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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
Sweeney to Report
At Richmond Monday
As Baseball Umpire

J. Morrow Sweeney. coach o. Al ath-
'rtirs ut Moundsviie high school the
as; school year. Wilt report Monday 10
W. y. Bradley. president OF rho ':rg;nit
i4aguc. frr service as has"h1'. npire
m hat lragu" during IN" r"n'a:n''r OF
;h,. season. Coach Sweeney vi r"tHra
81 N"urG>ri!l" high Scho"i in n" fIU.
,'narh Sweeney VII umpire no game
a, Fo,lanSbee to-day. AMI Will umpire
-. Isturr-Nmh-idre game Sunday. then
naN, fO- H!chmnrd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
CAPTURE CRUISE
Carl Cru 50.

Carl Cruise. who hr'd up and robbed
n forci Snrr Of thirty dollars at Martins
F'Prry abOut 'hrr" months ago. cSCap-
Ing into anoth"- state. was taken into
custody. about ln,%n last "'''linG. shortly
after arriving in tho OHIO c:ty. BY Of
ficrrs Rothrrmund and l;ur:"n. who
were on tho lookout for him. cruise
Will he given hearing this cv.'niu;
before Mayor Coleman on the charge
OF assault and robbery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11

Springfield Mass. June n. Miss Lucy
- Ciilrtt, sister cf Sneaker Giilrtt or
the national hOus" Of representatives..
was arrested tonight by thiroi'"" police
officers on = CharC" of nanSlauGh"r.
after an automobile which Sh" was drir-
ing ran over 1rrrc Cote. twclv" years
old, in Chiropce road lat" this afternoon
Mis-; Gillette was released later under
lnil Of s5.Onn for appearance in court
tomorrow. She tod officers that Sh"
WAS driving slowly. but that the girl
ran suddenly in front Of the machine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
GRADUATES IS YEARS
BEHIND HIS CLASS

Boston. Juno 10.-A degree Cor d
course completed forty-fve years ago
was awarded Everett L.. lIapCood h.
the Massachusetts Inst!tu;" CT Tech
ru!Cey ,oGay. Hapgood completed his
course w..h the class Of 1876. with the
exception OF required thesis. lack Of
which prevented him from being gradu-
atcd at that time. lie submitted the
thesis recently. however. and today re-
cr:"rd his beIat-d bachelor OF science
DECREE. The graduating class. number
Ing G37. was the largest in the history
Of the institute.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
WON BIZ INSURGENTS

Scranton. Pa. June l0.--hCCordInG 20
the unofficial count of votes cast in yes
t"rdayS election OF District No. l..
United Mine Workers. the admIn!Str't-
son forces have been completely routed
by the InsurEont element by good sized
ma JoriticS William J. Brennan Of this
city has been elected president over
David Fowler. also Of this city. AL
Enorh Williams Of Taylor. secretary
treasurer over John II. Mack Of KIM
st"n. Two years ;tEo III" in$urgrnt cl"-
mrnt clnmrL they wyH hGr were cnun;-
rd ont. commencing '"ntc,:i proc. cdins :
~ that time Wjlliaaj> waS - candidate
i"r rrcSid"n; and Br"anin for sccrcta.E
treasurer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
STRIKE SETTLEMENT
MAY Be IMMINENT

London. June lo.---A resumption "'
work in the British coal mines Monday,
June - II Is generally assumed here
will rcsul, from Il decision reached %
dIv at II conference OF TN" miners dog
gates 70 take Il ballot on tho proposals
nv tho coal owners looking tN settle
rn"nt oC tho strike.
This assumption - sad - 10" basel
less On the idea thai IN" miners regard
the last terms offered by m" min" own
crs rs acceptable than on ;hr h"'!"f ~ I:
there will not u" 4 two-th'r'is majority
in favor Of Il continuance Of tho strike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
BUDGET BILL S10nD

Washington. June 1o.-Ths bill ssts9.
fishing a budget system OF governmss5
expenditures was signed today by Pres:
dent Harding. In order to put the DU1s
system quickly into effect. the presidSnl,
expects TO appoint a director Of budeSi5
AS provided for in the bill some time
within the next two weeks It Is undse.s
stood that n number Of available m1A;
have been under consideration and that.
the field has been narrowed to three q,
four men.
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William B. Mills.

