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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
PAYNE WAITS PERMISSION
TO SELL GERMAN LINERS
Chairman oc Shipping BOARD ASKS Dis
solution Of injunction Which

WASHINGTON, March IA issolUtiou
OF the temporary injunction Restraining
tho Shipping Board from selling the
thirty former German liners ialS.u over
hy the government during thc war was
supreme Court Yesterday by chairman
Payne. OF the board. The injunction
was granted on February - on appli-
cation of William Randolph Hearst, VINO
aMed in his cnDaCltN as q tuNpAyer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

An excess Of acid in the stomaci,
sours the food and starts fermcntn ton.
Distressing gases form. Your meals
don't digest. but lay like Jumps of
toad. Then you have heartburn. ratu-
lcncc. fullness, bclchinG. headache and
rca misery in the stomach and intcs-
tines.
y few tablets of "PaDc's Diapcpsin'
bring relief almost as soon as they
reach the stomach. "Pape's Diapepsin"
costs little at drug StoreS-tdy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
/. AUTHORIZE INVESTIGATION
, Determine II "Sub"rdiuatr" Raii.
road Officials Are Members 81
IHi,,r hoard

n ~ AN-DtIataG FFHFF
ytW WASHINGTON, Mareu 10 Tie inter
State Commerce Commission lt#f,rda ,
authorized an inVcS .ga'!pU fur tu,
,,urpose Of determining what Glasses O.
.,subordinate' railroad officials may b..
Included in lahors mcWb,rsuip uu tL
raiiroad labor board created uy tu
transportation act. The hearings wi
start Marci -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
EXCHANGE Pl- UNGERS LOSE
Many Gamblers on Forsirn Market
Are Caught Selling short by
Rise ct Pound sterling.

-! C!llNcfs"l service
LONDON March 0.-Seusationa' re
ports of losses suffered by New York
exchange gamblers caught in selling
short on 4 rising pound sterling mar
kct We're discussed in American bank
ing and financial circles here today.
While no estimate Of tho losses is
available on this side. il Is asserted
they run into hundreds Of thousands,
and that private bankers aud Spccu-
lators were the chief sufferers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
BOUNDARY DECISION HAS
MANY RACES IN SUSPENSE
PEOPLE az Various Nations in turkey
f-aSrfiH Await putc"inc at Supreme
tOuuciI~ .triitratioI,.

80. - Associated Press
'DNSTAAIINOPLE Aiarch lu The
supreme colnrilS decision with re-
gard - BOUNDARIES is a.iu. uWaitc,
eHEer'y ny he TURKS, .trm"uiaus and
freehs In Turkey Since the Greeks
i"tN n l4rEe percentage OF the poDuld-
N"h 70! Ireh!@ond and apparently are
reeonciled With the Armcmiuns. Il 4:
now generally believed in Cunstan
,!hoplc that Crobizond VIII lie tho
macs sea port Of Ammonia, and tina,
i9e Two provinces Of Trebizoud and
r.r""rum VIII comprise the Armenian
rcpuDltc, Win DO.sihlc additionS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
STOPPED COUGH AFTER iSlIl
I,\Yt

and Tar IS the hest cough medicine {
ever tried" writes j.. e. Mcdowell. X
Jr. ID. J, Box Ii9. Arlington, Tenn nv
Kind of "A cough. and tried cNorything.
but nothing did any good God scUt 30
friend with Foley Honey and Tar
aid .nltwU days lic had no cough al
all" Foleys Honey ana T.tr sfoIis
harsh. rackins coughs. cages whcezy
breathing. II ie effective yet plcus-
ant 10 fakc Sold cvcrywhcrc -Sdy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
URGES MERCHANT MARINE
General Wood Advises THAT All Gov
crnmcnt- owncd Vessels BE- Sold
10 ANicricnn EirrhS Only.
Thy : -Src!a'cu prts"..

