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CaruSO Relapse Meets
Denial By Physicians

Nav York. Ma-0h :.--t.n-'co Cd-Uso
world famous '"nur. who was success.
fully operated upon early. today. - r.
!,cre him "t Nu~ accumulation in the
lower r!"Urd, cavity. was reported -.
n.cht 20 r. dong very we'll
Henvsry OF three tanks Of oxygen -
the 'aruSo aIHrtmen, this evening. lei
to rum"rS ma, The teUor had suffered
another relapse. NIX DR.. Frances J. Mui
ray. ono If h.> attending ply Ntcians. d.
CARED there was no need for the oxygen,
and that the pI':cnt WAS resting corr
f"-'ablN. TINS report was confirmed by
D.. John +. t:rdm;In. one Of the consult
.U= specialists.
oxygen was fr"-'v administered To IT,
tenor at;"" rs relapse about two weeks
AK" ard, SIN" thn1 oxygen tanks hav"
ben katt At his bedside. hU, there hdU
ben no further need fnr them. Wh!ir
no explanation VAS made as 10 the do
livery "t the tanks today. II IL general
" believed thai they were fer use only
n case Il an unlocked t"r emergency.
Fen good men listen 20 many "Sood
stories" that are TO; good.
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MINCO DEFENDANTS
Continued Prom Page ons.)

- which pis'o, Fe,tS IS alleged 20 Nav
fred frs' BY this and a few other d.r'
fcrcntiat!onS TIC state sought "a hrcaH
down 'hr witnesses testimony.
'Thr point Con!T touched on cXam'n-
ing Gallon was an alleged conversation
h. overheard between Albert Felix's and
Detective c. Il. cunningham. wh"H they
rrme into his shop the day of n" night
Gnllion t"Stiod H. heard ono say ~ tn
other. Che did not know which ono. 80
We can SCI rid OF TINS th.,f H1'IiH'd
squire can handle n" rest. E'au%' Nh'n
hasn't any merry" anyway"
Who "th" rest were or I" when
not brouch { out
Signal Prom Felts.
Also II was Developed n ,rusF~"xa-' ~.
!nation af,"r il lad hen established!
that Gallon h?d been an eyewitness
witness had seen Fr':s - Il" stood in
front o. tho hariwar" store door. rtS.
on his tiN-to"s and nod to other Bald
w;n-Frlts mon VII" were standing about
nearby on the railroad tracks,.
The first witness tcr TN h,f"ns" w1e
Tony Webb Ifr tsni"d that IN = 'c,c-
phonc conversation with sd hatfield re-
CardInc the obtaining Of warrants Toy
tn~ detectives Nat,r!d had declared tha
they would Kill them h"fNr" :N"y Eu'
cut OF town" ~ previously t,st:Hci tag
two telephone operators a. stat" w.t.
nrSSrS the operators fixed IN" t!n" 90
the alleged converse ton between four
and $50 p. m me day Of the shooting
Wrbh said nc talked with Ed Cnam!rr'
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rcduc ton. Germany would pay about
thirty billion marks
! Premier Rriand said that the pro-
l,,nsais were so drawn that they amount
,i I" an offer tina, j: the allies would
,.Iynuce Germany money on favorable
It,rrrS. then Germany would pay them
i,Tha Germans apparently figure that !!
IN" capital sum Of about thirty billion
t,uarkS We're taken now. II would amour
80 ab"U; 22O.0"h.1n0.n00 marks in 4"
wears ~ FIVE per cent. The difficulty.
hnwcvcr Il is pointed out in allied quar-
ter. - for Germany TO obtain these
thirty billion marks without the allies
doing it largely Cor them. WHICH the
lallicS regard as wholly unacceptable.
! Will" Or. Simons was making his
's.,icmcnt Premier BRAND was sketch
, ing on a pad Of PAPER before him. He
drew a rar.Cature Of himself with long
hair and baggy trousers and wroi
"Thc i.,tlc breton listening with cur.
,uSitv !" what the Boehc have 10 say"
! VI. BRAND passed the drawing 10 NJ"
y lloyd George who smiled and said:
"t-om -" way things are going. II
;rluiI"r t"i! minutes We shall nave -
pay.
! Among the most important points II
! tho proposals advanced by DR.. Simon
| were his inSiStanCe that the total capita .
/ sum of Germany* obligations BE- def
J nItcly fixed. and hIs representation tina
! Germany was expected 10 reach hc'
: maximum capacity 1" pay in 1876. when
| tho Germans propose another arrange
| mcnr shall he entered into for paym"r'
! OF the remainder within 30 years.
/ Can't Consider Offers.
I London. March 1t by the Associated
; T,-css DIR Walter Simons. head Of thu
! German d, legation 10 the PREPARATIONS
, cnnfcr,r,c Whic!i convened here this
! morning. has no: been Giv"n pleaar!
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Fam Is silent

