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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-17
"Count.ng Tacir Chickcn...

'IIF.N FI.AND. OHIO. AuguSt 10
work incidental to tho allotment OF
tickets 10 the worlds series. provided
" Is played here. was started today
when the Cleveland baseball club an
nounccd that applications will be re-
ccivcd. Until the pennant race il do
cidcd, the management announced II
Will receive no money with tho APP
piications. As League Park Is small
or than any park In which the world
series have been played recently,
each person Will be limited to TWO
Tickets. " 81 =, ~. NlS 1. w
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SINGLE BY DELANEY IN
NINTH WON FOR COOLERS
iis'icss md Scc-Snw Came FINALLY
Resulted I'm Defeat for
Wilson
Especial to The Times Dispatch. }

especial to The Times Dispatch
MlLSoN, y. G.. August iG.-In n
Low Low and listlcss game. the Nuts
nhaIi? won out in the ninth here to-
gay by the score OF to :. AS has
Wcrn the ease all the year, n former
l!son player broke up the game
ana gave the count to the Coolers.
Mn1h tenancy singled in the min, IN
with the third corner OCCUPIED Tbr
needing of kost and the timely hits
nt Walters and Kost featured for the
,uss, while the hitting of Miller and
Score:
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Flying Clubs Amo,r,,,,,.

NEW YORK, August 16.-Amalca-
nation OF the Aero Club of America
and the American Flying Club was
agreed upon tonight AT separate meet
ings OF the organizations. Commit
tees OF both clubs. ii was announced
and directors for the new club.
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>-r,,, tiE UNIVERSAL Serviccl
NEW YORK. August 16.-Bcnn;e
signed contract to inaugurate the
DoN.nG season at Madison Square
Garden for Tex Richard. who recently
leased the big building for year.
nent for fifteen rounds early next
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BATTER UP
-BY JOE


PoRTsMo tSnnfiHh vhne t,i ms,st
drove to the ball park sineIIS and left
singing. as we Know We Will win tomorrow.
The boys are feeling like lighting cocks
and Will celebrate tomorrow's victory to-
night.
"BinE" ArraEon wa, the boy wonder of
tho days game. You know that when
Trucker fans went crazy over his play
should back the Cons like the Truckers
Whistles. rattles. horns: everything a,
EN-" that way.
Lee, Gooch may no, play tomorrow. as
he feels under the weather. and the
series. We may fool them yet
Shorty Baker tried to play short again
In practice. hut could not make the throw
to hrst. SO he goes to second again.
We. brought our mascot. Kenneth. along.
which always means two gu; OF three Tor
RICHMOND. R!chnondcrs should have seen
the battle their Colts put uD today and
| they wouid turn out THURSDAY 10 meet
| In tho. absence OF Secretary cherry. who
VIII arrive tomorrow. leo Stone handled
the gate receipts.
Schulz went to Richmond halter to
Ihc storc which made tho offer refused
SINGING members OF tho team are making
slap some blue laws on any minute. \
~. !. (. - 4.
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In the absence OF Secretary Cherry who
WIZ arrive tomorrow. leo Stone handled
the gate receipts
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BEANEATERS ROUT TIGERS

BOSTON. August l6.-Boston hit
timely today and defeated Detroit.
q 10 l.
hits until he weakened In the seventh.
when Ave hits. including :, triple b.
caused his withdrawal.
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No Liccnsc fnr AIilIn.

BERLIN. August 16.-The American
Jockey, walter Miller. has been re-
fused license by German racing an
thoritics. Miller was a successful rid
er IN Germany eight years ago and
one OF the most famous Jockeys in
Hughes racing bill in New York
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SPORTS
INDIANS WALLOP YANkS
COVELESKlE'S TWISTERS A
PUZZLE TO BABE RUTHERS"
lew York Made Spirited Ninth
innInE Rally. hut Lost by
Four to ThEce.