i\ENOSHA. MIS-. March l0--Thc NOR
chant marine built OF acquired lv tho
government during the war should h.
sold =" American firms and nv the
American il;g. General Leonard Wood.
candidate for tho Republican romina-
lion for President. said IL an address
here last night.
1T is mighty important that this be
done. he continued. ~ merchant ma
rinc is Of great assistance in spread
ing abroad our trade and building up
our cormcrcc. ]; also is Of great value
aS navy reserve in time OF war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
NINETY PER CENT JUMP
IN COST OF OIL FOR SHIPS
shipping Board Is Forced to Pay I;nor-
nous Price on J.5uO.uOO IBnrrcIs

WASIIlNC;TON. March JO..-ro meet
urgent fuel oil requirements. the Ship
week for 100000 barrels ut prices
ranging from 10 to 50 per cent above
those of last year.
In making this announcement,
Chairman Payne said he believed mar
kct conditions would improve before it
would be necessary for the board to
make additional purchases to MI it's
requirements of l2,00o.00O barrels for
the next six months,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
zFORMER WARDEN RESIGNS
iFl,omns Mott Osborne Scain Forwards
Notice 10 Dn'IiciS Af;cr Criticism
- of Prison Conduct.

/. PORTSMOUTH y. H.. Mar,h lo-
acknowledgements Thomas Mott
Osborne today announced that ~" had
Ssain forwarded his resignation NJ
amman dant Of Tire naval prison here
KID from tho navy. TO Secretary
DEiels. Commando osbornc with
1en&ng disposition 81 HDrges against
lbs cSpduct Of tn" prison. whcn As
iIstanN Secretary Roosevelt dociarpa
last week after an Investigation Z,
Have been uuloIn0eG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
STEAMER ON REEF
Portuguese Vessel Wrecked on f:r,- Is
Inhd, While Crew Escapes to Light
house, Two being Drowned.
by Associated Dress

li-ALIFAN, ". S. March Io--Tho
Portuguese steamer AlbutrosS was
wrecked today on q ledge on Egg Is
land. cot of Halifax. Two OF the
crew persisted and tho other eight.
Sctntily clad. reached the island, where
the lightkcepcr took cure of them. The
AibatroSs. which was formerly in the
Canadian naval service, was purchased
Tor Saroline fisheries and left Halifax
for Portugal Monday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
Earnings of American Tobacco Co.

NEW YORK. March 10.-Nct earn
:nES Of the American Tobacco Com
pany FOR 1919 amounted 10 sl592.6S,
a decrease OF Sl.57i ,0iG compared with
applicable 10 dividends on each ;aarc
Of ti.c common stock against S33io II
i:l>.
Total sajcs. amounted to stt6.o23.7so
AN increase OF S1.5J3.662. The corn :
piay'5 ;otai income OF siS,1a,...S
shows decrease OF S312.633
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
Threatens Nine Connscn,ion

WASHl NGTON, March l0.-Minc own
"rs in Mc&icO have bccn given until
March II to pay their taxes 10 tho
M"Nican government according TO adj
vices from Mexico City today, or sur
Ter the penalty of coniscation or their
properties If the government so de-
cidcs. 1t is estimated the government
Will not resort 20 Immediate coniis-
cation or forced sale" except in az
cravatcG instances
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

You can obtain this fine old
remedy at any drugstore. Your
druggist will tell you that it is
one OF the most reliable rene
dies on his shelves. For free
expert medical advice regard
ing your own case, you are in
yited to write to Chief Medi-
cal Adviser, 176 Swift Labora-
tory. Atlanta, Ga.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
Absorption Process
Makes Faces Young

Success at last has come 20 scientists
Who FOR years have sought some Method
-! removing tho outer Weir OF facial skin
In cases uf unSiEhtIy compi.Nions. VIII oh
Womb L." both painless AMI harmless. Tho
new process is simple. 50 Inexpensive,
TN" wonder ~ no one has discovered il long
ago II has boon amply demonstrated that
common mcrcolizcd WAY ts"ld 10y druggists
~ ounce rackugcsD entirely removes. Ivy
gentle absorption. the with-rcd. ifclcss sur
face skin. showing the youthful. ros like
si.tu beneath. Tho wax is applied al night.
~" rnii cream ana washed on in ihH
morning. 'rh" absorption also c'ranscs
cioGg"I pores, Increasing the skins breath
Ing capacity ana preserving tone. color and
na'urnl beauty ct/thc now akin.--Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

ALBANY. y Y, March 10.--Minority
Leader James j. Walker today intro
duccd in tho Senate bill to providc
for local option relative TO the manu-
facturc and sale Of 2.T5 per cent beer
il the various localities Senator
Walker last week introduced a bill to
leG;,lizc the manufacture ana sale OF
such beer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
Car Shortage Delays Lumber.

