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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-11-07

Constipation causes headache, in
way and it is safe for children. 60c
digestion, dizziness. drowsiness. For
mild, opening medicine, use Doan's
Regulets. soc a box at all stores.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-11-07

Never can tell when you'll mash a
finger or suffer cut, bruise' burn or
scald Be prepared. Thousands re-
ly on DR.. Thomas Eclectic Oil. Your
druggist sells it. soc and COO.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-11-07

When baby suffers with eczema or
some itching skin trouble, use Doan's
Ointment. A little of it goes long
box at all stores.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-11-07
r q e =
THE UNIVERSAL CAR.
THE FORD SEDAN
THE UNIVERSAL CAR

The Ford Sedan, one of the most convenient and
comfortable Of enclosed cars offers the delights OF
the higher priced at the lowest flrst cost ana
lowest upkeep cost In Summer Winter, sunshine
or rain the Ford Sedan provides conveniences in ac
cord with your wishes Only minute is required to
raise or lower the windows.
The Ford Sedan is favorite family car. Be
meath the Sedan body, the reliable Ford Chassis
means an economy unknown in other enclosed cars.
A family car Of exceptional merits. The ideal car
for the farmers family 1t seats five comfortably;
and is equipped with demountable rims tire carrier
electric starting and lighting system and instruments
board Orders are filed in the same sequence IN
which they are received. And ever remember the
sure and certain and satisfactory after-servce we
give. You know the solid satisfaction that comes IN
the knowledge that your motor good for every
day of the year-no mental worries when you drive
Ford. Let's have your order today.
Think Of It'll The Ford Sedan, this handsome
closed You less than any ordinary touring car
Except the Ford.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-11-07
RUSSELL-HANEY.

Mr.. l. H. Russell, wholesale tobac-
conist, of Charles Town, left here
October 28th, fer Richmond, Va,
ostensibly on a business trip, perhaps
to investigate the tobacco market in
the Virginia capital. In realit@s
hoxyaver fohacco and -. - = a w 81
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locals.

LOCALS.
6dge Lamps and
artificial Fruit at
AWAY & Hoof.
ing Stove or a
burns & Marshall.
Ter Underwear is
b. Bunting & Co.
ruSt, loo each, at
Union suit you.
is the Munsing-
heating Stoves at
away & Hoof.
RietrOlas on easy
Lew Blankets and
ment and sand
ns & Marshall.
Victor, Columbia
ords.
machine of c. P.
own to buy Furni-
by & Hooff will
kat Shugart s.
of coal, think OF
Miley Bros.
&ys good prices for
H Let him know if
poo from Burns &
Il Paper, is cents a
i Office.
prices for horse
IHyman Wiener.
THE newest in
6hugart S.
IGirl Butter, none
hrwitz Creamery.
hOnograpn records
/ delicious Butter
F. Creamery, 10c
l junk, let Hyman
eam to Hurwitz
Prices, guaranteed
M.
oters for the best
II Miley Bros.
y curtains? C. T.
fe showing many
Britain materials.
hds us well pre-
Bunting & Co.
Gear's stock and
Burn. & Marshall
Ply Butter, made
pr sale by the C.
better.
Congoleum Rugs
away & HooH.
les paid lor beef
Hyman Wiener.
industry. Buy
ade in Charlie.
but the best o.
meat at WALL
prdsy Bid.
for sale at tn,
pfice, so cents
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-11-07
' ASKS FOR
!. COUNCIL in
late WATER

ny ASKS w -,
q COUNCIL in
RuATE WATER
Is.
keting of the City
4 Mr.. Forrest A.
/ the Water Com l.
fore the Council :
A cooperation to
Rates from 10 TO 70
In rate that the
n paying Mr.
n at the present
Water Works was
Id operated at a
4 Committee COM
. and Councilmenn'
4. Baldwin and ).
'appointed to go
Ebe Company and
( to whether the
led in asking for
|rates.
4 ordered laid on
West Washington
Property Of D. 5.
bred, was given a
Kinks at his store
Eere passed and
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-11-07
ERICAN KUN
CONTEST.
A be Given Away.
bly Contestant in
County.

american, one Of
spers that comes
| putting on a big
/, and will give
line automobiles
hluable prizes to
Contestants. Mr..
i the only contes-
4 County, and he
.of the list in the
ENDS all hope to
the fine touring
ing subscriptions
hnd you can help
b. the contest by
Drop in to Mr..
Ind talk to him
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-11-07

but the best of
meat at Wallis
lrdsy Bid.
Tor sale at the
Pihce, so cents a
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-13
Sin @las See 10 @arf.

