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SPLENDIDLY BUILT HOUSE
NEAR OLNEY. MD

3 rooms, fine trees and shrubbery, high
elevation. Z acres. 90 miles from Wash
ington. paved road: terms arranged i'm
mediate possession. GREEN Il MAGRU-
DEB EairfaX 1h1 Il
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BY OWNER; S6.75O: NEW CENTER HALL
brick Colonial on large wooded lot con-
tanning % acre: 2l-ft. living. rm. with
fireplace unusually large bedrms.' NE
bath, porch. fun basement. oil heat: close
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WANTED TO BUY A > OR = ROOM
house, Arlington, Va, or Alexandria: Ioc
bus zone; 500 cash, balance rea aSonabie
monthly payments. Write Box 33l M, star
rent in Ch Ch Md or Bethesda area list
II with J NOBLE BOAZ WI 264S. 1850,
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COLORED-S45 MONTH

And a small down payment gives you i'm
mediate possession. Remarkable value in
new f-rm sem-detached home 1t has
all modern improvements. Act quickly
H GOTT. Lincoln 6S93
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PROP. SALE OR RENT
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

ARLINGTON, vas r., .PORCHES, GA
rage large lot fruit: bus; reasonable
monthly terms 45O2 North Dittmar I'd. :
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SACRIFICE BY OWNER. s-ROOM BUNGA-
low. p acre. beautifully Handicapped; mi.
S3,5OO-TERMS

WIDE OPEN SPACES-LOVELY VIEW,
exclusive, well-built new Colonial brick
house, 2l2 stories: oil heat: electric kitch-
en-; price, Sll.500; terms. CLAY'S REAL
ESTATE WA 4552; ewes WA ITO
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List your old or new home with US, In
Chevy Chase. d. C, and Nd
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP.
Ave-
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COLORED-16OO BLOCK 4th ST. N.w-5
rooms. bath, latrobe heat: 500 down,
balance. like rent V. S. HURLBERT,
National RIO
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

PRIVATE PARTY WANTS WELL-BUILT 3
or bedroom house. not over yrs; old;
aIn aHlet "a sres; "a, Mass PIX cleyeland PIX. or
time within mos Substantial cash pay
ment, but must be bargain. Give exact
loca ation. price and all details Box
| WE HAVE PLENTY OF QUALIFIED BUY
erS ready to buy immediately either row
or detached homes: substantial down pay
ments; List your property, today. Phone
RE; Sl99. INSPECTION will be mace. F. A.
TWEED CO. ao7 18th ST. NV.
TO 10 ROOMS, M PREFER OLD HOUSE;
he G. D0Sssi0h ony Wh aARvEY AZ fayS Df f5os fsSs
eve and Sun. GE $500 ii26 VT. ave.
HAVE BUYERS FOR HOUSES AND. BUs1-
o1n DFPPsfff PRoT p HT e caI snd aoMR Mr.
RABY WITH BEITzELL, REALTOR, DI
CASH FOR HOUSES, ANY CONDITION.
PpIS p G on only. 1mmediate INN action. PAUL B.
], PAY HIGHEST ALL-CAsH PRICES FOR
| old D c. houses: no commission MRS
KERN 1892 Woodley pl NV co 2615
CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK OR FRAME.
BARRY 1907 H st. NV. ME. 2025.
CASH IMMEDIATELY FOR BRICK
houses. anv size, any condition
or location. Call MR.. STERLING. Ho:
sss9ay sss9 2Ris RH a5lb $40 ST. NV, Evenings and
N1Ah1 ers of C. property over one
million dollars worth bought in 1910.
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN & CO. ME- 54OO
WE HAVE MORE CLIENTS
THAN HOUSES.
List your old or new home with US, In
Chevy Chase. D. C, and Nd.
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP.
WI. 2431. 7"04 Wisconsin Ave.
CONSULT A REALTOR.
WE HAVE CASH BUYER FOR YOUR D.
c. property if the price is right. Frame or
brick. large or small condition immaterial.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos No. Cap. Realtor. MA. 0s1S.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
. BEDROOMS LIVING ROOM. DINING
room, kitchen, bath. 3 porches, garage:
large lot; S62. THE GOSS CO., Glebe
124s. OK. 1898.
S45-NEARBY VA.-BUNGALOW AND
garage: rooms, modern: l yr. old; y acre
wooded: hard road. Bus. 90 min, Govt.
Depts.; desirable neighbors. OK. 1911.
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BARGAIN.

