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FOreiQn EXCHANGE

bH tNfttN iNNNCtHt
NEW YORK, Feb. e3-Foroieu exchange
closed steady sterling demand, SAL Is :
gables. san Is Francs demand. 60T Z e;
cables. 60Sc Lire. demand. 3 .S3c. cables.
( I .S3lec Belgian demand $500 -: cables.
5,36c. Marks. - Az to dollar Czech, de
mand, 2.AGc; cables 29612c. Swiss, de
mand Is sic. cables s SIC Guilders de
mand. 30 csc. cables, 80 $50 Pcsatas. de
mard. J = G5c cables. 15.67C Sweden. de
mand. % 59c. cables 26.63c Norway &c
mand, 1850; cables, is SIC. Denmark. de
mand, 1910; cables. I9.51c.
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Local Hay Market
Cash Grain

TNDTANAp0rrs Ind Feb o3-Bids for
so o, Of sTaq Ram, and n bnE a. the er call OF
'Nt y,. .Il - ~ 49,, ~ ~ rel 81 %
d, 5 R5@' L'Fo "sh ol''e''' 40 = ''''' So
Corr-E,sier-..o. 3 white. &C. n csc: No.
"hi' p1 - -. a. ~ ", 90 $500: "' Si,sd
10 g yero"s 90 ? g o. or - " i'N'I'
90 = We 10 n! Ne1; o2n o'1 ,,l.,..-. n,
o@t~--F.ahleF 80. q "hite - 60 Rf'' 4'"
,,,ia,bv sf6 6o l5iy 1o ,i11othv Sisa
QfA95nS. > % g 10 -, - " 1, So
Is 30 90 No I lover hay y0 sI4 5o4i5. 20
-IHspc"tions-
cars No 1 red 1 car. No . mixed car:
sample car Total "a cars
C6rr-No. white / car. No. 3 white.
- c 10 w dus car 10 s.r . yS'. Ss
ioy. % -a-s NJ a Tntr.d a are No 4
80 rs, ro,,i a. c,rs 01S
''"NsV, 80 . -hf.o
0"ls-H'- E4!Le cur 10 90 ~
, ans 30 ,or . 1,te iS's rdtaI ''i ii
cars sample ""''e' car 1o'a''
cars - . H., o
H"y-N"' tino'ny' q CATS A"'S-' -
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Raw Sugar Market

BV JHtt6U 7 tnNnCTnT
NEW YORK Feb 23-Raw sugar
opened higher March, 5.55c bid: May. 5SI
a 5.s2c: July. 3 90 a 5.95c: September. 6. Csc
asked December. 5.S6 a 5.S7c. Refined was
dull. Federal advances its price to DC
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In the Cotton Market
BIZ United Financial

NEW YORK. Feb. 23.-Cotton opened
higher March. 20 CSC. IN 80 points; May.
20 soc, up 81 points; June. 90 6Oc. up 40
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LEGAL NOTICE

Eotice is hereby given. pursuant TO stat
ute. that the undersigned. conducting q pub
street Indianapolis Ind. will. on Tuesday
Feb II. 1923. between the hours of 10
o clock a. m. and 4 o'clock .. m. sell. for
held in storage for one year on which stor-
age charges remain unpaid belonging 20 the
following persons: O. c. Dtckerson. II. L.
Graham Eddie Hughes NJ. b. Reity, r. c.
Smith. RTLOW-JENUNS MOTOR CAR
co. 41p-423 Eat Market street
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PTBT-TC AUCTION

