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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-19
Ssraeliteu erbalteu 8ein.

Sn gnbetra6t Der oablreidcn Sci.
ertage uno Der onmit berbunoenen
3eremonien Der iiioiifen ReIigion.
bel meIfcn 8ein in Den 8obnungcn
eebraud)t miro, tperoen ie6er SSamilie
iiioiifen @laubens nad elmer Ser.
fieung oes 8unoeS 9innenItelter
9epartements in @aibington iabr.
lid bis gu 10 8nllonen 8ein or.
laubt iein.
Gin 8eder @ein lit oaS Symbol
Der Sreube bel Den 3eremonien Ser
Ssroeliten; @ein ipielt cine Stole
bel ben Sod5eitsfeierlihfeitcn uno
anOeren 5ciern in israelitiiden SGll.
fern, nie aud IN Ben Spnngogcn.
Scr Sabbotb miro i'm ,!Setm Der Sc.
rneliten ieben 6reitog abenb uno
Samstog Morgen nit Der 8eibe
6es 8eders be9ongen. Nh1r in ar.
men Samilien, Die ii6 fetnen 8ein
leiIten tonner1, belhrGnft iih Die Sci.
er auf Die 8eibe oes l%tnqei1uerten
8rotes.
I'm 8ein fiir reli9iGie Snefe
fuufen 81 tonren, ml,B jcoe jiioii6e
Samilie ibr oieSbc5iiglides @eiud
6nrd ben &obbiuer bcitGtigen loIicn;
basielbe muB Damn I'M Bureau bcs
NIT 6er ue6erpadune 6cs Brobibi.
tionsgeIetes in Miiiouri 6~etrolitcn
8unbcsbcamten in &anios 9th gut,
aebeiben uitO an bns 9innenitCuer
9epartcment III 8aibin9ton meter
befCroert lper6en.
Gas 8%aiiobfcit Der SsrucIitcn bei
melhem Ser 8ein cine groBe RolIt
fpielt, miro am 2. unb 3. Ipril &C.
fciert pcroen.
Die 4atbolifen, @piStopalen uni
onocre Srotrltontcn oebrauhen ser
&ein MIR bel ftrt,liden 3eremonien
70 onB eS heren 8rieItern unb &ef
loren Ieidt gcuroht lit, 8ein fiji
iafromentole 3pefe at for,fen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-19

9n8 nelte WorienIpitol in Setter
ion Gitp miro bora1sii6tIi6) ctma
@nbe Rai fit unb fertie iein ur,b
miro Die @inipeibrng Damn erfoIgen
f611nert, meIde bonn bo6p'1ten SSrn.
@r5bii6of s. s. @Icnnnn borgenom-
men mir0.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-19

3n %oerfanfen. 8ebnbous nit bier
3immer, 2idt un6 8aiierIeitune,
Seller unb &oblenbebGIter nebIt elmer
balben 2otte, ebenen @orten. Chen.
falIs Gin 8ebGltoe 80 BEL 40 SUB nit
ebenio groBen grOeeidoB, &obIenbe.
bGIter rrnb 8oiierleittng, nit elmer
baIben 2otte, fam ~auiammen oOer
~einaeln gu mGBigem Sreis getouft
lperOen. Radaufragen bel
& 6arb. 9. Boei6cl,
Sermonn, No.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-19
4usfnnft in bentider Sprade.

9oS @usfrnftsbiiro IN oellti6er
Sprade gibt bereitrpilligit uno to.
itenIos ausfunft iiber ollie Die Bun.
DISCRIMINATING betrefienoe Ineele.
eenbeiten, 0ffentli6es @eiunobeitss
peien, SoIooten, unb Ratroicnun-
gelegenbeitcn, @eictgcbune, arbei,
tcrberb6ltniiie, DECENTRALIZATION. Gin.
manoerung, auspanoerrlng. Stcltcr.
meien, Reiiep6iie, Gr5icbun95mcien,
II. I. 10. anfroeen limo gu ridten
an 8erman9 ibiiion Bureau
Of 6oreign 2on9uoge Suformution
Scroice. american &co Gross. 1914
Goit, 2Stb Strect, gtcm 0orf, g. 9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-19
Der Eapasei.
@eiprid Dor benz Sirius.

