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FISHER NOTES

Fisher. MINI, Nov. 21.-The Com
mercial club Of Fisher held a business
meeting Tuesday evening".
Miss Helga Koppang Of Grand
Forks spent a day recently with her
mother, Mrs. NJ. Koppang.; lE%
Mrs. w. H. Hollands entertained
the Sewing club at her>home last We'd
The Ladies Aid, OF The Lutheran
church met in the church basement
last Wednesday afternoon.
The. Sunshine club served pie and
coffee in the church basement on Sat
urday afternoon.
The Junior Sewing clhb was enter
tanned at the home OF Berry Gunsten-
son last Wednesday, evening. @
Miss Lucille Mccleary nIotored to
Crookston Thursday afternoon.
DR.. a. Tote arrived last Wednes-
day evening from Minneapolis to
spend a1few daysshere.. @ sf &
Miss Luella Vented Of Crookston
spent the week end with her sister,
who ia attending school here.
A; basketball game Wilt be played
between the Independents of Fisher
and Con- Of Crookston here Thurs
Through error, the Community cciiulb
and the band concert meeting was
dated FOR Friday of last week. 1T Will,
however, -occuIi on Wednesday,, Nov.
E22. IA program will be given consist
ing of selections by the band, selec-
|tions by the Nsher-Bygland octette
and an 0rchestratton by the. Nissen
trio A shadow and basket social COM
hined will follow The proceeds Of
the social will so into the flundF for
the band. IL
Mr. and Mn. c Widenhoefer and
family were entertained cit an s O'clock
dinner ct the hqme of Mr.. and Mrs,
Harry Wadenhoefer last "Wednesday
evening. slAtiE Sss$5Sg XIII
Miss Jessie Stevens and a A.a8Bak-
|kenswere entertained at q turkey din
ner at the HOMIE 6f R.sJohnsonl on
Sunday. %Sgs 81
The u. ". Al. lodge win give Na
annual party q Tuesday a4sthe oddd
Fellow hall. AssDr0krafn VIII be gty-
en- ard lunch served, ( 1,
AZ ittegnry society was ioFganized In
thA local high school on Fridaysafter-
noon Nellde4P Peterson war elected
President. me socie&y WILL hold BIZ
lWeslAy Yneetdngs III Ill ddds last year;
and thesprpzrsanas w1fiss ~ sof alttera1y
land snIi1Slcat RAttsreg 9s8tsyssssss
Mrs. carl bEnxeI edstertainSd 1.-The
GermAn IaadAssVi AID t her ffassnl HONS
ask WAdnesday AfferIt06y. #s e
s8Mi19 Eh9ergvaStard sreSJt coIpke
M 9daay1 sfSrsbMY vIsKinkssa ths hons
rasE.9aAalpgn Msstsg:
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plattsd-Without Lease.
N. P. r. r. Co.. parcel
of land bounded by the
east line of Levee ST.
on west side by the H.
line Of Univ. Ave.
vacated on s side of
CHEYENNE Ave, vacated 40
N. F. r. R. CO.. a parcel
of Lane bounded BY the -
T. east. line of Levee ST..
W side by n line of ' ay
Cheyenne vacated OH $
by Dakota Ave. va
Gated on n side ........ 49,. zoo
N. P. R.. r. Co., a parcel r.
of land bounded by e
line of Levee St, on WI '",
side by the n line of 49, ..
Dakota Ave-. vacated
on s side by Red River. ''
on e by the s line of 80
lone, vacated on n side EOS
vii a i q Aaviii.
Lot. Blk. Amt.
9: IT. ~ leased sx; BY by F FsGn sa;
NElev. Co. (coal shed).. SO
G. N. Ry. Co, $4,000 50.
IT. leased by Protz & ~
Carlisle (w%arehousc) 1.13
Arvilla Township. ;.
G. N. Ry. c., $500 50.
It. opp. Blk 81 Q. T. /.
Larimore City occ. by
by Larimore Farmers -.
G. n: n " CO.. s,4eo s..
# leased to o. H..
Larimore Lbr. & Fuel
G. ~ n. Ry. Co.. 1900 So. 80
#. leased to Larimore
Farmers Elev. Co. >.
village Of atlby.
N. P. Ry. Co., 1880 So.
IT. Lease No. 1909 in
village village Il j se' 'cf 5ohn.town. 90
N. F. Ry. Co, s5.7oo 50. i.
#. opp. Lots 10 and II
0. T., occ. by D.. H.
Burke, Lease No. 3130S 1.07
Village Of Mccanna.
/, Lot. Blk. Amt.
e: \. Ry. o Co, 800 Is; y. # +
Johnson 1 s1ssn. Eow ;a; - .ss
Lot. Blk Amt.
G. N. Ry. Co.. 1880 SO.
IT. occ. by Powell Elev.
Co. ,(elevator) ........ 5 1.31
it. occ. by Powell Elev.
/. 1nxstez township:
en-. Ry; g., 1892 sa:
occ. by Flushing Elev. ~ 'a.Y&
Co. elevator and coal ;,
city Of Reynolds;
G. n. Ry. Co.. $500 So.
#: occupied by Bartles> 80
city Of iNorthwood.
G. n. Ry. Co., $3.50 81. d.. D'A' -
#. occ. by Spoonheimr
Riddell Co. (Aachine.
G. ! n. Ry Co.. $500 So.
#; leased by Bartles ,zz,
city Of Grand Forks:
f4 Lot. Blk. Amt.
Ginsberg Bros. 9,15o SO.
fl. E. & f.. Add. opp. 81 ; 1880
Dinnie Bros. Lots 10 to &
A q inc, Mccormaeks 21.s2
Grand Forks Mere. Co.
pit of Lots 16. II and
IS o. ............. IL 6.94
Dinnie Bros, pit of Lots
10, 20 inc 81 o. To-. II 4.O2
= So 81 f #. q. T.......s. 3 2.54
L.. II. Carter, $40 50. #. , -
r. j. Smith. Blk 81 o. =: 2.54
Co 500
N. r. Lincoln. 1900 50. # ~ $50
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GRANDsFoRKs HERALD,#TUEsDAY NovEMBER Fl, 1922.