Damaged freight At unclaimed freight sta
Lon. c.. c. c. & St. L. Ry. Co. Capitol Ave.
"a South St. Indianapolis. Ind. Tuesday.
~ p. 1928. a. n.
vegetable dishes. meat platters. vinegar
cruets boxes and barrels tinware and cook
ing utensils-bread pans. pie pans clippers.
strainors tin cups. JIsh pans. wash pans.
waters trays. boxes granite dishes l meat
block. I electric potato psslsr. > large camp
RANGES. so new and second h and stock pots.
2 barrels lamps. l barrel and / hex knives.
forks and spoons: barrels and boxes granite
pitchers. stew pots. coffee pots. pans.
brushes, rugs. ivory soap and soap chips.
doors. secondhand pillows. cots. mattresses.
We viii also have about two carload of
VARIOUS merchandise in this sale. Examlna-
ton Of lots Monday. FNb *, 1921
J. K. VANCE
.f3e Freight Claim Agent.
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FOreiqn EXCHANGE

By United Financial
NEW YORK Feb. 23.-ForsiEn exchange
opened irregular: Sterling. demand,
SAT- g cables. S472. Francs, demand.
6lOc. cables. 6l0 nc. Lire. demand.
4 81 4 C. cables. isaac. Belgian. demand,
53S NJ cables. 6.39c. Marks. 2.222 to
dollar. Czech. demand. 297 Ne cRhee.
29Sc. Swiss, demand. 1881 u C: cables.
1888 NC GuiIders, demand 40 CSC. cables.
50 CSC Pesetas demand. 1564c. cables.
10 66c Sweden demand % 60c. cables.
% Sac Norway demand IS SIC cables
Is 60c Denmark demand 1870. cables
n Sic
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Closing Hour
Local Bank CIearinuS
New York Money Market

Indianapolis bank cIesrings Friday were
50. 2ss- 000. hank dahita were 70 A3I 200
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CIoverSeed Market

.Cloverseed was quoted at Ss612 a bu in
Indianapolis today.
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CHICAGO Grain Table

CHICAGO Fec. 23.-Frimary receipts
Wheat 1910 against 69t 600. Corn,
600 against. 723 600 Shipment; Wheat
SIS 900 against 10000 Corn. 7B4 600
against l,249 900. Oats, 10000 against
545 600
CHICAGO. Feb. 23.-Car lot receipts
wheat 20: corn. 2a7. oats, A rye. 4
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NOTICE OF APPoTNTME

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has duly qualified as executor o.
estate of william F. Enrich. deceased, lat
of Marion County. Indiana Said estate j.
supposed 10 be solvent
AMELIA h ENRICH
M 9Oog1
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80 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