Wv
"a matt bel Den id0nen Sdirm fa-
put!"
@eiu: .Sa, murllm langt De %.
ilge airI Den Shirm DOR OF bcn.
So'n Mp, OnS is nod gar MD il
mas COLES. Den Mp fam Elm ia
euniad) in 9illb %laiitn, ocnn int ion
Gier einen ia MIR"
@annc5: yGtee, Oa& is rcdt. oenn
itlnft er ein BLOB Die Stilbe poll"
@ein: vAber JON Eapa9ei, oaa is
crit en- folifJes GaS. "a mar, mic
i'd nod Dor Subren aIs SteluarO
init aaptain Brand geiabrep birL
o>;d) io'r &apa9eI oil Scr0; OaS
9ieIt tonnt i6 nid)t m,sitcb'n rnS
ras @ieit mid audi nidt. SIMMER
irenn i6 nit Die &ellers ans nlcirc
Slide rnllsfam unO iiber Den flci.
Len S4iiisforribOr gin9, no on$
9ieit feline Stange bei'n groBcn
sSanoiple9el bate, oenn id)impite
oas 9ieit auf mid los: "Spisbube!"
ODER nSump!", ~9iebl" unb 10 I'M
mer meiter.
9ie inn SpeiieiaaI, Die laftcn
benn ba INNER iiber, uno nern i'd
mid beidperte penn iagte &aptaiu
Brand, i6 ioa mid bod mid 10 ia.
Zen, 6enn oas n6re bod en- unper.
niinftig &ier unb oenft iid bod gar
tir babel, mas es iagt. 0as 9ieit
lot abcr gang 9enau getuubt ,rpos es
GCidgt bat, uno oas bat ms On aud
NAL Ell gepeis bon ~9egeben.
9enn einmaI, 6a fonlnte i6 nit
ip'ne Shame aus meme Slide nit
Jon red1ten idonen @ierfuden
Gdrauf, Jon reft beiBen; uno ib
t0r idon bei'n &aus9eben, tpie bas
Sielt luie0er mid nit feline orefi.
gen S6impfere:en betpirft. ltno
ME i'd gerabe NIT meme 8fanne
inter Dem 9teit feline Stanee ourd).
eeb', ba lGBt Dos 9ieIt mas fauen
rno mitten in ben @ierfuten bin.
eirl
ga bin i9 aber 10 piiteno gene.
fen, Dob i6 einfa6 Dem ga8 Die
Eeibe Shame iiber'n aopf geidiageu
babe. 9as sab EFT 2drmI 9as
Gier frciidte pie ooh, uno &aptain
9rano bGtt mid am Iiebiten an Die
Sult geiett, fuenn oaS man oa arI
ole bobe See mOgIid selpeien pGrl
GaS 8et1e UNI oas alte 8ieit tpox
gar nift anauieben. Raptain
@rano bat es ielber in Die Sur ge.
lcmmen. Con paar BON feline Sc.
FERN Daren oroentlif ion bis6en
ongciengt. Die rpa9sen ia uieber;
aber anfn 9opf oben, ba moute oas
rlidt Wieoer Dadien, oa mo Ole belize
9latte oufgeidlasen batte. Ole
GIatte lit fabI g%eblieben. ga, mid
bat bas gieit bon Den Sag an mid,
lrebr geit0rt; es bat bios 10 pom 6ie
Settle geifieIt uno is gang ntauie.
Jill aemeien. 9te 2ellte baben idon
Gemeint, Dos 9ieit pGr MI moa
gang Itumm %geporben, unb aap.
tain grano bot 0eia9t an Den 9aq,
irelln Der 8ogel pieoer gu ipreden
onIan8t, mill cr oroentIif eineu
fenoieren. Gas Sier bot aber
lon8e 3eit Den Runb rein It'll ae.
halter.
Iber ruie mir 6a in ben frdnsoii.
ifen Sofen angefonmen iinb, 6a
haben mir en- fran56ii6en YaIIaaier
gefriegt; en- Itillen ernlteu Monn.
Ser bat % Den garl5en Gag a~eIeiien
uno in en- tleines, ifpar8eS Bud
g~elelen, uno Der bate en- tleinc
e'lase alf'n aopf. - llnb oas is
benin Den Rapagei ia nobI aufae.
fallen. CT bot 0a 10 Innge auf feline
Stonge geielien mo bat iid ben iei.
men aopf an9efirdt; uno auf Elm.
NAL, oa bot Der 8ogeI ben frem6en
@ann sefra9t:
SOU - belt ou OF pot in De
Sam faIlen Iaaten9"
"SSa, Die gapaseieu fiino tTiiser
olS man oenft."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-19
@ir iinb crmGttigt
&. u. SensleN