-- n ---E, T.--."- y $500 Lot. Blk " AMI,
J. M. French. wa.,..... IA B - 1o.sd
Osbeurne. Mcleod and
Mclean 49,. I { 1886
Julius Hanson, bal. Of
e. Ell Ell except lots owned IL
by Tannahill, Amund- a.,
son and Galbrandson.. 2, I 6.9%
Carl H. Fodness, part ex-
Z cept before describes. 2 1866
Carl HI. Fodness, Sd lot 4, .a,.
81 s5si 4 s is$s: . 81
Felix Bedford, pit OF re-
serve lying between .lEI rs
West. Sub Div. and N.
Alex.-Ives Add. a.g It 1886
Railway Property-Plattod n On
plattsd-Wtthout Lease.
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WEI

MBsmarck. NE 4. NcvssIs2l.1-B. -:
wilson 81 Efaxton. been nhmsdaby
EG0YernorX NestosaasSrsfs heay,
svidencSs I'LL the removal y Assof1
Gharles Kspfisss Burke county Audts
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at the turning. lie TAN IWHiu ,1 80
Of grief, and ,knelt beside the body: Il mao a
more serious than anything he had appre-
hended. Masters had at last gained a VIC
tim. With the lantern set on the floor close
at hand, David raised the body, which nao
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1~NsrALLMENT xxxv1I.
OTHER PASSAGE.

It was David who found Roy; for impatence sen him. far N4 + aoy hndd,e ID
pVoddng Billy Walker. By the light Of the lantern ne Hue .. ~ n I. ra ist
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Lincoln Park view-2nd Add.

Lot. Blk. Amt.
cry, 23'x1O0'......... 1 B 1903
Martha May Montgom-
cry. S las ......... / 4.9S
Martin E. Stenson. AZ =
136' ............... 6 7.93
Martin E. Stenson, 5Ux
100 ............... 1874
F A. Miller, 5O'x135' ..29 5.97
Martha May Montgom-
cry, ~50'xl40' ........ 5.96
T. A. Miller. 5O'x140' =. 4 2 5.97
Mrs. Carrie Rennes, 50'x
Martha May Montgom-
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y ~ Issss .fss .SVe-94 y s I.1I
Rsft1y 0E1e6t, Acxslyey, NolcOmb,s an6
Dudge D Bshs1man'1 2ud Ala.
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the others, and the vast voice rang
through the s~ubterranean
ways. The mighty volume went rolling
in sonQrous waves Through this secret
place 81 the earth, penetrating every
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been lylnB 1dCe WV
ward. AS he did 80
he perceived .
creased brow with its
mating Of blood, now
dried to a ruddy
black. For an instant
David was stricken
with a great fear lest
his friend be. dead.
But as he rested the
head against him a
soft moan breathed
from the lips, and at
h e 0 u n d hope.
sprung live. He cent
forth a shout, and
Billy Walker. W h o
was near, came rum
ning for the first
time in many years.
No sooner had he
learned of the injury
to Roy than he set
himself to
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-29
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
'HHIs1'II 1 A-I----|-a' -
Real Estate
FOR SALE