Look at 1921 NJ ne. T. and b.. front
and rear porches garage under house, hot
water heat; will make a fine home or
good investment Kew at 111T. Price. s. 1000.
VIM. T. BALLARD,
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A SMALL ESTATE

Near Bradley Farms: this beautiful home
has been remodeled and in perfect con-
dltIon. II contains I bedrooms and bath
on End floor: living rm, dining rm. mod
ern Kitchen. first floor lavatory with
shower; basement, oil heat hot water; 5
scres sor os Of rich soil fruit trees; 8 mi; from
day cal ROBERT E. LATIMER, 7733
Alaska ave GF 1H-O
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

COR. 18th AND N SITS. NV.
Ideal location for dencatessen and light
lunch Building consists OF store. :
rooms, . baths. Iavatories Rent. $50.
d. TORRE REALTY CO.
1925 N Capitol 81 Dupont lH56
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IN VIRGINIA
LOOK. a HOME. A BUSINESS AMI A
room Colonial home, modern: new store.
stock and fixtures, filling station. III mi.
out Leesbur2 pike: 80 acres acres beau
TRULY landscaped: worth $40. 600. will sell
much less CAL Preyerte
N. C, HINES d SONS.
CHI. ?4lO. Realtors 1870 Lee Hwy
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Inspect 3OO5 Military Rd NV

This desirable detached brick house, on
large. corner lot. Will be open daily till
can be arranged. For further informa-
ton call Mr Gardner.
FNg IOE1 TyEEED 500
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BETHESDA. MD.
pit SOUTHWICK ST.
PEAL RIrX &c QS0

Beautiful brick bungalow, slate roof
fully insulated, 3 large rooms and bath.
full attic can be finished. dry basement,
auiu heat alr-conditioned; beautiful
wooded To- 50Xl40; reasonable terms and
monthly payments, owner transferred.
L. G. WHITE. Real Estate,
7lOl WIS. Ave. WI. 1000 Ewes. WI. 4943
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ROLLINGWOOD.

Chevy Chase spacious rms, bril-
detached slate roof. lovely trees: Wond,
ful location Re III OWNER
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WOODSIDE FOREST

3 bedrooms. baths: on wide. heavily
wooded lot; adjoining Sligo Park. Schools
churches. stores nearby; On bus line. 90
sidered Drive out Colesville rd to Dale dr.
Mrs. ks. turn left and follow signs.
GRUVER, SH. 2022.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

But in the. pink of condition The family
leaving it believed i'll comfort and cOnven
ience. II you need 3-bedroom house, ..
car garage. riRh: in the heart of every
thing, inspect this Lyon Village house a
your earliest convenience Phone Chest.
nut 5000 for inspection.
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ARLINGTON. VA.

Groom brick. 3 bedrms large side
screened porch. fireplace. ami large lot.
selling price. $3.50; easy terms. open
Tor inspection
Corner 10th and North Roosevelt St
st left to home r. II. ROLLINS owner
builder Phone Falls Church 1859.
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UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

Low-priced apartment ground. all u,il-
tiles available: also lst commercial ground
Tor Shopping center, near large housing
development. both of these are very az
tTactlye offerings Mr. WHITEFORD OF
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lO7 EAST WOODBINE ST.