Ch;iirro.hr Uh'". Jur' !" W ''i.AH
II, Mills noted Archaeological % I,h'"
died Il M, h"Iu" her" to-day. My, w.
WAS ~ years old. Ii:s COLLECTION 81
mound builders .,rtifcct+. donated To tn"
ohio Historical and Archaeological So
ri,.,>. now form part ~ the collection
at the I:hln Stdtr,unlNcTS'tN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
SEALED Ro9oGA1S

o. 3. Engineer onlcs. Wheeling. ". Va.
cemsnt-Sealed proposals will he re-
eeived here until 100 A. NJ. Eastern
t!me). June IL. 1921. and then opened.
FOR furntshtng and delivering 10000 bar
rails OF American Portland cement for
Dam No. IL Ohio River. Further In
formation % aspiration
nS-1k-1Sl7[S-jn-I1-1 is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
McComas Funeral

This afternoon ~ $50 o'c;"rk. fr"m
N. Wilson undertaking pari"rS n
bridgeport. funeral services Will l."
hcid for the lac Ezekiel MCCnmaS. with
Tcv. John W. Ncel. paste" o. the ki!h-
wood Presbyterian church. Officiating
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
G eorRe Heath

IN" body ~ G""rrr. ".Em:-y"ar-.''l
~" Of Nj. a'.i Mr.. l:Ar. Health #
radIz. O.. mh" dirl &. Martha, E"r".
Il" ih:&' Thursday morning. has been
shipped To the home Of rs TH-"at". 1t
C.,diz w.lc:c .nt"rucut wiz t..kc piac"
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wANTED-YARNS.

wASTEp-To hear from owner having
farm for sale. state cash price and
full description. John J. Black. West
Virginia Street Chippewa Fails. wis.
je-l1-l8-sS
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GENERAL STRIKE IN BAVARIA

Munich. JuI" l"..A general Str'E"
wn,rh will '"mI.rT" FOR .forty-"iSht
hours has been called her"
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-. HrNr.c, Store. -
Fs~'',." stores 20. In.
!'"np-f"t"r$. operate a c,ia =
. .. over lNn StnrcS and ii"
N nr, 1;HC for an :@:"''..
gent IN. aErcSSIS s..;.'.-
An IN ;hc local sore H.
Go~:;iOn affords thr oppN"-
'In!tv 20 become MANAGER
~. q store. unlimited posi-
h.l,t'"s Cor tho rIEh; M"
Nr1,% n person AZ nHre
THE PEOPLES STE az.
1918 Market s..
f..y -
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MALE OR rEmALE HELP WAITED,

WANTED. Man ~ woman. Sa,arv $50
fan tim. sc an hour spare time. s"ll-
INK -uarIUt""i hosiery 10 wrdrrr. IN
p"ricRcc unnecessary. international
Mills. Eorr'Stown. FL. jc-ll-E
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There Is a difference between GpiO.
macy and dying-but not much.
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DIED

rF.TEESON--On Friday. June 10, 1871.
At $40 "'ci"rk r. M. 1T the residence
!: South broadway. HELEE con-
STANCE. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
t;ulo Peterson. in the 18th year OF her
age
Services will pc held q. IN" grave IN
Greenwood cemetery Saturday after
noon O'Clock.
SCNENCk--On Friday. June 10, 1871, AT
lois O'Clock 4. M. AZ tin ono valley
General hospital. Z. ARTHUR son o.
Louis and Mary SChenCk, in HIS 4lSt
year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
pnION-On Thursday juno 9Th n;
ST. Joscph's hospital. l'arkersburS. ".
Va. Sister MARY ANITA DILLON.
Funeral from ST. Jo.,rph's convent on
Saturday. Juno Vita. At $50 n. M.
Rcuu!eh align mass from the convent
,hapcl =. > 4. IN. TntcrInrpt 10 NJ.
CalN airy cemetery.
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LOST AHD FOUND.