30 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
Concluded From Preceding PageJ
->~~o~.>~~~e~~~~.~o1~~ 0~~~~~Y~~S~~~~S~o~~s~
b-GasOline
FORD TOURING, SIS
Overland. 80 model roadster 500
- ALLEN rs NirgInla ave
SSxwELL touring. $40
OAKLEY GARAGE
I661-65 s. Meridian.
CHALMERS; late 1919 touring Many ex-
trss. $3.50 down. balance easy terms. GA
z. Wash Main 1913.
DODGE tourings: several TO sell from as low
as $40 down. balance one year. GA z.
Wash Main 3493.
FoRDs. We have few left. 1915 to
1925. as low as $50 GA E. Wash.
Main 1898.
BUICK 6. touring: uRe new: $3.50 down.
$50 n. Capitol. Open evenings.
SUCK 6. sport: early 1897: like new: bar
gam. Terms. 334 n. Capitol.
FORD roadster; starter: demountable rims;
1921 model 70 Virginia ave.
MARMON touring. 1890: bargain If sold at
once. Terms. 334 \. Capitol.
FORD 1920. touring electric nights. starter;
$50 down 43O n Capitol
FORD touring. starter. 5000 Payments or
trade. 725 Virginia ave.
ELGTN 6. sport. SI1U Gown; bargain. Open
evenings. $50 \. Canitol
81 AUTOMOBILES WANTED
s~N~~~N~~~~S~>S~~~N~~S~ N|NNSN~~-eSe~NSNNS>N'SNSN
Autos Wanted
CASH PAID-NO DELAY
INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS & TIRE co.
SIS y. Capitol Ave Main 362S.
AUTOS WANTED.
We PAY CASH
I. WOLF AUTO co.
519 n. Illinois. Main l579.
LIGHT SIX TOURING CAR IN GOOD RUN
MING ORDER FOR DIAMONDS PRICE
Ma in 1909. Res. WA shington 4175.
AUTOS WANTED-212 E, New York st.
Main 4446.
LARGE PROFITS
from small expenditure follow Real Estate
advertising in Want Adj columns Of the
Times.
80 AUTO SUPPLIES. REPAIRS
.Sw~~~s~~~~~~~~SS~~.~~ -~~~~~~~~S>~~~~osNs~
Good Used Tires
All Sizes
Take Your Pick
$500 and Up
ROGERS,
slI5 W. Wash. BE lmont 1900.
Auto Washing Our
Specially
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
S32 ". Maryland. Circle 0663
AUTO WASHING
Our speciality. 334 n Illinois
S & S Auto Laundry
wANTED-Everyb o1y 10 know that We re-
charge 6-vOit batteries for SOC and re-
build them for Sc. 12-volt. SO SOUTH
SIDE BATTERY SHOP. Alb S. Meridian 81.
Auto Storage So per Month
HEATED GARAGE IS PER MONTH.
s32 ". Marziand Circle O653
Sc INSURANCE
.>NNA~NNA~s~~N~~~~S
WE MAKE and give second mortgages on
improved farms and Indianapolis real
estate
AETNA MORTGAGE < INVESTMENT co.
sos Fidelity Trust Bldg
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PITTSBURGH-The Atlantic Refining
Company has advanced gasoline 1 cent a
gallon in the Pittsburgh district
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CHICAGO-During the first seventeen
days Of February the St. Paul handled So
298 cars of freight against 81 ,642 cars
moved year ago.
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NEW YORK-Staudard Oil Company of
New Jersey advanced gasoline ] cent gal
lon in New Jersey, Maryland. West Virginia
and the District of Columbia and q cent
in North and South Carolina.
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NEW YORK-Gulf States Steel has re-
sumed dividends paying 1 per cent on com
mon and setting aside and g per cent re-
epoottvely on first and second preferred
gtOcka
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18

AE steele ssslly the nss, place amsaa
 the writers af sAsFs sssTlss today. AF,
 Steele hss lenH essn knsnh es Rh AutheF ef singular shllitfl Ais sseHss in magazines have saiasd hln . vide fellswlnE, sad recognition ef hts merits Is evidenced by las fact that two ei lhe stories in this book, "a ouiahlsssss' and The AAFFisss ia kairNn' were vetsa Inc best stories oi the sssf by tAs iary Of the Q, Hsary Memorial Prise whe Alse awarded Mr Steele q s2sels! pT.ss Ter his services 70 the aFt ef the sheTt tteFy ia America, '--posien -gsRserlst
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18

associate with DaFtmssF life, sasdssF nature, Asa character has taken s NAas departure fFem hls early Eshs ,ssts "a these sAsfl stariss et queer sdHsatarsa and strange happsalnss 10 inc West tRdlss The sahisst.mat,sr Ia certainly erlsinal Ana unusual, and many of the tales are vivid bits of ms pFsaslenlsu, The aniAer's knowledge Of the wes. Indies is surprisingly definite, The euHens tile ls drawn iFsm the fac, ths, the actors Ia the stories are varied lE Fses,"-essseek, THE BURNING SPEAR bs John
 6E.sworths,
 'uslswsfthy's war satire The naFa- inF anssr,' is seraswhat helatadly pub lishsd in this country since 1. wss Nsl;.sn, and appesrsd ln England, dlrlns the latter days of the war it thsa appeared wtAep; the writer's name, As satire upon iAa certain prevalent methods et British war. prenasanda i' was eaeliy received, lie elsverness wss recognised ani there wss a great deal et wondering ss 10 its authorship, .r 6alswer,hy vas fairly safe fer ths beck Is not much Ike h..a, or Ike h.s usual mood and maans. He now acknowledges +, iA q fereward which frankly po.sts and en.erees the mora. Of tse .!eee," -inss.enssn:,
 cHEssMrs oT MARS by Esssr R,e,
 Burroughs,
 csypEa or THE BIC WOODS by
 George C, shedd,
 popAcHi by John Ayseough,
 "Enquest.ohahly 'pobachf Is Mir B.ekersta !.e- Drews masterpiece so far. It puts him or q plane, or rather a plateau, far above the pleerant val leys where he has been uaed to meander. Transcript
 
