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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-10-05
BUSINESS NOTICES

CASH PAIO-Hignest Lash Fr'ce Paid
turCalv,s, Cheap Cows. Bulls and Hogs.
Tel 1874 81 JOHN MINER, Hyde Park.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-10-05
ANNOUNCEMENT

MorrisviI1e, VT, Oct. !, 1921

MorrisviIe VT, Oct !, 1921.
To My Friends and Patrons: =,
On account Of the condition OF my heath nave Sola
NV DRUG Business to MIR. Elwin j. Wheeler, who has
this day taken possession
sincerely thank you foryour generous patronage dur
ing the past thirty.one years.
have tried my best in all this time to give you as
GOOD nron1nt and cheerful service as knew howReiable
quality merchandise at reasonable and Just prices Fow
we'll | have succeeded you, my friends, know
bespeak for MIR. Wheeler the same loyal patronage
which you have always given me.
Sincerely yours,
ARTHUR L, CHENEY.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-03-14

Just received two cars of dairy
and poultry feeds, also full line OF
garden and field seeds, fresh STOCK
and right prices. We are always
glad to serve you, let us have your
requirements.
HI1RRERT CROFT IMPLEMENT
Company
pbona ~ 1O5 Race st.
2L14-2MkS.
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Candy Special

\ strictly high-gradc chocolate
fresh. received this week, maple
cream. cocOanut cream. whipped
cream. peppermint cream and Ice
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LEGAL NOTICE

David Straughn, Assignee. etc. vs..
Henry NJ. Bennett and wife. In
Equity. in the Circuit Cont FOR Dor
chester County. No. HIP Chanccry.
Notice is hereby given all parties
having an interest in the funds re-
naming in the above cause, that Henry
Lloyd. Jr.. trustee of fund. has tiled a
petition requesting that he be dis
charged from the trust, ana Il new
trustee appointed in his place.
He states that he has fully dis
charged all the duties of his trust.
that he has collected and disposed OF
the income from said trust FUND to the
parties entitled thereto. and that he de
Sires to resign and be relieved of his
trusteeship. He further states that
the principal of the fund remaining in
his hands is $604.S4-
And notice is further given that I'M
less good cause to the contrary be
shown on or before the expiration OF
ten days from the third weekly publ
cation of this notice, the prayer Of said
petitioner will be granted and a new
trustee appointed in the cause.
Cambridge, Maryland, Feb. %. 1921.
WILLIAM f. ME,DEOltD,
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Veterans Remember
Your Meeting

All Veterans please note the date
of the next meeting and be there to
do your part. Important business
for the good of the Order is pend
ing. The Carnival Committee has a
splendid report to make. The com
mittee on entertainment consists OF
Carlton Dunn, Bardton Wall, Tom
Leonard. We can depend on these
boys to give us something good.
Come and bring a new member. We
want every man that ever wore a
gold or blue stripe. We need them
and they need us. The Veterans are
the Invest organization in Dorches-
ter County Believe me We're a i've
outfit and we want all the live wires.
POST-COMMANDER.
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NOTICE TO FISHERMEN

All fishermen who are required to
license their nets, must do so before
they begin operations. The license
is good for one year beginning
February l, 1921, and can be secur-
ed from the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of your County.
Deputy Commanders and Game
Wardens are instructed to see that
the law is enforced, both as to
licensing and size of fish caught
CONSERVATION COMMISSION
OF MARYLAND.
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Call 40 when you want any
thing in the hardware line. For
anything in the hardware-paint or
builders supplies go to Phillips Hdw.
Co.-Adv.
Garden seeds of all kinds-gard 9n
tools-rakes. hoes, spades, etc. Phil
lips Hdw. Co.-Adv.
Now is the time to paint. We
have the new low price. Phillips
Hdw. Co.-Ady.
Cook stoves and ranges - oil
stoves. Gas stoves. Phillips .Hdw.
Co-Adv.
RS At
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est prices. Phillips Hdw. Co.-Adv
China, glass ware. aluminium ware
.-gate ware. Phillips Hdw. Co.
Adv
Wash boilers, wash tubs, wash
boards, clothes lines, clothes pins
Phillips Hdw. Co.-Adv.
Paint of all kinds for all purposes
at right prices. Phillips Hdw
Co.-AdV.
Automobile supplies OF. all kinds
Phillips Hdw Co-AdY.
Full line Gas Ranges. Phillips
Hdw. Co-AdV
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Phillips Hdw