Die Breiie in oen 2urusgaiHtdt.
ten biloeten unldngit ben @ege1.
Itano e%ingebenbiter gr0rterungen Dor
Dem Wu9ergeribt oes 2an0geri6ts
III. Mngeflugt tpegen Hreistpuders
mar Ser @oteloireftor 2inoema1l1
BON n&otel am E~iergarten". Gin
Mr6tteft aus gbnrlottenburg bette
zines Cages bas Dem Sotel ange.
glieoerte gafe beiu6t un0 bort fir
etneu See 4.50 Marf be5ablt. Mls
er feds Sage ipdter in Dem gleiben
Baum fir eth @las See 10 Scarf
uno fir cine 56eibe 8aumfn6en
IL Mart be5ablen mutBe, eritattete
er Strafan5eige. 8or @eri6t beitrit
Director 2in6emann enti6ie0en 6as
8orliegen tpu6eriiber &reiie. Das
&otel Iei na9 Dem !&riege nit einem
@olteraufmano bon 81 Miaioneu
umgebout tpor6en un6 babe at Nn'
fang, uie es augemein iibli9 lei.
our @infiibrung perbGltnismaBi9
biuige @reiie feitgeiebt. Mls es fia
Damn aber berausiteute, Dob oas
&oteI BEL einem &reiie BON 400
Marf @elo auiebe, babe Die @rbo.
bung porgenommen mer6en miilier.
8om @e9tsanualt Dr. Mbrabarn'
lobn muroe gelteno gema9t, OBJ man
sic in ben iogenannten 2urnsbars
uim. perabreibten Speiien nno @e'
tranfe iiberbaupt at oen @egenitdn'
sen oes rtagli6en 8eoarfs" I'M
Gimme Der 8%eroronl1ng rednen fon'
ne. 8er aber cine 2urusltatte belu'
DIE, Dem faGnle es ri6t auf ben See
lelblt an, BEN er ia bo6 nnr tri11fe,
neil ones anbere nod te1rer let.
Gin 8efuder elmer 2urusbar noble
sic gan5e Mufma6ung, Die Mniif,
sic Eeppi@e, Spiegel, oie lfnnitle.
ride 8eleudtung genieBen, oe5ente
Grauer ieben 11im., 9inge. Die nit
6enn 8ort ~tdgli6er 8eoqrf" I'M
iuriftii6en Gimme beitimmt ni6t gu
ioentifi5ieren ieien. @abreno Der
@taatsantpalt ielbit Die Sretipre.
dung beantraete, bielt oas @eridt
sic 8u5iebung bon @a6peritdnoigen
fir qebpten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-13

ter Ell RiB al geutpe.~ So iagt
Ser Dentiit: uMeit mel Geiptciter,
has miiiie sc iih aus ben ,&opp
i6Iage, atpltper menr sc mid en- aiB
getptpe tpone, Damn fin sc mel
fomm." Mpper, th ben auf ben
@enuB 8er5idt geleiitet. Sd mtl
mid oo1 nit nod hummer made,
ais pie i'd lin, tDomit i6 Derbleitpe
Sine Sbrn Timer
@btIipp Sanernmpfer e..
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4btei&mnsen bes Grb.Snnern.