Sl2,25O
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY.
Your last opportunity TO purchase or
trade in this group Of new detached brick
homes at this low price There are large
rooms. , baths automatic heat. screened
living porch. finest location, large lots;
convenient to schools bus and stores
A: LUCHS & SON. builders. Call Mr.
NIhIrehlrSt nno1
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COLORED-BARGAI BLOCK 10th
st. n.w.-20 rooms, 5 baths. modern. fine
condition rental value S400 per mo-; b.
car garage: price. $4,000; LIST trust,
$500: house in fine condition. INDUS
TRIAL REALTY CO.. l1l2 You st. NV.
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FALLS CHURCH.
&C EOn
ARLINGTON, VA.

Groom lovely home, full cellar, oil heat;
nice lot; close TO shops and schools IOc
bus; price, S6.750
5-room brick bungalow, nice lot with
trees good location, l0c bus at corner.
price, $3.50
HTDSON PEANdV
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MlJ.-OACHlF lCE,
6rm. bungalow with laundry basement
and finished attic: oil heat, ami. excel
lent condition: about 2 acres fertile land
with shrubs and flowers. willow shade and
fruit trees grapes. strawberries. chicken
houses. tool shed and garage On paved
road | mi. from main highway. Make
an offer.
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PAPGAIN
MODERN TOURIST HOME
D NJ. Bernstein & Co.. Me. 5400.
3-FAMILY FLAT
Apt. HOuSe-lOO%o Rented.
DOWNTOWN CORNER,

COUNT; excellent !oca ton corner.
block from transportation. stores. etc; good
condition: annual income, Sl5.35u. first
trust. Sti6.2jO. PrlCe, S19,50U. Box
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RE 1871 SUNDAYS and Eve. co 4o14


new. tapestry brick homes IN quite and
lestfu Waverly Village left: rooms tile
path, full basement: a community OF happy
home owners; these homes ideal for the
newlyweds: F. H. A approved and fna anced !:
Hines built Call Prevette
N c HINES & SONS.
CHI 24f0. Realtors iB3u Lee Hwy
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FI. DAVIS Park
III years old; q rooms, finished base
ment. Can be purchased IT last wears
Cal Nj Foster WA aI7s wAPLE &
jAMES, psC. 1224 18th ST. nv.
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COLORED-OPEN 50 PM
500 Columbia I'd. nw-S rm.: auto
heat fun cellar. double garage, modern
kitchen. Colonial front porch, double en-
closed glassed back porches
COLORED-A. REAL BARGAIN
1l9 Bird ne. z 50 H ST large
rooms, new porch. new plumbing. new
cond.; open. North CLIO. Sl00 to
$500 cash
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lst commercial. GOD; lot 5Oxl"s. {
houses now rented one block from new
District Bld9.; price Sio.0OU
JEROME s. MURRAY.
1921 G 81 NV Pr o4Gu
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AN EXCELLENT VA ADDRESS
Smart folks always take advantage of
opportunities to buy in the Washington
Golf and Country Club section This g.
bedroom English-type brick is offered at
Sl1,500. Inspection arranged al your con-
venience. Phone oxford O.522
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PRE-SHOWING.
1856 ROXANNA RD. NV.

ROCK CREEK PARK ESTATES.
New Colonial, center-hall. brick home,
fronting Rock Greek Park, den and 1st-f.
lavatory, large living rm-, dining rm., mod
ern kit. 3 large bedrooms = b, finished
attic and spacious recreation room: the
Perfect home: representative on premises.
Genroia 1n-o
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Outstondinq
Home Values
A REAL HOME. S1O.45O

New Colonial allbrick home:
large living room large screened
porch, dining room. de luxe kitCh-
en-. q bath: md floor, 3 large he'd
rooms. beautiful all-tile bath; large
recreation with fireplace. auto
matte heat; large lot, 75-foot
frontage
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CONSULT A REALTOR.
WE HAVE CASH BUYER FOR YOUR q
brick. large or small condition immaterial
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos No, Cap RealCor MA OS1S
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Al ESTATE INVESTMENT