WASHINGTON. Mar. l--S'nat"r Pa" -
New Mexico. declined today to discuss
The statement Of Attorney Mark II.
Thompson. IT Santa 10. that III" senator
m gin not accept N" post "f SECRETARY
oc the interior. but senator's and others
IN his c"niih"rc" said there w1s IL
bass for tho statement.
u WAS explained that sinc" Pres den
..rrt Harding had not Announced ScDa-
to- Fails selection as a cabinet m 90.
The senator was not N 4 position 10 DIS
cvsS any reports " conr"ctio" with K.
|. s understood. however. tina. rrc!ln.-
nary arrangements have ALREADY boon
made for him to take Owe! i've dcrar'
wNnt after March l.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Probate OF Will.

Oft!"e .: the Clerk. County Court. Ohio
County. State OF West Virginia.
In the matter Of the Proha:e OF thc
Last Will and Testament Of l:cbcr: Mes
o!,t deceased
The object Of -. petition filed m his
matter on thu 18th day D.. February.
1921. IS 20 HAY" admitted = pr"hat" tie
paper writing dated IN" %lSt day nj Ian
ua-y. 1918. and II paper wiling attached
Ehereto bearing date tn" l2th day -
October. 1915. Nutr.'rl.ng - % "oi:c'i
and which s.liC papers writing lated rn-
Sp"CtlrcIy II" list dfy of January. .?l5,
ard the l@th day "t October. 1918. pur-
port 10 be TO Last Wi! aAd Testament
OF Robert N"SO,tt. deceased.
And Il further APPEARING from an aft
dav:t made before EuSSc'i r. Goodwin,
Notary Public. by Frank ". N"sh:t. on
Of the petitioners herein thar Robert
liam 7. NcSb!tt. Margaret Earl. blanche
Wiltshire. Robert y. Taylor, Frank v.
Taylor. William II. Taylor. james H.
Reid. E'!N G:i:"r. MARY Cow. NJ"
pra!ow. Catherine Kirk. Sarah Ann
Nurner. Samuel Preston. Jr.. and Cath
crime w. Preston u. ~ VII 'm ar" non
residents OF t&H STATE of West NtrE!u:2.
are Interested persons n ttn ~ uter ~
The probate Of said rurpo-icd VIII and
hat n addition 10 N" "h"v" aimed
rcrSons there are other persons 'Ct"t-
"~!ri in the probate of the SAID Will and
,od,C;i whose names are unknown 70 Inc
petitioners herein.
II IS hereby ordered that they de ap-
pear AT nv office III the cltE OF Wheel
luE State OF West Virginia. IN the H"un-
t. and STATE aforesaid. wltnIn ON month
ICtcr tho date Of the first publication
hereof. and do "hat Is necessary 70 pro-
tcct their interests IN SAID UNtt"I. TN"
hearing or said petition - set for the
6,h day Of April, 1921. At 10 o. lock 4. M
Published for IN" first ti'nc W"dn"a-
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SSE:NA 7 |:
(Coa,:nued from Page CH"D

Senator Walsh (DrmD Montana. pro
posed as substitute for the R"rah'
Edge amendment a plan Cor conference
ru general d.Sarmam"nt 10 =" called ~
the president.
THIS. after S"v"-;il hours ~ d"ha'N,
was defeated. s 70 30. hy Il HraciiraHN
strict party Not" Senator Smith o.
t;rorg;a, ho:uE The only Democrat :" vot"
with tho Republicans. and no Republic
cans voting IN it, favor. Though tre
session Of thr senate was nearly th:r.
',,n hours IN l"nEt". m" raHr! ~! -
S~,f was hardy touched uHon.
Senator Ho.udcNt"r Iiep) Washing
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Saw Fall liz Uncertain