NEW YORK, August 16.-In n ninth
inning rally New York fell short by
one OF tying the score today and
Cleveland won the opening game OF
the series. to ).
Coveleskie proved n puzzle to the
hits and a pass resulted In the three
runs.
Errors by Ward and RucI figured In
Clcveland's two runs in the fourth
inning.
The score:
Score:
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PIRATES DOWN BROWNS
my Anrorla,.nn.a.,


FL. LOUIS. August l6.-wbitt.a.,
fs IN ,s followed by Cutshaw's doub,s .
Eavr l ~. III h ,mniig. scored the run thai
no,h LOUIS today. Tho locals coi,,I I.
nod Win Adams after the SOC,
oha inning. The score: sec
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DANVlLLE'S STAR PITCHER
JUMPS TO NEW LEAGUE
Alec Moore Dids Teammates, n,
wen and Goes to Outlaw
Circuit

\, DNNN II.lII;, VA. August lG.-Alcc
;; ii"n,n; !nanvilie,s star pitcher, has
ounincu the Team. nccordi, e to His
teammates. who say he bId tbnn,
iareWcl! sunday and loft for BeIu,
sW sno nc said. he had been offered
inc local team is hard M ..
blow. Russell Moore. manage me ass
serted today that he would make
i"fnal COMPLAINT about the Players
!Zation. 'hah-
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bling" ArraEon will raise n mustache a.
soon as tho baseball season is over.
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Newport News
Totals 20 i2a 0
Tot ais 80 10 81

N"IIpIh ............0 0 q q 90
N'sMt1It news % 0 o o X-3
crs stn"m rIro- Kuns-I Lake nehen; Whit.
ana Bcaic. Sacrifice hit--Summa. Stolen
Lake. Noonan and whitcrmt. Hit
10y. ioh.r-Swcctlan by Morgan. Struck.
naLs-on Morgan. !: or Warrior. 4.
aa'eit on hases,-Norfolk. I. Newport News.
y. tiHprcs. Brandon and Cross. limo OF
eAme. lao. Attendance. COO.
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st. IOuIs.
.nnn,,s 81 ~ Total.
Sr",c d., 'nr I"!uea In eighth. -

ST. ilouIss ...... ...........1 oooorooois
S5gm.inary; Kuna:carcy Soo hoooI,
cnin zen: Shption Lavan ErrorHIi.athn.
80, u wo-oase hits-Southworth O.,
NAV Three base hit-I.avan' Donhi.
Unyyhn. aAvan. iiorasby and Fonrninr.
lane !iIts-oH Iiaincs. in on
BY IIay,in L. Struck out-by Adams =.
ohhlFeS-Hart and Harrison Ti,nnsHi.as'
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Cleveland
New York.
Totals LIB 1911: Totals ..33 w,
'battcd Tor Mays IN eighth.

score ~ innings: II
Summary: Runs: Northumberland
Gardner. OSeiii 60. New. York-Ruth.
Pratt. BOdic. Errors: New York
Ward. Ruel. Two base hlt-Bodic. Home
run-O'Nein. Observation-Disclosures. Ruoi
Covcleskic. Double piay-I'!pp ,unass!sl.
cd. Left on hases-clcvcland. 6. New
York. 6. Basea on balls-on Mays. /: of
Covclcskie. . Hits-oH MAYS. in S. OF
Thornahicn. o in l.. Hit 10y pi,cher-by
Mays Chapman. Struck out-by Mays
J: hy Co.cleskie 4. Losing pitchc!-Mays
Umpircs-connoy ana Nall!u Time
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Rocky Mount
. Totals q: 93:lo Totals 80 7c7l7
Ir-Chert hitting for Barrett ninth

Sumolk n a X
~, summary: Runs sco-ed-kanc. Champ.
IN Myers; Stc!nback. Spcrbcr. Yarrison
nnocra.r. ESkert. benson. Two base hits"
StnpSS8n., he1tw9le Stolen bascs-Myers
i I.iioyd' on h. iieatwole. :; Struck out-bv
IISnnoik. 10: Rocky Mount. 1 DouSls
HE nyiI-Daries to Strain TO Hcatwoic:
tr,tath 70 Dec to Davies: Keller ia
Enhai,npiin, 10 Jones. Errorx-sarret taI'
* nh''es. Lloyd; Sacrifices hits--Denson
Baik-Lloyd. Umpircs Orth and
Imam Time one hour. for,y-scvcn min.
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CINCINNATI TANs CUBS
HENDRIX KNOCKED OUT
IN SEVENTH INNING
Ana duncan Indulge In n s~.,,.
ieSt' n" Reds win by
to T.
ny Associated Preas.1