NEAR GEORGIA AVE. AND KENYON ST
Sc ml-det- brick 6 r and b.. INV h, oil,
good tenant: price, $3.50 OWNER. RE
1850 AT 2-O2
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224 18th PL. NE.
u rooms. oath, garage, a MI. AT. $50
WOODBRIDGE RARGATN

Attractive, new 6-room brick at o0l7
Hamlln ST. ne. Lovely oak floors. chestnut
trim, dandy kitchen, tile bath, shower $500
cash, balance like rent Open Saturday
and Sunday H c. Maynor, .2314 Rhode
Island ave ne. NO 433S
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So, ,7OO-BUNGAIOW

NEAR MINI. AVE. AND ST. Sc
Contains five rooms and bath. cellar;
hot-water heat: lot 4OX97 feet. A com
Portable home offered at an exceptionally
low price; convenient terms
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
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history shows evidences of strange
or unusual behavior has now been
shown. At the last meeting of the
Section on Nervous and Mental Dis
eases of the American Medical As
ISOLATION, Doctors William F. Peter
sen, Chicago, and Hans II. Reese,
Madison, Wis, stated that the psy-
chotic (strange behavior) patient
lives In an atmosphere and that at
mosphere IN this region of the world
varies tremendously from day to
day. While every healthy normal in
dividual is affected by weather
changes, these nervous or psychotic
individuals are more affected, due
to the fact that they have not the
nervous balance" of those who are
normal
When Certain Types Are Affected.
The individual of normal build
not stocky nor slender-is not much
affected by the weather. Also, the
stocky individual when he is young
is not much affected. On the other
hand, in the slender individual there
are periods of elation and depres-
sion.
When the blood becomes less al
kaline (nearer an acid condition)
the thin nervous individual, with the
blood and tissues less alkaline, be-
comes blue, depressed and irritable.
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WE THINK TOO LOCALLY,
NOT ENOUGH NATIONALLY
Released BY Western Newspaper Unto

WE THINK TOO LOCALLY,
NOT ENOUGH NATIONALLY
THERE IS IN America too much
local and not enough national polit-
ical thinking. We tail to realize that
the foundation on which the Repub-
lie is builded is national In scope,
that the national government can,
and does, dominate our entire sys-
tenn.
National legislation can take from
the states, and through them, from
the counties and municipalities,
many of the rights and privileges
we have felt belonged to us locally.
In our two-party system, those Of
each party are interested In con-
trolling the state, county and mu-
nicipal patronage and the election
machinery of these political sub
divisions
We pick candidates for represen-
tatires and senator's on the basis of
local service to the party, rather
than on their ability as statesmen.
We continue them In Office so long
as they produce national funds for
local use, or support such minority
legislation In which we have a self
ish interest.
The result of If all is a wild orgy
of spending and government by and
for minorities. II we do not learn
to think nationally along political
lines, we viii some day awaken to
the fact that Washington controls us
locally.
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at close quarters, for there were
powder marks on the face. Yea
gers rifle lay beside him, still
clutched IN one hand.
Terry tried to reconstruct the
scene. Two men had ridden into
the aspen clump together. They had
dismounted and tied their horses.
Whether they had been quarreling,
or whether there was an Old ami
mostly between them, he did not
know. At least there had been no
open enmity which would have pre-
vented them from siding each other
on this ride.
To guess the details of what fol-
lowed was not possible. Yeager had
taken two shots at him. The empty
shells showed that. Had the other
man protested? There had been
hardly time for an exchange OF
words after Black had fired. More
over, the dead mans face was a
witness to the contrary. Fixed on
It was a look of shocked surprise,
as If the impact of his companion
slugs was entirely unexpected.
It smelled to high heaven Of
treachery. Yeager had been killed
by an accomplice. But why?
The Diamond Reverse B foreman
read again the message on the pa
per. The meaning of it was per-
fectly plain. Terry knew the cat
tlemen's association had stock de-
tectives living among the settlers
and gathering information. Ellison
had admitted as much when Tur-
ley's name had come up for voting
at the Windsor Hotel In Denver.
Some one of these spies must be the
assassin.
Terry left the body where he found
it and rode to the ranch. He wrote
a note to Lane Carey and sent it
by messenger. After supper he
lay down on his bed and rested.
Presently he would take the saddle
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Terry had his answer. He had
found out what he mad come to
learn. "You viii have to count me
out" he told the No, By Joe man.
ager, and rose to go.
''Wait!" Ellison got up and paced
the floor, talking as he walked, stop
ping to press his points. you're too
soft, Cal. These men were thieves,
robbing US wholesale. But III say
this, since you're worried about it:
There won't be any more of It.
In two weeks-three at the most
Wen be ready for the big drive.
Until then wei rest"
Have you arranged it with the
rustlers to rest too?" Terry asked
bitterly. ''1 don't think so. Before
forty-eight hours Wen hear of one
or two of our riders shot out Of the
saddle. When we do Wen know that
we murdered them just as surely as
Il we had used our own bullets"
That's no way to talk, CAL" his
host reproved.
st want you to know exactly
where I stand. You can tell the
others too. I haven't been given a
square deal, and don't Like it. All
over this country I'm suspected of
being at the bottom of this. I'm tell
ing you now that If there's any more
monkeying with the cards I leave
the table"
He turned and walked out of the
house.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-07-24
QUESTION BOX