LOST-TIar pin between Stitel'S and
Taylor's Wednesday. Reward. Call
MoundsTIlle 70. jc9i
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HOTEL boutwell,

virginia Avenue, Atlantic City
Second house from IL" BNnrdwak
and Steel PR.
Highest standard n -;n". and Sr-.
vice. Room, rr,%ult" " tn private bath
and running water.
Write for Terms and Booklet
]. BOUTWELL,.
"They profit most who serve best"
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whSTE:p-Younc man with some gas
engine. elevator and motor experience.
steady job. Apply 70 II. c. Clark. care
Esw-s je9i
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THE CALVERT y y!,c ia, Aya

Central Ia piers & amuSCmcn,s. Home
like & attractive. Rooms with running
water; private baths: tab" un"Xc"llci.
Amer. & European plan. bathing from
house. Rates on application. Geo.
! 'rl,cha.d uJ .c3-t t-S-S0t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11

EXCEPTIONAL opportunity for amhi-
nous men desiring their own lect;imat"
husi,c>s with tremendous earning ros
;n'fit:rS Now without competition.
Dthn- 81 rntng from $4,000 70 15.00h
Yearly. Very litti~ business cNpcricnc"
?rC. from sthn 10 $500 rarital necessary
% start Immediately with on. special
r,akcr Of pr"fits. Write for fullrSs IN
formation giving particulars about your
self. Address Prac'natix. 53 West +6th
ST New York te-ll-S
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ATLANTIC CITY REPORTS.
When Going to Atlantic CITY
wuARENDONA01d

All rooms with Eut and cold running
water priva;" h.;hS. elevator. electric
lights, open Surround nGH: write Tor
rates. ownership Management
MpNEu+: HIT'IEINS.
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WhNTED-Young lady clerk Cor retail
hoax and stationery store. experience
Unnecessary. high school girl preferred.
Address, Stationery Store. care tntellt-
ccn"c- ic-lo-u
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Is rn~n"y ard independence" ro1r wish"
Would YOU invest $in In Synt'rate Of
:-rr1- chance 10 maze thousands Far
tjrularS gre" II =. BieE"n. f-'w:~towr.
Mont. C-ll-S
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wANrED-YHMhLE.

wA\Tt.rl--C;i for general houSeworE.
Good wages. Mrs. X. +. Nay. 400 ).
rrnnNSt. ic-ll-i
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YOR SALE.

For &Nl.i.-F"rd Coup"iNt. model 1920.
rs in frSt-Class condition. All i'm
rruvrrncntS rrice sJI... Cali Woods
<;a,,. JS-R je-ll-i
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pcII.Ni: ,.,.a>r car h"'d"-S fastest
..'iiuC = '--orv or' """lrt BY ca
oNi."r% 20 COMP" "'.th motor 'awS--h':c
...n.r~.iS~rnr- nr,'t"ctrd territory. Nj
Gr'H> prr' ~. AW'o Speciality o..
HLr,.n..or y t"-il-g
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IiOI'SENOI.H repairs % every dcscrip-
;inr. Very 5"aSona be rates. Write now.
Erpai-S. care Intelligence. ic-10-i
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wAHrBD-AoHNrS.