c bhiited Hendrix hard today anI matt
Shicngo decisively. o to an" iId beat
BAILEY y"0 ahS Gaa in the seventh and
was steady for the vis1;n"ra. Fisher
f mmy. ,Hroh and Duncan each 81, o. nc
'v Sno, NUS In i've times up. Snor ntde
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Frcnchnien win nj Fencing.
ANTWERP, August 16-The French
Olympic fencing team defeated the
American fencers today, fourteen
bouts to two.
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
=, Yesterdays RESULTS.
Nichmond. u: Portsmouth. 3.
HIcwport News. 3: Norfolk. o.
hockS. Mount. :; Suffolk.
Petersburg. y; Wilson. :.
STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
hichmond ut Portsmouth,
NoTlolk mt Newport News
Rocky Mount at suffolk
Petersburg at Wilson
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Minneapolis, 0: Louisville. s.
81. Paul. 6: Indianapolis. ;.
Kansas CITY. 3 Columbus, IL.
Milwaukee. 9; Toledo. S. FourtecN
inn!ngs).
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..THIl"rH KunS-Baugs. LOoncv
Benton. Errors-Bakar. Ai.-o 80 ~
holt Two-hase hi;s-l.ooney. stolen
DdscS-Baugs. Niox t2) Trayncr
Sacrifice hit-Gooch. Double nisvs--.
on 10 Post to Looncy: Poole TO
Richmond. ,; Portsmouth. s R.s"s an
- .!S--oI Harris 3; on Ecuton
i.t.ils-,oh Harris. S; of Benton !
SSNurk out-by Harris ]: by Renton
Westervel: ant Castor.
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Totals 80 27lG
Totals 81 . II 0

Wiis9m .n;;;;;..,6 . : ) 0 0 %
Matters 90. biting. IIulgins: Moran (2j
M!!!eT COMMAND Mcmahon. Wood Bud
nYt ". Errcrs-Bi;ting GU. Two ba sc
niiEMoran;, Three base h!ts-Waltcrs.
RON @ and T. Miller: First base on balls
Oh t'Hihn. ;: OF Magai!S. 6: off Bennett
none Struck out-hy Quinn. 8: by
AiEais none; by bennett. .. Double play
most 10 iGdgins. Passed ball-DehaDcy
itit'SMdancsi i.2e0. umpires. Harper and
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CIncinnilti
! I.n d';;. a iSs7is Totals .....s7 ST1,
SOL t,n,,sh Tor Jones In mini

chlsas@ .. .......::.:.S
kopf e.. sckin nssI p5ssna t9i Daubert "a.
yWtGihns. 9 FaTr" TWa.sass
tnr r"soi stolen bases-Neaic, kan2 -S SIoh.
m msIs,e' ii,s-on Hendrix. Il In e'ToE TO
by ri,ch.tth ! 20: of Jones. 2 in III, g,,
CrFS ,rIrt,iS. i; Fisher. J. rassed ucf 6,f pnt
nlI.s LOSING. p!tcher-IiendfI. on Al,
S"'Sicy and Day. TImcn,.o,c M
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
south Atlantic League,
American Arsocintion.

Charlotte, o; Spartanburg. 8.
Columbia. 1: Charleston. q.
Augusta. o: Greenvillc, 5.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Sicvehnd. &: New York. 8.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Cleveland mt New York.
81. Louis at WnsItinrtop
Detroit ut BpSfn nm
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Southern Associntion

Southern AshocIntIOn.
Little Rock. 0: Atlanta. (hrst
Eame).
Little Rock, ID; Atlanta. tsecond
game).
birmingham Memphis. postponed;
Cha;tanooga. 0: New Orleans. ..
Nashville, o: Mobile. . (frst gamc).
Nashville 8; Mobile. tsecond
game. ! innings by agreemenD.
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star for the locals. Out OF three
times up he got three hits. one OF
them two Dagger He is also credit
cd with two sacrifices.
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International LeaSt,

