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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-12

l hereby announce myself candi-
date for County Commissioner of
Sumter County, subject to the action
of the Democratic primary. Your
vote will be appreciated.
SAM A. RODGERS.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-12
POLITICAL

For General Assembly

To the Voters of Sumter County:
I hereby announce my candidacy TO
Sumter county in the lower
house of the General Assembly Of
Georgia, subject to the Democratic
primary to lie held Sept. 13. prox.
E. F. BELL.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-12

The friends of j. Elmore Poole an
nounce him as a candidate for Coun-
ty Commissioner of Sumter County,
subject to the action of the Demo-
cratic primary. Your vote will be
appreciated.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-12
OLD DAYS IN AMERICUS
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY.

From the Times-Recorder Sept.
u, 1879
Wilmot Littlejohn who is critically
i'll with typhoid fever at the home
Of his parents, Judge and Mrs. z. A.
Littlejohn on Taylor street, was re-
ported as slightly improved ycster-
day. The wish is general and heart
felt that the young lad may soon be
completely restored to good health.
Miss Pearl Lott left today for
Forsyth where she will be 4 student
at Bessie Tiff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Poole an
nounce the arrival of a daughter
yesterday at their home on Brannon
avenue.
Fred Sills and Howard Norton
left yesterday for Stone Mountain
school near Atlanta where they viii
enter for the fall term.
Miss Matte Lewis Dodson is
spending sometime with Mrs. Prin-
gle Wnlingham in Macon.
IT. r. Gatewood, Jr.. for some time
with the Moreland-Jones Grocery
here, has, accepted a position nc
travelling salesman for the N: K.
Fairbanks Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. johnson are
now at home at their pretty new
residence on the corner of Furlow
and Harold avenue.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-12
For General Assembly

The friends of George w. Riley
announce him as a candidate to sue
coed himself as a member of the
General Assembly of Georgia, subject
to the action of the Democratic pri-
mary.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-12
A THOUGHT
A THOUGHT

Jehovah and he is become
my sIvation-Isaiah 1872.
died JOY but sofened by thankfully
gazing aoft died all would
have ed Of a sweet Iapture.-Jean Paul Richter.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-12
For General Assembly

The friends of A. E. Hines an
nounce him candidate to succeed
himself as a member of the General
Assembly of Georgia, subject to the
action og the Democratic primary.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-12
BUY
SCHOOL BOOKS
NOW!

Only few days before
school opens.
Already We are stocking up
our shelves with school books
for the coming term.
There are more people to
buy school books in Americus
this year than bought last
year. Buy your books early,
and you will insure better ser
vice.
School opens September 10.
HICHTOWER'S
BOOK STORE
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-12

To the Voters of Sumter County.
| am candidate for the State Senate
from the 18th Senatorial District,
subject to the Democratic primary of
September 18th. Your support will
be appreciated.
STEPHEN PACE.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-12

i hereby announce my candidacy
for the State Senate, subject to the
primary, Sept. IS, and solicit your
support. w. T. LANE.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-12
TWENTY'YEARs AGO TODAY

(From the Times-Recor order Sept.
IL, l502.)
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rylander who
have been at Lake Butler, Fla,
for several months past, will return
to their home tomorrow.
Not in a long time has Americas
been more profoundly shocked than
on yesterday when came from his
home the news that Captain S. A.
Smith was dead. 1t was a blow as
unexpected as it was severe, coming
as bolt out of "a clear sky. Mr..
Smith has been postmaster for four
years.
W. D. Bailey returned yesterday
from Milledgeville where he entered
his daughter, Miss Mamie Bailey at
the Girls Normal college.
Miss Annie Halle, a beautiful Wis
itor from Montgomery, is the guest
Of Mr. and Mrs Eugene f. Elmore
on Church street.
Misses Sarah Wheeler and Nell
Turpin are at home again after a
stay of some length at Lynn, N. c.
Capt. Henry NJ. Stokes is here
from Union Springs, Ala, mingling
with friends in Americas, his old
home.
THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY.
Monday morning, no paper pub
lished.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-12

sspp it will be recalled the which the Confederate
leader represented in the United States Senate
On the the proposed will be extended by way
of the Ocmugee ho which Jefferson Davis crossed
McRae with the Augusta and Savannah
the former extending Richmond Va With the
suction Of highway from Ashburn McE2ae by way of
Fitzgerald the entire will be linked up.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-12