OTTAWA. March lO-IIundrcds o!
lumber shipments for tho United
states involving millions Of foot, were
held ND in the ottawa valley today AS
tho result OF an unprecedented short
age of american freight cars. Great
difficulty also has been encountered in
ohtui;iing cars 10 snip ncwsprint paper
~ the United States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
SEEK TO FREE DEBs
Socialists Plan big Demonstration al
Congress OF Party I'm WASH
tntstOn Next Month.
IBy Associated Press

10y ASsOtitteU IfcsS.
CHICAGO. March 1G--An attempt to
free Debs ana to secure amnesty for
all political Offenders would be made
Apri IL. in Washington. members of
the committee announced at the So
cialist meeting today. The plan would
include large parade and an effort
to get an Interview with the Presi-
tcncc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
That general run
down condition,
known as "Spring
Fever is now
abroad in the
land.

Few people are fortunate
enough to escape the debilitat-
ing, dragging down condition
that always comes with the
changing seasons, and cspe-
cially when nature is under
going the transition from Win
ter into springtilne.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

capped the prevailing dangers
and come through the winter
without having succumbcd 10
illness, still your system has
been severely taxed, and all the
stored up energy has been con-
sumed in warding off disease.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
WiIIcr's Nntfscptie Oil, Known MS
Snake Oil
VIII Positively Relieve Pain in n Few
Minutes,

Try IL right now for rheumatism.
Ncura lSIa, l.unbaSo. sore. stiff and
ana limbs. cornS. bunions. utc After
one, application pain usually disappears
as If by magic
new remedy used externally for
Coughs. Colds. Group. influenza Sore
Throat, Diphthcria and TonSilitis
This on ~ conceded to bc the most
penetrating remedy known Its
prompt ana Immediate effect In rcliev-
ing pam Is due TO thc fact that il
pcnetrates 10 the affected parts at
9Mcs. rs an illustration, pour ten
leather and IL Win penetrate This sub
stinc" through ana through in three
minutes.
IL golden rcd color only Manufac-
urea ny He1b Juice Medicine Com
phny ohlE. For sale at all druggists.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
Ycsg. Make Zig Haul.

ONFOi.D, y. g. March 1o--War
saving stamps valued at Si0,000, post
ago stamps 10 the amount Of $4,000
and about SO IN money were SECURED
by SAFE blowers who blow open the
safe of the oxford post-ofiicc early to-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

The human system is now
cndcavoring to throw of the
accumulated impurities, AMI
your rundown condition Is ~
mute appeal TO nature for
help in preparing for the
changing season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
Gold Import. Irrom I,on,,o

NEW YORK. March 1O.--Kuhm. Loct
AZ GO. :,nnounced that gold valued 81,
Si.loo.ooo WAS shipped to the firm herA
iocay IRON; London. This Is in add
lioE 10 u shipment OF Sl.2o0.O00 to tho
same nrni made Il few days ugo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

Just now there is a univcr-
sal REIMBURSEMENT OF every
element in nature. Plant and
animal life alike merge into
tho re-awakcning that comes
with the budding of spring.
time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

S. S. S. gives prompt relief
from so-callcd "spring fever"
and a few bottles taken right
now will put your system i'm
perfect shape for tho chang
ing season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

"itii). TODAY ioE fuLT SAMPLE
y ~ E,h.fFl- :.@r afu r..ii mo-. =.
you ih@l tDhMAAiNr is t.0nGcrj1ii,H ia
20 N,N ~ il'astrt 10 month An,
1900 Iiyn"lr. send IS @.rout Siam, +,
NIX ~ H9.lasa 'Ta SO VIII gladly p.ndi YOU
iiic hnu-r Chemical co..
4sl 7" !'ih -. -N.w Ig!A- iEy
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-04-15
NOTICE..