Q.-What causes my nose to swell
and get red?
Ali your nose only sweIls, bet
ter see q nose specialist. II nose and
eyes swell, may be due to some
food you are eating.
Q.-What is brewers yeast?
A.-You can get brewers yeast
In its natural form or in tablets.
II is not . trade name. Your drug
gist can supply you with brewers
yeast tablets made by varie.ss drug
companies.
Q.-Please suggest some method
of easing the discomfort of Bright's
disease.
A.-Patients with Bright's disease
often live for many years II they
can get enough rest 50 that the
heart win not be overtaxed. Meat,
eggs or fish are now allowed once
a day to maintain strength Bowels
should be kept open, but not purged.
Enemas could be used at times. Liv-
er helps keep blood rich in iron.
Q.-What causes epilepsy?
A.-Some cases of epilepsy are
due to injury at birth or later. An
X-ray of skull may help to find this.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-07-24
YOU'RE A STIR CRAZY
DRAFTEE IF

I. You're always raving how the
girls went nuts over you at home
and you never receive any boxes or
eats.
2. You think you're the big
boss" as soon as you become the
First Sergeant.
3. You start forgetting what de-
tails you were supposed to finish be-
fore you're half started.
4. You believe the only girl-in-
the-world when she says she's stay
ing alone at home pining for you
5. You're dressed In denims most
of the day and you call yourself a
yardbird 326 times day and expect
it always to fetch a laugh.
6. You're In the outfit three
weeks and believe the Top Kick
when he says he'll get you first
and third.
Z. You are tent corporal, and you
get the idea the whole tent must
bow to your whims about loud radio
plays and blaring news reports.
8. You believe old-timers when
they say this is the worst army
they've ever been IN; and viii never
again join UP.
9. You believe all the wondrous
tales about the greener pastures to
be found in "other camps"
10. You think anything viii ever
come from trying to get into a
conversation with telephone opera
tors, 5-&l0-cent store danes, and
canteen girls.
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Removing Warts
On Soles of Feet