 THE FLAMING CROSS OF SANTA
 MARTA by Eric Wood,
 "A story of the Spanish Main. in the days Of Sir Francis Drake and the adventurous fortunes Of Roger Hamp- sley and Rodney, and English sailor, veteran of many fights against the spaniards.
 KAI LUNGS GOLDEN HOURS by
 Ernest Rramah.
 The phrase ingenious and enter taining is but a step toward describ- ing Kai Lungs Golden Hours Mir. Hilaire Belloc. writing the preface, finds the Golden Hour a parallel achievement with the auth or's earlier book, The Wallet Of Kai Lung,' of either book 1t may be said that here is a literary product made deliberately. in hard material and completely suc- cessful. ."-Christian Science Monitor. PUBLIC SQUARE by Will Lexington
 Comfort. THE SHAME DANCE AND OTHER
 STORIES by Wilbur Daniel
 Steele.
 The excellent collection of stories contained in this volume seems to give
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18
uE reoIgD ',.M

Cleveland, YeFl,s, Eng,sna-oa old koet for years did the work an lrsn safe Ia doing for s loas. resident large sums or money collected after the baaks closed, were aepeslted ln the boot, The owner argued buE- glars would never think Of locking ihsre fer money, And he vas Fight, nu. he feels safer with the pats
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18
WOMEN, READ Tfus,

Sheffield, EnE'aae--A silver gaaau. .ae.grer here has developed 2 star ling silver alley that will resls. at. mospherie eerros,on sIt WI. Eot, however, withstand aeier Pieces mAds from it have not lost their brightness after two years use gsta. ordinary household conditions, al. though they've mover been polished,
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Nelp Books af he Institute

ABOUT IT AND ABOUT hy P, VII,
 loaEhhS
 These essays esnsist sf comment on questions ef the day, written fFen. a moderate pe.nt of view Heashls speaking M, v'illeashhS touches on ell the hnra,as CT still slowing ,onies of the 9as an nsaee and war on heas' 'ns, on laeen on Iceland, ea ssF"ants, s.*il and domestic. and msAy ether more CT lees immediate doubts and difficulties"
 4 nInLE PRIMER FOR FOR.
 EIaNE7s hy Frances ?, i.aYe.
 lace,
 RrnIE STORIES FOR FOREIGN.
 CTS by rrsnssa n, Lovelaes, CHILDREN AND CHILDHOOD by
 Y, Niemeses. DUTY TO CIVILIZATION by Francis
 Neilsan,
 "A complete examination Of tho causes Of the World War with a view 10 jus. epnortionn,en. Of the hlamei Mr, se.lson ayers that Germany was not the sole eulprit h making the war"
 EIGHT DRAMAS by Pedro caideron
 de h Barca,
 ELECTRIC CRANES AND HAULING
 MACHINES by F, F. ehii,on. GENIUS OF AMERICA by Stuart P.
 Sherman,
 ''Discussen in a name. which for ell Its earnestaess. makea bright and lively reading, the various phases Of the new literary movements h this country, and tho underlying tsneen- clos which apply to them" THE HEALTH OF THE RuNABouT
 CHILD by William Palmer Lucas "Dr. Luces book i1 q decidedly crisInei contribution to child health literature. There are chapters on hercdity, eorly growth and develop nent, what thc child should cat, sun shine and air. early habits and other things that mothers should know" HISTORY OF THE PSYCHoPATHIC
 HOSPITAL. BOSTON. MASS, by
 Lloyd Vernon Briggs.
 