STEPHEN PACE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-14

ter. 9rus operflebist meo Salt. Set
tsrre &iso trRffer life / Tia Salt,
bpis aasien life itaar paa ct Steb,
bpor Sniten err ipr6eles raa.
Som sobe, biuige Mineralitoi.
ie for @riie n9pncr en- ~eriaren Sri.
'eopbr9tter en- gIanoira, han meb
Selb | mango gor bor brliet: gn
gnibel aul % gifc al brpnot rem
Corn Cob, iom han brQnoer / SEQ.
geopnen eller en- au0en Spn; 90 8b.
Salt, 20 Sb. l~uitopIeit aalf, 5 go.
Gopperas og 10 G0. Sulphur. Com.
mer og Siltter po&ier ban pao, at
8riIenc bar noget al oenne 9lanoina
| Ell aasie, iom itonr unber Soa oa
er lpigret eler ItoQct fait, ioa 8riie.
ne life fan p9lte Sen.
County Ieert :. u. 9IiiS,
Hinggolo 60, Sa., opIpier, at / pisie
SotaIiteter er life @npren ioa ipire.
froftig, iom man fltn0e pellte, oa at
man / noele fan Gountner bor ppbo.
get, at ira 10 til - @rocent al Srs.
mai'en er baarlie.
- 6riien bar oIti0 iIinf iii of Ipi.
re trpffenoe EantobIiQotiouer al lin
eiermanbs Sfiilbrc, % Ben aier lit
beoIte MI for SiNcn ogiaa. Set err
Spno at iiae anoct,
5 9anmart nuIes life Wais,
men Der feoes op Bacon. 8riie, GA
for oct Slags Sleif betoles beore ems
Tor 6Ieif al WaisbcItctS "Sm,ltori.
ie". S9ioa / Canada ieoes % Sri,
Ic, bpiS 6leif er Citcriulrat / euro.
pa. Sonme ipneS prre al sen ;Sor.
meniia, at SpincnuI fan Isnnc Tia
bare / Sc Strea, hoor set or oorpiit
meo Noiicn; men oct er life offurot
Zig bcIer.
County gaent 6rcb 9. OucrIu,
@arren 60, Sa., Tiger, at monoe
5armere, iom for 10 Mar ii6en life
baooe nogen Sro pno iinfnuit 3alf,
item ION ct WibhcI iii at forbeore
Eur" Ieeriorb, III, or o~ocrbcpiItc ON,
at oct bill betale fig at BRUCE Den pao
Observation-Disclosures.
Gn llltrpet uNiprt Gooron bill
Ia til 6elae, at Ser bsites meo Sot
og @cbrsuclie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-14

en- Sib, inotiI MAJ ben Abe Starts ne
Den padfooe isien, iaa at Der M ital
holbes "a Yisoer ON Iaref. Gems
RTE Sormano or anbers SsiIanb. Ses
iret9r Wiis Bertha Serbein,, Gin.
Sefr. Sobn Gimme % aasierer g. ".
Sneitc ale gooe observation-disclosures.
8 Ntai Raaneb Hal Oct nGite ~ioeials
E'fsbe hoIbcs.
Iosiclasets rcsul9rc garsmsoe tnns
fes igien holbt til Ssiten / September,
men SteSet er enonu life beitemt.
s.. u. Hene, Sefr.,
Nabiion, @i3.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-14
Fdrmen o. Baven.
aesiserst Of en- praftiIt Farmer.