oils gahoioat fir 8ieocrerm6blun9
gum amte bes Staots. 4nmolt fir
@oSconobc County an3u5ei9en, In.
termorfen Der @nti6eiOung Der re.
pubIifonii6en Stimmgeber bel Der
8rimGrtpubl om 3. IuguIt, 1920.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-19
5arm 81 berpadteu pber 5n ber'
fanfen.

240 4fer 2ano nabe 9rafe. 15
ader eineeidet nit 8eiaen. ionit
nod 10 @der unterm 8flug, Der
Reit in 8ei6lanb unb 8oIo. 9ie
Sarm lit gut einses6timt ,inb Die sc.
b6ulidfeiten iino gut erbalten. Ser.
DC fir baar ODER aiif 81 Ieihten
3ablunesterminen berfnufen.
g D. g 1mornL Stpiss, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-19
Seffentlider &erfanf buu Id)Oneu
Stabt.2uttcn.
Scr llnter3cihnetc miro .om

Der llnteroci6netc nirb am
Samstas, ben q. Mars, 1920,
urn 2 llbr Radmittags on Srt unS
Stelle, Die Sieger Soften. ncbit
8~obnbalts l1ne DISQUALIFICATION, on
Der 8eit 7. StraBe in Sermonn, an
ben Reiitbietenoen gum 8crfouie
arsbieten.
8e6inellngen beim Serfaufc.
Robert 8aIfcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-19

W0@an berseiie es ni&t bas
announcement auf oas 8olfsbIatt su
beaablen. toenn bas Sabr oif Dem
aoressaetteI ridt 1920, ODER tueiter
i'm 8oro,,s Iautet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-19
Die Sardt.

Nander. Der bel sepeint,
@esriiBt ben StrabI Scs @liids nit
bangem 3agen.
Ct toeib, oesberbltd iit's on @etter.
tagen,
Benn bic Come idlpint.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-19
@abl fir geamte Der beutifen
Sdnle.

Siermit miro befonnt gegebcn,
Dab Die iGbrIide @abl fir Sdul.
beumte am 6ten Ipril, 1920, Itatt.
finben miro. Stint SruiteeS iinb 5t
pGblen. Solfe, Die Oas amt be-
gebren, iinO 9ebalten nidt ipGter OILS
bis ~ llbr Mittags Den stem april,
iif beim SetretGr ser 8eb0rSe gu
meloen.
s. g. 8 q nuer,
Scfr. Der beltti6en Sdulbeborbe,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-19
8ir iino erm6dtigt
s. Y. SeiSbrcSer

oIs Gonbioot fir 8ieoerermGblulg
sltm a1ntc oes @iieiiors fir @oSco.
naoe County ol3u5eigen, u%nterlpor.
fen Der GntiaeiOung Der repu6lifa'
nii6en Stimnlgeber bel Der BrimGr.
ipabl alll 3. IuguIt, 1920.
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Qerlanat

0tabden, itber 16 Sabre olt, 10.
fpie irnge Srauen Inn I'M Stitding.
Department 81 arbeiten. 2ibcroler
Sobn p1brenb bem 2ernen.
International Shoe Co.,
Sermonn, $40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-19

8eiudt: NGb6en ais aohin unb
fir aQgemeine Sultsarbeit, feline
@dide, fem Sii9eIn, feline grbcit
OrauBcn. Bier in Der Sumilic, feline
&inber.
MRS. $. SAIL,
1894 Gates Mpe., ct. 2ouiS, 800.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-19

3n berfaufen: cine BeerIesS Or
gel gu $50. Snitrument gut erbalten.
s. 8. SEA NJ p, @oibington, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-19

gu %berfunfen: 2 Solitein IiId.
&iibc nit 9Glber. Nod5ufrogen ouf
Der County .6orm, Sermam.
$40. 81. l..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-19
Idtnns Intumobil. BETTER.