Sealed bids addressed to County
Judge ~ Nucccs County win be re-
ceived az the office of the County Au-
ditor until p. m. April 23rd, 1920,
for furnishing tho following equip
mcnt + o o. Corpus Christi Texas;
ten ton. three wheel steam roller.
having twenty four inch rolr wheels
equipped with double engine and oil
pumps roller to have two speeds. bids
also wanted for furnishing two steam
rollers
tonton gasoline three wheel road
ROLLER with single cylinder also with
double cylinders
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-04-15
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-On North Chaparral or Water
streets Sunday afternoon iady 3 brown
ur collar Reward % returned 10 Nue.
cDs hotcl
LOST Pink cameo hr,astpiu cor-
nor Lawrence Mesquite and Chapar
rll Return Miss Mars Ftzsimmuns
5O7 Lawrence.
Use Caller Classified Ads.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-04-15
POULTRY

Tog SALE HHtchins erss fr.m Wlu
uris Lawyers. $ g. ptk cor Light
THROWN lerhorns s. O. Huu Orplny-
toms Tnomp-ou's tlnelrt Rocks SO tu
s. setting Mating list free Earl
Young ralfurrin1 Texas
FOR SALE Single comb Anconas
famous Sheppard strain Won 200 frsts
lnd seconds Hi Nucccs county Poultry
Show Closing ont high rrudo cook
birdie One Aclr old $500 $500. $500
ErEs fnr hotchiur from utility stock
% f0r s.. 80 for S.. 100 for ST.. From
prize winners Us for s. 10 fur So 900
Tor $40 Postpaid Tho Ncunu Homo
1905 18TH St. Corpus Christi Texas
Mr. and Mrs = vi Chcrr>home,
urourlftOra
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-04-15
Has
Ssalls

w2maa
mo ~
ne hist
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-05

tc-ches kiga. tas soltiers waited sne
As tss sake ssetaed e,s.aclined -
sc,. 60 huer ritsF eaughi lts blaek
lear,a upon a.s sszbbart Gnt lifted !;
uFSa TIE .vtss a. hlsA as Lila head
Iar ssrp~Ei :. ghi ~ ~Aers thsy eos!9
~, s~s. Z, r~zaiaet sal n tie nsu
ros.t.sa. % raiacg az aHgry 1o-o1 1at
issl sgartrt gpvart- Il cd 60, eo1s
;ssa-4 iAe ~a.is fugaves Bat soun''
- tls uusv-a waLs opposi;s. gstl
,ts .satssra rugs 10 ihs halas q tie
=aa tgl5v vAs HsaFiy p,ayed cat
P-yssaty ;hs s~I<g; lad eirciet
- saye-a and uas ssar,rg The AfDsF,
.-aas SIert.y 9; P-us-~s-~t from oas
ssaeaw 20 ths usIJ Whsa The thoas
,a-ss; a. r0ssy post he warT'or
t-.az xtl'4 uh.-. IS cod q a. ast
re 't,tsr vo1't 90 tres. Tie faaks
ggzss-s u.ts ,rvzh..sg Fusv az tss e!s
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Lev.zs;ga lac tAwu rs turtar
s5uu over IS 5s-k with face pr~sss'.
% fae rccks Bot Ae ooclt %; Win
aU4 gaEcs ~ the sfprosch n :
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terror. lie s;eS - a.zssf % bod psr
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Sew ugra A-z- u0w u.;A.s TO yary.'
= rs bad Ths lauE s'lent eoty
80 G, 90 k.=. Jstsr q tzsky skiz
v--s = 5ea za-s.lgs. Ike suhl.sh; o.
stzgcaat uater A :o-kec wAlis
,--.-s a. Z -tsr.zs u and %, IN =
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uss -.-- g..t.ng ocwsri scruss -
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-c-. &C; z tAe sraHshiEE fN.ty ha-
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s~l-zy the1ssISes - sl-se oBcry G
= q. fear. ;s~y sss ft"et Seiise'
A-e--uz lad - =Cca a. ~;nk~.
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Marble Hill press., 1920-08-05
CHAPTER II
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z5re. sxtaIzg peat slr. Th~y uaiiec
49, tl7s b<t1rs 8ovi1E oct q tAs
q; p1Ac~
a a~-Ty little wOr-A- ~asar h~T
ftsperr-t Geo
AN y5z ehEietT- AsK-t Marca
zsscu.iF.
Ys- ~ chsirsrizs too rct1-tet
ee yol-- Ean
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r-slut. s1- 5-- h~pestr-
: ssu 1aiy TIE ess. - saow 8;
81. real szgd Lsv.aEoo- -tSoba 20
.-r toS- r. uever forget t2v slaaes
-s ave 3e-yelow ts=uat sye-
A-t 60 ygs kb5W-~
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lie sz5sil.- zh-sfsrst L<v-aE
20.
Marc ls1sAsy! ezse,iy aat said -
1lt 20, 31-bs that
usre uas q aozss u powtE-ac.
co-tsn.st L-v'rE-oa. u ve-T 81
h--ss TNe wull. werr fzli q mU-ser
ard worse A p-c- lady lived ,herr
gl,t -zr.t-r q zlises1es ~,cA ss
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-05
After Ten Years
Eatonic Proves the Best