. Oil Cook stoves. Phillips Hdw
Co.-Adv.
{. Tires, Tubes - Accessories, OK
Gasoline. Phillips Hdw. CO.-Adt
&. Automobile shop-best on the
shore. Phillips Hdw. CO.-Ady.
Cutlery of all kinds. Phillips
Hdw. Co.-Adv
. Bicycles of all kinds. Phillips
Hdw. Co.-Adv
q. Lime, Cement and full line build
ers supplies. Phillips Hdw. Co
Adv.
Spring goods of all kinds at low
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NOTICE

Eggs for Matching from thorough
bred S. C. White leghorn hens. APP
plv CHARLES F. HARPER, 407
Academy street. 314-3t
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CHTPCH NOTICES

Special Evan gelistic Services every
night this week at Grace Church al
100 in the lecture room Of the
church. Public invited to attend.
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-O
GDEC Al.

Two quart aluminium double OH
ers S1.OO. Only one hundred at TINS
price, PHILLIPS HDW. co.
3l11-4t
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MIX PRICES REDUCED

On account of an increased milk
supply l am prepared to take on a
few more customers for strictly nIs'
grade milk and have reduced the
price to Il cents a quart. j. ELL
LOTT WADDELL, Phones 2ol or
1S17-14. oIo-u
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DR.. Cecil W. Vest To
Address WOnan's Club

DR.. Cecil w. Vest. the we'll known
Baltimore specialist who was a sur
geon in the Medical Reserve Corps
Woman's Club, tomorrow, Tuesday
afternoon. his subject being. What
the War Has Done for Medicine and
Surgery" DR.. f. f. Wolff will al
so speak on What the WOman's
Club can do for Cambridge" Mrs
John +. Croft. will sing. Mrs.
Howard Bennett will be hostess.
Mr.. Carlos Hanna. who has beel
spending sometime At his home ii
this city on account Of throat trou
Bile, left on the boat last night TO!
Baltimore where he will resume hi:
studies
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18
Sale-l30 & l32 S. Ilth St.

Two molerr buildings. rent 0s one, or &
per eeDH PRTTERsON. 100 s. 18TH -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18
G. A r A C. F S

will erect a new garage anywhere II ground
can Re obtained; occupancy guaranteed In 10
weeks; will finance several good locations now
listed. Mr.. Baver. Albert Hail. $40 Land
Title Bldg. in charge.
ed: only those who arc not afraid OF work
where there is a big future; kindly state in
your reply II you can go TO work imme-
diately. H2s Ledger Office.
FIFCTRICIAN wanted for manufacturing
Industry: Investment OF $1,000 or more re-
uuired: good opportunity for live man.
500. Ledger Otlce
FOR SALE-Choap. estab. grocy., fruit and
veg. bus. sm. stock: store and rooms
Amply pOT Diamond. or HOPE. Sr.. Fern
NGCHTNIsTS wanted for manufa cturing in.
dustry; Investment Of $1,000 or more re-
uuired good opportunity for a live man
WILL INVEST $1,000, with services, in a
cash business. B 6l2. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18