Muf @ruro. bon a%ngeblihem 8e'
meismatertal, bas er anf eige11e
Sano geia5nmelt fat, ipriM Hrof.
s.. g. Olobom BON 0ret, mebr ODER
meniger bsitimmt BON einaroer ge'
ihieoenen 4bteilungen int Sr1erh
unieres Gr0f0rpers.
Die feife dubere &rulta Der groe
nit elmer Side bon IL Big al einem
Broaett bes Dur9meliers (ooer 20
Bis 40 Meilam bat Der Olobam'
G%urlteuung mad .einen boben Grab
Ron beltdn5iger Starrbeit." Mber
AUS unbefunnten l1ria6ea" tit tie
gntIteuunger1 l1nterDorfen rpor0e11.
gerorangunget Biz gu 10 Weilen ~
pertifaler Midtung, uno bon LOO
Weile1 III b%ori5ontaler Hi6t11tg.
Sic naidlte Mbteil1ng, an Side
uuqafdbr Elm balber Durdmeller, bat
bobe Starrbeit fir iolbe St0rlnger,
.mie sic Slut. uni. Gbbe.8elpegnnger,
ober n,1r geringe Sturrbeit gege1t
lange atbaltenoen 8alier0rid.
Nuh 3eigt Ser mittlere &err Der
groe orgeblib MIR eirte1 geringe1
sgrno BON 5%tarrbett. . .4
8,,. ieiuen gdluifen ba5ngli9 Der
bei6en in1teren Mbteilnngen tit Der
@ena1rnte bauptiGdIid ourd Elm no.
here's gtuoium bon Musmeiian uber
grbbeben.Weqer gelangt. Do4 Inn
oieie Mustpeiie gum Seil nod red9}t
~1fttiiid,pre1t Characters, s5 a
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-13
Sic 2nbenborff-@ penbe.

Cine 8erliner Na9ri6teniteue
6at bon unterri9teter Seite iiber bic
Berpen6ung Ser 2uoenoorff-Spen,
sc %folgen6es %erfabren:
Die acknowledgements betrn5
100 Miaionetl Marf. Sierbon limo
14O MiGionen Warf ben pronin5tel>
le1 &auptfuriorgeitel1en iibermieien
moroen, bie etma 40 Wiutone1t
Marf fir &riegbei6doigte in So.
600 6dnen berausgabt baben, 100
Meinione1 Marf iino nod perfng-
bar. 10 Miuionen Marf peroen als
Observation-Disclosures Derpaltet our
T6r6erung ougemetner oentl9er
@riegsbei9aoigten : Snriorge5pede,
peitere 10 MiGionen bienert einem
preuBii9en Musglei6Sfonos.
Ml1s 6e1 Musgle;bsfonos baber
sic ortbopGoii9en &nitalten, oas
ariegerfurbaus DaDos=Dorf 3lttpen>
ou1aeu erbaIten, 10000 Marf lino
gu gunlten oeuti6er &riegsbeiba'
0igter i'm Mnslan0e %Deransgabt nor
Sen. Die &auptfiiriorgeiteuen geber
@riegsbei6aoigten m1d 8arleben
5ur NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nno BET
8erbeiratung gum aaufe BON Nto.
beln.s
ueber sic BertDenonng Der btsber
beral1sgabten run6 so Metaione11 IT
III allen Ganen gerla11 Bud geta1rt
por6en-
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Ole l1looe
Ybantafebliiten alg 8~aaidlmad,