International League.
Jersey City-Bunalo. Game post
poned-rain.
Syracuse. q: Toronto. s.
Baltimore RocheSter-rain.
Reading Akron-wct grounds.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
~ YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Cincinnati. o: Chicago. I.
pittsburgh. 3: 81. Louis, ..
New rk-PhilatlclDliia. rain.
nennic Lconurd to Get $50 600

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York at PHILADELPHIA.
Cincinnati at Chicago
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Spnnn WInncrS Tor July.
Class A-W. -. RunnclS.
class-R--J NJ blackburn
Class C--.I. r. May
Glass D-.I f.. Sheppard
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Texas IrnEue.
Dallas-San Antonio. played yester-
day.
Shreveport. G; Galveston. l.
TT Worth. 3: Houston, ..
Wichita Falls, 6: Beaumont. l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10

Uncle Wggy finished his breafast went and Grandpa
Goosey Gande though little late and then he back TO the
hollow stump bungalow "Now shall fix the alarm clock will
ring the right time up mornings said Uncle Wig
g He took wheels and springs He took the hands Of
the front of its 81 hope Uncle Wiggy
doesn't pinch his paw whispered Susie "uh cautioned Nurse
lane Fuzzy WuZZy,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10

After while having watched Uncle Wggiy tinker with the
alarm clock for ten minutes Nurse Susie
the kitchen But Nurse Jane heard funny huyng
back to the where the bunny working him
the table and everything upset Why Uncle Wggyr' cried
Nurse Jane Whatever the world happned? Nj Longears
winkd his pink "a Just dropped clock wheels
and I'm hunting for them" he said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10

With the help of Jackie Peee Bow Wow the two puppy
dog boys and with Nurse Jane pulling at his tails Wiggy
at last got free of the alarm clock spring He sat down bench
to rest and famed his pink vinkng nose with his
hat do you want the pieces of the clock Uncle Wgy?"
Jackie mo do not the bunny Peetie may
have them; but what good they?" The puppies baked
ioyuIy. Gwen make automobile they said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10

"Dear me- Nurse exclaimed Wiggily came
down to breakfast morning. 81 late Hurry and give
my breakfast you please That alarm clock be broken
1t should have gone of at o'clock did not
meet Grandpa Goosey g. shall have take that clock
and mend it, Nurse Jane hurried with the breakfast and Susie
Lit helped her "Do you think you cock?"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10

All of sudden after Uncle Wggy got his paw loose from the
buzzr part of the alarm clock he fixing there swapping
cracking sound and the old rabbit gentleman gave loud cry Oh
what the matter now? exclaimed Nurse Jane running out again
Well you can what happened The big strong spring of
clock became loose and caught Uncle Wgy its coils h
sebe cried the bunny he spun around like top "P
try to mend alarm clock aganP'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10

After Uncle Wiggiy had turned the rugs upset the
chairs and cawled under the table he found the wheels he had
dropped Pm going take the clock the outside
told Nurse Jane " have light there took
everything out in the yard Then all of sudden Nurse Jane
Uncle Wggy shout She ran with the broom and asked
the trouble was my paw pnched the buzzer part Of the coF
said the bunny.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10

Nearer and the Pip catching Uncle Wggv but
the animal boys made the alarm clock auto go very and last
they reached the bunny gentleman "HoD Hon Uncle
Wggy cried Samm Mr. Longear jumped into the auto rhe
masm ch and all and away went than ever The bad
old Ppsewah tried to follow but he his toe and fell down
cha a laughed Uncle Wggy y clock was of some
use after all"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10

With joyful barks Jackie and Wow and Sammie
Lea the rabbit boy began to make automobile
pieces Of Uncle Wggy old alarm clock soap some baby
carriage wheels You don't what the pieces of the
clock do YOU Uncle Wiggy2" barked Jackie 'ot at ALL"
answered the bunny whose rheumatism hurting him again
that he had to limp his red white and blue striped barber pole
cntc MAYBE give Uncle Wiggiy ride said Sammie
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10

THE ALARM CLOCK, IT WENT "TINc-ALINGP IT CAUGH
UNCLE WIGGILY IN THE SPRING. AND HE WAS AS FJJSSE
AS ANYTHING "DING! DIqGW
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-05-28
oooo NeWs-oR SAD.

