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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-01
Morley Smith walked into the

Morley Smith walked into the
drawing-room.
The room opened into the hall
through an arched doorway. heavily
edged with holdings. The room It
self was quite long and at the far
end opened through similar arch
into a smaller room. Neither the
1:-,wing-room nor the room behind
il ,in other days known as the back
parIo"l suggested in any way the
Avenue that was 80 near. IT sug-
gestcd. Il anything. home that had
once been fashionable but that had
since remained dormant, with furn!-
ture of another day. Near the door
into the back parlor was a huge.
ld-fashi0nrd divan with an old
fashioned. tall p!ano-lamp standing
at It's end. and in one corner OF the
dlvan sat woman, her back to Nor
lev Smith. She was reading q book
and had chosen this position to get
the best light, perhaps. She did not
look up az Morley Smith entered,
although she must have heard him.
Morley Smith seated himself and
waited. The young woman turned a
page Of her book. AS she did 80,
she looked over her shoulder, and In
the full glare Of the light Morley
Smith saw her face distinctly. In
an instant he was out of his chair
and hurrying toward her. both his
hands extended.
Cora" he exclaimed. MY word.
Well, you dear old thing"
The girl dropped her book and
arose a smile of bafflcd memory on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-01

chap could sort Of dozc of now and
then. but she kept Il chaps brain on
the jump. what? Lik" q poke in the
ribs. WHAT Dear old Cora. say,
she Was a dear old thing. what? Too
bad she talked so much"
. He pushed the unpleasant hickey
from him and walked to the window.
oh. say" he exclaimed with
"A chap mustn't get 10
thinking. Strs one all up"
lie walked back u his chair. II is
no, much t. mention. but in a real
cluhman's Re. when he is we'll past
forty. walking - the window and
back Is quite an event, just as 4
disagrceahle riCk"y is a huge catas-
trophe. or another chaps letter In
ones pigeonhole in the office is a
tremendous affair.
At his chair he hcsitated. He was
stirred az ne had been on each or
the occasions when he had gone
forth advertur!ng. There was a
splinter IN his plac 'dity. As a draft
across n slecper's face becomes a
gale. in his dreams. the gentle un-
rest that Morley Smith felt now
urged him to adventure again. He
left the unsatisfactory hickey stand
ing on the table and walked toward
the courtroom. At the office he stop
ped. sealed all the money he had
with him In an envelope. and de-
posted it In his lettCr-hoN. He
would adventure, and he would ad-
venture unarmed with the rich mans
strongest weapon. his money,
lie found, waiting at the curb. the
taxicab he had used on several of
his previous adventures.
Henry" he said to the driver. IF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-01
TOM FISHERS BARGAIN
BY CLARISSA MACKIE

saw the sign in Browns window:
silk Socks-specially priced. 50
cents pair"-"Lisle Socks-har-
gain. % cents pair
THE invention will he set back
by 90 cents" he decided, entering
the shop. ,
He found the socks presided
over bv a very demurc damsel in
a dark blue dress. There was 4
little white frill about her throat
that made her look very young and
she had delightful shining. hair
thar wanted To curl and almost
didn't.
Socks silk or Isle 800 fifty
nine OF twenty nine" sh" asked
in hirdlike voice.
Why do bargains always run
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Nancy Lane,

but she nodded. Nancy Lane,
now" she said.
Remember moi"
YES"
Remember the chalk"
Live in the same house,"
Yes"
I'm coming to see you! I
know your brother Sam"
"All right" she said in CULVER
ing voice. and he shot out of the
store.
or course you want to know
how It turned out. Tom married
Nancy Lane, and Of course the in
vention was a success, and Toms
income expanded to meet every
expense that came along. The
Fishers trade exclusively in
Browns department store. for Tom
says jo"ially, Wonderful bar
gains there-got my wife there;
yes, Stree"
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her face. She took step toward
him, holding out her hand, puzzled
and trying to remember him. His
eager greeting left no doubt in her
mind that this was some one she
knew or had known well.
WELL" she exclaimed. but he
saw the questioning in her eyes.
II say. you don't remember me,
what?" he cried. "Morley-old Nor
ley? Morley Smith. you know"
Why. of course" she said. al
though she did not remember in the
least. But how in the world did
~ou ever know I was here? And
where have you been all this long
time? The idea. meeting you here!
Of exactly the same coincidence in
his book. Tho Chilled Heart have
you read It? BY Palsworthy. do
adore him. The manner in which
he fathoms the huma, heart! So
deep and so true! Just hear me
suppose read 1t somewhere, or
beard 1t at club. That's why We
are here. but I expect you know all
about that, or you would not have
hunted US up"
"Ah, Just SOL" said Morley Smith.
The girl did not pause to hear his
ejaculation. She hurried on in the
full tide of speech. pouring out her
words at tremendous speed, inter-
jccting little laughs and throwing In
an on" or q SAY" now and then
as she ieaped from one topic to an
other. She seated herself on the
divan again. without pausing in her
rush Of words. and Morley Smith
seated himself in n chair, much as
he had in the old days when Cora
wes too full OF things that must be
said to take time to ask him Ia be
Sctted.
She was a wonderful talker-won-
derful! Morley Smith felt the same
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-01