WANTED Agents. clnraSSerS. train
crows 2H0"r profit. Guaranteed water
proof .'arrn>. 81 hoE"r. "" nlanufaC-
'l:r It-nr'. ''rrc aS>o-trrrnts 10 select
'-o1,. >3i.S'2,';."n Guaranteed. buy d.
-r.'. Srhr". 49,: ''."H. ~ Prince ST..
y Y. t"-il-C
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INSTALLATIONS.

i:i:Sr r"r," -umt --'-~ I,v;c" over pat
"rtcd. l:.r-m".,. ',,"ar'I. N.sve lire.
.S"Ai -" O.. ,". n''s.S" r"<""r I'D
rrli rc"r..; prop .~.':or. W. Nr:z".. 80
: clinton =. Syr.y':>,. y. Y. j"-l'-S
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SUL.t.1, 1,ilTATn rf.ANrS

SW NJ. TTTT NJ - IA y =.
oar "a nous Georgia f'ortn EiCo Vans
- rc-r Nil produce potat0"S o. extra
no .ttia: ard keeping qualities. Pants
~ express QUO. $3.50: 5000. $50: rre
raid Ma, 100. $50: 100. $3.50. Par
q. cr Farms Moul'rIr Ga. je-l0-p
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POE SALB-AUroS,

FOR SALE-S;u:1 Sport. Elegant car.
wire wheels. tires. $l.l0n cash.
No trades or time payments. Tri State
Motors Company. 10th and Cha pine ST..
Wheeling. ". Va. Je-l0-h
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-04-07

Big window that looaed out toward the
west ! was In bed, the room was
strange, and my right hand was
wrapped up in lot of cotton and
bandaged.
hadn't more than made the first
restless move before ! saw sort Of
pie-faced woman In a nurses cap and
apron start TO get mp from where she
was sitting by the window. Before
she could come over 10 the bed some
body opened door and tip-toed ia
ahead Of nursey ! had 20 blink hard
two or three times before could real
ly mab mp my mind that the tlp=toer
was Mnsie Ann She looked ms II she
might be the nurses understudy. She
had nifty little lace cap on her thick
mop Of hair. and ! guess her apron
was meant to he nursey too, only Il
was frilled and tucked TO fare-you-
well.
"You poor poor BOY" she cooed,
patting MY pillow just like my grand
mother used TO when ! was little
kid aud had the mumps or the measles.
"Are you stu roaming around In the
Oregon wOodsT'
That brought my dream, or one Of
them, back the one about wandering
around In forest Of Douglas fir and
having 10 jump and dodge to keep the
big trees from falling on me and
smashing me.
"No more woods for NINE" said.
sort Of feebly And then: ''Where
am ~"
"You are IN bed In the spare room
at Cousin Baslrs. They wanted TO
take you to the railroad hospital that
night, but when they telephoned up
here to try to find Mr.. Norcross,
Cousin Basil went right down and
brought you home with him In the am
bulance."
"'That night. you say7' parroted-
1T was last night that the door fell
on me. wasn't IN"
81 don't know anything about door,
but the night that they found you all
burnt and crippled. lying at the foot
Of your Office stairs. was three days
ago You have been out Of your head
nearly all the time ever since"
Burnt and crlppled7 What hap
pened to me. Maisle Annf"
Nobody knows; not even The doc
CONTINUED on page ~.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-04-07
CHAPTER v
And Satan Came Also