Ybal1taitebil1ten als DaAld1ttttG.
.glm @oloe hangt, nod 8@oloe
6rdngt bod anes", m0dte man an.
geii9ts Ser thinner mebr 5unebmen-
ben Dorliebe Ser Mobe fir COLO
burbmirfte 5toffe, SpiBen, @olb.
perlen-S tidereien, glibernoe, goloene
Gillette, no INNER iie iib an Der
Grauenfleioung anbringen laiien,
Das Nea1elte aug oieiem n1ebr oeta
il begebrten, foitbaren Metau, tpe1ln
auib 1r1r in gutter SSmitation, itno
@ololtoffbliten ais SGml1f bes ele-
gonten Set. uno 8aqfleibes. Ils
more iib ste Mobe betpnBt, bob
11aturgetreau nuadgebiloete 8luten aus
bieiem itarf. ODER mattgldn5e1oen
@emebe bod au meit bon Der 8trt'
libfeit abpeiden, i9uf tie aus ibnen5
grpBe, flade STANDARDIZATION. Die
entfernt &oien, 5onne1roien, &le.
mats, Mobn, Dablien, gbrDiantbe.
men uim. abneln0 bod Der 8trf-
libfeit faum 11ahe fomn1e11.
&o1tbarfeiten in bes @ortes mabr-
tier 8eoeutung iino ordtoeeabali9e,
pbantaltii9 mirfenbe 8liiten aus
@olb- o6er 5ilbernnl1u, 6eren Reld
aus feinitem 6iligran unb farbig
leu9tenoen Gbeniqef6oe1 beitebt
aus oeren Mitte an ~3itternoen feine1
@olo. ODER @ilberipiralen glibern-
De, ooale @erlen, glei9 Santropfer,
Derabrieieln. @as iie foiten, 6iele
5auberi90ne11 Seltiamfeiten elmer
pbantafierei@en Mooe? % frage
ri9tt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-13
@fener sdDrethebrtet nrs
pbtlipp 9aaerantpfer.
Meiu Iieber SER Reoadtiondr:

Wte tW poH
BEN DentiIt beim
fin t om11e. %
ben id 10 i6lebt
gefIblt, Dob ih
nidS Drum gem.
tpe butt, menn
mid elmer 10
ebnut 5pan5tg.
NAL NIT e 8ie.
aeleiie auf ben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-13
St. Beneotct's
Acaoen1p q
81. Spiepb, Stearus Gomnts, gtta1

st. Spfepb, StearuS Sonut9s yet"~'
Cine ber beiteu Amfalten 5ar bSbe'
reu s6dtereraiebnmg tint san5ea
3urbmeiteu. 1tuterridt IN aentfder,
eualiider nub frans6iii@er Spraa9e,
Stemograpbie, Sspeturittng, 1td!'
fibreu, Mmff, Nalem, &odgea 1rae
tueiblide &ambarbeiteu. &rioat9t's'
uaer, nit alien 1,ooerneu Beq1teu1ltas'
feiteu a,saeitattet, fteben ben 36g'
Itmaeu s,tr &erfagaug: gh Dbtge11'
sSuftitmte 1T eime Sdmle fur 8rabe'
bon 6 Els IL Sabreu berba1oe1. Ne
aer NSbere11 ,ueu6e utart ftdl ON
Sister Directress, o. S. B.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-13

Ser rei5en6e ipanii@e 3ug fontnh
in oieiem &oitiim gum Mrsorud.
BUR Berarbeitung eigne1 ii6 Saffet
nit Eaffet,&oien- @arnierung uno
Mui6en, ODER Crepe Meteor nno
onbere @repefabrifate. Sic Satae,
1922 fommt in 6 @r6ben fir "a,
SO, SO, 40, AZ un6 "A 8oQ 8ruit-
meite. Ser Mod, 1869, fomm IN
6 @r0ben fir "a, 26, %, 80, q
uno 81 3oQ Eai1enueite. 81 1T
unten 2A CARDS melt. Stir @roBe
3S ftno 7h CARDS 6es ~ 3oa
breiten .@toffes er~for6erli6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-13
Cine gIdn3enbe Mobs
6hnittnuIter 3845-3539.

Dieies Mooe4 ipl1itrtert bic gro
BEN meiten Mermel uno ben @aneel'
Gunifa.Rod. Die laneen 2i11ien Der
Eaiue ii1r6 fuiir DEFENDERS i9la1te
sgigure11 bere9net. 8ei nnierm Mfo'
6eM faa6 cine ~3ufammenltean1g
bon beperltem Mtlas nn6 @eorgette
gerpen6ung, bod f0innen oieie Stot.
fe aud e~in5el11 berarbeitet ODER oas
gan3e @oitiim al1s Crepe be Chine
berqelteM peroe11. Die Saiae,
3845, fontmt in 6 @r0ben fir 81.
SO, l3s, 40, AZ uno A .3oM 8ruit-
ueite. Ger Sod, $3.50, forn1at III
6 @r6Ben fir "a, 26, %, 80, 50
uno "a 3ou Faiqenpeite; er it
urte11 1M CARDS meit. Wenn Die
Mobe aus einem 5toffe bergeitelt
miro, fins oa51 6h garos oes
AZ 3oM breite11 Stoffes erfor6erli@.
@emaB 11nferm Mo6en braubt man
81 Daros 6es gemuiterten n11o
3M CARDS oes einfa9en Stoftes
bon A 3on 8reite. Sic Stnita
mag nit Seioenpaneelen in turft-
i6em Saumitil anaefertigt peroe11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-13
g t d ut tiide S@nr5e.
S6nittmuiter 1859.