rT WAS the large advertisement
IN Browns window that vas
4 Tom Fishers undoing. He
was young man with large ambi-
lions and small income and he
lived in confident hope that some
day the income would equal th2
ambition. but for awhile it seemed
i;9Dossib;e for the incom" TO keep
p:."e with his ambition and his "p-
pH'it".
~ raA mus, cat" h" told him
."!y rUefullr "a he finished his
breakfast and went down IN"
stree; toward his ll'tle laboratory
where his wonderful invcutiun was
taking form. ~ man must eat
and sleep and wear clothes and
have socks" 4, this moment h"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-22
Near East Contributors

s: s., NJ. P. Sunday School
Subscriber 49,. $500
Special Collection 500 $500
Woman Missionary Society.
First Baptist Church 500
Total go. .............S tZ.VV
Amt previously ackldge. S964.1t
Grand Total &C.. .....S 81 ,O3b.l
ALFRED W. G. HOGE,
Treas. Near East Relief, Dorchester
County, Maryland.
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EXSLUSIXE SHOP

EXSLUSIVE SHOP
Say Frank. that Is a wonderfully
smart hat you're wearing"
ut should be-" was the calm re-
ply, they charge a dollar for hair
but where 1 got it,
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Tuesday, Feb. 9Th, 1921

between the hours of 2 and 3 O'Clock
p. NJ. all that lot of land, with all OF
the buildings and improvements there
On, situated IN the town of Cambridge,
Dorchester County, Maryland. and on
the northwest side of High street in
said to II, and beginning for the out
feet ina northeasterly direction from
the property that was conveyed to
Andrew ]. Foble, by Thomas N. Heath
by deed dated May 10, 1884. and now
Dorchester County, Maryland In Liber,
Z. l., No 6, folio $40, and which was
conveyed by Andrew J. Foble and wife
%, 1908 ana now of record among the
said Land Records in Liber VI. L. r.
No. 7. folio 376, and from thence runs
in a noFtheasterly direction with the
northwest side of High street dis
tance of 4 feet, thence in a northwest
erly direction at right angles " 18th
High street 1041s feet, thence in a
southwesterly direction. parallel with
High street II feet, thence in south
easterly direction in line parallel
with the second line 1041a feet to the
place of beginning, it being the same
P. Smith by deed from Donald Stewart
dated April s, 1914. and now of record
among the said Land Records in Liber
W. L. R., No, Z, folio 81. and being
Russell P. Smith and wife. unto the
said Martin u. Kane, by deed dated
the 9Th day of January, 1919, and now
of record among the said Land Res
cords in Liber w. II: NJ. No. s. folio.
522, together with all of the rights Of
way mentioned in the last mentioned
deed, and subject to the easements OF
drip therein mentioned.
TERMS OF SALE-20 per cent cash
on the day of sale. 80 per cent of bal
ance on ratification of sale. and the
balance in so days from ratification
of sale, or all cash at the option Of the
fhA
to be secured to the satisfaction of the
undersigned. -
Attorney named in mortgage.
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V CALVIN TRICE, Solicitor
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Mortgage =? Sale
ESTATE

BY virtue of the po., er of sale con-
tanned in a mortgage from Martin U.
Kane and Josephine A Kane, his wife,
to Villa NJ. Cannon, guardian, of Will
liam Fletcher Williamsons, infant, dat
ed the 9th day of January. 1919, and
of record among the Mortgage Re
in Liber w. H. M. No. 5. folio 439, and
assigned by the said guardian to her
said ward at his majority, which said
the said Mortgage as Of record. as
foresaid, the undersigned as the attor-
ney named in the said power of sale
in the said mortgage contained, de-
fault having been made in complying
with the terms Of the said mortgage.
in order to compel the payment Of the
said mortgage debt, interest and costs,
ter described land and property, upon
the terms herein after set forth, at
the Court House door in the town of
Cambridge. Dorchester County Mary
10
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Attorney named In mortgage.
lis oaw.
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.uAIBORNE-ANNAPOL Is. FERRY inc
IN EJECT JANUARY Fl, 1921