Beautiful Country Residence. situated
between Grcenbank and Marshallton, one
acre Of ground frame house. containing
nlne rooms and bath steam heat. cleo
houses and chicken houses. This prop
erty Is In excellent condition., and tho
owner IN very anxious 20 sell. Possession.
CARROLL w. GRIFFITH
22s West Ninth Street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-29
FOR SALE

t7OS NORTH BROOME STREET
Scmi-detached. 10 rooms, bath. porch.
heat, gas and electric, newly papered and
BRooME STREET. 200 BLoCK-Tcn
rooms, bath, porch, hot water heat.
1Os NORTH RODNEY STREET-Sey
rooms. bath. porch and heat; $500:
terms.
500 WEST SEVENTH sTREET-seven
rooms and bath; possession.
FOURTH STREET. 1900 BLOCK-Nine
rooms. bath, porch and heat
WEST FOURTH. STREET, 600 BLOCK
Suitable for home or business purposes
FRANRLiN STREET, 300 BLOCK
Seven rooms. bath, porch. heat, electric.
gas and cement cellar; reduced price.
1915 REED STREET--Six rooms, bath.
quick sale desired immediate possession: !:
price reasonable.
WEST THIRD STREET, 1900 BLOCK
Six rooms. bath and porch.
WEST SIDE BUSINESS CORNER
At very attractive price.
S21 NORTH CLAYTON STREET-Sev-
en- rooms. bath. porch. heater.
313 SOUTH HARRISON STREET.
Seven rooms and bath.
CLAYTON STREET, 300 BLOCK
Seven rooms. bath. porch, hot water heat;
Immediate possession
40s JEFFERSONSTREE rooms
bath. heater.
JOHN J. HANLEY
Phone 5i70. 623 West Fourth Street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-29
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT
1929 Coleman street. s rooms ..... SI4
2405 West Seventeenth street, z and bl25
2OOs Woodlawn avenue and b:
garage ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
1906 Harrison street, 10 and b ........ so
COS East Fourth street ..........N...... 25
6l3 French street. 6 and d ............ As
b0S King street. store and two apart
S2p West Ninth street 10 r and m 6S
2l9 West Fourth street. store. 5
Four bungalows at Charestown, Just w.
completed.
APARTMENTS.
$50 West street, 4 r and b ............... 30
Sixth and TatnAll streets 2 rooms zee. 10
1922 West Seventh street. second
floor, 3 and b .....,..........., 20
3. W. Cor. Fifth and Madison. 4 and
Twenty-nfth aud Market streets, sec
ond floor. rooms, bath .......
STORES. so
1923 Orange street ...............,.....
Eighth and Jefferson streets, store - 35
GARAGE
Tventy-seventh and Washington sts 50
CARROLL w. GRIFFITH
224 West Ninth Street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-29
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Real Esht

FOR SALE
baths heat
1919 Woodlswn rooms baths hot heat
l45 Delaware baths porches
1
Tenth md Z
E. p MOODY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-29
FOR RENT
CITYSALE

s1s w. 10th. 7r. b. and G, h and D..
fi5 W. 18th, 0 r, b. & and e, h and p.
ll2 w. goth, o r. b. q and e. b W and p.
3l7 w, 2eth. 9 r. b, and e. W and y.
e07 Adams. 3 r. b, q. h and 2 p.
533 Clayton. 8 r, b, q and e. h and p.
o13 Clayton. r, b. g and Q. b and ..
25l5 Monroe. r, b. & and Q, h and p.
1927 Tatnall s sr, b. g and h.
10l6 Wawaset avenue, r. b. q and e,
and p.
2514 Washington. r. b. and Q. h and
y.
o04 Poplar. 6 r. h, h @. for investment.
We have few Union Park Gardens
properties which we can sell on very good
terms: also "A number of good suburban
homes and small farms NSeyerai apart
mcnts and houses to rent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-29
AUCTiONS--lECAlS.
Auction Sales