MO" en- SauefIof paa 5000 stpffer,
oereftes bet. De ferlte Sloffe boooe
! Slr9ltlta og Warplano beitoo for
oct melte al "@ngliib 2ongwools" %
"Sorlets". Sc gamIe Slags "@ilt.
hires" orltager man bar BET fsrite
Slags Salter, Der bleo inofert til
gtaslacbulettS, og Oct par / Sioss
rlill1r11et mellem 1924 o. 1929, of
Ols'e Salrer Hep inoisrt. Homnep
Wtarlb a1fom ogioa til oenne aolont
ltror efter, at bette Ipbpgae ener
settlement oar blet begpnot. Gene.
re lnotertes ogiaa boQanbife Saler.
S 1912 bauOe WnSiacbuietts 1000
Sauer og ii Iar ieuere ire 8anac
loa mango. 8aobe Soa9noerne /
Nep gorf % Spenferne / Iep Ser
lep bragte Salter meb iig bis til Gan.
Oct, og oct iamne giorSe Sp9ferne /
Te%r1niplpania. s &bobe Sslano bar
Der Ell bel Gel "Soutbbopn" Blob
De terIte 6loffe, % oiSie Saller tri.
oeoeS og tormereoe Zig gobt ser. Saa.
leOeS tllnoe Hpbpggerne / Hbooe SIS.
lano ON en- Sib fpripne 9pbpaqerne
alore Steoer meo enifp9roige Npls.
oDr, og ipecielt Hpbpggerne / Gons
necticut benptteoe iig al Sen glnleb.
ming. 9e bollanbife OF ipenife Soiter
trioeoes og iormerebe iig life, fer oct
no til. Ger pnr / oct minoite ingen
al oiSie Soiter igien / 100.
lllpen, Snoianerne % oen itrenge
Stnterflrlbe par forlige Sienoer,
Salteopor9tterre bapoe at f%oriuare
Jig % line Sloffe inob, mems Salte.
aolcn enbba bar / lin garnoom. Wtan
maatte iom &egel ba Ell eIler flerc
Sproer til at ai9te % boloe 9agt
ODER Rpbp9ets Sauefloffe, og bpor
Der bar Inlebnine bertil, loo man
Salterre ftnbe lit gcite ltbe paa Ger
eller Salpeer, bpor oet bar lettere for
Sproerne at paste Dem emo inoe /
2anoet.
Sorisg paa at sge Sloffene / Sen
8rao, at De funoe foripne 2anoets
Npbbggere meo al Den lilo, De trpng.
te til fine al9ber, bapoe til Reiultat,
at oct blep nsopenoigt of begitnitige
Sallcrnes @iere paa be andres 9e.
foitning. Ser gapes Dem Sorrettig,
beoer a1tgaoenoe @ettemarf % andre
6oroele. S Connecticut oeoto9es
1865 ben 9%eItemmelie, at Ser life
ifuloe betaleS Sfat for Salter, og al
gierne al Sai,er ifulbe ba fiilo Haa'
bigbeo ODER n9rmere beitemte Sraf'
fer, naar be benpitebeS iom geite.
mari for Salter. Sper eneIte Wanos'
perion ODER IA gar maatte arbeiot
frtt Ell Gag bpert gar % biGlpe til
meo at rpboe op 9eitemarf for Sait
Ell. 9e bapbe ingen pengeiterf Ste
giering euer 2egislatur, De funot
tigge ON Sielp hos eler ifrGmme I'll
at gipe Zig noget, naar Neben itir
reoe Dem / Iniigtet, og berfor maatt'
oe ieIp finoe paa ct &oao. gt 81
bapoe Wsber og bisfutereoe Eager
arilnbigt, ia, itunbom brltgte fraftig(
ltotrpf o9iaa, fan hi bore forpisieo(
ON. Wen set bar WGnb, iom par
iterfe / Sroen baabe paa 8itb og fig
Ielp, og berfor farbt Sc. oltio Ell llo.
bel til of birlpe fig ielp o9 fine
2anosmpnb.
Iaereoe | 1893 optraabte "Wteri.
no" .Sauret pua lin Sfueplubs Der
"Sinlano Set gooe". Oct bar erooo
en- @i1iam Softer, Tom fra Spanier
fit imuglet TO Sunfaar og en- Saltbui
bib eIler, neicre ubtrpft, til Bolton,
Wten l1lnffen bar, of ban 9ap Sprenc
til en- Monb, iom life bapoe nogei
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-14
Spurfor Sr9rne bsbe.

