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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-11-13

daughter was born Tuesday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Finley of
Malta.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-11-13

Have your Red Cross dollar ready
Sunday, Nov. 16. The Scouts viii
call upon you.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-11-13
FOR sAIH

A FEW choice pure bred White
Wyandotte cockerels.--MRS. ALI
MA LINDIMORE, McConnelsville,
Star RI.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-11-13

Miss Mary Burke spent Tuesday
in Columbus on business.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-11-13

Born recently to Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Gheen~o this place, a son.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-11-13

Don't forget farmers institute to
be held at Twilight community house,
Nov. 26 and 27. 13n2
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-11-13

Don't miss seeing our Nyal show
windows.-The Stanbery Pharmacy
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-11-13

ONE PIANO cased organ. One
gas heating stove.-MONTHOM OMERY
MILLINERY.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-11-13

The American Red Gross serves
humanity. JOIN NOW.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-11-13

Mrs. Harold Savage of this place
has been suffering severely with a
boil on her wrist
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-11-13
8a7N Il
ne. ne. Golden
Rule Store:

/ want to buy a few Rambo Sweet
Rnsset and Hubbardson's Nom
such apples; also, small hickory
nuts.
Bring in what lard you have to sell.
Beans by cwt., special price.
Cocoa in bulk, fresh, per lb. 1oc; 3
Id. for zoe.
Pepper, per lib. -. 80. -. zoe
Chocolate creams, 2 lib. for. 25c
Many different kinds of candies.
price low.
New holniny, corn meal, soup beans,
graham -four and buckwheat on
hands.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-11-13

I will not be at my McConnels-
vile office next Saturday or Mon
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-11-13
'ass S Z. S HAIR. r. &c. 3.
DEN IST i
Residence and OGice Phones
Main st. McConncIsviiie. o.
-
HOMIE MARKETS

The Nyal get acquainted sale is
now on.-The Stanbery Pharmacy.
Mrs. A. w. Shinn of this place
has been i'll with rheumatism.
The worlds greatest mother"
greets you.
Born recently to Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Gheen~o of this place, son.
The American Red Cross serves
humanity. JOIN NOW.
Miss Mary Burke spent Tuesday
in Columbus on business.
Have your Red Cross dollar ready
Sunday, Nov. 16. The Scouts will
call upon you.
Mr.. Fred McInturf of Malta was
the week end guest of Columbus
friends.
Stop, Look, Listen, at our Nyal
show windows.-The Stanbery
Pharmacy.
A daughter was born Tuesday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Finley of
Malta.
Don't forget farmers institute to
be held at Twilight community house,
Nov. 26 and 27. 19n2
Mrs. Harold Savage of this place
has been suffering severely with a
boil on her wrist.
Don't miss seeing our Nyal show
windows.-The Stanbery Pharmacy.
I will not be at my McConnels-
vile office next Saturday or Mon
day.-G. f. Stebbins, optometrist.
Join the American Red Cross
NOW; be participant in its noble
work.
Mr. Harry Savage, son of Thomas
Savage of this place, has been i'll
with stomach and liver trouble.
-~-------------------
Free-one or more Nyal products
with each Nyal purchase
IN nh
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-11-13

FURS of all kinds. Highest
prices and an honest grade
EARL ROWLAND, Chesterhill, o.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-11-13

The worlds greatest mother
greets you.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-11-13

The Nyal get acquainted sale is
now on.-The Stanbery Pharmacy.
Mrs. A. w. Shinn Of this place
has been i'll with rheumatism.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-11-13

NEW MODERN HOUSE in Malta.
Large cellar. Nice lot. Priced
right for quick sale.--C. +. GLEN
DEMON. Phone 7-Black. 13n3
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-11-13