= tu;a r.. \ Mn L. TIM tE.;"d
States Senator Albert L. Fo,. II New
N"x,,". MA, not a,rpc; tnN post q:
Secretary ~ The :nicr:"- Lri nay "r.r
uu, NJ term N the S',a'r. w.t~ d"..H:''.i
to-day ny Attorney MurA J. Th'Hs'~"E.
81 Las r:.r,S r.o~" lr.cnG If N'nn'"r
F''l
Mr.. Thompson mai" this statement
:r',uw:nE I meeting 30 N" NopUh!can
stat. central committee. which Adjourn
cd without thu expected endorsement II
= man for the senatorial &"in!n;:ucA:
L. ill tho expected vacancy
4 understand" said M". Thompson.
"'aat Mr. Fail is mt SATISFIED IN rs
own mind that there viii u" vacancy
80 fill"
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BRAIN TESTS
By SAM LLOYD
S MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS.

Take a dog house. add 4 dark fu:d.
subtract part Of III" cham. add rock.
sUhtraC, u little hun." mad" ~ twlSS.
subtract Il uumcra.. add ref. add -
months. subtract an organ. and tho r.
Su!t!ng latt-rS Wi! spell KENT 'NN.
Answer to Yesterdays Puzzle.
Tte rehus represented the TA.."r bird
and Coos. tailor from
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NOTICE

John Hart and Mrs. Stephen Luddy.
1t In important that we locate MIR.
John Hart, who was employed on
June 2s. 1918, by the American In
ternattoual Ship Building Corpora
tton a. Hog Island, as gate tender at
oath and Ttnicum Railway cGoSslnH.
Philadelphia. Any n I o m ton
which will enable us to ascertain tAe
eddre.H and location OF either Mr.
Hart or Mrs. Stephen Luddy. VIII be
amply rewarded. Communicate In
medIately with lol7 wheeling steel
Corporation Bldg. telephone No. 2l2o.
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wATTEp-MALE

wANrHp-YourE man roc oN"~ -. with
selling ability Wheeling :" - %,
Room "a Wncc..HS Earn s Trn>' F.dI
I',y. ~ '--'
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wANrEp-PosITIoN.
wANTEp-To RENT.

wANrRD-Youag lady wishes 20 go TO
homes and give shAnPooinS. mHh:co'-
an etc. Phone 2TT&-J. t--S-'
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wANTEp-To BUY.

wASrEp-To buy o. room house
sore room Z possible. Must b. CO.
t,,..y located and must be reasonable
C.t, after O'Clock $S4-J. t--S-l
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WANTED

t7--, FOR E-n~-al insurance o>t.cH
work with old established agency.
Permanent position. Good St!arf.
Insurance cft!rc "N1crie7cc nH'e>-
Sary Write GENERA. Insurance
care News. $3.50
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FOR sALE-RrvEN CRAFT.
ros REwr-PuRNIsHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-E'uru.>:,.,; rooms t"r g p.
.n:>r,.rH.ug. Apps md Goo" !a'''
.r,,..r BID, 1915 Ntrn't =. i-!i-i'
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wANryD-G;r Cor S"A"-aI house~orH
mall family. good wages. Ms A,h"rt
eS..uenk. Laurel Ave. L"uoN Pace, $50"
WGs. '--S-"'
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TOE RENr-Furn:shed IRON: room IN
Inteli!gencer BIDS. 1915 NIENet -
Phone 34t9-J. i----N
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wAErrp-n,st--t manager :.