7 say. Gci bless catoaic." writes
Mrx pelsa ". nvyeE- I car srrtA-
fully say, after sUGsrihs with ssrxSaeA
t7rahls f@r tea loaz years that I have
never bad anythlns 90 IRE 80 nseA
good as this one box q eataalc.-
We prini these grateful wuVaa fru<n
this dear lady. &a that sufferers evvry-
uaeFe raay have hops ard q little
fsitA--iHss enough 10 give ea,cnse Q
trial Why, folks last year over haif
a million people Used eAscnie and
found relief.
TAis is the secrvt Eatcoic ssa-
ply takes Hp the sxrWSx acids. r.u2@~ns
and gases, and caTiss them rsghs sus
Of the body. OF eOnrse. when ths
cause II removed. the sufferer r~ts
welL Stomach troable causes ahoai
seveaty n1u-organte diseases "a. n
yon are suffering any kind of mts~~y,
not feeling we'll 10 right To your drug
rfS today and obtain q big hcx of
esEanlc; ecst Ia srtae. Use n snd
and quick. sure rclIef.
Make this tcst--you wtil see. and
then. II yea are not satisfied yvur
druggist with hand your money h~ek.
He does net want ere renny miaa
estonie nleases you Adv.
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-05
INVENTIVE GENIUS
R0BS CAL0kEl Of
NAUSEA AND DANCER
Doe.ars Fs7c-.is Msd1c--s SoE
Purified z-d Rsa.ed tro- Al
Objectionable EzectS CAlo-
ahs TIE SsE Sxze

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eRuk.ls-s p.sse-, s4--s-s - tE-1-sY.
ks-s<aess ci-raLs-A e-ae-sE-r s1s---s. ;Ls.s-
less sz..-.e- --zs-@ c1=s- .E-s~s - rAss-
~ Tse rFz izp-v--=--; ca-e. -Cas-
tass- J. Es1s - sac a. c--Ez-e-Hs
Fer s4-sc zsz-Ss. ecsast- "a - a.. Id
r-s-asz =. 80 clis=z2 tA51ss Is pa
n>t-y p~-fs--+ -s==ty. a. svs3s--~: -
t4e "a. TIA: tks 2 Il EtE--u-~-s kHrs AZ
t>s-H-s a. 5rzErso . r-t-=. t.s p--cs
IL c1s-1z,e- q ~; -g.s-se,-.r 60 g. .s.
wI1 Ca2a.s- Ozs taslst a: s.,5-zt VII
TEJgs q vd-s--sAa.s a. Va ;Is-s.
- 1.zssa D. r-s,E.r - sA-1- b. zls-z-
tEg gN@- 1rsr = tAorv=E.-y clsA-s-! Ezs
yo| az t---E zz%- Eg-s q A-a--y Ape
cts Et- ga: yos p1exAe-ss e1zr.--p
ahoGt ysg- tzEs 2~sz
CazstAss 49, 30: SD n szE G~r a
grirzzs Ss-xsk-. ssAl.1 Pres. tkzrry-
I've c<za - Gsr.l
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-05