Canned milk, and 1Oc; by the
dozen, 55c and $1.05.
Large school tablets, 3 for. 25c
Pancake -four, no better, per pkg
lie.
Bulk oats and salt ON hands.
Catsup, 2 bottles. :. -. csc
Gloves, by the dozen pairs 81. go
Shot gun shells-Winchester Lead
err, Winchester Repeater and
Peters Referee.
Plenty of fresh crackers, per lib. 12c
Macaroni, A boxes. :. -. 25c
Desert Chief coffee, 3 lb. 49,. .Sf.35
Lord Calvert coffee, no better 3 lib.
$3.50.
Carolina Belle coffee, extra quail
ity, 3 h.. -. ..Si.15
Bulk coffee, per b.. :. csc
Beechnut baked beans, buy 2 cans,
get / can free.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-11-13

USED ROAD CART in good condi-
ton. Wide tread. Phone on T.
H., or write me, giving price want
ed.--JOHN e. DALEY, Triadel-
phia. 6n2
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YOU'LL FIND
lT HERE

legislature l. 10 be asked for an
appropriation 20 put up new
school OF mines building al the ~"
10 replace tho old structure burned
this week.
Employers should never neglec;
the human side Of business. tho
Rev. Cleveland Klcihhuer told Seat.
tic "a club at the olympic Friday
First steps 10 acquire Lake Wash.
ington shore lands for a public park
have been taken by the city coun.
ell.
Martin Davidson. CO. factory fore.
man. win be buried suday. under
auspices Of the Masonic order
scnkieM TabuEsa, 30. a Japa.
nese. iS held in Jail following his
surrender and confession TO the
killing Of a eounifymhn, X. IiHsu.
dA. on November iG.
Funeral services were held FRI.
day FOR Miles Earlcs, pioneer lum.
herman. who died In Columbus rani.
tarium Wednesday. He camo TO
Seattle 80 years ago,
Washington has several power
sites bigger than Muscle Shoals.
Dean c, Il. MaRnuSson told the
Seattle chapter OF the American As.
ISOLATION OF Engineers Friday even.
Ing.
Annual party for $50 members OF
the federal reserve bank In Seattle
was staged Friday evening. at tho
Olympic.
Mrs Mary Hughes died Friday
az the family home, 4246 2iSt ave.
n. 4 She Is survived by three
So -,A.AAr- T-N- -hnAu ls a. r,u,.A-,
I uHuBnturS. Inc uvuy a. =,,y--,5urreIl
worth's.
Seattle school children don't MIND
Indictment weather, Superintendent,
Cole says and there has been little
decrease In school attendance thl:
week.
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ID IRO
~ Allah Ill
Nw0fA1pSG$S&i!ggy
8Io24 MA Serves Inc. WILLIS

aori' D, ukel as be avbvarHy
took "A chair.
You can ten me what sea know
20 my hurbands will Nr Cannon
Acu Witnessed De-. I think
NO Mia Hayu1r, I didn't" The
cold light blue eyes az DumshaNt
Cannon looked into hes own, without
any expression of oonccru or even
Interest n che matter
why, ar Cannon. my husband
told me that you did-you and Peters
the butler ug had last year.
"YeEm. I remember Peters good
man but stupid We'll him an me.
We never signed 20 VIII for MT Ray
nor-leastwise not me, anyway"
THAT man Is telling a faiaehood "
said Nan. quietly, "You ana witness
Mg Rayuor's signature 10 his viii.
Mr Cannon. and you know where
that VIII o."
Cannon save a helpless look
around tho room. as n % say. What
can l say 90 thntg
but no only shrugged his great
shoulders. and repeating his entire
Ignorance as 70 the existence or
Whereabouts o. any viii. he rote and
numbered or.
"WeIl," D5bhlns said, ~ begins 10
look serious. Can we get hold OF the
other witness. Mra, RaynorT'
Il don't know" Nan said. iooking
thouqhtful rather than COMPOUNDED.
Il can't understand II NJ aue'
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The TangLe