wAErEp-D,st--t manager :"v Wheel
:rE and llrI;sty Good Hr"p'>.t"h
~sh Sor,e established business :" urn
over to the r.gN; man F-"N."VS "NPE'.'
er,> unnecessary. W. W. t';''a E",'
- sci income protection iurunSH "'.T
zee school % instruct on ami a".p N"G
l.Y:.d protection through oar TO" SIhon.
80 obstruction aCd h"tp !oH HH''d a BUS =
:, s-S O: your nCn Na SS1"hH>-i; E,nc-
ard ECal.h Department. Saginaw. Mi'h-
.isau Capital SlaN""gn. "H-l~N
-wANTEp-&en. ;.c&:a Ha-5"r ;v1de-
Wonderful. demand and wH-'~. toS:-
- ans waiting Wr.'N to-day. NO.Hr
r. -bc- College. 81 " 5:h ST 'inc.n-
=, 49,. oS,o c-t"-l-Suo.
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.r:".-u In.r:s;": Had finished has state
lu"mt ~ rrparations 10 the conierees'
Nj. Lloyd George: tn. British prime
:u.;:~,"r replied IN Substance" that I'm
..~- -" Germans mad something NOR"
Do" pH-r ;iIan appeared n Mr., SIMON
-'a'"m-u; there Was no ned OF con-
i;nU.us the conference.
~. Lloyd Georgr told the German
foreign minister,
IL IT." written proposals ar" or me
same general character as the "Npih"-
3r:on Of them. = isn't worth while Tor
us a read them. You have ComD!r'"
'qc,I' II prri.nn~!on nt the position
: tho 1Il;"s and # Your own position.
We w discuss Hm"nr ourselves our
reply ami give Il To you tnm"rro" NJ
seven O'Clock"
Germans Depressed
When tho Germans loft tho confer
":.'o they appeared to l." greatly d"
gre. sod Prcmi"-s Lloyd 'i""rC" ana
i-,nud w"r' smiling - :h'y ,rfn' from
-. ro''f"r'H," 'hamh"r
Tn, I:rI:~h prime m = ~i"r opened INC
,,.i..,l,U'" h. SAYING IL" aired rrpT"N'''-
rr;.,,,s had Assembled :" r""s =" lhr Ger
:,,.,n r.ul- 20 IA" I-,i~."u NJ ~" i"ri-
conference. TIL. German ''"rcicu minister
wrs 'h"u Eiv"n N" floor.
~. S!mou~ saI IA" Germans had
IF, pared tu. written preparations mos;
..,r, fuzzy n,.L after nrof"urd stun o!
Csru.rny's resources and possibilities
r., aa! been ,H,aE"tT ~ ;h.S work UP
o., "... rv"n..u' Of tE"lr G"parturN from
,...r.:n, III" German foreign minister de-
.rw".i. ai.x therefor" had nor h""n "h'''
=. ,,'rmui:sLt" lh"ir proposition ~ al
vance
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FOR sA1Eoo2 F~r@ a~, ,,., soy ST"GS
,o..~',. rl a -. .oa E,ru3,:,. truck.
B-u.r Il S.abr.ght. @7I" Jacob -.
l'houp .4j3 A'-'-'
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voz sAr,E-r.a-ce yafs. COS. $3.50. VII
- s. Sl5u W. -r.a mo room Full
Tor, l..rK X Trus, Go. ."!"Hh"n" W"""S-
49," 49,, ru--@J
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wANTED-rEMALE.

yWArrsp-r;rl to- Sen--ai shous"worH
No laundering. Mrs I. l.. A."a. 10
R'Ga3,iGe street. 'i-.-'
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ROE SALE.

POE sAIE-Cash gru"H-v store n
S0u:H WAe",nG. Ea-Eoln or gui K
burr WhrcNUg Sales 60, III "nt"''
ln- ian. " Trust B.4S. HN---N
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rwASrp-E.,rah,-, ady - 'ak" agency
.or our guaranteed "a; c.to- quality
Mc.>c dresses, References -"iu'Tr1:
Iwmv:lle & -. LocNr"-' \. Y. m"-'-'
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what Makes People interesting

TN.e T1'> - IomT''V N"'W0". : .
No. Session ~ m .t.ira':"H ." va gar
vel sense &C thai verdi and ~ Nh';>
80 he ia'"'r>''Hr = t,r.'Giy NANTES,
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Fen good men listen 20 many good
stories" that are TO; good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-10
Page 465
CLEVER FRAUD
Chaptu 3