Gin &leioungsitiid. bas ieoer
Saugfra11 gefdM. Seeriuder 1ln6
@ingbam eignen ii9 our 8erarbei.
tu1g oieies Mobeug. &tdrad.8rofd
ooer Seoeritide fo0t1ner 3,1r al,s.
idntudfu1g benuBt mer6en. Das
Weuiter fotttmt III A @r6ben tlein,
1916, mittelgroB, $50, grob,
42-44, ertragroB 46--48 Bon
sBruftpeite. Sir mtttelgroBe 6tgurerI5
braud)t man 3M Daros 6es 36 8oll
breiten Stoffes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-13
Bum &aus8ebran@.

S9nittmu1ter 3849.
Gin biibides Mooen NIT anipre.
Aen6en G%igenbeitc1l. gs 1T elm Sin.
it'd Moben, init einem @od, Der
Bis aur Eaiae reidt, Die ii6 ourb
lange ,Meperss", mel9e in arager1.
form iiber Sen Miifen geben, aus.
3eibnet. 9ie Eafbet f6nr1en fortfal.
len. Ser G9Illb lit an Der li1fen
Seite urter benz v&ebers1. Cling
BAN, Bercale, Serge, Gabaroi1e,
Sricotine un6 SmM eigren ii9 fur
6ieles &leib, bas Elm Defenders itatt-
Iideg Musieben erbdlt, tpenn aus
Mtlas ODER @amt gearbeitet uno nit
8rofatbelab alsgeibmudt. Das Oflt.
fter fo1nn1t in Z @r0Be11 fir 80,
SO, 40, AZ, al, 46 uuo 48 Sou
8ruihpeite. Sir @r0Be 50 fino as
gar6s oes AZ Bon breiten StoffeS
erforoerlid. Ser Sod lit prter etipas
iber 2 CARDS ueit.
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MANNINCTON NEWS