Ser ON Sagen 1too 1eg 1teoe be0
eprrbanetationen, mems Srusttr9.
SIoeuten mobtog en- Senoins "@iir.
irTn Stocf", ~fornemlis inee Srer,
;ortrQer en- Weoarbeioer / eft Sar.
mcrbIao. aasien, iom inoebolbt De
ur1c Trusttrer, blen til en- Begun.
Srlic pellet al Sernbanepoenen, iaa
SEN falot neo paa 8latiormen nleo
g,ruber % grag. 9erpaa fit nppr.
,tp 5rp.agent fat / Ell Sammer, bpor.
mcD ban gift igane meo OF brpoe op
Qosien, iaa Splintrer og Spilorcr
fpo runot BAN. Snopafningsmateri-
nlprne bleb repet pPf meo en- bis
Sort. oq ban rpffebe og ileb / Snore
"a Strenge, iom par oct Siuet ON at
oiprc. Si1art Lao Srerne / imaa
shipper og meo &soberne albeles bo-
re. Gitcriom <noerne inbfanot iig,
if Sc iig operraft bier lit &nippe
Srrr % bpab anoet, De bapbe beitilt.
Genne Igent og bans altnoer fort-
iottc nteo at orpbe en- Del al oisie
5rpr Iigeiaa iiffert og grunoi9t, iom
ON Sc bapbe baffet Dem op / Stltbber
mco Ell Or. De llnge SrGr blep baa.
ret eQer fiert bort paa mango SlagS
9$. Gll ing Wtano preSiebe Cop.
enocn Of fine Erefnipper ino unoer
"glggp" .S9bet, iaa Ho6enoen nleo
Sc bare &sboer itrafte Jig llbom Sag.
iirlen paa "guggp'en". Solen bar
oonife BARN benne liot oinofulbe
apriloog, % ba Wanben, Ser bapbe
la 5 Dbl at fisre, fom biem meb fine
Grpr og anben "Nurferp Stoct", bar
4eooerne iaa tsrre, iom ON Srerne
bap6e ltgget | Ell opbebet norif "9a0.
ituc" / mango elmer. On unoerl
@arO gif biem meb fit SrugttrGfnips
pe UNDER Irmen, men bobbe life
aaoCt langt, for ban fog &nippet poa
slrlen paa BEN Waaoe, at ban areb
ON 5oppen poa oct nleb Saanoen,
ioa SrGrnes Gobertbe og blotteoe
Reober pegeoe op moo Solen %
Nimmelrltmtmet. Manoen off lin
Sang goo og BARN | set barme, libt
oin6fulbe Saaroeir, og at bans illt9e
Trllettrpr fog ubooelig Sfaoe UNDER
iIi9e 6orboloe par noget, ban life
hap6e tPl1ft paa oa 6erfor life be-
fpmrebe fig om.
gn bel Del Srl,gttrer blep ltggen.
Be belle Gagen lang Ser paa ganeita.
tjonens 9latform, foroi ingen fom og
hcnteoe Dem. l1bpaffeoe % meo bare
RsOoer Lao Be / Col og Ginb % osoe
Somne for CONNIE. Sor enbber peo
al grfuring, at Solen itl,nbom fan
parrlle oe itege rigtig goot I Wtbten
al Ipril, ,taar bert ierber fine Straa-
Ter nco paa en- Glatform al iolibe
Ggeplanfer.
Ger er ltbiigter til, at min6it so
VrOrert al De Der omtalte hinge
Grugttrer bill %, bpor foriietist og
goSt De END blir plantebe.
Wange, mango fine ltnge Srer er
bIet brebte neb of beres Isbber bleo
Tor tsrre for 8lantningen. Greet
begpnoer fanife at piie Sipstegn, iGt.
te Sop og iaa no paa Sommeren liot
- %. Wen Greet fit 9sbsmerfet
paa 9aneitationen eaer paa @eien
Serira altfor ofte.
Sancns Saga / II. e. q.
9e fsrite Sarer, iom blep inbfsrt
til amerifa, brogtes iii Samestepn /
1909, ifriper 8. q. Gonnor / lin
"9rief Siitorp Of TIE Sbeep Srbuit-
rp IN the llniteb States". Sg 80 Iar
'erere babbe "tbe Golonp Of Sirgi-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-14