r--.~, uart = 80 s~sf.n<' giAn0~si
rat way Al ths -. LevtaC'ua 80
h-raft SO bat nes fr0m eKsrroGL lie
uzs ln fara4s eirifesasut Jest i'-
q. xay tsua ~ An 90 t5~ f4rrssr
see. and BE- st-sss er,-rf % lo-aS. Hs -
uns stll At tse hra4 x ,hs r-vius Hs
tasts,1 t0s tAs r0ss ;Ea' - - 70 -.
VIE - was este ciu@~. = tifalsty
caurhi hiaa giras4nt trU@s3s Il wss
~ - grull~u-ss uhsrs ~ec-sn usrV
coa~~-a~a. ~ faE lsf su'Ia~ss 10 ~
,hruat ard The shysss i5-lk faai etvf
cozss loto -. syes y az a1uii nae
Hei hsrv aas ai-1 psu df-vtrx 'rrv~.
r~y-. fezs izrg4-s he so-1 have
sp~vrh wlth ssr. gxfrcr~s - D.. s2s
a. aot s~e hr ~ o. zAs Ia
slYrr ug~u h~r ard tAr seE' - zas
awarv thAt sh~ 1.1 sr~ aius Ihry 80
cgrst-e The .os faess rv~T-y-.ivviy q
thslr fru revi!uE yef na- ihs tos' q :
Uas a@trvut C0n faa 30 ta~ rosi -
card III. rsl-y Hs cTygJ ap tse s.ss
% fss oank aaa fosnd ,i cugvsnisst &c
sasSi ieSs,se l.oa5drr tie bg~~d
L wanted 20 ,sk ~ith yau b. ss a.
-Tesy arv Goss1.as fer yva-- 40 ~
piled
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A-ah .a-vgasn ard ~ u,ss~T~-"
7 sue~ yca ~vre safs. far there has
e@eu 90 rr5osrias
There ls1t gu.ug to ~. GA our ac~
eoent~
I Sroperrv,3 wh.r~ y0a ~er~, sh~
SAID
Her se4cv "a slHso>s cT~afay. a fwk
/ agt.t IN tie ulGs; q . blAzr q s4a.
/ Coo ua- fzsrFnatci By The play u
sxfst h~r~a;h the hrtn Of her bat ART
shp ss~tne,i D., 20 rybeke BIS Elahc>ss
Z The gray cioak was 81 lratbrr as inv
as ltn~n Ssr sa- i~ath~r tvruna h~r
ankles Ths stirrups wSsv no ~'btsrr
;hsn three anErrs
I SIZE sg0kr again "Y@a are rH~t.a <
apsn tbe grave Il my mother"
Lerinxten started bat she said
hastily: IN, rot zyi-e. Ttasy will s~r
I yue
-TsssnkS be Snusnhtsvi again under
( the lunt@nep az the fact that ss~
wogid sAlr1d htaa la all she said was
/ the ssus cslor1ssS melancholy ss II
I the usonotuav uf the dessert shadow-eSi
/ her v0le~. She cSsHfinue~i
| "E-l,ana. my r1ac'her, has heer lytng
her~ for tsvp wears At rrSt this was
little Esrvi~n. which the vizlr T-ss,
| mittce, use to make. Th@r~ vas q fonn-
| tain thea. beside that s;oa~ had
| little green PLANTS fer her She loved
ictus. Hnt the fountain coala rot
| live. either
-YoS ulas, miss her very much
I ~Yes, oh. very much, Sometimes IN
the morning cali her. hefere | ~
rn%gAtser 30 nor think she 10 realty
desd When I dream. she 10 alwNys
here. with ne.-
cTo BE cuNTINuEpl
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-05