AUCTION sAi.Es--vf every doscrlp
ton Anyshc'e if you want 20 sel
scr tAahion. the square Deal Auo-
Nonccs and Farr1 Agent ,p5 Nadlkon
0sfeSt fuo1e 1J4S ~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-29

2ol5 Jefferson St. emetached and BATH and
porches glassed in excellent condition, immediate
sion. This Of the best locations and going TO
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Eighth and Rodney S One of those modern little homes opp
Park semi-detached and square plan hardwood floors
servants lavatory three porches (al detached: Bes
dining-room cedar closet. Possession Price reduced
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Business Service
Real Estate

FOR SALE
AIS W. 2lst St. s r, h, h. garage, So. 900.
ll5 w. 18th St, 9 r. b, h. &S,5OO.
7o2 Nottingham Road. r, b, h W,
make offer
East Twenty-fourth, r, b, h. IS, 200.
900 w. 22d St., s r, b, h.
Splendid home, bargain. mortage. $500.
25l3 Tatnall St.. g r, b. h. SO, 800.
Many othcr fine homes throughout
entire city-lists upon request.
II. kANOFSkY & SONS
Del. Trust Bldg. 9th and King SITS.
T737
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-29
Is House Advertised For Among
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Real Estate

FOR QUICK SALE
$4,000
porch ssss & s"e washSssSa s So% 0is s
$4,000
26th and Washington. semi
rooms. bath. 3 porches, hot water heat
screens. awnings. gas and electric
$500
27th and Tatnall. square plan. rooms,
bath. porch. heat. gas and electric.
$500
Ola West 34th street. rooms, porch.
40 days. Gould be made nice homo At
very little expense.
$4,000
On oath street near Cnrtcr street, Q
rooms. bath. porch. heat. gas and electric.
S4.700
900 block, Harrison street, 3 rooms
bath, porch, heat, gas; very good buy.
S4,lOO
300 block, Madison street. rooms
bath, gas: very good buy.
$500
800 block, West 9TH street, 7 rooms
bath, gas and electric. hot water heat.
$1,000
1000 block. WawRset avenue, rooms
bath, porch. heat.
w. V. MONTGOMERY
Phone $40. ei9h Orange street
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NEW siN-RooM TILE sTUCCo HOUSE
seven elk htns acre. garage, chicken
hous'. mllos OF Wilmington. bus passes
door. 81 500 Head A son Mes,
Chester Pa
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~ e2,b00-Fivc-room bungalow.
50 ,OOO-Six- room brick n acre
80 500-SiN rooms with three extra lots.
S3,000-Six rooms, square plan. steam
heat.
~ 00O--Fiye rooms and store
345O0-Sevcn rooms hot water heat.
81, ,300--Eight rooms. square plan.
S5,5 -Five-room bungalow. hot water
heat, garage.
50 OOo--six rooms. West Seventeenth st.
81, ,5O0--Nine rooms. Thirteenth near
Clayton.
81 ,OOo-Eight rooms. two baths. double
garage.
81, ,5o0-Ten rooms. Nineteenth street.
81. .75O-Eight rooms. hot water heat
IS, ,500-Eight rooms, square plan, new.
i'' - Phone 756<-W
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WISE ADVERTISER ALWAYS PUT
THEIR TELEPHONE NUMBERS IN
THEIR CLASSIFIED ADS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-29