broken and thrown away their
guns the settlers had no weapons
10 light with and no power 20
stop them
You no can pass this way
ths big chief Rid- No can Cross
Too much vhfte man Is come.
This Indian country
1T was m@ning whom we
reached the rivcr and ~ noon It
seemed a. n 10 must get en-
So risirfng his own life. father
took hts stand beside the chief
and directed the men to try to
cross the river.
They found that tho pretty
deep. theiriver could be crossed.
and. slowly. team by team. the
wagons were taken over.
when the last ono was ACROSS.
ghe chief. who had almost stopped
the train. finally handed father
his Ep-which proved to be an
old muskct without lead. powder
or bullets
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Nancy and Nick did not 80 up 10
the sky again with Mr.. Sprinkle
Blow. What was the uscf The fairy
man told them that after one big
celebration In the fall. Howly
Thunder and Jumpy Lightning and
Old Man Flood usually crawled back
into their house and went to sleep
until spring. He also said that Sicily
Dry Weather never stuck his nose
out of doors until late the next sum.
mer. As for Jack Frost. he assured
them that Jack was Of more help
than they could imagine after GER
tain time In the fall. and that altho
he had escaped and was hiding some.
whore in the woods. there was no
need TO worry about him any more.
But" wondered Nick. don't you
have to make snowstorms?"
Yes, sic" nodded Sprinkle Blow.
But that's the only Job have. Just
enough to keep my mind off my
troubles Once every two or three
days whistle for Old North Wind
to ron some heavy snow clouds over
the world Tor me and give thsm .
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WHENA WOMAN TELLS
CHAPTER xxxH.-PHILIP AMES KISSES ME
By RUTH AGNES ABELlNC


DO you think you ought to b.
here Mr.. Amcs7'' I asked ut length
and Philip Anes made no move e
end his Intrusion into my bedroom.
why the Mr.. Ames and what
difference does II make n ought
not to be heref Who knows I'm
here but you ard i. and Isn't that
| what counts7 II isn't what you DO.
1 but who knows what you do--im's
that righty" his voice was . shade
impatient
mo. you're wrong there II seems
TO me that you're-upset; you have
been drinking too much"-f ven
tured.
again. my dear. you may be right
I'm always willing to agree with
lovely iadiesr'
hated the icer in his voice.
'you're-you'rc going too far.
Please ieave-
Don't treat me that way--don't
- he was coming toward me
-Are you going to get out Of
here7" suddenly l was angry.
Don't give the thing away---if ycu
talk loudly and Ia hears you she'll
/ think that you tricked me into
coming into your room, instead of
! hersr'
"You--- started to speak.
''You needn't taTl<--just listen a
while, I'm getting tired of the game
you're playing. You're no different
from the rest OF them--frivolous.
foolish things with price on your
headsr'
He was maudlin.
Mr.. Ames you're not yourself"
tried TO persuade him: won't you
please 70 homo and rcst?~
He was between me and the door.
''No--I'm mot going-Tm here and
I'm going to stay until I get ready
to leave-'
let's 80 out In the air; you'n feel
better
started toward him. thinking 10
lead him toward the door and get
him out.
IT tell You I'm going to stay here
and" he started toward me.
| In a second he was gripping me
and had kissed me. With the hand
that was free struck him squarely
In the eyes.
You little wildcatr' he flung out
Rubbing his eyes, he backed out
into the hall.
| l wanted to cry-but not altogether
because ! had been so insulted. I
was sorry that man who had SO
many fine things about him had cul.
tivated only the wrong side Of him.
self.
Surely, thought, there must have
been something very nne about .
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A LETTER

good shake. The Snow Fairies ny
down and make the world beautiful.
Then turn In and 30 to sleep un.
til it's time for more snow. Jack
Frost looks after the rest Of II. He's
a hard worker all winter long.
Busiest person you ever knew
"Ohr' said Nick. THAT reminds
me. A letter came for you from
the Fairy Queen. Here II U.s."
sprinkie.Blow unfolded It and
read:
Dear Mr.. Sprinkle Blow--
please send Jack Frost at once.
He is needed on the earth to sweeten
the grapes and pumpkins, to crack
open nut-burrs and to paint the
leaves on the trees different colors.
Scramble Squirrel and Chick Chick,
aree can't wait till he comes. Tell
the Twins, please. that wish to see
them.
''Gratefully yours.
THE FAIRY QUEEN"
Go BE Continued
Copyright 1s2t. hy Seattle stan
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thought Of them as one thinks Of
characters In book--characters
whom one has never met I'm real life.
Rigden had tried many times TO
see her. but she had always refused.
Kathy had not liked him--kathy had
asked her TO give him up
JfiI thought Of the night when
abe and Hgden and Tallentyre had
all dincd at the Hillynrds'-of the
song Rigden had sung then. to please
Kathy.
A copy OF II stood now on the
plano. and Jill went across the room
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BY BLOSSER
BY AHERN