 THE HISTORY or PUBLIC POOR
 RELIEF IN MASSACHUSETTS
 1620-Is2G by Robert w. Kelso. An excellent piece Of work, It is based on careful study of original sources. chiefly town records, which are extensively quoted throughout the text The author, who is secretary cs the Boston Council of Social Agencies. add1 to his knowledge of the economic and legal history of his sub iect the qualifications of trained and experienced social worker. ."-Ameri- car Historical Review. INDIA IT; WORLD POLITICS by
 Taraknath Das.
 study ct inlperi,, policies of Great Britain.
 JAILED FOR FRFEDoM by Doris Stcveng. "A history of ti1o 1trugsle of Amer icsn women for outrage especially of the militant suTragiats, Ii is written with heat and bitterness against the administration but is vivid and well documented. Their prison experiences are illu-ltlatins. "A. l.. A, Booklist.
 
 LADY PALMERsToN AND HER
 TIMES b. Countess of Airlie
 Mabeil.
 Lady Palmerston and her times. i11 two volumes by Mabell. Countess ot Airlie, is chiefly composed of the priv ate correspondence between Lady Cowpcr. who afterward became Lady Palnerstbn and her brother, Lord Beauvalc. The letters. which are pub- lished now fer the first time are for the most part of a personal and farli- lv nature, Whatever may be their historical value. these letters of cen- tury ago must of necessity bring us into closer touch with their writers and help to dispel much of the unreal ity which time has woven about .hem. Christian Science Monitor. THE LAYMAN'S HISTORY OF THE
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18
For Your Floors Inside Floor Paint

For floors that get hard wear, use Glidden Inside Floor Paint. Can be washed and scrubbed repeatedly. Remember that Glidden quality is made expressly for this purpose.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18
For Implements Implement and
 Tractor Paint

Glidden Implement and Tractor Paint pays for itself over and over again. Pre- vents rust and rot-with- stands hardest exposure.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18
For General Use JapSpar Varnish

For all exterior varnish purposes use JapSpar, the all-test varnish. Resists the heat of summer and the cold of winter, equally well. Out. wears ordinary varnishes.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18

For Your Motor Car
 Auto Finishes Use Glidden quality for . rich, lasting finish. So easily applied you can paint your own car, and be driving again in 4S hours. Many shades. A quart is sufficient for average rar.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18
THE HEALTH OF THE RuNABoUT

THE HEALTH OF THE RuNABOuT
 CHILD by William Palmer Lucas.
 "Dr. Lucas' book iH decidedly criglnei contribution to child health literature. There are chapters on hercdity, eorly growth and develop ment, what the child should cat. sun shine and ar. early habits and other things that mothers should know"
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18
For Fine Floors Floorette Varnish

Glidden Floorettc Varnish is made expressly for floors and is guaranteed to stand up under constant wear and tear. Holds its lustre, can't chip of, crack or turn white.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18
For Walls and Ceilings
 Flat Wall Finish

For rough or smooth plas- ter walls and ceilings, wood. cloth, metal or wallboard surfaces, you need Glidden Flat Wall Finish. Washing does not affect its beautiful soft tone. Many shades.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18
For Porch Floors Porch and Deck Paint

The paint for your porch floors must be tough and lasting, yet it should be rich in tone. Glidden Porch and Deck Paint means better quality for your money. Try it.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18
For Fine Woodwork ---Wearette Varnish

Ordinary varnish should never be used on the wood- work of your home. For all interior trim use Wearette Varnish because it's made expressly for the purpose. We guarantee 1t.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18
For Barns Clidden Barn Paint

Glidden Barn Red, or Barn Gray looks well, and outwears ordinary barn paint. This long life quality makes it cheapest in the long run. Also excellent for use on metal roofs, fences, etc.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18

It shows the full line of colors of each paint, varnish, enamel and stain referred to in this advertisement. You'll find it a valuable card to have available for reference purposes. You had better drop in early, for owing to the natureof this card, our supply is limited. Read this advertise ment carefully, bear ing in min d tn at there's a Glidden Product for every painting need.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18