FOR SALE
DESIRABLE HOMES
unfinished electro hsass, stationary tubs .s,.s DoEsss:
and Rnoeun- Th, property excellent condition
HOB West st. Three bet s thirteen bath .ad
business section Values bound to increase Possession
sls Washington St. story hOu. rooms
si 3 p E1ns ss 9nddon sSnfs S an with
al' @ % ap | ss3 si,ts
condition. Possession.
22s p St. Two story brick house. five rooms BATH ga. electric
heater. This cozy little home Condition good
onehat brick house
Poson sa e''' f''' wafer "s' ''nS ''''''' ''''' good
a5 Harrison St. rooms BATH gas good
Clayton gas heater Condition
St. story house. roon ga.
electric heater Possession Condition good This property
be sold, party leaving city.
Strictly modern excellent condition, second floor he
Priced quick
Eighth Rodney One modern little homes Rodney
thI a pb M All detashed n0 Beam csSnS
diningroom cedar Possession Price reduced $1,000
% East ss d ssssB plan bss s e & S
Sendetached and BATH electric,
condition, Immediate
This the locations sell
i0l sSs Hs s9 s heater ss9a;s s. s %sss % % &
Price $500 with $500 cash. A good opportunity
Semdetached strictly modern home
with space for eight tile BATH breakfast
Practically immediate This is the
bargain west of the Boulevard.
Washington ST. Seahed plan, bedoons
porches hardwood hoors colonial finished This
house practically best of condition Possession be had
Eight ayatory pantry
bathroom, built in tub all plumbing of highest grade Hot
heat stationary wash tubs and electric lights with
electric attachments cleaner and Finished
colonial white and mahogany Beam ceiling
hardwood floors
semideached with detached porch Front porch 10 feet Deep
porches 6 between the
used for automobiles Big reduction for quick Possession.
171S Hancock Two BATH heater and
porch This house is excellent condition Possession
Laurel Del beautiful home situated Central frame house
eight and BATH hot hardwood oors
enclosed Lot This locations
Laurel and the property IN hrst-cas condition
CARROLL w. GRIFFITH
pa w. Ninth Street
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-28

Peter Blood was brought TO trial
upon a charge OF high treason. Two
months OF inhuman. unspeakab.e
imprisonment had moved his mind
to a cold and deadly hatred OF King
James and his representatives.
HIS chain companion on Iha,
march % prison had been the same
Jeremy Pitt who had been the agen;
OF his present misfortuues. The
young shipmaster had remained hle
close companion after their com
mon arrest.
The hall. even 20 the galleries
thronged with spectators. most OF
whom were adies-was hung in
scarlet.
At the upper end. on a raised dais
sat the lords commI Issioners. tine
FIVE judges in their scarlet robes and
heavy dark periwigs. Baron Jefreys
OF Wem enthroned in the middle
place
The prisoners filed in under guard
Mr. Blood considered with interest
the y good men and true that com
posed the jury, Neither good noI
true did they look.
From them Mr BlOod's calm, de-
liberate glance passed on TO con
sider the lords commissioners and
particularly the presiding judge
whose terrible fame had come ahead
OF him from Dorchester.
The clerk called upon Andrew
Baynes 20 hold up his hand and
plead.
From Baynes. who pleaded no
guilty. the clerk passed on TO Pitt
who boldly owned his guilt.
The only witness called for the
king was Capt. Hobart He testi.
fed br-iskly TO the manner in which
he had found and taken the three
prisoners, together with Lord Gil
doy.
AS the captains evidence conclud
ed Lord Jeff-eys looked across a
Peter Blood.
Blood stood boldly forward. erect
self-poSsessed. and saturnine.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-28

ashes. and. when he reached there
he saw PIE on the table
"Oh. no. Nurse Jane has baked a
PIE" chuCklei the bunny. III eat a
piece. She won't mind"
Uncle WIggly went TO the pantry
and got himself a knife. fork and
plate. He was going 20 cut the pc
with the knife and eat the PIE with
the fork Please do not for a mo-
ment imagine that Uncle W.Eg.ly
was going 10 eat pie with his knife.
I know Il IS done. but never by Uncle
W!ggily.
Jus. as the bunny gentleman was
about to cut the pie a rough voice
cried:
why don't you invite a person
in 10 have q. bit Cf ple?"
Uncle Wigg.ly looked, and there
IN the doorway stood the Blackcat
"a chap ike a Big weass only al
most as large "a the Bob Cat.
7 want pie" snar.ed the Black
cat, "and I want ears 10 n.bble"
Uncle Wigg.ly tried not TO sh.ver
and shake but Il was hard work.
Do what he would, his pink nose
twinkled twice as fast as usual
oh" SAID the bunny in a faint
voice, come in Mr.. BIackcat. and
VIII give you a piece Of pie Do
you eat It with your knife or your
fork?" asked the bunny
What difference does that
make?' snarled the Blacllcat I'll
take the whcle pie, never mind the
knife or fork, and then I'll take
your ears"
You'll have to take a few steps,
first, 10 get me-" suddenly cried the
rabbit. Ther. with a quick motion,
he upset the box Of sharp nut shells
on the floor, right where the Black
cat with his soft and tender paws,
would have TO step in them.
"Oh. wouchl on. wow Oh,
wow" howled the Blackcat as he
felt the sharp nut shells on his
paws. "Oh, this is Terrible" And
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-28