Sydney Carton went hack Lou
directly t1 l1E think De- end Ja-s
even met HHlHa. I take Or. Ea1 "a
great rgIr.n no j. Ar JUS wlsh
hs friend would 1Hra cen Elm John
Alden Prescott IgeE What Es really
tblgE ~ him.
! think, perHaIs. " Do ala there
would come another surprise 20
friend JACK I am sure Sydney Car
ton ia. o. 1 tod sou before. hopeiszzlY
boa love with Leslie. ana ~ ID tryins
t0 make over John Prescott into the
Kind % q man who might be worthy
n Leslie and who would make her
happy.
Just before Sir Carton Isft I hap
p,nei 20 zee Mn Burke. who Rad
JUST been with Leslie. give q letter 70
him, am rurc IL Was some sHplana.
ton % why Leslie could not see him.
I expect by this tune you are think.
ing that John Prescott 10 q regular
cad. lie BE- not. Bee He IL q man
with the most winning masculine per.
sonnlity ! have ever known and BE-
cause % II be IL a very selfish. AFRO
CANT oyerbeaTing man, lie has been
spoiled lie expects svsryons 70
think Of him fret
Why even !, Bee. who know all
his faults 20 yery WE'LL. 70 whom
no man before has appealed IN such
way that my heart has spoken IN.
stead o. my head-am perfectly fas-
cinatsd by him when we are together.
Here he comes now. I must stop
writing you and become a business
cog In this great Industrial plant
win write you again soon. The
coming affairs o. this family promise
20 30 VEN interesting.
Write 20 Lcs!is-she win appre.
cihte Il. Lovingly. SALLY.
Copyrights. 1924. NEA Service. Incl
T0MORR0W-Letter from Leslie
Prescott to Sydney Carton.
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Nancy took mp big iade and Skinned at ne poor httie
sooties of The top Of the soup.
30. THE SOUP POT

Down tho chimney, head flint
went Johnny Sweep. and right AZ
his heels came Nancy and Nick.
And they almost went into a BIG
pot % soup
For the house was out n the
country and there was an open fire.
place In tho kitchen with a great
iron hook where the soup.pot hung.
When they made soup there were
gallons and gallons % A. Enough
10 treat tho nsighh5rs and even
some over 90 put away ln iars Tor
The rest o. the winter.
Wen. h almost turned out 70 10
Twins Chimney Sweep soup. Tor "
Johnny sweeps patched trousorleg
hadn't caught on the hook Just IN
time. 8ll three u them would have
bocg Ia The t0up-Wlthout any iok'
inE.
But a. they scupsd thru tho
chimney on their way down. they
ana certainly ruin a whole town u
Sooty houses. bringing a horde q
little sootics down with them And
they went into tho soup all right
the eootioa dld,
Fortunately there was no one In
tho kitchen. just an old tabby.eat
doing BY tho fire.
Tabby nrchcd her back and then
ruilopcd or. But hho couldn't tell
anybody what waA going on In tho
kitchen
"ouchr' cried the soo,ies IN the
soup pot IT'S terribly hot IN here.
30 fish Va out"
Nancy took up a big indls and
skimmsi all the poor little sootlea
OF tho top Of tho soup. sootieu arc
good swimmers They never oven
got wet when they fan into tho
water.
There now" taid Nancy kindly.
Doesn't that feel bnttcrr'
Tho crooked little black things
said u certainly did. and would they
mind giving them a M up tho
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chimney II they were going back1
Sure Wen take you" said
Johnny Sweep "Come along"
Tho Twins had magic shoes and
Johnny was an expert climber 70
away they an went W the chimney
again,
snltehsr Snatch. the goblin who
had pushed them down. WA peek.
ing down tho chimney pot his long
nose dangling down liks q Timber
icicis.
watch outr' cried Johnny Sweep.
giving tho gohlin'a long nose a pull
YOU'D better clear out now"
snitcher snatch gave a terrible
yell and stamped OF the roof Ia q
rage.
NOW" saii Johnny Sweep cheer.
fully We can set down 10 busi.
ness Come Nancy Como Nickl
Better wish yourselves into Tom
Thumbs. We've going into o. sooty'B
house. and IT'S pretty small"
Then no went TAP. tap. tap on a
loose brick
II swung open and a little crooked
sooty stood there. telling them all
90 come IN.
come right IN ana Ell down."
Eaid ho. II caught a letter that
came up the chimney this morning
and MA u IN my cupboard 10 Il
would bs safe know that had
goblin would steal Il II didn't"
lis Il for Santa Clauag' asked
Nick.
"of courseF' nodded the little
sOoty man "It's from a boy called
Ted. 10 lives In this house-down.
stairs under the roof"
Wen take Il 20 Santa n you
ike" offered Nancy.
IAN nEht." said tho crooked little
fellow. handing Il over.
Nick put II into his pocket and
away they went,
Go he Continued
! Copyright 1884. y. 4. a. Services, Incl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
Okeh Pay Raise for
Streets Executive