knew Philip Ames would stAy Tor
dinner. - ! didn't 90 down. couldn't
fAce him.
AZ length heard Lila coming No
stairs. In . short while = gosp
recognized ~ Philips followed her.
wondered little. II be Wsuld
ten her anything Of the event just
past
When their voices assumed very
confidential tone. for the first tins
since. was . member Of the Auaes
household. eavesdsopped-r at 1t
the door and listened-and felt IKE :
cad the while
TO Re Continued
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~ bouaework now. I recommend
yow Vegetable Compound 10 my
41ondS and Jon may use this letter
q 20 care 70 do %. Mira w. n.
IsAx1 Route I, Steen4 Hisa
How many women. oveyWugkod,
el1ed md ailmg, keep up the csaselesG
egoo1min Of their daily duties until
ehgyore Afflicted with female troubles
- In Blake wa end srp run down.
Wook and nsrvuuA But every such
Wpman should b convinced By the
.onnnV bstt9s kke hssS which ~ orc
a.ennf1y puhlishing. proving be-
nm'o Vegetable Compound win
DVuRcouno Gnch troubles. end write
- - Lydfa z Pinkham Ae<Beine
Lynn, 4aasL, h regard 70 thar
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and turned its pages absentiy:
Last night was drcamlng---of
thee love. was dreamingi---
dreamed thou vert living, my dar-
ling. my darling.
I dreamed that held thee once more
to my breastr'
The tears rushed TO JiIl's eyes, and
blottcd out the words. To have her
back again-for just day: just an
hour! She stood quite still In the
silent room and pressed her hands
hard over her eyes.
Continued Tomorrow
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/, man who thought 20 often Of flowers
and arranged them - carefully and
AZ beautifully ~ Philip Ames did.
30 when looked at the beautiful
vioiets, which 90 recently Philip
Ames had arranged on my table,
felt like crytng4
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my 0des panied
ne % at times
hatI could hardly
walk ] suffered
fog four yearswith
t. Then / saw
your advertise
Insnt inthe papers
and ] began TAX
ing Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound feel
stronger and am
able u A unawt AZ
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"Afier the sudden loss OF that
whole wagonioad Of people" Mira
Il continued. Two grew more
cautious. We lacked tho feeling
OF safety and were afraid 10 b
lisve In tho enur, frtendlincss OF
the bands Of Indians we met from
time TO time.
-one day we cnrne to river
which was too deep to ford. across
which the settlers who had gone
before US or the Engfish or somc-
body had laid n pontoon bridge
what In q 'pontoon' bridgrr
Peggy interrupted. and David
FASTENED TO explain:
why. Peggy. Jon know what
that II. Don't you remember In
the war they all the time had pic
lures Of those bridges built across
little boats. instead OF on pillarsr
And Peggy remembered.
well Mra II. continued.
when we got TO this bridge
there were many Indians about t.
Their chief stood majesticaIfy
wrapped In his bright blanket
from neck To heal. his long hair In
q plait down the back and the
business end Of gun sticking up
from his folded arms.
HE stood guard while his men
tore away the bridge. and having
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CONTINUED From Yesterday
n I'm going TO send you away and
80 to bed" Jin told him. trying Ia
As'peak lixhtiy. Perhaps have had
70 many late nishss--pcrhaps r.
che stopped. AZ the telephone
! Fhirr~d shriliy from the table.
4 Mcrrcdew took q step forward.
III shall L." but she stopped him.
Her pale face had flushed and there
vas . sort OF eagerness about her
that puzzled him. He was hundred
mtlss away from guessing the cause
W her emotion. he had never heard
h limited that there had been any.
thing but the most ordinary friend
ship between Jili and TallentyrA He
watched her with vague Jealousy In
HE eyes ~ abe took down the re
celver.
There was . little niencs than i'm
spcka breathiesziy.
Yea yes I'm Mrs. sturrcsa.
4es. T. she broke off. Somehow
had bccn 30 sure that II mist b
IH1lsptyre. the discovery that Il was
not gave her something Of q shock.
T-yes. on. Is that you. Ralph =
ana another pause.
what h it--not bad uews--whas
= ns-
jim TUNED 70 him mechanically,
eer voice Wounded expressionicss and
euiI when she spoke
ITS my sistcr--she's very IN
y they've sent for me-
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