Icondnetedsby Rev = Bautnanh,
pastor of tie Manntngton o. b
church. a welcome Is extended
TO everyone 70 attend.
Family Here
Nj. and Mrs. J. +, Heathcote
and family are here from Barnes
fviIle, Ohio. The former has &C.
Icepted aSposltion with the Marion
Window Glass Company here.
Local Woman Recovering
Mrs. Margaret A. Beatty Is re-.
covering slowly from a very
serious illness. Her daughter,
Mrs, G. s. Cochrane, has returned
to her home at Martins Ferry,
Ohio, after visiting her mother.
In Business Here
g. e. Morgan OF Fairmont has
opened an insurance busisess in
this city, and with his wife has
taken MISUNDERSTANDING rooms In
Pleasant street
Mrs. Wells III
Mrs. Charles c. Wells has been
confined 20 her nome in Clayton
street for the past ten days by a
severe illness.
Bakery Sold
John Depgler has sold the Home
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bakery H. Dufla,o street Is l.. ].
Haetalis Of clark hure. who los
9me time has heel operating ~
Imperial Rsmnrant q Rai'foaG
strSe. ~. Bnyles pitna sVl
ttnre liaya I'd baeg F1ads
Mrs Cole,rann nj
ars. Mary Coleman o. Furhee
avenue has been confined to her
home for several days because Of
illness.
Personals
II. 4. Williams. president OF the
Gordon gu company. Ia home from
Logan. Ohio. for a several days
visit with his family In Grandview
addition.
Larney Hamilton has returned
from o tv'stt with friends at Cam
eron.
Mrs. R. N. Hi,e and children
were guests Of friends at Fatrmont
yesterday.
William Charlton, IT., has re
turned to his home at FaiFnont
latter a visit with, his grandmother
IMrs. Elizabeth. Charlton in Monroe
street.
| Arlie G. Knisely was home from
Falrmont, where no is employed,
for a visit with his family in
Ciurksburg street.
Matthew Prudente has gone. to
Wheeling and Pittsburgh for a few
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fnthet Dies in East
Dr. . Leshy. 4 well known
.phygtcap and surgeon. ieft o.
Saturday evening for New Haven
Conn, called BY The unexpected
death OF be father, John Leahy.
The deceased was eIghty-stx years
Of age and has Visited his son here.
Partner With Locai Dentist
Dr.. Raymond Daughcrty. late Of
Littieton, has become a partner
with DR.. j. N. Sidley, Bualo street
dentist, who has offices In the
Hamilton building, and together
they will continue dental practics
here.
Position Here
Miss Ruth Robe from Belington
has accepted q position with the A,
G. Clayton insurance agency in
Washington,
Mrs. CongIetnn Ill
Mrs. Emmett W. C~ongleton is
confined 10 her home IN Water
street by a severe illness.
Revival Opened
A series OF revival meetings
have been commenced at. the
United Bretheren church on
Faggy Meadow run, and are being
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'dryt hlslre-s visit.
4 =. cia1la u Duncan, 0kia
Aes aEtiNet hero ior 4 WIS., With
nj bfother, Rich ID j CHARLTON
and anil anklin street
estsr Hess Ms horns IRON
~. Y Murfant6wn En- d week
end Slsi IN hissparents In Fur-
bee ayen1e.
GaSl smslh OF Parkersburg q
hers for q visit with his brother
tnslaw, Charles +. 2Peard OF Water
street.
John L. Ely spent q week end
visit with relatives al Cameron.
Walter L. Huey was home from
Gln2sr Gap for a visit With his
fenay in Buffalo street
William Higgins and q. w.
Conghton have returned from a
Flew days business Visit at Nor
lgantown.
Miss Margaret HRnley Was homo
from Rymer for q visit with her
home folks In Franklin street
The Misses Hariett Coleman and
Ruth Roberts have returned RON
a visit with friends st Fairmonk
Miss Pearl Chambers spent the
week end with friends at Clarks.
burg.
Nat NJ. Leigh loft yesterday
morning for a business visit to
Charleston.
Mrs. Fred A. Rymer and Miss
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and yellowed At the edges, held d
knot Of crumbiing brown spriga
which must once have ieen dow
eras a torn scrap Of real lace. dis
cDiored now. aud too ffeh n quail
ty for q GRADUATION dress ous I
might hare heen q BIT ots bridal
yed OF christening snOs 0nGs
upon q time; q lock OF short, curl!
ing hair, mated and red brown: q
battered gold locket with fniaafter
inscription. an empty eaftsidgs az
"A calibef, and q small snapshot,
alike faded and diHcolofed and half
torn across as though someone
had started TO destroy 4 and then
thought better Of Il.
Taking up the faded snaratot
be examined II closely. Its faint
lines showed the fiSu.e If a tn
slender girl clad In q ligAt-eolured
gown which made IL stand out
against what appeared 10 10 d
mass Of shrubbery IN full Leaf. ~
her side and reaching 10 al ote
her knee was a hln red nt.ast
resembling a huge dog, bnt the
outlines were 80 indisti lot that It's
breed could not be determined.
Continued in Our Next 1ssue)
~ ~--4S---
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Great Britain isa ednstructing "a;
troopcarrying aitrIanes eseh heay'
ily armorcd and capable of trans
porting ten soldiers cost $4,000
zach.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-23

According to estimates, the last
member OF the great A.
3. F., numbering. 4,5oD,60o men,
will live to the year 1000.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-23
STEP ON THE STARS

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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-03