4lltomobI Sires uno Cubes per.
ben ST. maBisen 8reiien reparirt. Gae
Irbeit miro prompt beioret unb gar
antirt. Serm. $. Sclm / d.,
Sn &Ienf's Garage Sermonn, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-19
9tftuna gereinSalieoer

@eroe am Sicnstog Den %.
N6r5 8ieb perienocn.
Geo. Reumann Serian0leiter,
Sermanu, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-19
Observation-Disclosures.

Thos. E. Bencke, 0wensville, %
Florence E. Parcel, Owensville, is
VIM. F. Hoffman,, Hermann, 26
Meta E. Heinlein, Hermann, 20
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3n %nerfanfen: Got bon 65 Sub
Sront nebIt fleinem @ebGltot, on Der
meItl. 2 StroBe. Breis $1,000.
8. g.. start,
405S Slora 8lob,
ct. 2ouis, 500.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-19
86aentTider Rarftberidt.
Gorrigiert BON
@ggerS Milling 6 o.

8ei5en, per guibeI SO
Goft pbeat) y. g.. 600
9ailp 9reao, 0arO mbeat) p.S. 7.25
@ooo Sud, per Sod $50
@ornmebl, per 100 Sfuno.----. 500
Sbipltuff per 100 8funo -~...-. 2.9O
Sleie, per 100 8fuuo 2.20
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-19
gorrigiert bon
s S. 9eImerS

SobnS. $ elmerS
Gter, per 9rteno SO
Spring Gbifens, per 8funo.......34
Siibner, per 8funo 80
entetL per Bfuno SO
@Gnic, per Sfuno .16
Gods, per Sflno .t8
SurfcpS, per Sfuno.-~........ .3S
aortoffcIn, per 8uibeI ...~. $50
Butter, per Bfun6 so
S6mal5, per 8funo .... $50
8olle, per Sfuno ..~....... 50
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-19
Saubibaten Iu5eigeu

@ir iinb ermGdti9t
j. 8. Subeuitreet
ols Ganoioot fir Die repltblifaniide
9iomination fir oaS @mt 6eS Sberiff
bon 8aSconaoe Gountp an5u5eigen,
unterworfen Der gnti6eioung Der
Stimmgeber bel Der FrimGrpobl am
8. IueuIt, 1920.
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Neue Nn5eigen

3n Dcrfaufen: SEEM 3ealono' &ote
s. %. Scamp,
@aibtngton, Mo.
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8ir iinb ermd6ttgt
IlOnsp Enbbs

oIs gonbioot fir oas @mt oes Nit.
gIieoes Der 2egislatl1r fir @oscon.
obe gountp ar5u5eieen, untermorfer
Der @nti6eioung Der Republican,.
i6en Stimngeber bel Der 8rimGr.
mabl am 8. IuguIt 1920.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-19
8ir iinb ermGdtiet
i. 9. @eDer

oils Gonoioat fir &eprGientont fir
@asconaoc GOuntD anau5eieen, I'M.
termorfen Der @ntideiOung Der re-
pubIifaniiden Stimmgeber bel ser
8rimGrmabl an 8. IugltIt, 1920.
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$t341.S7

Suit. @berlin,
S. 6. 9onuier,
Geo. S. Sobns,
gbas. Sonien ST..
Sobn @oblfcn.
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Der ltnter5cihnctc miro ouf ~icincr
6orm 81 MciIe iil0pcItli6 bon Scr.
QCr. ON
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-05-20

From the nuili-iiiiv ;rarnS We al~1
have built spur through our drying
yard out to our oS-dump and a
switch-line out to our milI-dOck. We
can unload our locomotive, steam
shovel and fiat-cars on our own
wharf. but unless Pennington gives
us permission to use his mainline
limts-where a will letd off to
where the point of construction be-
ginS-Were up stump"
Suppose he refuses. Bryce. What
then?"
why, We'll simply have to enter
the city down Front street paralleling
Pennington's tracks on Water street
turning down B street, make jump
crossing of Pennington's line on Water
street, and connecting with the spur
into our yard"
"See here, my son." Buck said
solemnly, sis this your first adventure
in railroad building?"
Bryce nodded.
Il thought so; otherwise you
wouldn't talk so confidently of run
ming your line over city streets and
making jump-crossings on your com
petitor's road. If your competitor re
CARDS you as a menace to his pocket
book, he can give you nice little run
for your money and delay you inhrG
nitely."
81 realize that, Buck. That's wh,
I'm not appearing in this railroad tea
at ALL If Pennington suspected | WA
back of it, he'd fight me before the
city council and move heaven a,ld
to use the city streets and cross his
line. OF course, since his main line
runs on city property, under a fran
chise granted by the city, the city has
a perfect right to grant me the privi
lege of making jump-crossing of his
line"
twill they do it? That's the prob
lem. If they will not, you're licked,
my son, and Pm out of job"
Bryce hung his head thoughtfully
1--WE been too cocksure," he muttered
presently. Il shouldn't have spent
that twelve thousand for rights of way
until l had settled the matter Of the
franchise"
''Oh, l didn't buy any rights Of way
yet" Ogilvy FASTENED to assure him.
1--WE only signed the landowners up
on an agreement to give or sell me a
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-05-20
Notice of foreclosure

