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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-11-29
are located at 4Os South Washington
COUNTY RECORDS

November 81, 1920.
| .Deeds-Nick Hennen ct. ux. Katie
to Ben Randall King, 81, that par
SEA NEA 1894 being S. RR. right
Of way, (21aA.)
Patent-U. S. to Casper Hunsel
NRNEA, N1zNWA 28-4O-4
| R. MFRS. Deborah II. Blanchard
ct .vir A. L. to the First National
Bank, Moscow, $5259.35 due-Sh
S1sSWA 20 and portion of NE
SW % lying S. of county road also
, SEA SCI 20 and portion of SWA
SEA 20 lying E. of county road
James s. Rogers ct. Tx None to
First Bank of Troy, $4,000 due Ill,
III, NV 1894 less strip in NE
corner thereof.
Oscar Blhn ct. ux. Anna, Elk River
to Andrew Mosnon, $3.50 due 1922
20 NWAN NE 2139-1.
Glenn E. Sampson ct. ux. Emma L.
to A. II. Potsch, $3.50 due 11-22-22
8-8 Genesee.
c. M.-Deborah H. Blanchard ct.
vir. A. L. to R. c. Brown, Moscow to
First National Bank, Moscow, $685.
35 due 1-2-21, horses etc
e. B. Bauswell ct. ux. Cora A. to
R. F. Gibson, $23500 due 1921, 10
horses, etc.
Release First National Bank Of
Troy to James S. Rogers, ct. Tx.
Monte r-m 1920.
Mrs. Emma A. Jonson to Thomas
J. Geer ct. ux. Mary E. r-m f0-1215.
Assignments. w. Woodruff, to
A. j. Hendrickson, RIM made by Viii
liam S. Bennomy ct lux. Sarah E. A.
25-18.
Contract-Albert o. Mueller, and
Nels Nelson, Troy, $3.50, $40 paid,
$40 each month. Chalmers Auto.
Ben Randall King and Bert Ben
son, 1892, 800 paid, 1892 due 10 t-21
and 10-1-22, tract Of BAG acres in
1894 ~
Articles of Incorporation of Nc
Goldrick Lumber Company, Occur
d'Alene, Capital stock $3.50, 900.
Annual Settlement of McGoldrick
Lumber Co., by R. G. Lammen, sec
rotary, capital stock $2,0Q0,Q 900.
M L-1ryin E. Harrison and Dora
E. Libey, both Of Potlatch
Ernest H. Hull and Lena Libey both
Of Viola.
Martin Harry Mortenson and Atha
Alma Willis both of Moscow
Marvin T. Ellis, Oakesdale and
Clara B. Batheny, Moscow.
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QUEER COUNTERFEIT APPEARS
Secret Service Operatives Discover a
IS Gold Piece Which Contains $40
Worth of Platinum.

WashiEgton.-A queer old counter
felt of SIS gold piece was turned up
by the treasury secret service which
is worth eight times the value of the
coin it is supposed to represent. It
is made of platinum.
The counterfeit So pieces were made
years ago and bear the date 1869.
Several years ago some of these spu-
rious coins were discovered by the
scion Of wealthy family in Maine
when he turned out the contents Of
q strong box that had long been the
repository Of family heirlooms. The
coins were sent to the Treasury de-
partment, when their counterfeit ma
ture was discovered and the whole
lot was cOnfiScated
Secret service officials are at loss
TO know how the latest specimen cap
tured got into circulation
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east to visit the Montana Wesleyan
University at Helena, Montana; the
Chicago Training School, another
Methodist educational institution; the
Northwestern University School of
Religion, at Evanston, Illinois; and
the State University of Illinois. The
meeting of the board will be held in
New York City from December z to
10, inclusive. DR.. Perry left on the
2:25 Northern Pacific train this af-
ternoon and will take the Northern
Pacific from Spokane to Chicago and
the Michigan Central from Chicago
east
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-11-29