Gang peb boert Isoe. Tsberne bar
soet beiest. arbeibct / 8octforb edar
fremooer. llbiieterne for Srenrtioen er
sooe. ca bette er ben eueite norif p IutberIfe
Weniebeo / en- Sp paa ca. $4,000. %
Der finbes life iaa faa norife soil /
Snen. Saa Snobppelie blep bet b~eiIuttet
at afholbe bet nrite Srepsmspe i Gauges
littberIfe Wenisbeb, Bern. %is., iom
beticues al Yaitor Sontom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-14

- W Il
bbem Be
Fe ON mo-
rts 1929.
Souge.
lnlor bar
l~broseIie:
able bans
,nifo ion
II Roie /
og toger
nile GRors
INIT Stnil
laar hans
Rrer ham
Il Santer
inoo %
tiger COB
fon1ageren
pg beoer
Satfen
Ie Sto %
| uobr9ber
en-.
)fanbcn er
b til bor.
natipul
per labeSe
BEN mprer
n M aQis
en-,
Saun1att.
foS.
TO-,
N bnrS
Tait IanS
Srbo
Iast,
fin GoeO
stpft
"Eeeprah.
brebte uorits
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-14
Vile Sbge % Qisenoe

eI faa irif srso ON en- c,e en- Tisfsaar fra pRsn.
Gatarrh. Srsuensa. Ssruissese. SerretccfSsffe ..
N. Rapn bette siae o. iene Srsr I'll ahs Q.
A0sslA. Ss& &ssss Nh ASnls.A
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-14
Rent life.

Bent life inbtil 8bite 0iarrbea bar
taaet SalpoeIen euer TO SreoieScle az
bine anHinger. CAB ben life beepnbe.
0rr forbereot. Sirip ibae. 9ab os be-
pie for big, at @alio nil i~orebpsee 8hite
9tarrheu. Senb soc for Ell s@ife paa
Dor @aranti - binc Yense tiIbase hpis
life tiIircbs. Walfer @emebp Ga., Dept.
1856, @aterlua, Suwa.-aSp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-14
at fsrebpsse 3bite Siurrbea.

Iiue Serrer: Sea Ter iaa nlause mel.
Der at hare niitet line intda apuinser al
@bite 9iarrbea. bporfor ies t9ntte at
fortrlle ONT min @rfarine. Seq pleieee
at tabe en- M9nerc af benne IarIae,
prspenbe mango Mibler ps par omtrent
baabIss. Som ben iibitc siIHust ienbte
ics til @aIier 8emebp Co.. Dept. 3SS,
Waterloo. Soma. efter eeres 8aItc
@bite Siarrhea Hemebn. Seq buletc to
soc Yaffer, opbrGttebe 800 Wbite Bndns
bottles % miitebe life en- cneite eller
bapbc noseu ing efter at babe eipet benz
Mehicinen. % mine 8plireer er iterre
% ~iriifere END no9eniinoe for. Seq bar
iunbet bette &ompani belt pdaliocligt %
bar altio iaaet beres Ninbel pr. cn,gaas
cnoe Yoit.-Mrs. 6. 10. graoihdtp,
0%eacpnsiieIb. Sotpa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-14

iroe bore
noe, bbob
sbIiOcnoc,
FiG en- bis
ibOpeit.
Ia De bar
bare pao
B 9ototo
re Srang
boor liOt
er onben
men nlco
life bar
iont en-
n 9go
m bet er
bbem Be
Fe ON mo-
rts 1929.
Souge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-14
Nariaaen til Wbite 9iarrbca,