8yuop01a-RichArd Searles. sue
ceeeeui Amorican playwright, con-
ndeo @ his friend. Bob Singleton,
The TACT that, inspired by the
genluo oe Z young actress whom
no hAA seen In London. he has
Wfitten = play, Lady Larkspur."
sploly W1th tn thought that she
GlaOui1 Interpret the leading char
nCtee. This girl. Violet Dewing,
has 11mppoAred and eearles re-
Fuses - a1iow the play 10 be pro-
duoed with anyone else Ia the part
0tusletoa has just returned tim
v9M4edD frosn France, where he
hAA been serving In the avixfion
corps. His uncle, Raymond BASH
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-05-28

by local applications as they cannot reach
the diseased portion Of the ear. There is
only one way to cure Catarrhal Deafness.
and that is by a constitutional remedy.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE acts
through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
of the System. Catarrhal Deafness is
caused by an nf1amed condition of the
mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube is inf1amed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing. and
when it is entirely closed. Deafness is the
result. Unless the Inflammation can be re-
NAL condition. hearing may be destroyed
forever. Many cases of Deafness are
caused by Catarrh. which is an infamed
condition of the Mucous Surfaces.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for any
case of catarrhal deafness that cannot
be cured by HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE.
All druggists Is. Circulars free.
+. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo. Ohio.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-05-28

osO0~ - - ~sSS SSS0Ss
for a quiet hour before ! heard q COM
motion from the direction of the gate.
followed q few minutes later by a
shout and a noisy colloQuy. after which
4 roadster arrived In haste at the
front door.
mfr. Terrence. SIR" announced
Antoine. I'm sorry. sir. but he ran by
the guard at the gate, and y man
below the house stopped him. It's q
precauti0n we've bern taking. sir"
TOrrence's sense Of humor was
always q little feeble. and l FASTENED
into the hall to reassure him as to
his welcome.
sFor Gods sake. Singleton. what's
happened here1 A band Of pirates
jumped on my runnlng-board, and
after I'd Knocked them on = road
agent stopped me right there In sight
Of the house and poked the muxxle Of
I shotgun In my face"
sIlighty sorry you annoyed.
but there have been ON queer char.
acters about. tramps and that sort OF
thing and the people on the place are
merely 4 little anxious. Have q
cigarr"
~AlI I can say d that you'd better
send your friends the password !!
That fool ont there with the gun II
likely to XIII somebody. Antoiner-
Ne turned 10 the butler. who was
drawing the curtains It the windows
~ the psoperty,s been threatened.
ron should have informed me immedi-
ately."
.Yes. ar: but ~ only been quite
recent. and. knowing Mr.. Singleton
10 coming. - didn't like T. bother
ycu.
~ en- only apologize. Tory !
laaekposoA. Iho employees have
ese alarsed. but vs're bound to
enmmepo their seal.s
5Dnphi~ ~ ejaenlated: the
.Wcu11e - ~ dignity sfill ranking.
I eSeco1 4 efSar upon him and ulk.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-05-28

on the place? You're not silly
enough to imagine that Dutch and a
couple of women can do anything out
here to aid Americas enemies! And
rs for these inquiries about Mrs.
BashfOrd, they couldn't possibly have
anything to do with the war. Specifi-
cally, who are the persons whO've
asked for her?"
There's the party I told you about.
most persistent, who's mOtored here
three times, and another person who
seems to be looking for him, sir. It's
Q singular"
Its singularly ridiculous: that's
all. They're probably piano-tuners
or rival agents for a rug house or
something OF that sort"
''They may be agents, hut not that
kind, sir" His lips %quivered, either
from fear OF vexation at my refusal
to take his story seriously.
IF anything tangible happens.
Antoine" l said kindly. anything we
can really put our hands on. Well
e tditty OCSd VIII It, 1Ol YOU
mustn't get nervous or allow yourself
to suspect everybody who turns up
here of evil designs against the repub-
lie. I've come here for quiet, you
know. and we can't have every pass
ing stranger throwing the place into
a panic"
l had no sooner reached the library,
where he gave me coffee. than l heard
a slow, measured tread on the broad
brick terrace that ran along the
house on the side toward the
Sound. The windows were open and
the guard was in r.ain view. I
glanced at Antoine. whose attitude
toward me was that of one beneyo-
iently tolerant Of stupidity He meant
to save me in spite of n ~ tuseness.
Tell the picket to renee himself
where ] won't hear him. ii you please,
Antoine"
He disappeared through one of the
French windows and In a momen I
saw the guard patrolling Il walk some
distance from the house. l now made
myself comfortable with a book and
cigar, but | had hardly settled myself
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-05-28