Il saw your office lights from the
street was the way the Red Tower
president began on me. and his voice
took me straight back TO the Oregon
woods and lumber camp where The
saw-filers were at work. "Where is
Mr.. Norcr0ssW
told him that Mr. Norcross WINS
uptown, and that | didn't suppose he
would come back 20 the Office again
that night now that 1t was so late.
My name + Hatch. Of the Red
Tower company he grated after a
minute or two. you're the one they
call Dodds, aren't your
| admitted it, and he went on.
"Norcross brought you here with
him from the West, didn't he? What
pay are you getting hereY'
II was on the tip Of my tongue 10
euss him ont right there and then
and tell him 1t was none of his BUSH
ness. But the second thought (Which
isn't always as good as it's said to
bel whispered TO me TO lead him on
and see how far he would go So
told him the figures IF my pay check.
I'm needing another shorthand
man. and | can afford to pay good
bit more than that" he growled
They tell me you are well up at the
top in your trade Are you open to an
offerg
lei him have it straight then. Not
from you" | said.
And why not from meY
Here was where | made my first
tad break. All of a sudden ! got so
angry AT the thought that he was ae-
tually trying to buy me that | couldn't
see anything but red, and | blurted
out. because / don't hire out to work
for any strong-arm outfit--not If ]
know itw
For little while he sat blinking
az me from under his bushy eyebrows,
and his hard mouth was drawn into
a straight line with. a mean little
wrinkle coming and going at the cor
ners Of IL.
Nhth hf kNt tfthiAA " HbfHh "~@AtA
he said. You're only boy. You want
TO get on In the world, don't youl
I'm Offering you a good chance: the
best you ever had. You don't owe
Norcross anything more than your
job, do your"
Maybe not"
That's better Put on your hat
and come along with me. i want to
show you what can do for you in q
better field than railroading ever was.
or ever will be. TN pay you" and
be named q figure that very nearly
made me fall dead ont 81 my chair.
OF course il was al plain enough.
The boss had him on the hip with that
kidnapping business. with me for
witness. And he was trying 10 fix the
witness
Il gness We needn't beat about the
bushes any longer. Mr.. Hatch. ] said
bracing Up 10 him. = haven't told
the sheriff. OF anybody but SIR Nor
cross what know about a certain
little train hold.up that happened
few weeks arc down at Sand Greek
siding: but that isn't Saying that I'm
not going to-
II had had the sense q field
mouse. might have known thar ]
vas no match for such a man bur
I lacked the sense-iacked IL good and
hard
You're Ike your boss be said
shortly You'd 20 a long distance out
Of your way to make an enemy when
there l. 90 need Of H. That holdup
business was Joke. from starr %
finish. ! don't know hOw you and Nor
cross came 70 get IN on 4 The joke
was meant TO be on John Chadwick
The night before. a. a little dinner we
were giving him at the railroad Grub
Ne aid there nerer was q ralroad
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-04-07
REGAINs HEALTH
AT AGE SEVENTY

Mrs. Mary Masser Tells How Taalae
Relieved Her Of Fifieen Years -
Rheumatism.
Il am seventy yCsu Old and am just
now getting relief from o taae u
rheumatism that had been troubling
me Tor fifteen long years said Mary
Masser. q $40 Dubuque street, Man
chester, n H., while telling q her re-
arkablc experience with Tanlac
sThe rheumatism was 10 ncarly
every muscle and joint Of my BODY
and kept me in pain shou, an the
time. My knees and hands hurt
awfully and az times would swell up
and become still had pains an
through my back and my limbs were
so weak | could not walk any dis.
lance without giving out My nerves
were all unstrung and my liver was
sluggish all the time | suffered badly
T from constipation and had frequent
7 headaches. never wanted 10 eat
much Of anything | became awfully
weak and rundown My sleep was
broken and restless and just had T.
drag myself about the house.
Before | finished my second bottle
Of Tanlac | was feeling like differ
ent person. ! have taken four more
bottles now and am enjoying splendid
health once more The rheumatic
pains have all disappeared and 50
have the swelling and stiffness.
have been relieved Of constipation and
no longer troubled with headaches
My appetite is just fine and every
thing tastes so good that can hardly
get enough 10 eat Ny liver and
nerves are both greatly improved and
/ enjoy sound, restful sleep every
night now and feel stronger than
have in many years
Tanlac is sold in Manchester Depot
by Pratt's Pharmacy and Bennington
by VIM, l.. Gokay ADV
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-04-07