8bite Oiarrbea er bepirfet peo gds
ellen 9acterium Yulorlim o~perfsrt eieuz
nem sgaaeboiben. Ser er neppe NOT Ell
llbrrsnins uben nosIe anercbue apuins
ger. Spabomsipirerne iormerer iis meset
burtie. % en- anereben apling ian unite
ben belle Slot. Spirerne fan brGbes peo
@rnaen af SorebneaeIIesmibIer. Snbs
pcnbia GntiIeptics for at brUbe Spirerne
itulbe aipes iaainart a%plinserne or Iloe
al SfaIet. Set er meset lettere at iores
bnaae euo bet er at helbreoe.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-12-08
Cancelled Check as Receipt.

This is a bankers answer as to
whether a Cancelled check is evidence
of payment.
A check Is not a payment. 1t is
merely an order to make a payment
An Endorsed and Cancelled check is
valid legal evidence that payment has
been made, provided there is no over
coming evidence to the contrary.
If 1t is made clear that the receiver
Of the check has not in fact, received
payment, then the endorsed check,
marked paid, is not, in fact, acceptable
evidence that payment has been made.
When a bank pays a check it goes
on the assumption that the man who
receives the money as well as the man
who draws the check is responsible,
and therefore, If the check proves to
be not good, the man who received
the money is held responsible. He,
in turn, must look to the maker of the
check.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-12-08
Belated KNOWLEDGE,