UvGr 90 I'D 00V.
relieve consipa-
ton. Danish M
digestion.
driveout bill.
onsnesA stop y
dlsxiness. :
~arthec
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-05-28
CHAPTER l-continusd.

A I went about my ~unpacking /
Nas sorry that l had discouraged
Antolne's Condolences. That these
I'D hotel servants. flung upon q farm
With little To- do. should fall to quar-
cling Vas M surprising. but what he
md said - to the Inquiries for Mrs.
eashf0rd had reused my curiosity.
ln spite of my legal right to live on
the farm. I had no intention Of re-
naming n my uncle's widow turned
~ She could hardly fail to regard
- i n intrudinx poor relation. no
matter how strictly / kept to my own
ouartsEs.
whistied myself into good humor
- I dressed and started for the house
lleng the driveway. which followed
~ shofe. veering on for = look at the
spnken garden. one Of the few fea-
iufes of ne place that had eyer inter-
ested NJ uncle.
A. I paused On the steps l caught
sisht Of ! ii sitting ~dejectedly on
! st0ne bench near q fountain whose
~ tossed and caught . ball with
taneuld iteration. had identified
Alm q an old Tyringham bell-hop,
known familiarity ~ Dutch. before he
heard NJ step and sprang to his feet.
grabbing i pitchfork whose prongs
~ presented threateningly.
~Oh. IL ron. SIR. no faltered.
1ropplne to implement. Excuse
~ sirf~
sWhatss your trouble. Dutchf
Kou're not expecting burglars. are
eoaf~
swell. "a, sir. but things on the
place olnst what they wux. It's my
no1no. which ain't my name. not
roos1af, m I'm campin' 10 the tool
noeoe. A. me- born right there in
&lew York m American clean
thEc1sh. NJ grandpap came across
Whsn D wus ! Md. but It amt my
fault - Nus Golman. Mr.. Singleton,
DIM know no 0oiman except
csef1el. muerkraut. wiener wurst. and
tAem kln1n d woida."
Ehooo 6e1oog to the universal
langnaSA Dutch.. answered consol-
1n&1y. what 4 your name. anyhow
AnGnutpe Schortemeier. and | say
- aiast no worssn Longfellow.. be
DeokeooeA
~ polnk - delicate md not one
e 4 III myseif qualIfed TO discuss.
6o0o ~ <Aeer nprnnd passed on.
nI#NGNeho6 fhA h0mne Il heard
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-05-28

~ MEREDITH NICHOLSON


Copyright y Charles scribaer's sons
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-05-28

Compound and found it . wonderful
remedy I commenced to pick up at
NJ and my suffering was relieved. I
have told others about your medicine
and know of some who have taken it.
am glad to help others all l can
Mrs. r. E. DEMnNC, 437 w. Lafayette
Ave-, Syracuse, N. Y.
While Change of Life is q most crit
ical period of . woman's existence, the
annoying symptoms which accompany
1t may be controlled, and normal health
restored by the timely use of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Moreover this reliable remedy con-
tains no narcotics or harmful drugs and
owes its efficiency to the medicinal ex-
tractives of the native roots and herbs
which it contains.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-05-28

had no appetite and
had fainting spells.
] suffered for two
OF three q be-
fore l began taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vege table Com
pound and the Liver
Pills which / saw ad-
v~ertised in the
papers and in your
little books. / took
about twelve bottles
If vn,1r VoUofahln
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-05-28
His Job.

His JOB.
Belle-DO you know what a make
up man does on a newspaper?
Nell-I suppose he puts the pieces
In that tell you how to get a good
complexion.