Leave Claiborne 10 A NJ, daily Tex
cept Sunday additional trip on Fri
day evening at T:15.
Leave Annapolis, 500 P. NJ, daily.
Except Sunday, with extra trip Ieav-
ing Annapolis s A. NJ, on Monday and
Saturday
Sunday. leave Claiborne P. NJ
T. G. HOWARD.
General Manager
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HIST MISSED PERFEI TION

First Cocky-That cove we've had
wurrkin' for yer arsked me fur a
job this mornin'. Was he a steady
chap, Ryan?
Second Cocky-He was. If he'd ha'
bin inny slider he'd ha' bin motion
less.-The Bulletin (Sydney).
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Sometimes we wonder if the 'front.'
Ter Of civilization now runs down our
magnificent boulevards. or whose
'rontage lie the stately mansions OF
he rich. closely curtained.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to publicly express our
sincere appreciation to all those who
helped in any way during our recent
bereavement, especially those who
loaned automobiles.
MRS. STEPHEN Sand FAMILY
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The moment human lips tmprisoA
truth that moment 1t beee@sTes . >A
The man who plants the tree OF
knowledge in his youth will have a
shade at the end of the long, long
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-22
Auction Sale
Tuesday, January 18th
AT
THE COURT HOUSE DOOR

Sale begins at 1880 P. M Sharp
One black mare years old. good
worker, and a good road horse.
One sorrsl horse. years old, good
horse. These horses 1 guarantee to
work anywhere and in first class con-
dition.
will sell also l two horse wagon.
hrst class condition.; 2 army briddles;
8 sets chain harness; 2 leather col
lars. almost new; 1 pair wagon shafts,
lest of single harness; l walking Gull
tivator: l single horse plow; 1 pitch
fork. almost new: new single trees;
I new double tree: l scythe, with
handle ;and have a few other things
that will sell. Apply at 173 Wash
ington street to see articles.
TERMS, One-half cash, balance
sote with approved security.
FRED ROBINSON.
Dixie Realty Company. auctioneers.
a n
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Salisbury
Goals:-Bradshaw

(6): Hubbard Is; Flowers ca;
Duffey CO.. Substitutes, Flowers
for keenan,; Andrews for Henry.
Fouls, Andrews CD; Mooris. Ref-
cree, Phillips; Time keeper Rreuil.
Time of halves 30 minutes.
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CAMBRIDGE 81
SALISBURY II
Local Quint Best visitors In Basket
Ball Game At ArmOry.

Cambridge defeated Salisbury 54
IL in a rather one-sided basket ball
game at the Cambridge Armory Fri
day evening. Bradshaw of the local
Quint alone threw twice as many
goals as did the visitorsSS all OF
whose scoring was done by Duffy.
The latter made a number of nice
shots practically all at long dis
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13
Mla henifa

llstotpa mdGpeli fertoi, miten
ban niioreno iotilaann of t,llit
Seeiufien opetislapiefli ia tlninas-
taiafii. "1UeeioGn oiastosiamme of
erGs rsfopa aietoiperi. Me toetim-
me taifin tapoin ipnfistpttdd ba-
men el6m1t1nid ia iitd Worten bar
.lGilimme bGntG faifin tawoin. %
lin iilloin aipan flin riiwattu,
iillG olin enlim1iiend bdntG fiuiaa-
masio etenfin. fun ban oil buone-
tomerinani.
Sli lateinen Ito. SGn trli mar
ti%pmuoroltaan -mdipneend ia ITO
mGrfGnG. Mlitta ennen fun ban Las
feltui lepolle polmistri ban wilo-
teenio 1GreSiG rufoilemonn. Silloin
iieppaiin nina mGrGt ia lifuiiet
Ioappaoni ia beitin niilld bGnta pGd
bGn. Sdn Ell ottaruit iitd mifleen-
fGGn, iatfoi paon rutoustadn.
Seuraaipona anmlirla din fomilt
ibmeisiani, fun lifaiief ioappami
Ieiloiwat wuoteeni mieresia fuimat
tuina ia fiillotettuina. @rfpaiin'
fenen ie oil tpot1. SGnla foSfi mi
mum min ~fipeGsti etta inmana
pGimGnG omistin Serron Seeluflen
2unastujotleni.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13
ERR ALOILTA