4owh witr AMP PINE STs.--Attract,vo homro-
dining room anT E, sitting room paroT
beSut,fT' b fnT''a beating, eiectrictw oGI ana "o@rs %
Tor saS on "5SS oHSy I%r%. In%PS.inE ana nSntfa"ss
required without any expenscsS nttle cash
fEMH3EERTQN ESTATESSS financing
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

vICIN. b7th Pine. side yd.; all mod hsr.,
Kutner X 'hhins. 1888 Chestnut, Wal 500
SB5OO--4 BEDROOMS. main At. worth $4,000,
win finance. HOFFMAN, Goth & GlpSrd
f900O-FINE c"r.. hedrms. room for sar
good location, HOFFMAN,. Goth andGlraTd
s7OOO-H w HEAT. cleo, hardwood A.
large lot. HOFFMAN,. Goth and Cirard
SS5OO-REDUCED from 10000 account .,
owner leaving city. semi detached, MA "a
throughout HOFFMAN,. 60th and Girsrd
6oIs YOCUM ST.--8 rms, ali conys ,ano
cash required. Farrell, 7lO s. 2Oth ''''
52Ss WALTON AvE;,-Im. .poss. GRIscom,
yIG0O-S. ALDEN ST. rooms. bsat.r "A
sas. Myers Bsimont a671. ~ anu
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| H.J.FASY. 18th & Thompson Sts.
H.JFASY. 18th & Thompson Sts.

~ ,EYELAND AVE. NEAR DAUPHI%-
Three dwellings,; now renting at S22. viii
brir,x S2b; price $4,000 each one or al
j r. MASSEY & son. 18th and Green.
5I49 AND 2444 MASTER ST-To close
estate; Immediate possession must be sold
wi hout delay want OTer.
n MASSEY & son. l3th and Graer
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18
BUILDING SITES

One Of the finest locations for an operation
surrounded on all sides by old Colona msE
stons, only squares from either station :"
trolley.
JOHN n, McCAFFERTY, 572l Gtn. ava
OWNER desires to sell property quickly; ms..
dium size; all COnvenienCes; perfect ordeI'
ready to move right in; immediate posses
g, i,n; suit bride and groom, convenient 70
Sodgwlck station. A30 E Mount Airy ave
today.
f6500-Three-stor porCh-front semi-detaohs.e,
residence; perfect condition; gas, hot.n,
heat Dutch hall; immediate pOssessioni =
square from trolley, squares from station.
JOHN II. McCAFFERTY, 572l Germantow'
ave. -
AN UNUSuAL bargain IL Offered in
thoroughly modern 7-ToOm house In Chs,,l
ten ave, section; owner leaving city and WI
sell $500 heiow lowest sale in block :, y
Jacob Markham Inc, 500 Finance bas'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18
6602 WAYNE AVENUE

Attached stone house. northwest coruH
HOrtter st. with every modern convenencA
Including bedrooms, 3 baths hot-wam
heat, electric lights and garage: water; acre
OF ground with fine shade and shrubbeni
nigh elevation overlooking surroundiM
this house has been priced q
$40 600; owner leaving city; examine ana
make offer. GERMANTOWN TRUST Co..l
Chelten and Germantown aves.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY

Attractive Queen Anne style home, with
Mosaic work OF artistic design; all conv. ;
IL rooms 3 acres: fruit. asparagus and
strawberry bcdE. spacious lawn. perennial
shrubbery and flowers in variety; clay tennis
court, garage, stable; . min. walk to sta
tion on state highway. is miles TO city Hal:
price $4,000 Act quick w. FORREST
MAGEE. Southampton, Pa.
AN OBLIGED to SELL as must go TO sea level
account heart trouble. although business
located in best climate in Southwest for lung
trouble and general health; business well
ssta tablshed. absolutely solvent and perma-
nent big moneymakcr: requires $50 900 cash
20 handle: IL interested will give details. NJ
ee4 Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18

PRICE REDUCED TO sl2,5O0 az.
MapIcwood ave, .mOdernized stone dwellms
IN this attractive location; lot AZ feet front
hoOm for driveway and garage; hot-waei
heat. electricity, laundry; open freplaes
hardwood floors inClosed porch o rooms
baths; all In flrst-class condition. CHAs
J. SIliAEFER. Vernon Bldg, Gcrmsntowh
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HIBBERD B. WORRELL N! 'I7 I7rH
IO4l N. 4TH STREET
REAL ESTATE TRUST BLDG.