w.s the point ~ their nrsf us~etiIs
wher. her uplined rish, srIn lad
ssyed hlm. While With the left sbs coe
cesled ber face.
Hs swors 10 himself that be was pr~
sumptuoas In mag ming shs had rid
den iherv for any resson eOonec'ci
With himself unless abe too wss s~~s'
lns 70 discover the whl's dis,urbsrs ~
The smpirr snd give then over 20 tho
.itir Coo Gfsu-d With himself that
.he had gone 10 the rntlBs h~fore si's
snew b. eIisi~d. that pru,sshly ale
rude there zach day fof . coosiiiutioo-
al. Enc~ thsrv vas nowhere go 10 60
Yc, his snoiiaus had their snal say.
iIftins himself oct 81 the m01ih of
TIE sha,l be glanced 20 and sruuni
The sun vas scosCh.nE n h~ attempt
.d 20 move siong tire tscs = the h.h
hs woaid drsw the sys - ihs srn,ibs
snd The snd wcuid cUm@ guickiy C0a's
rurtan asd tlou-< usr. shiis anf b
felt that Be mUs; - glowing uss .
srm a. TIE dun h.iisias Graisr 'han
th. dif.caiu wAs ths f-sF that Hsisa
sould ras 60 or turu haes ,-efor- BE-
could r~acA tsr Notk'ng shu7 u .
uora wt,h hsr woa.d suf.cr. sits0uet
hs cozid oct recall that 10 hAd any
lhlng % ay.
Tn~ shortest ~ay cot - agh' ua'
% fas an aui over th~ cr~s'. arf Cna
b~saa % woru uprard e. pr ilJ .'
g.,~.h's. TIE sand BE- louseu~i nus
have rsts q inug s'r~am fnwnws-6 .
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-05
BIG CROPS ASSURED
N WESTERN CANADA
Need Of Farm Labor Urgently
REQ IEec for Harvest.

klss o: - past sv-rk us.cs tl<s
he~A r,a~-si ARE csssg' t. pnrtioos
q W~Frrr Csra1s. ~svv-.-g MANI
ToBA SNSEATCWEWNN ss1 Al
BlRTA tss~ Fl1--t .-yg-t an aaa-
go x c1zhs 80 rv-fa.-;y o; vast
ersA crvs, lE-ogss g3 r.r ~at-v t-s
trtct
aeperrs t-oz al ss-'s !=ticr;s
zArsesoES azt -: .-7stA Ths
cNoalthucs ~ ~~vt - t2ck uhH-e
wse~ s~-as-fiy -. F-r .rg s1t -
azEy % AJAX issf .H--e - - - =
gaftl .gu~ sAE~ sapt -=r~t a.
tr.ethef A. So .r-7 save =
a.Easz a-l-stEg s-1-se1-i 'ks
sntLF~ ~.s'rr
n 1878 ~ sr-a a- -1ags ~syis
rass-vr-s s-z q. r4--s .ct Q; uuzi3
sSs-<s 49, e.. Z - -azE gAse~- -
v.ds x ls.' .Hrs 30 -eEk.-c !;
~ ts7~-
~; = 90 aga -r H- -1r.
osrs > ~ = gar ---. srr 80 = farm
slp - E-rv - 10 Ht-'1sa
tl-1.a - So s Fe-=41 10
y1rs 80 q. s.E.a. 80 81. -s-r~,'
saa-, trt svs' .---r. rye s. -
a - - ~. - % Sts
Estrs.-sE- e fs,-s s.. 81. fv-A
ts51s % axe -a- r' .a- =l>-se
EsFv->z ga Is a----'. .. -a -al.--f
= tEag F-g.-H- .- a ---a - r-.
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-05

fuT &NefM WfwAM
At tines | sah nj
vaik st al ana I
Suffered uh NJ
baek ard hnks NJ !
often had % stay n
bed lsassrrd %
and ca fer sig1t
yssrA i1nfAy !
heard that Lyta Y
Pnkkams Vsgs
tAhlsC Co-puni was
ag.s! u.sstletrsa ara
tri~i ii vita spAen.
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-05

10 sHfcL ] an Nv % ~ -
warG aze NJ wAahing have rcouzn.
rarntet yuzr Vegetable Ccmpo<sd ard
ygzf B.oad Ne3lcins Ani uares of ~
ir~n4s AZ takI.g thsn % a1ran;Arr
Yea car uts ny "a ne far = tsstlrr nal =
Nh THEgEs COyESTAY. - b.rzrtt
81 Ssxark. y. J.