Baby Buntys face is clean. But
what is so dirty. Nurse Jane?"
The hollow stump bungalow. -
answered the muskrat lady. Since
Christmas the animal boys and girls
have been here eating candy and
nuts and they're all over the place
II never shall get it clean"
DO you mean animal boys and
girls are all over the place >" asked
Uncle W-gg.ly. II only see Baby
Bunty"
"Oh. you know what mean, "
spoke Nurse Jane with nervous
twitch Of her tail. It's the candy
and nuts that are all oveFthe floor
more especially nut shells. The ami
nal boys and girls dropped them
everywhere. Perhaps they didn't
intend 20. but this place is so dirty
I'm afraid il never VIII ge- clean
IN help you" offered Uncle Wig
gily. and he was so kind as 20 pick
up all the nut shells from the floor,
and Baby Bunty helped him. For,
as Nurse Jane had said. the boys
anu 54I4S N9il4ls III tilb uo4ltN
stump bunga low 20 show Uncle Wig
gily their Christmas presents. had
dropped many shells from the nuts
they ate.
Nut shells aren't very nice 10
step on IN your bare feet" SAID
Baby Bunty.
You're right there. my child!"
grunted Uncle WIggily. He had 70
grunt when he stopped over TO p,cS
UP the nut shells. You're right
Baby Bunty. Nut shells are not good
10 erep on But we'll put all these
in this empty shoe box. and wnen
the aShman comes tomorrow III
have him take them away" said the
bunny gentleman.
Baby Bunty went out to play, and
when Uncle W.ggily had put the nut
shells in the shoe box Nurse Jane
began to sweep and dust the bunga-
low. Uncle Wiggily carried the nuts
10 the kitchen, ready 10 put in the
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-28
CAPTAIN
. BLOOD
By Rafael SabdfHrt
O PArAEL SABkIIRI
APpCI EEA SEpNcE.Rsc

Gldoy made a feeble effort TO put
forth a hand toward Mr.. Blood.
sir" he said. you leave me IN
PETEESON-MACHESE no G.
your debt. II I live I shall study
how 20 discharge it."
A. his lorship was carried out.
the captain became brisk He
turned upon the yeoman.
What other cursed rebels do you
harbor %
None other, sir His lordship ."
But the captain did not heed him.
lie was stopping 10 pick UP a soiled
and dusty hat IN which there was
pinned a little bunch OF oak leaves.
Il had been lying near the clothes
press in which the unfortunate Pitt
had taken refuge The captain
smiled malevolently
Then the captain stepped 10 the
press. and pulled open one of the
wings Of IT'S massive oaken door. He
took the huddled inmate by the COL
lar OF his doublet. and lugged him
out into the open
The soldiers trailed out by the
door leading 10 the interior. Mr.
Blood was thrust by his guards into
the courtyard. From the threshold
OF the hall. he looked back at Capt
Hobart, and his sapphire eyes were
blazing
CHAPTER III.
The Lord Chief Justice.
II was not until two months later
-on the 18th Of eptember-tfat
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-28

capt. Hobart has testified TO
what ne knows-tha1 ne found me
AZ Ogiethorpe's farm on the Mon
day morning after the battle OF
Weston But he has not told YOU
what / did there"
The judge broke in. why what
should you have been doing there in
the company Of rebels2"
II was there. my lord, in my
quality as a physician, 20 dress Lord
Gildoy's wounds
How came you. who represent
yourself a. a physician peacefully
following your calling IN the town
Of Bridgewater. to be with the army
OF the Duke Of Monmouth 20
CONTINUED in Our Next Issue.)
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-28
Uncle Wiggily
UNCLE WIGGUY AND THE NUT
SHELLS

Dear me-" exclaimed Nurse Jane
one day. 4 never shall get it clean
again, Neveri"
Are you speaking Of Baby Bum
Tvs face?" asked Uncle Wiggily
with a jolly twinkle Of his pink
nose. Il know Baby Buntys face
Is rather dirty since she ate that
chocolate candy, but II 1 help scrub
IT.
Thank you, II isn't Baby Bunty's
face that I'm speaking about. And
as for Baby Bunty, the poor little
dear has as clean face as anyone. -
said the muskrat lady. Haven {
you, Baby Bunty?" she asked, for
the little rabbit girl was there in the
room, and she had looked at Uncle
Wigg.ly in a strange way when he
said that.
L was only fooling," said the
bunny gentleman, with another
twinkle Of his pink nose. Il know