To- Make Things New Genuine Jap-a-lac It'e lots of fun to use Jap a-lac end you'll find 1t highly profitable. Easy to put On, never leaves brush markss dries quickly. wears long. In clear varnish or varnish stains.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18

When you see this wonderful new Glidden Combination color card, you'll be glad you came in for it. It covers representative assortment of the complete Glidden line.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18

GENIUS OF AMERICA by Stuart P.
 sherman,
 "Dlscusssn. Tn a name. which for ell Its earnestness. makea bright and lively reading, the various phases Of the new literary movements h this country, and the underlying tsneen- clos which apply to them"
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18

LITERARY LIGHTS by Gene Markey.
 "Caricatures of eminent literary lights Of our time, including Booth Parkinstou, Hugh Walpole, Sinclair Lewis. etc.'
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18

MODERN HOLLAND by Jhr, Jan
 Feith.
 William Phillips, |. s. Minister to the Netherlands writes in his for ward Here we see the Dutch peo- ple-at work and at play, vigorous and proud of their splendid traditions, yet prouder still of their country as they find it in the Twentieth Century
 Mfr. Feith makes clearly known not only the Dutch system of government in Holland. its schools and universl- ties, its arts and sciences, the develop
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y REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
beHouses

INDIANAPOLIS is TURNING NORTHWEST
We have tract of land on Fifty-SiXth
and newly paved highway. Close to Broad
more Country Club Randolph oSoS.
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Columns Before You Shop the Shop
y REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE

81 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
b-HOuSes
Chicken Farms
- We have several tracts ranging from II
to 3 acres all tracts are located on or near
paved roads, intcrurban lines and bus lines;
high ground well adapted to chicken rals-
ing, $25 down ard small monthly payments.
Buildings
Including Chicken House,
We finance 90 per cent. OF the entire
cost of buildings and tract and build you
any kind OF house and other buildings
you want. For further information call
Clarence. Main 1857 days, or IrVlngton
ORTN JEssUP LAND co.
7O7 Occidental Building
FOR COLORED
3 rooms, new, Ethel ST.. .........S3 $500 down
) rooms, new, Hovey st. $500 down
4 rooms new Hovey St. $500 down
5 rooms a side, double, Edge
mont Ave. .......... -. S2UO Gown
s rooms, modern, Highland Pl. -. 5000 down
rooms side, double, 9th j. 400
Gardner Realty Co.
1927 Peoples Bank Bldg. .
Ii 1852 Eve. HA. 4192. or Ii. 4970.
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SALESMAN WANTED

EXPERIENCED magazine men, line up now
on the snappiest magazine proposition in
the country: SO to S12 a day easy to a
man who will expose himself to the orders;
work both cities and small towns. Apply
425 State Life Bldg, from 4 to 6 p. m.
Ask for Mr. YOUNG.
statesmen wanted experience unnecessary
good pay while learning. Apply Mr.
Meyer, REGINA CORPORATION. $50 Cen
tury Bldg.
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AGENTS AND SOLICITORS

SELL MADISON Better Made" shirts direct
from our factory to wearer. No capital
or experience required. Easily sold. Big
MILLS, sos Broadway, New York.
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CHAPTER TX
The New Foreman.


Toward the end Of the week Still
well Informed Madeline that Stewart
had arrived at the ranch and had
taken up quarters with Nels.
Genes sick. He looks bad" said
the old cattleman. "Hes so weak an
shaky he can't lift cup. Nels says
that Gene has he'd some bad spells. A
little liquor would straighten him up
now. But Nels can't force him to drink
drop, an has he'd to sneak some
liquor In his coffee. Genes losin' his
mind, or he's got somethin' powerful
strange on It,"
Stewart was really Ill. 1t became
necessary to send for a physician.
Then Stewart began slowly to mend
and presently was able to get up and
about. Stillwell SAID the cowboy
lacked interest and seemed to be a
broken man. This statement, however,
the old cattleman modified as Stewart
continued to improve. Then presently
1t was good augury of Stewards
progress that the cowboys once more