a council bill. proposing to raise
the salary OF Street Superintendent
w. II. Barkhuff from $4,000 to SO, 900
n year, was recommended for pass.
age by the council finance commit
tee late Friday. Finance Chairman
II. l.. Blaine Ia expected to lead n
fight against tho proposed ordinance
In the council II he arrIvcs from the
East before Monday, whom action Is
70 be tnken.
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Auto Club Prefers
More Warm Weather

1T takes warm weather and the
lure OF the road TO make the mcm'
AAsF,,,.;- -.,IsrA @esi Seattle motor:
lists are thinking too much about
anu.frecze mixtures and Christmas
bills now" says ThomaR Il Bliss
former Boiso. tdnho lodge man and
organizer for the idaho Automobile
association now organizer for tho
Automobile Club Of Washington.
Bliss. who has established q bureau
In the county.city building at tho
auto license headquarters, predicts
that after the holidays and when
warmer weather begins to entico mo-
torists TO their annual tours. the
state club will make an even greater
membership roster than last yoar.
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tho new incumbent. Now. II we're
20 share the property. I suppose we'd
better call truce until the settle
mcnts can DC made"
WHY a trueo7 Why not a porma.
nent friendship - whatever tho out.
come Of the settlement
Lionel looked at her aecushgIy.
Il don't form friendships with people
who-who tried 70 poison my father
Nan shrunk as II from a blow. and
Dobbins thought this a good time 10
thrust a question At her.
That reminds me. Mrs. Raynor. Z"
he said. is this book youFg1' 10
held out tho little volume.
Why--whcro aid you find ~" she
asked. whore did you set that7"
Hidden behind some other books
on your bookshelf Is 4 yours1"
A sudden and decided change came
over Nancy Raynor.
Yes she said. raising her chin
with touch o. obstinacy. yea q Is
, mine"
''v'hv hid vou btiv tn"
y Beeausc--bScauso thought come.
b0Gy was pO.sou4ug my u4aD8nd and
! wanted 10 learn tho truth about g."
Dobbins almost laughed outright al
'h'r absurd Etory.
You know. do you not. that he
was being 30 poisoned-and that you
are suspected OF being tho poisoncrT'
4 know H." Nan sat bolt upright
now. and her head. held high, was
'tani In its pose. Can you prove
ug,
i don't advise you 70 take that
attitude. Mrs Raynor." Dobbins said.
not unklndly. 1T won't set you
anywhere"
NO. don't, Nan" said her brother.
You've got a hard row 70 hoe, but
we're all back OF you. and II you'll
Just tell the truth. u will all be
smoothed out very soon"
'Smoothed out. indeed?' Miss Mat
tie bristled. II insist on the fullest
investigation Of my brothers death.
/ can scarcely believe Nan Is rcspon-
sible for Il. but I must know. Also,
want to know about this Will busl-
ness. Can't we send for Grim Can
non. and get at something's"
why not2' aid Kent. and leaving
the room no dispatched a servant 70
bring Cannon.
At last the big man numbered
slowly In. II was plain to be seen
he was III at ease in tho presence Of
more refined people.
''whatcha want O. me, Mis- Ray
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w. S. c., England,
Talking by Radio

STATE COLLEGE, Pullman. Dec
Ocean r. G. johnson Of the agri.
cultural college reports that he has
caught q radio broadcnsiing station
AZ Newcastle-on.Tyne In England.
listening TO a discussion on business
and economic conditions there.
KFAE. the state college broadcast.
ing station here, has received a re-
guest from the Radio international
Publicity Services in London. asking
FOR programs OF KFAE In advance 30
that English listeners may tune In on
tho station al the proper hours for
numbers desired. Good reception f.
reported over there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
Clauses Arriving
Early This Year!