(Cor George ST.
-r-hrss-story store and dwelling, 9 rooms and
hath' stean heat and electricity. CHAs
W MILLER. 2Ol-07 Commonwealth Bldg.
MEIoN sT.. . blocks east OF Broad. lot AZ
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$500 IS YOUR SAVING

rooms, modern EaTaEo; G'pimo'a in 1,Gv GHvc bed,
leaving city See /, today. '"' IT. owner
SCHOCH ROOI Ov,ors
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WARRINGTON AVE. S7l6-Two story,
modern brick porch front; Dutch hall
deep lot; room for garage; possession;
onIyy minutes from Goth ST, trolley,
WALLACE ST, $500, $; W, cor, aad st
Two-story brick dwelling; rooms hot
MANTUA AVE, 3lOi Threc-story brick,
porch front dwelling IL rooms large yard;
SSRfTY!FoURTH ST. s54-Extendins to
Mica st. 2-story brick dwelling; rooms;
CHESTNUT ST, 6O.3282-Extending to
Ionic st; two t-sty; stores and dwell;
38d st, and Woodland ave; excellent prop.
erties for experiments; automobile showrooms,
for societLes; 2 minutes from u OF
large brick garage; possession; IDEAL spot
for auto service station and machine shop;
examine and see us promptly
NTASTBAUM BROS. & FLEISHER
1924 South Penn Square
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-02-10

Baptist Church at Minneapolis, MINI,
to Floyd Ruby. They took the eveaing
train for their new home at New Rich
mond, Wisconsin. The following eve
ming after they had, reached home
they were surprised by seventy-five
guests, laden with baskets Of goodies.
A very pleasant evening was passed
and as a token of good will and friend
ship they were presented with a purse
Of money and many other gifts. Mr..
and Mrs. Ruby are well and favorably
known in this vicinity and their many
friends join in wishing them q happy
and prosperous future.
Mrs. Colemen was a Newburg Wis
itor Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rostvedt. spent Sum
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar johnson and
Mrs. r. jacobson and son Tnman
spent Saturday afternoon at Q. 2.
Johnson's.
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SHERMAN TOWNSHIP

Mrs. Axel Nelson entertained our
teachers last Sunday at her home.
Last Tuesday Feb. LIST, Nj. and.
Mrs. Stead celebrated their tin we'd
ding, q few guests. were invited.
We forgot to mention in last weeks
issue that a baby boy was born to MI.
and Mrs. Tennes Carlson.
Tuesday Feb. Isl, occurred the mar
rage Of Ed. Peterson to Miss Bertha.
Stensland, at the county seat.
Thursday evening several sleigh.
loadNof young folks gathered at the
old Robinson farm, the homo Of the
newly WEEDS for q chariyari. The eve
ming was spent in the most enjoyablei
way and the usual treats served. At
midnight they left for homes wishing
the newly WEEDS . long and happy life.
Friday evening the Literary socie4
Nv was held ia the school and 4 good
program rendered. About 40 sleigh
loads Of people attended.
There will 10 4 mas meeting 81 thu:
school Monday ey9ning Feb. It'll Is
order "a find out t,e number 81 peoplS
who win need help from the govern
mealt q put - this ysal's elor
E5GgE
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How Bolshevlsm Began.