Weather-Idaho- Tonight and Tues
or snow in the north.
Earl Rink, Raymond Matthiesen
Harold Simon, Arthur Peterson, Oli1
Hamlin and Fannie Ring, university
students at Moscow arrived Wedpes-
day evening to spend Thanksgiving
with relatives. Cottonwood Chron-
icle.
Take your Storage Battery to the
Auto Electric Supply Company oppo-
site Postoffice for winter storage
Stored wet or dry. 53-79
Miss Beth Parker came in Monday
evening from the University of Idaho
at Moscow, and is spending the
Thanksgiving holidays with the home
folks, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Parker and
other relatives.-Grangeville Globe.
Protect your storage battery from
freezing and prolong its life by TAX
ing it to the United Motor Company,
successor to Albrights' Garage.
Stored wet or dry. We call for and
deliver them. 1856
The home of H. T. Hegstad, located
Just outside Of Moscow, to the south
east, was destroyed by fire Sunday
night. Some of the furnishings were
saved but most everything was con-
sumed.
NJ. B. Dallas and Chas. Green We're
out hunting pheasants in the Julia
eta neighborhood Monday.
For Sale-About 10 yards of sand,
at once. Davids. 54
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Bartholes, who
reside in the neighborhood OF Pine
Grove school, were visitors to Mos
COW Monday.
Get q box of those WAGNER apples
from the Henderson Orchard, $1.75
per box at the Cold Storage Market:
~ 64-55
The Past Noble Grand Club viii
meet at the home of Mrs. @. E. Johns
ton. corner 9Th and Lincoln streets
Tuesday, November 80.
20 Bars Lennox Soap, 800 at the
Cold Storage Market. 1884
Miss Gladys Egland has gone to
Bremerton, Wash, where she will
visit at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Lloyd Sheets.
Let me write your accident and
sickness insurance. The best protec-
tion. No doctors examination re-
oi1ired. j. F. Schroeder, real estate
and insurance. Office at Lange's
Garage oi-o4
Mr. and Mrs. William Nelson and
son Truman, moved Monday to the !
Hunt farm at the foot OF Moscow
mountain.
Finest selection OF mems woolens
ever shown. Leave your order for
future delivery. Schwarz. Tailor. 92-tf
The Hunt school, five miles north |
east of Moscow, of which Miss. Dug
gan is teacher, is planning a Christ
mas entertainment by the pupils.
Folgers bulk tea, per ID. 50c-Cold
Stnsaae Market ocz0s
William Travis and family, who
have been Twin gsix miles northeast
of Moscow, have moved to town and :
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-11-29
POPULAR PASTOR GOES
TO ATLANTIC COAST

Rev. DR.. H. O. Perry, pastor Of the
Moscow eMthodist church, left this
afternoon for New York where he
goes as delegate to the annual meet
ing Of the board of education, OF the
Methodist Episcopal church, he being
a member of the. board. He will be
absent three weeks, including two
SUNDAYS. Services will be conducted
next Sunday, December 5, by Or. Al
len and William Bell Services will
alSe be held the following Sunday at
the usual hour. Rev. DR.. Perry will
be back in time for the services on
December 10. He will stop enroute
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-11-29
For Disordered Stomach.

When the stomach fails to perform
it's functions the bowels become de-
ranged, the liver and kidneys con-
gested. The important thing is to
restore the stomach and liver to a
healthy condition and for this pur-
pose Chamberlain's Tablets are ex-
cellent Give them a trial They
only cost quarter. N
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shown earlier in the afternoon The
upon an inmate of the hospital. who
had recently been brought into the hos
pital suffering from rupture.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-11-29
Spokane Banks Help Farmers.

Spokane, Wash.-That Spokane
banks are not calling loans to farmers
who are holding wheat in expectation
of rising prices is indicated by the
figures submitted in response to the
call Of the comptroller of currency
effective at the close Of business Nc
vember 49, For the most part banks
are continuing the farmers credit and
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-11-29
Juliaetta School Offering.

Jullaetta's school raised $40 Tor the
Lewiston Children's Home, the money
being raised by the pupils of the
school. This has been sent to Lewis
ton to help swell the fund which the
have undertaken to raise.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-11-29
BIase California Ducks
Lose Fear of AirpIane

Yuba City.-R. V. Olds and A.
H. TregonilIg. both former A. E.
F. flyers. now in the employ of
the Suffer Basin company with a
contract to Keep ducks and geese
off the 1900 acres OF rice, say
ducks have come in by thousands
in the last few days. AS soon
as they frightened the ducks
away from one part of the field
with their airplane, another flock
alights on the opposite side.
"The ducks are. becoming accus-
toned to seeing the machine"
said Olds, "and 1t won't be long
before even an airnlane engine
cannot brighten them"
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supporting them as best they can
The same conditions appear to obtain
throughout the Inland Empire.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-06
KOUPfSE