.puolesta prbuiana. 81 %pfiifaGn to-
ban iaaffa tanne iaapuneista ii,o-
malniiista pubuiista ia eoustaiista
ole oiarnlt eifd fpennpt n1itG a.
iioita ia tapabhpmio min ielmGpiir
teiiesti ia pleistaiuiiesti eiitt1mGdn
ia fumnamaon FUN tdm1 firjailiia
Alfion oifea fGii ia awustaia mar
laisliiton puoluetaiStelusia.
Yfiimieliiesti inattaiii ionoa, on
gew Oorfisia tunnustettli Scr Be-
r1lGG parbaafIi pubuiofii, mit6
Suomesta tame iaapuneena o N Ioa
III friulln. Sifii oliii toipottawoo,
ettG fanialailet niillG %paiftafunnil-
la. ioilla ban %pplGbtpp, rientGiiiw1t
bGntG f%liulemaon, pitbuttelemaan
ia miebeen tltustumaan : oife-
oan faniailmiebeen iofa tulfitiee
oiohifienia ielwin ianoin ia petite
IemGttd, eoustaen Suomen maalais
mGestGn aiatusfantaa, toipomllfiia,
ibonteita ia forteita pprfimpfIi1,
ioioen tnrfoitufieno on lltood uuli
luomalainen Suomi len fanianben
gen mpfaan iofa iuomulaiieIle
monticello on omrinoista, fen oifeu-
Den mlfnan, iofa file faniano full
luu.
N CD
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13
YerGlGm
aamIamebmstaja aanri
pnbeet

&onIone0ustoio 2ouri SerGlG
on mt pitGnpt ~eniimGiiet pubeenia,
Ioomuttuoon tGpne Imerifnan PIT
buiomtotfalle ia t~iitustllafieen mel
oGn gtmerifan iuomalaisten elo-
m11n ia oloibtn.
Sdnottofoon fo6to, ettG fDtr Ye-
rGlG on paros pubuio, mifa tanne
mielG m~illoinfaon on SuomeStd
Ioapunut, moimofos, repGilefp1 ia
mufaania temponmo, iofa pit11
fulliiofitpnon i6nnitettpnd enlimGi
IestG lanasta miimeileen iaaffn.
SGn OF ionolla fanianomoinen
pubuja, ielpGpiirteinen flitpoufiis-
ioan, titlfinnasioou ia eiitpfleniG
fiiGll0n pmm1rrettGm6fii tefemiies-
ii. &unliionio ballitiee ban tapoeI
Iilesti ia iillG tapnllo, ettG obmien
oootetaon iotaista ianoo. maifta
uiitG Iotamolln lenteleefin fi1parif-
toino ia ACKNOWLEDGMENT tGpnnG.
ySep gorfisia pitt ban folme pu
lbetta = pbben Suomen npfpiiestG
oiemasto, fltfpoten 6nmoIla fopina-
iobon ipitd ia fen ieurolfiia, np-
fpili1 toisteluita eousfunnosin ia
Suomen tuIeipaiiuiiben toimeito.
Eoiien eiitpfienid pitt ban firiaiIiia
Sobonnes @innanfosfesta ia b1nen
el1mdntnostdGn, folntnnnen meluol
notwithstanding iiGnmoota fobtoon,
jofa toisteluien foiitta on ipoitto-
nut mnpoutenio, itien1iippteni1 ia
oman oiemonia fonioien ioutosn.
81 ole Hem Oorfin iuomoIoiFlIa
baaleilln ieIlaiieIla mielenfitnnoI-
Ia ieurottu pubnioa FUN npt Wr
Berdldn pubetto. SGnnitps. nour,i
ia fppneleet maibtelipat fuuIijnfiin
nan fesfen. @rinomoileIla fupois-
taioolloon tostetti pubuio fiiuIiiain
ia beIIimpiin tiinteiiiin, mutta 10
tooien leifilliiesti ppor6bti fanion-
omoifiin ioneImiin ia tuttuibim TO-
tiieutifnipoiifiiin pofomosti moIti-
oltiiiin t%apobtumiin ia fesfindiieen
pnolhe-eldmodn teboen >niistd ieI
foo omolla eritoiieIlo toipoIIoun
Observation-Disclosures ia fonion ip-
picn ripien eoustoiono io niioen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13
@attun, Wic6.