The mystery of where the soviet
system was evolved has been cleared
up to the satisfaction Of British So
cialists by the disclosure Of Russian
trade delegates to London that 1t took
It's origin from a meeting held in Lon
don In 1915.
Lenine, Krassin, Bogdanof and 9TH
Ell. N~ntellectuals" happened to be in
London together at that time, each
for his w special reason. They got
together and discussed the form Of
government best suited to Russia after
the inevitable downfall Of czarism, and
formulated the BOlshevik scheme
based on Marxism which now prevails.
Before separating, this reformers
bound themselves to work for the re-
alization Of the plan, fuller details Of
which were afterWard worked out by
correspondence and at subsequent se-
cret conferences IN other European
centers. 0
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BENTINCK TOWNSHIP

" 1L %HEE%E#
A few of the neighbors are taking
in the Lyceum Monday and Tuesday Of
this week at Westhope.
Andrew REIN entertained q few OF
his neighbors Saturday evening, the
evening was spent in dancing and
playing cards. A good time was re-
ported by all who we're present.
Gertrude Kormann visited at Fred
Bakhaus' a few days last week.
Some of the folks from Bentinck
township took in the literary at Sher-
mar school Friday evening, and they
all enjoyed the program.
Mrs. Seth, Bert Benson's, Bill Stein
haus and Louise Larson took in the
Old Time dance at Antler Friday eve
ming.
Otto and Walter Nicholson visited
at Alfred Christenson's Sunday.
Stinson' school No. 8 did not have
school Monday and Tuesday as Miss
Weber took in the Lyceum at West
hope.
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Attaching . Can
BY A. W.. PEACH

% 1921. by Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.
Ruth AIxn,d's impulsive friend pre-
cipitated herself Its ? chair and said
gayly: Ruth, YOU dark eyed fitch
you have the male hearts at this Inn
in captivity; but l know the one
among them you are going to marry!'
wonder Of wonders, Lucy, l don't
and besides" Ruth began.
"And BESIDES" Lucy proceeded,
"you don't like to talk about such
.things-Ill say that for you. But
listen. I happened to be in a canoe
last evening neal the Point, and
overheard some of the men talking
and l distinctly heard that handsome
Baltimore fellow. Lee Hargrave, make
a wager that he would be engaged to
you before you leftw
Ruth's establishment and disgust
were evident on her face. "What a
thing to say! Lucy. if you love me,
don't spread this any farther"
There he goes now!" Lucy ex-
claimed, and Ruth looking up saw
fHargrave, handsome and serene in
white flannels walking across the
lawn.
She recognized him Immediately, for
he had caught her attention the day
she and her mother arrived at their
.favOrite summer place. She had made
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Objected TO sHRILL NOTES
Cat Evidently Had Its Own Idea Of
Music, and the Courage Of Ito
Convictions.

A friend tells me, writes "Cat Low.
er," that he was visiting at q house
where there was a beautiful big Per-
sian cat. One day he entered a room
and found the whole household, to his
establishment. Justify whistling a we'll
known air. whence this thusness?, p,
he asked, and received as answer sot-
to voce-"Look at the cat" CHANGING
at this quadruped he beheld it pacing
furiously to and fro with back erect
and %quivering tail. It's whole being
suggested fury, a sort of Berserker
rage. The most vociferous whistler
Of the party was a young lady of the
house who seemed to take a special
delight in making her notes loud, clear,
and shrill. The cat directed all it's
venom against her. Eventually, It lay
crouching before her in the act Of
springfng, and would certainly have
attacked her v~iciously had not ONE
one interviewed by thrusting a folded
newspaper between the cat and the
momentary object of it's hate. 1t ap-
peared that "The Old Hundred" pro-
duced a similar effect on the animal,
but other airs failed to manifest any
power to arouse hostility. Sprightly
airs with soft, tow notes seemed to
give unfeigned pleasure. But high,
shrill, long-drawn-out notes-especial-
ly when they were produced by whis-
tling-appeared to cause 1t acute phys
ical pain, which it showed in the afore-
mentioned name
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-02-10