A two course dinner was served in the
church basement and the remainder
OF the evening was spent in social
intercourse
Mrs Clara Rasmussen spent several
days last week at st. Charles, where
she had hertonsils removed
The Willing Workers society will
be entertained by Mrs. Ed. HeXtell
and Mrs Len Holland in the church
parlors, Saturday afternoon, Oct.7 A
large attendance is desired.
will be entertained by Mrs Dan Ander-
the ~ l.. church parlors.
The monthly tea of the NJ. +. Lad
les Aidsociety will be held at the
home of Mrs William Wunder We'd
nesday evening at o'clock.
Miss Babel Likness of Lisbon was
the guest OF Miss Vida Peterson over
the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldsmith of Aurora
were entertained at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Harry Page over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Dierzen and Mr..
and Mrs. L. ". Brown motored to
Paxton Saturday, where they visited
relatives over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Brewick entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Breiwick from Ran
som and Mr.. and Mrs. Gerhard Bre-
wick OF Kinsman Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carus Brewick and
have moved on the Silas
Rasmussen farm near Seneca, where
he will work for Harvey Norem.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-03
WOMAN Is FREED FROM
JAIL BUT MATE STILL
Is A PRISONER THERE

After aorving almost seventy hours
In the county JAIL Mrs, William Burk-
hart, the Aurora woman who was ar
rested last "Wednesday night in the
shack OF Roy Miller, near Earlville,.
secured the money to pay her 5000
fine late Saturday afternoon and was
rele9Cd. William Burkhart, who
claims to be tho womans husband, Is
still u prisoner In the Jail, being un.
able To secure the $500 assessed
against him by Justice OF the Peace
koenig when the pair plead guilty
to charges OF dlsordctly conduct.
few hears before Mrs. Burkhart
received the money TO pay her fine on
Saturday the sherif's Office received u,
long distance phone call from Aurora.
On the other end Of the line was a
man who claimed TO be newspaper
reporter He inquired IL Brkhart
and woman were prisoners In the
lail here, and asked on what charges
they were held. He then asked if
the woman was a heavy set blonde,
ana was informed that she was.
"fhat's not his wife" said the man.
HIS wife is q little woman She is In
Aurora. and wes In the Office this
morning. he continued.
Miller. who was also arrested dur.
ing the raid when the pair were taken
in charge, plead guilty last Thursday
and was fined 5000 and costs. which
he paid at once.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-03
Newark

Hans Fritz, and daughter Mrs
GrantJohnson. and little daughter OF
Lisbon and Mrs c. W. Nelson left last
week By automobile for Bricelyn
Mimi. where they will visit Mr.,
Fritzs daughter, Mrs. Eilert Walker
few near relatives and intimate friend
at her home Wednesday evening in
honor OF her husbands birthday
anniversary. The evening was spent
in visiting and the hostess served
a lunch.
Rev ~ G. Peterson went to
Gardner. where he delivered a miss
ion sermon at the fall mission fe-
stival last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Olson visited
friends in Morris last Tuesday.
Andrew Knutson left last week for
New York, where he expected to sail
on the steamer Stavanger Fjord on
Friday for Bergen. Norway. He eX-
poets to spent the winter and part
and some sisters and brothers are
Of next summer there. His mother
living there.
Mrs. Jennie Sweetlard and daughter,
Miss Jessie are entertaining her
sister, and husband, Mr.. and Mrs,
White Of Cblo. Iowa
County Supt George Elliott OF
Yorkville visited our scholls last
week.
Mrs. Emma Johnson of Morris visit
ed her father, Lars Fruland, and Miss
Anna Hall last week.
Mrs. S. p. Marcus entertained the
the Thimble club at her home Friday
afternoon Mrs. ~ g. Peterson and
Mrs Nellie Maiden OF Morris were
guests of the club.
f0ganson at H0ganson recen
Rev N G. Peterson called ont r.
HIoganson at the St Charles hospital
n Aurora last Thursday, Mr. Hoganson
getting along nicely, altho in a very
The members of the N H. choir and
L. Church planned a pleasant surprise
for Mr.. and Mrs, Heiner Peterson
last Tuesday evening the occasion be-
ing their tenth wedding anniversary