That Christmas Is either coming
ahead OF time tins year or the Claus
family Is planning O reunion In Sc
attic, Is the opinion Of Ralph Bradley
M the Calhoun hotel. Thursday
night Lewis Claus OF chohalis regis
tered here. and Friday morning +.
Claus Of Portland came in. And I
understand that S. Claus Of the
North Pole Is coming" be says.
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LETTER FROM SALLY AIIEK
Ton 10 BEATRICE SUMMERS,
CONFINED

sgIHry Carton EHpi olf ~ sight
~ almost everyone hlf . wil slg
tH1 Tor him. dc being here made
things easier Tor aIl eauerTurl
think hr must have cent o ven
drastic telegram 90 I. A. g. Tor h.s
royal highuess came over b. Cir
plane in time Tor the funeral
Leslie refused-VrTy rightly.
thinE-to zee him, ahieH must have
Jared bic caHesIi just O httlc
For the beaeli 81 the curious. OF
on your mother ag mine would have
pgt o. Tor the rpeach n people. Kari
whitney walked with Leslie. and
John Prescott with SRA Hamilton.
when they lefi me motors Tor the
grave. No one, % cgurar. except tho
few right on the ground kHew that
this arrangement Waa made because
Leslie positively refused % walk b..
side her husband Or have anything
70 DO with him Glory for her-I
didn't think she had u 10 her.
haven't seen Mr Prescott alone
since be returned 10 the city. lie
has not get been down 10 the plant
am writing this the morning after
the funeral, when he comes. n be
asks me anything about the affair,
believe me. I shall tell him the truth
politely, u course. but n will bd
the whole blooming truth with no
sugar on H.
Leslie ls looking IKE % ghost these
days. She has been 20 full u
trouble that th0 has, I am sure. had
no time 20 think Of the baby that Il
coming You know how happy she
EnH when she expected her first one.
Poor girl ! always feel that some.
times she wishes this baby was not
coming az ALL
We have a young woman added
20 the family sister Of Mrs.
Burke's former husband She ID
going 20 be gUyerneas 20 little Jack.
She n very clever. very pretty and
very sweet. l think che Is also a
good sport, Al least she has come
thru the trying last few days with
splendid poise,
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Gargle Throat
With Aspirin
Clip This if Subject to Sore
Throat or TonSilitiS

prepare harmless and effective
gargio by dissolving two Bayer Tab
lets Of Aspirin In four tablespoonfuls
OF water. Gargle throat thoroughly.
Repeat In two hours II necessary.
BE sure you use only the genuine
Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin. marked
with the Bayer Cross. which can be
had in tin boxes OF twelve tablets
for few cents.-Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
| A FEW P'MPlES |
|BEGAN TROUBLE
Soon Covered Face.
Cutlcura Healed

My uoubia began With o few
pinples ana Il vas not long before
my face was completely covered.
The pimplet were hard large and
red and hey itched and burned
causing me to scratch and irri,ste
the affected part | los, several
nights sleep on account OF tho ir-
ritation
cent for free sample Of Cuti-
eura Soap and Ointment and after
using II saw that my pimples were
healing and did not burn so badly
| purchased more and In abous two
months was completely healed. q
Signed Miss Mary Hutchison
Thayer. Rams.
cutieura Soap. Ointment, and Tai
cum are ideal for daily toilet uses
ss-ri., fres n li.1 Adlrrss "erussr. I.Ssr.
s,eftss, Dept n. ttsitsr ss, Nais" Sea evsry-
VII. sesp Re Ointment Is and So. Ia r1-n ,se
80 hy our new Shaving Stick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
Judge Tolman Will
Succeed J. F. Main