w HEREAS Thomas E. Roberts of Mont
~ vile, In the County of Waldo, State of
Maine, by his mortgage deed dated July s. A.
ID. 1919, and recorded in Waldo County Regis
try of Deeds Book 1888 Page 265, conveyed IN
}. Frank Walker of North Arson, in the town
of Arson. in the County of Somerset in said
State certain lot o. parcel or land with the
buildings thereon. situate in Montville, in the
said County of Waldo and bounded and de.
scrihed as follows, TO wit:-Bounued on the
east by the road leading from McFarland's
Corner TO ialtae; on the south and west by
land now or formerly, of 2. Rowell on the
north by land formerly Of Stephen H. Higgins
and afterwards of George A. Seel,y
Also one other lot or parcel OF land situate
In SAID Montvlle and adjoining the first parcel
on the north, to wlt:-Beginning on the west
erly line Of said road at the point of triargu-
! lar piece of Land, now or formerly owned By
H.f jackson; thence along saiu Jackson llue d
northwesterly course to the Daniel Bartlett ot,
, so called; thence westerly on the souther.J
line of the said Bartlett lot to land. now ~
formerly of E. P. Rowel; thence southern off
said Rowels east line 10 a wire fence. thence
easterly along said fence and along a stone
wall. forming continuation of said wire fen.a
to the westerly line of said road; thence nurrl-
ly by the westerly line OF said road to .a.
place of beginning.
And whereas, the condition of said mortgasa
has be0n broken, now therefore, by reason If
the breach of the condition thereof said j
Frank " alker claims foreclosure of sand
mortgage.
April "a. A. D. 1920.
j FRANK WALKER
By ELMER W. SAWYER
o~l9 his Attorney duly authorize
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-05-20
Veterans Meet.


The Veterans of Waldo county met at
the Grange Hall, Swanville, May 9th.
1t was one of those days made to order
and the long winter has passed without
any meeting since December. The hand
shakes and smiling faces with God
bless you, comrade," were good to feel
and see. Never did the boys who came
home from Dixie, seem SO near to each
other as did the vets seem at this meet
ing. The forenoon was spent in talking
over the days of 81 to '65. The fife and
drum corps furnished music. The same
boys that handled the drum sticks in 81
and '65-Comrade Henry Weber, who
handled them in 81 and '65-cannot and
will not take back seat at rs. Dinner
call sounded and fine repast was fur
nlshed by the good sisters OF the grange.
President j. G. Trask just home from
Massachusetts opened the afternoon ses-
sion with one of his off, hand speeches;
singing; prayer by Chaplain Lewis Kings
bury; address of welcome, Celia Nicker-
son; response, A. Stinson. Four comrades
were reported as having answered the
last roll call since December, Joseph H.
Cooley, goth Maine, Monroe; Walter
Madell, navy, Stockton; Franklin Mutt,
9Th Maine, Freedom; Elijah Gay, LIST
Maine.
w. T. Nickerson made some very ap-
propriate remarks, saying he lost BROTH
er in the Wilderness, grave unknown. R.
u. Seeiey made his usual good talk, then
came the program and all the boys had
something to offer, making one of the
best meetings.
The next meeting will be in Morrill,,
June 3rd. If Stony the next fair day,
not later than Friday.
A. STINSON, Sec'y
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-05-20