HDDoGn Iuttnian palstoilla lol1-
llta mlllltantun ionon raffaon nel-
iemme 8ilbelm &Gmon fGpnnistd
tGGllG. GGmG nell aiul 8ofefieois
ia ia fuliliut @aniallis leitrafuntoan
iiellG, ustoo ia %tunnuStaa itieniG
Seeiufien Ioipintoperesi6 oiitltaof-
il, ia bGnen ioimme ioltllln iefG
uuoen wuoben ppbifii pieruofieul-
me. Gnfas meli, olemme SSitmolan
Ianon pbopsiiteen fartto toiiiimme
min rofastlrneet ETH oifeenpa tur-
tlti if1mGltG finn eronbetfi tuli; IL
ma ostllit ~ii,naan ia nina jain
ieilomnon @attonin tippobuoneen
eoustolle. SiinG mltistii mieleeni
laiilajan lanai. 81 tG1lld ina pbbes
Ola Jos fuinfa pppbGmme, paon
.bnloan tuollo pllolen toiiemme' loD
o1mme. Scum Seeius meioGt lttnas
ii min ban mpGsfin foiffi usfopai
IenIa ormofGiillG1n fantoo taipnon
loon ia riemilun, iiiben iulireen
,ppbGin ia oitiiaitten iublaan, iofa
'ei fosfaon lopu ia josia Ell torfpitle
fosfnon eropirliG lorlella. &1tinfd
outloollistd onfaon Dbtpmilemme
iiellG Syltmulan lltono ftnnian pol
~tnfunitoSio, finn pbtDmi lemme tG1l
lGfin on iloa ia riemlta tuottatpu!
&iitoS olfoon Sumalon f1tn ban
io5ootti iinln mieroofiemme. Soim
me uutta elon moinoa niittenftn
pubeitten failtto, ioito tGGlI1 pioit
Dleii0Qe ia mopoiSio fesfltsteluiSIa
ppbGin f9foufiisio; taiwanllilen S
I1mme armoriffaan ianon 1ures'o
betfet olimot iiunatuita ioita loim
me toos pboesiG miett1a. Sucfoon
Sierra nellie mielGfin pbbesia Dion
tiloiIuufiio. &iitos f~GpnniStGii ia
niistG ~lobioista ioitn nellie lab
ioitit. Ssiimolon ormo ia roitbo OIL
foon meljemme, @ilbelm &1nlo,
fonsiaii ia fniffien SeeiufIeen US
fofpien meliemme ia ~iiioriemme
fonsia. Mrmpriffoot terneilet mel
iiue ia iiiariIle @nfefieloisid ia
mlntolla. Irmostd artliaat melien-
ne ia iiiarenne Serrasio
Cola ia Nestor Dt1fi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13
&tttpsLanie

SpoGmellinen fiitos pstGmillem-
me, jotfa pllGtitte meio1t "a bGG-
p1imdmme muistofii uuoenhpuoben
outtoiltana. SGmmGstpimme eniin
fun pbtGftiG iaopui iuuri iouffo
mieBiG ia miiifliG iefG nitorempon
wGfeG, iotta beti ottimat iiGnnppben
ia emGnnpDoen boltullnia, ulfoimat
nolmiston fa9tpia tuomiStaon to-
maroista, iota fifteen iuotiit maltf-
taitten leimosten tonsfa. SIta fului
bupoiesti iittellesin, ionfa obella
lo1llettiin l1leito lal1luia g. &ante-
Ieesta. gstGmGt jGttipGt orWoffoita
labioia, ioita emme ole mitentaan
aniainneet, iotfa tillemme lGtlptta-
mGGn falliinn muistonn eldmdmme
Ioppulin asti. SpoGmellinen fiitos
teille pst6pdt lobioista, iotfa an
noitte roffauoestn meta fo5taan.
Suurimmalla fl1nnioitlrfIella
Mnria ia IS. 6. Inberion
Mmaia, Wicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13