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stead visited 81
the Tom Stead home Sunday
a few Of our people took in the
dance at Antler Friday night.
Clifford Thorpe visited at our teach
erage Sunday evening.
a. Q. High and wife, old residents
Of this township but lately Of Antle1
left last Wednesday for Texas where
they will make their home with a son
living there.
Mrs. Paul Schroeder is expected
home Wednesday from her visit to
Illinois where she has been the past
three months.
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moved. He is feeling much better and
will again take up his work in the de

moved. He is feeling much better and
will again take up his work in the de
pot.
DR.. Durnip was in NeWburg Monday
on professional duty, but found moth
ing serious. One family was quaran-
tined for ~scarletina. The report that
Mrs. Trattles was q~uarantined was
not true.
The Ladies N. P. Club held their
meeting on Saturday instead Of Thurs
day, The following officers were elect
ed: Mrs. Henry Buach, President; Mrs.
Perry Stair. Vice-President; Miss
Mildred Slattery, Secretary and Treas
urer and Mrs. r. L. Trattles, Librar-
ian, Delicious refreshments, including
ice cream and cake were served. Mrs.
Slack is certainly a pleasing enter
tanner.
Friends have received a letter from
Miss Florence Colemen saying she
was married Feb. 3 at II An at the
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never to meet again but some
thing In his voice cheapened the
words. Her heart Jumped as she won
dered II he had made the wager in
fun. and then really fallen In love with
her.
He went on. II can't say what
would like to say In the way / want
to. But / am desperately in love with
you"
His calm assurance aroused her.
'"There is a good reason why you say
that" Then she told him what she
snew about the wager.
He listened in silence, his face
turned to the moonswept sea. When
her hot words ended with, "These
shores have heard just such tales
many times. A real mans love means
too much to me-" he was silent for a
little; and then he spoke so evenly
his voice did not betray his mood:
Il have only three weeks off in the
year. I cannot meet you elsewhere.
l am sorry I impress you as being
egotistical; it is my way, that's all.
At heart, I am sure I am not; for from
boyhood I have fought for confidence
in myself. Suppose we return"
He talked in a quiet way. on the re-
turn and he left her with a farewell
word that he had to return that night.
Under the soft light Of the corridor
globe his face was white and drawn.
She went to her room and stood
thinking, with a queer sensation of
hurt and pain within her. He had evil
IDENTIFY come all those miles just to
ask her. But he had not denied the
wager. IS
The sky broke and fell about her
the next morning. Lucy came gayly
up. my dear, I made a mistake. Now
that he's gone and no harms done I
want to tell you the chap making that
wager vas Evert. One of the men
told me. Their voices are so much
alike"
With a cry Ruth rushed away to
the shelter of her room. What to do
what to do! She must reach him.
Dlzzlly n sought OF her brother
who had Joined them that week. He
listened, his cold gray eyes heating.
Then he said IN a frank, brotherly
way: "You darned little fool. He's
n Of the finest chaps here. You
write what you want and I'll get it to
him or bust. And If you ever pull off
such q deal again, I'll spank YOU nv
SELF"
In the evening. Ruth saw a dusty
roadster that bore evidence Of hard
driving glide to a stop with squeallng
brakes in front of the inn. A tall fig
ure rose from 1t, mounted the steps
and came toward them. She heard
her brother say, Get inside. Sis" But
she was powerless to move. Anyway
she was willing that the whole world
see and know-and some Of it did in
the next moment.
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NEWBURG NEWS

Roy Link returned home from
Montana last Wednesday.
Mrs. Yenson, Mr.. and Mrs. Hating
attended the funeral Of Mrs. Schillin-
ger at Russell last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Garbe visited
relatives and friends at Kramer last
" eek.
MIR. Richmond is reported III. His
mother and brother arrived Saturday
to visit him.
Albert Lee received a telegram on
Friday, saying his sister had passed
away very suddenly. He and his broth
er Tom left the next morning.
Will Martin and family returned to
their home at Bantry after a visit for
some time at the home Of their par
ents. Mr.. Martin has been suffering
from throat trouble and recently went
to Bottineau and had his tonsils re-