KOUPf Sc kamna 2 druhe
ruky Ma tvrde uhli. Haste Sc
u Chas. Vachy, $3.50 Z. 49 ul.,
blize Broadway lot
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PRIJME Sc jeden neb diva
pani ma byt, pokoj sam pro Sc
be. Koupelna k pouziti. Adres-
sa sc sdeli V adm. t.listu. 10-6
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Roman

"Pofad stejne! Budu Sc jiz
miti porad steiner" tdvetil
lord hlubokym, smntnyn hla-
sem. 83
Dosel az ku chatrci tte do
be, vstoupil do male tam jizby
a bazlive jaksi Sc ohlizdl ko.
lem.
"Jste opravdu sam, John?
Neni tn jiste nikoho nd bliz-
ku?"
Ami 1--WE duse, mily lorde
Kdo by tady take mel tyti?"
"Opravdu, ano. Mil staly
strach ale, mIj hrozny nne pro
nasledujici strach neda mi
klidne ehvile. Zavri dvere.
Johne."
Starry muz uposlechl, nacez
Sc vratil a usednul prot hra-
b6ti.
Tento sam usedl ky stolu a
tn sedel v uplne zadumcivosti,
oblicej MAZE zakryty rukama.
Take Jenkins liplne tise Sc
del mu naproti po nekolik mi
nut, tise S tim podivnym po-
hledem uprenym ma ndho, s
pohledem, kteryz Sc rovnal o.
nomu draheho dftete stizenaho
hlubokym zarmutkem. .
Pojednou opet promluvil
slovo ssoustrasti.
'Bolis fhne to velice, Jasno-
.sti, kdyzftias yidim takto,
piaTii.l Mimi jsem, ze cas- ra-
.nu vasi zaeelf."s
:. ."Nikdy ME. Jest to trest, Jen
kins. trest. Nikdy Sc rama ma
nezaceli, zabije mne to-"
"Oh, nesmite ma to tax hle-
dat, lorde,' pravil hajny sou.
citne. "Nemohl Jste tomu od-
pomoci."
'tMohl jsem tomu odpomoci
Byfo to nasledkem me chyby
meho hrichu. Kdybych byl ne.
hresil, ma draha by byla ne.
zemfela."
"To muze byt. Neisme zad-
ny bez viny. To nebesa vedi a
hrichy nase opet opet mas
stihaji, kdyz isme mysleli, re
jsou jiz navzdy mrtvy. Co ale
ia minim, mily lorde, re iste
nemohl odpomoci nocnimu to-
lnu cinu. Vam sc nemohlo AMI
Zdati. ze ubohe to dite stane
Sc jeho obeti.'
{Pokracovani.)
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CTETE! Pronajme Sc byt o

CTETE! Pronajme Sc byt o
4 sv6tllicfth byt 0 pokoji
pro pa1la. Haste Sc V elsie
124oo Holborn Ave. - Proda
sc 6ihlovf dunn ma dlazdene u.
lici, aneb sc vylneni "a farmu.
- Nam prodeji dunn o 7
svetnicich, koupelna, fernes.
garaz, ktery Sc po pripade Wy
meni "a jiny majetek. - P6k-
nou farmu o ga akrech Sc
vsim zafizenim, aneb Sc vyme
nj. Blizsi sdeli Tom. Suchy,
S602 Beckman Ave. Tel.
Princt. 1870 W. I?
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Chcete-ll kOup1tl maJetek
nkOli
Libby Rd. a zastavky 10
A. B. c. poulicni kary
navstivte mas, nebot' name
jich mnoho ma vyber:
Dunn, jednorodinny 5ti po-
kojich, plyn, elektrika, fer
mes, lot 40 pri 14O stfs ce-
ma $4,000.
Dunn, jednorodinny o 4 po-
kojich, elek., voda, sklep,
puda, lot 80 pri 800 stf..
cena $4,000.
Dum, jednorodinny, o 6 po-
kojich, plyn, elekt., voda,
fernes, garage, veiky lot,
cena $4,000.
Dunn, jednorodinny, Bunga-
low, 6 pokoju, koupelna,
elektrika, plyn, voda, fer
nes, velky lot, $500.
Dunn, jednorodinny, 8 pokoju,
koupelna, elektrika, plyn,
voda, fernes, horka voda,
garage, cena $4,000.
Name vice iinych maietku a
peknych .lotu "a velmi mike
ceny. BlizSi sdeli
kohout a Migasek Realty g.
Building Co.,
5413 Hamm Ave. 1O-7
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DUN dobre zachovaly, dvou
rodinny, proda Sc ia $1,000.
Zada Sc hotove $500 zby-
tex na markyc. BlizSi Sc sde-
Il V c. 1902 W. SO ST., We pre-
du. 1916
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abragedie svatebnf nocii.
yj4je Roman