ia jublan, alfaen iauantaino 1S ,.
ia iatfuen maanantai-iltaan 81 b.
ionlufunta; fofoonnlimme fnppeliin
~ Bergen abe, iota ilta flo s ia
iorllioamuna flo 6. Sunnuntaiiin
ia iouliuna firfosia flo A iltapdi-
palld. SapaninpdipGna toimitufien
.padtettp6 pibettiin wuoiifotous, pa
ltttiin tapii io9tofuntn iofa poiS-
mliiton tafia oil naiapa. Soipit-
tin pastorin ebooista pirfaan as
tlmiiesta y. M. B6Gtettiin wiettGd
Comes. puoiiiubla ieurnfunnan o.
lemasia olosta. Sistorialliien taaf
le fatiauflen liipaii fofoilla Sobn
&erGnen. sc tllee mietett1pGtli
iunnuraaina "a p. maalisf. 1921.
OIanotto NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ei
ollut min rlrnias fun oliii iltota-
maa ollltt, main ne iotfa alfrnnia
olimat Ell beioGn iiania tpbidnd Of
Tut. Blbeita pibettiin iuomefii ia
monnfielellG. SSGimme ifGndllG o.
bottaan aifoa, iolloin woimme al
faa morlinaiien toiminnan ia tot
momme iilloin Observation-Disclosures el
ppnGn entiSt6 ebompona. Scum SSii-
mald on fansinnume fufa moi ola
maStnsIa!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13
Serien Gith, q. s.

Irmostn rifosta u1itta puotta
MuttaioIIe ia %Iufiioille. Soulnjublio
apietimnre runioosti Siimalan ianan
dGresiG. MeiIIe flttiustamme laoput
fesfuiteemme Sronnoooista, Wticb.
tuIerpa pappimme q. ". @bo Is
pna ioiiliif. SilIoin meioan getle-
bennin feiirafunnan ompeluienralla
oil mppi6ilet. iosio ioistme fuilla
bGnen foiittonio Simolan ionat
totiiufiio. Ompeluieiira on ollitt G.
IeellG. maiffa observation-disclosures on
oIlttt taantlmeesia tilasia iitd mpo
TEN fun oIemnpe olleet ilntnn bob
pia. Ompeluieura iofo perustetttin
Iofof. t3 p:nG 1891 on Dield Ia
mo, patti niitd iotto on fiolemTit
fautta poisminttnneet. @ifo ie ole
pGipmGton2 tabtoiiin fpipd. Npt-
fun emme moi ianoibin fiipoto fiit
tolliiuirttamme beio6n Iobionia JOB
oosta ieurofunnaIle; SitmaIa
on woipanne ia ubraufienne pol
fitiemo, iiII6 ie on SerraIIe iibrot-
tlia.
Weiodn iouIii miiffomme oil pb-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13
@iiias ratfaiin

gIiaa glmbert, er1s nuort partt-
,iiloinen nninen, pGGttGmGsti bplta-
ii erGGn iimistpneen mteben 1olle
han oil lulpunnlit mennn patnlofll'
len ippn tGboen, eta tdntd oil wa
linpitGmGton fristimlsfoon ltdboeit.
.OIen bltomartttamit banta pstaiual
Iiiesti mustoii tGmG etta matlntal-
linen mics ei moiii olla min man
horoifoinen, ettG ottaili buomioon-
ia SsyltmdIon ia usfontoa. @li5a
tuli lp0opfii, mllttn moittoel itlen-
ia iGlleen ionpi: "SGstG betfestd,
.hnmG 6erra, foSfa olen blomannut
ettG Iin6 ct pGlitG fristiniSfosta
NINA loffoon olemasta Ilnltt o.
mali. Mies iofn eli rafaSto ia fun
nioita Sltmaloo Ell moi tosfaan ra
fostaa mnimoania iutfupostt ia
milpittomGsti".
So6ellafin iongen bpooDlltSto
muistoo nlto opostoltn lottot: "gn-
f1G ontnutlifo fontnmoan mterosto
iestd pbbesIG usfottomien fonsia,
SillG atitG pbteistd oiaa usfomak
IeIla on ustottoman fansfu?"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13

aagtetobistuifia Iitoeropb painco
1 tdino ---$ 2.S6
aostentobistufiio pbbeIId tudriI.
Id 1 tiiina -- $1.S6
Wibfitobistuffio, Iitograeipoinoo
1 t,nina -- $2.26
8ibf'tobistaria pboelM mdrtI.
Id 1 tiiiino .--- I.S6
fla 1 tiiira --- $t.25.
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A Banquet That Was
Almost A Tragedy

Three years ago at a banquet l
was stricken with acute Indigestion.
Two doctors worked over ME for an
hour before l came to. / had had
severe collie attacks before, but moth
ing like that. No doctors or medi-
cine gave me permanent help until
friend who was at the banquet, ad-
vised me to take a course of Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy, which I did
with wonderful results" l is a sim
pie, harness preparation that re-
moves he catarrhal mucus from the
intestina tract and allays the inflam-
nation which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal ailments,
including appendicitis. One dose
will convince or money refunded. Nc
Lemore and National Drug Cos, and
druggists everywhere. adv.