The preacher was Scotch, and of
the old school. who believed in a
physical hell, and he was preaching
one of the good, old-fashioned. fire.
and-brimstone sermons. With awe
inspiring gestures and appropriate pull
pit pounding, he brought a particular.
ly fiery discourse to a triumphant
close with something like the follow
ing:
And on the last day there yell
be, all We wickut sinners, up tae your
necks in the sea Of birthstone. and the
flamesll be roarin' round We. and yeTl
no haze a drappie of water to wet your
parched Threats, and there1l be wall.
in and gnashin' of teeth. and yell be
crying out unto the Lord. oh. Lord.
we did not know-we did not know =
And the good Lord. in the infinite
maircy and compassion Of His loving
hear-rt, will say. Well Ye ken the
moo P"-London Opinion.
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ment that Maybelle had used five hun
dred yards of baby-ribbon and
blue and white and yellOw-in her
trousseau and that she was bestowing
the same passionate fervor on her hem
stitching and tucking that she had
wasted on literature; that she was
helping papa and mamma by shoulder
ing the biggest wedding on them since
the Tomlinsons went into bankruptcy
after their fireworks ceremonial. Miss
Larrabee said that Papa Bottoms
livery-stable was burning up so fast
that she wanted to call out the fire de-
partment, and that Mamma Bolton
made her think of the patent-medicine
testimonials we printed from poor
tired women"
The day of the wedding the blow
came. A very starched-up little boy
with strawberry juice frescoed around
his mouth brought In note from May
belle and tightly rolled manuscript
tied with baby-blue ribbon. In the
note she said that she thought 1t would
be so romantic to write up her own
wedding-recalling the dear, dead days
when she was neophyte in letters"
We handed the manuscript to Miss
Larrabee, from whom, as she read,
came snorts 'Drawing-room Huh
Mushroom Heavens to Betsy! Pc
culiar style of beauty! Oh, joy!
Looked like wood-nymph in the
morn Wouldn't that saturate you'll
The Apollo-like beauty of the groom
Miss Larrabee groaned as she rose, and
putting her raincoat on the floor by
her chair she exclaimed: DO you
people know what | am going to do? l
have got to lie right down here and
have q fit -
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nome from a crusade and Is put in the
cell next to her. A bird that she has
been feeding through her prison win
dow takes a lock Of her golden hair
to the window where her lover Is
looking out across the beautiful world,
not knowing that she, too, has fallen
into the earl's clutches. And, oh, yes
there is another about Cornelia who
lived in a moated tower, and all the
dukes and lords and kings in the land
had laid suit to her hand, and she
could find none who came up to her
highest ideal, so she set them q task
and, oh, lot more about what they
did; l haven't thought that OUTPUT
anyway she married the Red Duke.
Wolfang, who spurned her task and
took her by night with his retainers
away from the tower, saying her love
was his Holy Grail and to get her was
the object Of his pilgrimage. Oh, it's
just grand"
No, we don't use serials and when
We do we buy them In stereotyped
plates by the pound. This made Miss
Bolton droop, with another dsap-
pointed ooh" The grain of the world
seems so coarse when one looks at 1t
closely.
We did not see Miss Bolton at the
office for a long time after the duke
abducted the lady in the moated
grange, but wesreceived poem signed
M. B. ITO Dan Cupid" and another on
MY Heart of Fire" Also there
came an anonymous communication in
strangely familiar fat vertical hand
writing to the effect that "some people
in this town think that if a young lady
has gentleman friend call on her
more than twice a week it is their
business to assume a courtship. They
should know that there are souls on
this earth whose tendrils reach into
the infinite beyond the gross material
ity of this mundane sphere to a destiny
beyond the stars" At the bottom of
the page were the words: please
publish and oblige a subscriber"
The next that we heard of Miss Boil
ton was that she was running pink
and blue baby-ribbon through her
white things, and was expecting linen
shower from the t. T. T. girls, silver
shower from the "Giddy Young Things"
a handkerchief shower from the Entire |
Nous girls. and kitchen shower from |
the Imperial club. Miss Larrabee. the |
society editor. began to hate Miss Boil |
ton with the white-hot hate which all |
society editors turn on all brides. Miss
Larrabee was authority for the state
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entertainment for Captain Rockwell.
After Captain Rockwell had return
ed to his home he wrote Sir Bertram
saying, ut was the greatest honor Of
my long experience" This letter the
commander of the Majestic will re-
ceive on returning from his voyage
to England-during which, it may be
mentioned, the Majestic with new
propellers put on at Boston, made
24A knots an hour, speed equal
to about % land miles.
The monster ship is nearly a fifth
of mile long. "But think there are
one or two places in Lake Champlain
where could turn her around" said
Captain Rockwell when Commodore
Hayes took him up to the great lin
er's bridge.
The accompanying illustration show
ing Captain Rockwell and Commodore
Hayes gives some idea of the cordial
reception the distinguished British
captain gave the veteran from Lake
Champlain.
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Abse nt-Minded Lawyer.

A prominent and successful lawyer
in Virginia afforded his friends much
amusement by his observation-disclosures
On reaching the court house one morn
ing he failed to find his eyeglasses in
their accustomed pocket. He searched
hurriedly and then as best he could
without them wrote to his wife:
please send my eyeglasses by bearer.
I think l left them on the table in
living ROOM"
He called a messenger, handed the
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When Commodore Sir Bertram Hayes
Of, the White Star Line, commanding
the worlds largest ship, the Majestic,
arrives at New York on December IL,
from voyage to England, he will find
awaiting him letter from the oldest
American steamboat master, Captain
Eli B. Rockwell of the Lake Cham
plain steamer Vermont III, whose
home is at st. Adams.
1t will be recalled by newspaper
readers that last month Captain Rock
well was the guest of Commodore
Hayes when the Majestic was in dry
dock at Boston, and was shown every
possible attention by the titled Brit
ish ship master. Inspection of the
giant liner, luncheon with her com
mander, visit to the liners engine
room to see her 100000 horse power
turbines, and in the evening a box
party at the theatre for the pirate
play Captain Applejack," were all
included in the program of a days