'tJiz jdete, sleGno vynne?"
PAX pral il dohreho odpuldne
a oteyrel iii dvefe $ takou
dvornosti a-iictou, jakoby to by
la sama Ida.
Ida posadila Sc ma. pohovku
q snazila Sc zaplasit chmury z
celia sveho.
st. Maur prisedl pax k nj le-
hynee Sc usmivaje.
Stihla jeho a vysoka posta-
va, slunny ten usmev ucinkova-
ly jako voda ma vyprahlou a
ziznivou dust.
Pod vlivem pritomnosti jeho
uhasl ponekud s2Irajici ten O.
hen zarlivosti v Ide; vzdor
tomu ale nebyla prec to ga
pomenout ma rumenne ty tvafe
a sklopene oci Leslie a memo.
hla zapomenout jak pronikaii-
ci byl ma nj pohled St.. Maui
RI.
Kdyz odesel, ubirala Sc po-
malu nahoru, mrucic k sobe:
"Musim s tim udelat, konec.
Ona mi ho nema witt"
XIV. Lord Moreland u stare
ho sveho sluzebnika.
Deset dni po tom, kdyz o.
znamil tajny keene sve od
stoupeni od pripadu tohoto,
ubiral Sc lord iako obycejne
ku hrobu zeny sve. Dosud byl
strasne bledy a vyzably, jaka-
81 ale nevysvetlitelna zmena. "
dala Sc " obliceji jeho od vte-
rejska. >tnt
Ma ceste re hfbitova zastavil
sc nerozhodne ma pesince v
parku vedouci X chatrci stare
no Johna Jenkihse.
"Podivam Sc tam dnes," "a
hucel 81. Con jest jediny ma
svet6, kteryz muze miti Sc
nnnou soucit. A nyni neisem liz
hlidan. Oh, to mne tizilo jake
nocni mura, tohleto hlidani
stale! Citil jsem, iakobych ne
mohl ami dychat po cely cas-, co
muz ten byl zde.'
Ia nekolik msnut nalezal Sc
u chatrce.
Jenkins sedel ma lavici ven'
ku prede dvefmi.
Jakmile zhlednul pana sve-
no, rychle vstal sci mu po ,ce-
sticce te naproti.
"Jak Sc mate Jasnosti?' ta-
zal Sc a V hlase ieho jakoz i V
otliceii byl znati vyraz souci-
tu a titrpnosti.
Starry verny a proto velmi
ceneny tento sluha. mluvil S
panem svym zcela otevrene o-
bycejne, coz zdalo Sc ovsem ma
prvni pohled podivne.
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PRODAJi Sc komBihacni
kan,na ma plyn a uhI, pohov-
ka, kuchynsky stul a jine drob
nosti, nasledkem odjezdu q
mesta. Vse zanovni. Haste Sc
V elsie 1921 Union Ave. "a.
du. lot
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NASLEDKEM vysokeho sta
ii majitele proda Sc cihlovy a.
partment pro 5 rodin dvema
dobre jdoucimi obchody, jed
MIN cukrovinkoyym a druhym
hollGskym. Jsou. Oba obsaZene.
Toto misto je nejlepsim ces-
KEN okcli a je rohove. Zada Sc
castka hotove a zbytek die u
jednani. Nepropaste tuto pri-
lezitost. BlizSi sdeli j. f. Ne
jedlik Co.. 11O15 Union Ave.
Tel. Broadway 1856 - Union
1861 r. !?
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HLEDA Sc byt o jednom
neb dvou pokojich pro jedno-
no pana V okolf Broadway.
Nechte adressu V adm. t. listu.
- lC-7
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PRODA Sc pod cenu

autonlobil Mitchell model
1920 Je aplne v dobi6m
stavu. Haste Sc v c. 1921
Kinsman rd. 1912
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DOLU S VYS0kYMI
CENAMI.