right of way at the stipulated figures
any time within one year from date
Will the city council grant you a
franchise TO enter the city and jump
Pennington's tracksY
'l'm sure | don't know, Buck. You'n
have to ask them-sound them out.
The council meets Saturday morning.
They'll meet this evening-in the
private dining room of the Hotel
Sequoia, if | can arrange it," Buck
Ogilvy declared emphatically. "I'm
going to have them all up for dinner
and talk the matter over. know
the breed from cover to cover. Fol
lowing preliminary conference, I'll
let you know whether you're going to
get that franchise without difficulty or
whether somebody's itchy palm will
have to be crossed with silver first BY
the way, what do you know about
your blighted old city council, any
way?'
1.-TWO of the five councilmen are for
sale; two are honest men-and one
Is an uncertain quantity. The mayor
Is a politician. I've known them all
since boyhood and if l dared come
out in the open. think that even the
crooks have sentiment enough for
what the Cardigans stand for in this
county to decline to hold me up"
Then why not come out in the
open and save trouble and expense?"
Il am not ready to have a lot of
notes called on me-" Bryce replied
dryly. "Neither am DESTROYS of hav-
ing the Laguna Grande Lumber com
pany start a riot in the redwood lum-
Der market by cutting prices to a
point where l would have to sell my
lumber at loss in order to get hold
of little ready money. I tell you,
the man has me under his thumb, and
the only way l can escape is to slip
out when he isn't looking"
"Hum-m-m! Shiny old beggar. isn't
he? l dare say he wouldn't hesitate
to buy the city council to block you,
would hep
Il know he'll lie and steal. l dare
say he'd corrupt a public official"
Buck Ogilvy rose and stretched him
self. "Pve got my work cut out for
me, haven't II" he declared with a
yawn. However, it'll be fight worth
while, and that at least will make it
interesting. Well?"
Bryce pressed the buzzer on his
desk, and a moment later Mora en-
tered. "Permit me, MORA, to present
Mr.. Ogilvy. Mr.. Ogilvy, Miss McTav-
ish." The Introduction having been
acknowledged by both parties, Bryce
continued: Mr.. Ogilvy will have fire.
quent need to interview me at this Of
flee, Mora, but it is our joint desire
that his visits here shall remain a
profound secret to everybody with the
exception OF ourselves. To that end
he will hereafter call at night, when
this portion of the town is absolutely
deserted. You have an extra key to
the Office, Mora. I wish you would
give it to Mr.. Ogilvy."
MORA inclined her dark head and
withdrew. Mr.: Buck Ogilvy groaned.
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"God speed the day When you can
come out from under and I'll be per-
mitted to call during Office hours" he
murmured He picked up his hat and
withdrew. via the general office. Half
an hour later. Bryce looked out and
saw him draped over the counter, en-
gagged in animated conversation with
MORA McTavish. Before Ogilvy left.
he had managed to impress Mora with
a sense of the unmitigated horror of
being stranger in strange town.
forced to sit around hotel Hobbies with
drummerS and other lost souls, and
drew from Mora the assurance that
to sit around boarding house night
after night watching old women tat
and tattle.
This was the opening Buck Ogilvy
had SPARED for. Fixing MORA with
his bright blue eyes, he grinned boldly
and said: Suppose. Miss McTavish.
we start a league for the dispersion of
gloom. You be the president, and I'll
be the financial secretary"
How would the league operator"
MORA demanded cautiously.
"Well, it might begin by giving a
dinner to all the members, followed
by little motor-trip into the country
next Saturday afternoon" Buck sug-
geSted.
Moira's Madonna glance appraised
shim steadily. Il haven't known you
very long, Mr.. Ogilvy," she reminded
him.
"Oh, I'm easy to get acquainted
with" he retorted lightly. Besides.
don't l come well recommended" He
pondered for a moment. Then: 'Pll
YOU what. Miss McTavish. Suppose
we put it up to Bryce Cardigan. If
he says its all right We'll pull Off the
party. If he says it's all wrong, I'll
go out and drown myself-and fairer
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NtRTH KNOXVILLE.
A. F. Ravnes is in verv n,or health

A. F. Raynes is in very poor health.
j. W. Nutter planted peas and potatoes
May 9th.
Fred Thompson has returned from the
Bangor Hospital, where he had been for
surgical operation.
Mrs. Alice Stewart, who has been
working in Massachusetts, for the past
year, has returned home to care for her
mother, Mrs. Charles McCorrison, who
has been very ill.
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