hOld-up thai COULDN'T nave been $1,000
on. A few Of US got together after
ward and put up a Job on him; sent
him over 20 Stratheona and arranged
10 have him held up on the way back"
mfr. Chadwick didn't take II as q
joke" | reiorted
Il know he didn't; and that's why
we're all anxious now 20 dig a hole
and bury the thing decently Perhaps
we had all been taking a drop too
much at the club dinner that night
Al that ! swelled up mau-size and
kicked the whole kettle OF Fat into
the fire
"of course. 1t was iokel" rip
ped out "And your coming here to-
night to try TO hire me away from Mr.
N,rcruss is another The woods are
fun Of good shorthand men. Mr. Hatch.
but for the present think ! shall
stay right where I anywhere a court
subpoena can find me when I'm
wanted"
THAT'S all nonsense. and you know
Tiff you're not too much Of Kid TO
know anything" he snapped, shooting
out his heavy jaw at me Il merely
wanted to give you chance 10 get
rid OF the railroad collar, If yon felt
like II. ] like a fighting man; and
you've got nerve. Take a night and
sleep on r. Maybe you'll think diff
ferently in the morning"
Here was another chance for me 10
get Off with a whole skin, but by this
time | was completely lost to any.
sober weighing aud measuring OF the
possible consequences Leaning across
the desk end | gave him a final shot.
just as he was getting up to go
Listen, Mr.. Hatch" ! said You
haven't fooled me for single minute.
Your guess Is right; ] heard every
word that pissed between you and
Mr.. Henckel thai Monday morning In
the Billiard lobby As ] say. haven't
told anybody yet but Mr.. Norcross
but If foR 20 10 making trouble for
him and the railroad company. III go
into court and swear to what ] know T.
He was halfway out Of the door
when | got through, and he never
made any sign that he heard what ]
said After he was gone | began 20
sense. just a. little. how big fool !
had made Of myself But | was sim
mad clear through AT the idea that
he had taken me for the other kind OF
q fOOl-the kind that wouldn't know
enough TO be sure that the president
Of big corporation wouldn't get
down to tampering with common
clerk unless there was some big thing
TO be stood of by II.
Stewing and sizzling over II, put
tered around with the papers on my
desk FOR quite q little while bef0re !
remembered the two telcgrams and
the fact that I'd have to 20 and stick
the three-bladed knife into Mr. Nor
cross. When | did remember, ! showed
The messages into my pocket iicked
81 the lights and started TO 90 up
town and hunt for the boss
After closing the outer door OF the
Office don't recall anything particular
except that felt my way down the
headquarters stair ia the dark and
CROPPED across the lower hall TO the
outside door that served for the stair
case entrance from the street When
I had felt around and found the brass
knob, something happened, ! didn't
know Just what IN the tiny little
fraction Of a second that had left
as you might say. between the hearse
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EVER wATCHFUL
A Little Care May Save Many Man
chester Readers Future Trouble.
CONTINUED on page ~

- taAAhfN NH@aH
chester Readers Future Trouble.
Watch the kidney secretions.
Sec that they have the amber hue
Of health;
The discharge not excessive or in
frequent;
Contain no brick dust like" sedi
mcnt.
Doan's Kidney Pills are especially
for weak kidneys Ask your neighbor
let a Manchester Depot citizen tell
you how they work
George r. schlieder Manchester
Depot. says: @Last year my back
started 70 trouble me a great deal II
paincd 80 bad that could hardly
walk n times and when ] stopped over
the shooting pains were awful. had
10 get up often az night 70 pass the
kidney secretions and sometimes they
burned me badly I heard Of Doan's
Kidney pills and thought would Try
box. I bought some AZ Pratt's
Drug Store and after using two or
three boxes I found they had cured
ne. Doan's have ny highest praise"
Price eOc, AZ al dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney renedy-get
Deans Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr. Schlieder had. Foster MiIburn
Co. Nfrs.. Buffalo. " Y 26-z-zdv
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and the grave. bar vague notion
that the door was falling over on me
and MASKING ne fat; and after that
everything went blank
When I came 70 life out q what
seemed ike an endless succession u
bad dreams II was broad daylight and
The sun was shining brightly through
Soue Carp kind Of curtain stua N a
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