Neni zadneho, kdo by nami
nesouhlasil, re ceny vsech W.
robkG jsou tuze vysoke m6ly
by byti snizeny a v tom samem
case nemelo b. byt nikoho, kdo
by nami nesouhlasil v tom,
re nejlepsi vyrobky pripravene,
nejlepsim vedeckym zpusobem
nejsou dosti dcbrymi pro neho.
Proc tedy emit pokusy7 Potre-
buiete-li leku, dostante 81 ten
nejlepsi a tim zpusobem kona-
te spravedlnost vadi sobe a sve
rodihe. Kdyz vase zazivaci or,
gany odmitnou vykonavati je,
jlch povinnost zazivaci, jdete k
vasemu obchodnikevi, kteryz
ma leky ma sklade a zadejte cd
neho DR.. Formanka Magadoru
neb DR.. Formanka Horke Vino.
Nebeite zadne jine "zrovna
tax dobre", protoze neni jine-
no leku "zfovna tax dobreho".
- Kdyby vas obcLodnik ode
prel Formankovy lsky YAM pro
dat neb objednat. piste primo
ia DR.. F. Formaneck Co.. 1888
So. California ave. Chicago,
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HLEDA Sc byt as O 5ti neb

6ti nistnostech koupelnou,
ktery je noderne zarlzen a
nsleza se V tiehem thiste. Jsou
polize tri dospeli y fodine. Ne
chte adressu v adm. S'Sveta
1913
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PRODA Sc dunn "Bunga-

FNVD1 SL uUm bUlIgd-
low, nloderne zaIizeny. Pek-
na garaz. Haste Sc V c. S425
Rosewood Ave. z Warner Rd.
1919
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PRODA Sc farma 1Sti a.
krech, A mile cd kary Miles A
We. a Broadway. Pekny diam o
Z pokoJlch, tepla yoda, koupel-
ia dome, ovocny sad vse-
chino farmarske zarizeni, zaso-
by. MaJetek tento Sc po pripa-
de vymeni "a mestsky nlajetek.
Haste Sc Y Olympia divadle.
Z. 55. NJ a Broadway me3i 10
2 L hod. dopoledne q cd Z do
8 hod. vecer ptejte Sc I'd p.
Horwitze. 2
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BONDY SVOB o D Y
A VALECNE sPOkENkY

lsfodeJte myAt - plntfpc neJsyshf ceny
SIMON. spolehItst xmsnnrnfk,
pokoj {. .i6 LenoN Bldg z patro
pouzijte vyt1hovadla
otevfeno do 9 Eodin vecer
Noh q nj. n Euclid Ave.
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cTETE POzoRNE! Nasky-

CTETE POZORNE! Nasky-
tuje Sc vam dobra prilezitost
koupiti 81 maj ajetek - dunn, no.
dici Sc pro 2 rodiny, elektri-
ka, plyn, naleza Sc ma w. 50.
III. Cena $4,000. hotove $4,000
ostatni na splatku. - Nam v
prodeji mlekarsky obchod,
grocerni a line, tez mann ne
kolik rentu, Haste Sc Ii J.
Smik, 4S11 Clark Ave. 1916
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-11-19

good Job under you. TIL o. K. the
voucher and charge it to your per-
sonal expense account"
That's nice of you, old sport, and
thank you kindly. I'll talk to Billy
when arrive in Buenaventura, and IL
the prospect doesn't look good to me,
I'll argue him out of 1t and well come
home. Let me go. might come back.
But must 60. want to see Billy"
You just said a minute ago you'd
turned the forty-year post" Jerome
warned him. "And you're now going
to lose year or two more In which
you might better be engaged laying
up o foundation of independence for
your old age. For Heavens sake man.
don't be a fool"
"Oh, but win be fool" John Stu
art Webster answered; and possibly.
BY tAis time. the reader has begun to
understand the potency of his middle
name-the Scotch are VIGOROUSLY pig
headed, and Mr.. Webster had iust
enough oatmeal In his blood to have
come by that center fire name honest
". "And you. you poor old horse.
You could not possibly understand
why, II you lived to be a million years
old"
He got up from his chair to the fun
height of his sIx-feet-one. and
stretched 100 pounds of bone and mus
Gle.
"And so I shall go to sobrante and
lose all Of this all-important money
shall II" he Jeered. "Then by all the
gods of the Open Country, hope I
may. Dad burn you. Neddy, I'm not q
Methuse!ah. want some fun in life.
want TO fight and be broke and 90
hungry and then make money for the
love Of making it and spending It. and
| want to live long time yet. I want
TO see the mirage across the sagebrush
and hear It whisper: Hither, John
Stuart Websterl Hither, you fool.
ana I'll hOmswoggle you again, as In
an elder day | hornswoggled you be.
fore"
Jerome shook his white thatch hone.
lessly.
Il thought you were a great mining
engineer, John" ne said sadly. ''but
you're not. You're a poet. You do
nor seem to care for money"
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Water I'D sheep RaIaInq.