WHEN we see an individual
W walking carefully, perhaps
with one foot turned slightly out
wards or nwards, or a slight limp
is noticeable, it is due, In many
cases, not to arthritis or to a fallen
arch, but to one or more tiny warts
buried deep In some callous. It is
only when cutting down on the cal
1ouS that small reddish or brown
ish black dots may be seen. These
dots are really tiny blood vessels.
For the past few years, radium
and X-rays has been considered the
best method of treatment How
ever, Drs. J. H Marks and c. c.
Franseen, Boston, In New England
Journal of Medicine, state that while
this is the best method of removal,
there are some cases In which the
after effects of this treatment are
more or less serious. In a series
of Is cases treated by X-rays, 10
showed a complete cure, one re-
quired removal of toe by surgery,
one still had remnant of the wart
and three failed to obtain a cure
but were later cured by electricity.
Of six patients treated by X-rays
after failure by use of radiun, only
two obtained satisfactory results,
one had TO have toe removed and
three required surgical treatment
to obtain results.
IF a single radiation treatment
fails to cure the method should be
discontinued" they report. Electro
dessication, when properly carried
out, gives excellent results. The
absence of late after effects and the
certainty of sure removal of the
wart If done under a local anes-
thetic, easily make up for the slight
immediate discomfort. In all cases
IN which radium has failed, electro
dessication has succeeded IN remov-
ing the wart."
The lesson, then, is that treatment
by use of electricity under local
anesthetic is method of choice when
radium and X-rays have failed.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-07-24
TODAY's
n EALTH
c0LUMn

salesman pointed out that the
barometer would tell when the
weather was going to change.
To which the customer replied,
why would I need a barom-
eter? What do you think the
good Lord gave us rheumatism
for?"
In wards Of hospitals containing
patients with rheumatism there are
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-07-24
CHAPTER XIV

Ellen was playing a game of
checkers with her father. Usually
he could beat her, but after two or
three games IN the evening he would
get sleepy and relax his vigilance.
He yawned, made move and con-
sidered it, without lifting his fin
gers. "An right" he said, removing
his hand.
Ellen promptly took three men.
Hold onl Wait minutel" Lane
Carey protested.
The shiny face of Jim Budd ap-
peared in the doorway.
Man to see you, Mista Carey, /"
he drawled. Brought this here note
along"
Carey drew a sheet of paper from
the envelope. He spent so much
time reading it that his daughter
grew curious.
More trouble" he said.
Ellen read two or three lines of
the letter, then turned back to the
signature. From Calhoun Terry"
she murmured, surprised.
I am writing from the ranch
(the girl ready. II possible, viii
you come here at once? An hour
ago I found the body of Black
Yeager about four miles from
my house. He had been killed
shortly before under very pecu-
was firing at me from ambush a
companion Of his shot him at
close quarters. Please withhold
judgment until you realize the
facts.
II JEFF Brand is within reach
viii you bring him with you?
He may be able to get clue as
to who the killer is from study
ing the situation. Until you have
seen me, better not discuss this
with any others.
do you think it's safe to 20, IA
ther?" she asked. Let me go with
you"
NO." he vetoed. you'll stay
right here"
ST don't Like to have you 20
alone" she protested. 'sIt may be
trap. Maybe the letter isn't from
Mr.. Terry"
Its on Diamond Reverse 3 sta
tionery. And I'm not expecting to
60 alone. JEFF Brand viii be with
me-"
"Win JEFF go? He may think this
is q plot to trap him"
Wm he go7" Lane Carey laughed
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-07-24

always more COM
planning when a
storm or unset
t i e d W e a { b e r
a ppro a h e S. A
ward that is quiet
one day may have
two or three nurses
ION the jump" the
next, due entirely to
the weather.
That the weather
greatly affects nerv-
GUS individuals and
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-07-24
A MIGHTY FACTOR
IN COMMUNITY SERVICE

THERE IS no institution or busl-
ness enterprise that does so much
for the community in which it OPP
crates as the newspaper. Directly
and indirectly, it promotes the IN
terests of the community. It pro-
duces acquaintanceship, friendship
and good viii between people of the
town and the surrounding farm
homes. It works week by week,
year after year, for the interests Of
all. 1t keeps each individual IN
formed of the joys and sorrows, the
con1ings and goings, the activities of
his neighbors. That is a service
which promotes the welfare of the
community as whole. It makes Of
the community, the people of the
town and surrounding farms, a
homogeneous whole.