Succeeding judge John f. Main.
Judge Warren w. Tolman. formerly
Of spokane. has been named chief
justice OF the state for 1925, in &C.
cordance with constitutional pro
vision, Judge Tolman viii serve
two years. starting January l2
next His first duty will be to
administer, January IA. the oath OF
office TO Roland H. Hartley. incom
ing governor He was elected TO
the bench In November. 1918.
These debutnntcs giving coming.
out parties now win be giving worn.
out parties before spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
Optimists Hosts
to Seattle Youths

A threo.round boxing exhibition
staged by Dode Bercot and Henry
Goystel was the feature of tho op.
timists' club entertainment. staged
for ESQ schooboys al the Ellss' club
Friday night Mayor Brown and
Police Chief soveryns. Cornish school
entertainers and clubmen enter.
tainod the lads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20

NE. But no. We had TO be warsful
about Il. when a little eommendable
r John ChlnamRn. would
have saved the day for untold sen.
u,.uuua 10 cJno. Certainly Il would
have had IN sitting pretty.
speaking OF Chinese thrlft, reminds
me n the tavonto story OF ths late
II Hung Chang. lie used 10 relate
Il ~ an example Of the thrift OF his
people 4 poor country coolies wife
had been killed by n Manchurinn
Uxvr Her husband. finding her
clawod body and realizing that. II he
Irti the lady undisiur6cd. the tiger
would undoubtedly return 70 ca, her
up that night. had a brigh, idea lie
loaded hor up with strychnino. Sure
enough the tiger did return 70 his
xiii that night partooh OF tho poll
Bonous deiunct and died mlscrabIy on
The spot. In tho morning her hua.
hrnd skinned tho TIGER. to'ed tho peli
down 20 Picking and sold Il to an
,..irr.can Ok umc hunter for
sHp~h ~ hpy himself three new
wives and rice 10 maintain them for
q yvur
N you have friends resident In
Shanghai. do no, get excited and
think they arc In danger The battle
OF the bankrolls will soon be over
Meanwhile. boys. be good 10 your.
selves. VIII write moro anon.
with best rcRtrds. am,
Faithfully yours,
CAPPY.
End.
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Mnicolm-sorRive mo, dear"
Forgive your Sweetheart when
love you 40 I'm just holding myself
together lest break all bounds and
tell you how love youl can't help
Il Mani niue, take you In my nrma
just once--pieaso-my little girl"
lContinurd In Our Next issue
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NOW 60 On WITH THE STORY

NuN 1u IN WITH IliE STORY
"Wsh Mrs Raynor' Lionel said.
'it rests between you and mo. then.
% who iuhegits my fathers estate.
. have here the viii that names mo
th' heir, IL you produce a later one.
swing you the RICH, 20 ii. I have
noihing more 20 say. But you must
pal, up tho goods"
Why have you never been here
before. Llonci. Nan said. why
have We never metz
Oh, 20 b frank. I rather resented
goo governors marrying agaln. and
think / didn't care about seeing
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BEGIN HERE TO-DAY
. 10 "a b.


body cf Douglas NHgu6r
#u4 On the early evening uu tHH
FaF q thc san room ut Flower
E bis Ions Island home EaF-
haH been rhut thru lle heart
rtau0lnF over che dead uau. pistol
hand ts Malcolm D inioS. FORMER
IA ia thcart 90 ftaBUgr'a wife. Nanrs
wa RuFrcr haYugra nurse. stands
N th1 door with her hand un tho
ana switch. fu moment Nancy
aTrearf. whIta-face1 aud terrified
'rklia Kent NaueFs brother. comes
trpm thn south side 30 fEe roem
and than EEra Goddard friend "a
ttuleNf NIss Matte Ns1urf.a sister.
ana ltEtrs- enter urau thu scene.
netgeUvc nrbbinE heads me police
.tfstiEatiru An AUTOPSY reveals
ltaNncr also was being Fytttmat.
rellE poisoned with arsenic. Now
comes Lionel kayuor. son "a Douglas
Itayncr by an earlier mhrFiafe. Win
the announcement that his father
H'ii bequuafha gyers thing % him
Nancy however, knows 81 another
WA HAT Was witnessed by Grim
shaw Cannon. a hired man.
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