In parts Of Australia. where the
average yeariy rainfall is not more
than ten inches. a square mile ct
land viii support only eight or nfns
sheep. In Buenos Aires, the same
area with fhirty-four inches Of rain,
supports 1850 sheep.
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Wood for tennis raekets requires at
. least ave years in the rough timber
atate before being cut up for use Wood
for pianos is kept. as ! rule. for y
pears before 1t is usea.
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"Afectionately,
BILLY"

Jerome finished reading this remark
able communication; then with In
finite amusement he regarded John
Stuart Webster over the tops Of his
glasses as one who examines a new
and interesting species of bug.
$50 Billy loves that dear Sobrante,
eh?" he said with abysmal sarcasm.
Jack Webster, listen to sane man
and be guided accordingly. was In
this same little Buenaventura once.
was there for three days, and
wouldn't have been there three min
utes If 1 could have caught steamer
out sooner. OF all the miserable,
squalid, worthless, ornery, sinking
holes on the face of Gods green foot
stool, Sobrante Is the worst-lf one
may Judge it by it's capital city. Are
you going to chase of to this God-for-
! saken fever-hole at the behest Of lad
scarcely out of his swaddling c.1thes7
Jack Webster, surely you aren't going
to throw yourself away-glve up the
sure thing l offer you-to join Billy
Geary In SObrante and finance Wild
cat prospect without q certificate of
title attached. Be reasonable. What
did you wire that COMPOUNDED boy7"
THAT was coming"
Gable him you've changed your
mind. Wen send him some money to
come home, and you can give him q
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paIIY Thought.

But no pleasure is comparable to the
standing upon the vantage ground Of
truth Bacon.
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-pLEAsE Let w Hear FRoM YOU.


Ing up geo he Is dreaming Of cool baths silk
their Thea he
snotta
he Is
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this mining esneeauSsD p. D. q. Tins
In the essence OF ehe contract, be-
cause am holding on to the thin
edge Of nothing. and II we have .
change Of government may lose even
that. / need you, John Stuart Web
ster, worse than ! need salvation. I
enclose you Q list Of equipment re-
quired.
"If you receive this letter and can
DO anything for me, please cable. If
you cannot, please cable anyway. Do
let me hear from you. Jack, IL only TO
tell me the old entente cordiale still
exists. / know now that / was con-
siderable Of a needless pup a fewyears
ago and overlooked my hand quite reg
uIarIy. but now that have q good
thing I do not know OF anybody with
whom Il care to share It except your
own genial self. Please let me hear
from you.
ga ffocti0natolv
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Make IL $4,000 and win
guarantees to deliver the manr,.
within 50 days.

tTo BE coNTINUED7
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-16
JAMAICA.

John Clark had an auction of some OF
his household goods and farming tools last
week. They have moved into their new
home on River street.
The Realty Camp in this village is
opened again during the drive Of the pull
wood. The heavy rain Tuesday, causing
high water, took a large number Of the
logs down the road
Mrs. Eliza Jacobs. who spent the win
ter with her grandson in Baldwinsville
returned to her home Thursday after
spending the last two weeks with hel
daughter in Brattleboro.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-16
Department of Labor More
Lenient Than Depart
ment of Justice
MATTER DISCUSSED
AT CABINET MEETING
Thousands of Communists Do Not Be
lieve In Violence Against the Govern
ment-President Appeared In Good
Mental Condition at Meeting.
By DAVID LAWRENCE.
Copyright BY The Reformer1

IIopyr1ght1 BY The Reformer.)
WASHINGTON, April l6.-President
Wilson has asked both the department of
justice and the department of labor to
inquire closely into the relationship be-
tween so-called Radicals and ''Commun-
lists and the industrial disturbances which
have been cropping out of late through
out the country
The President gave the impression to
his cabinet that while the government
should proceed relentlessly against dis
tmbers of industrial peace and deport
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-16

Costs few cents. Drop little
Freezone on that touchy corn, instant.
ly that corn stops hurting, then you
lift it right out with the fingers.
Why wait? Your druggist sells a
tiny bottle of Freezone for few cents.
sufficient to rid your feet of every hard
corn, soft corn, or corn between the
toes, and calluses, without soreness or
irritation. Freezone is the much talked
of discovery of the Cincinnati genius.