sjj ^ij J J-' * • y . -r- r^m$^ c F'jxc*- • > * J v» > n: ' i - < TIMES-REPUBLICAN, MARSHALLTOWN, IOWA, AUGUST 30,1920. &K< rt day from a visit at the E. J. Carthey never' been away—you understand ?" The lily of the valley does not home in Davenport. "But, Eliot!" the mother protested, long to tbeyiily family. Miss Gladys Lambert. who has and turned /igain toward the door. COMMITTEE TO FILL been seriously ill at. a local hospital, "Surely I can go—" r... folowing an operation for appendi "Not a Btep! Come here, I Bay!" Live Sports News and Comment 11 "Wf citis, is slowly improving. The Gift He beckoncd her toward the table : Mrs. Frank Moneyer, Sr., is visitfng 5 Times More jfCm Kr where ho sat. "Bradford must come several weeks with relatives at every foot of the way to us. We Nutritious Than Potatoes Nashua and Cedar Falls. Supreme must not go to him. We have been MUCH IMPROVED lyilSKE WILL MEET DEMPSEY, IS REPORT Mrs. Eugene Cole 'and three chil In the right, from the beginning, and REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL dren. of Faribault, Minn., are visiting at the Pierce Cole home. he in the wrong—you understand?" : COMMITTEE CALLED TO By Confused, torn between her - in m stinct and Vinton's stern prohibition, j MEET WEDNESDAY. ! Wellaburg News Items. George Allan England Special to Times-Republican. she stood undecided. Then all at Wellsburg', Aug. 30.—M. J. Bakkcr. onco Bradford appeared- in the li \ Author of brary door. He stopped there, si TRYING TO PUT OVER age 67, an old resident of this vicin ity, died Friday. Two weeks ago he "Darkness and I^awn," lently: looked at them a moment; ' OUTSIDER FOR JUDGE "The Alibi," eta advanced into the room. V had a stroke andv gradually grew "Martha! Come here!" weaker. Funeral service^ will be The old shipmaster's voice cracked held today. Much Campaigning Being Don* for like a whip. The wife obeyed. To John DeNeml, one of the oldest gether at the table, as if it had been settlers pf this county died Friday ^Jodge Vermillion and Others Not CHAPTER XIV. a judge's tribunal, they faced their evening at the homo of his daughter, son. No hand of greeting was held ^'Before State Convention—Harding Mrs. H. C. Keeper. He had been ail The library of the austere house of •Vinton. In that severe, formal room, out to him. No word was spoken. .. j; Probably Will Appoint Candidate ing sevceral weeks and the end was Old Vinton gazed upon Bradford, The Best Macaroni % not unexpected. He lived to a ripe ranged round with classics and the Named to Gaynor Vacancy. treasures* of generations of bibllon noting his sliabbiness, his work- old age. Funeral services are' to be reddened hands,) his face thinner Boils Tender in S Minutes held Tuesday. philes, two persons were In confer \ than his father had ever seen- it. Mr. aiul Mrs. Ben Hoekstra and ence—Eliot Vinton and Martha, his Special to Times-Republican, wife. And, more than that, the shipmaster family left Friday for St. Louis for a beheld a hard and dangerous expres i" > Des Molnea, Aug. 80.—Charles A. The shijirhaster was sitting in his fa visit of two weeks with relatives. big leather chair, under the glow of sion in that face, n smoldering of the Rawson has called a meeting of the . .Miss Cfrace Lindaman loft„ Friday the reading-lamp, ,His thin, hard eyes, a tightening of the jaw un •k.^ republican state committee to be held evening for Davenport for a visit features .seemed to have relaxed a known to him. with her.brother, B. W. Lindaman. ^•»in Des Moines next Wednesday, Sept. little. A look of satisfaction, as of Of a sudden, Eliot Vinton spoke. J. B. Rilkena left for Woden Fri some duty well performed, softened "My son," said he, "your mother I ESTEL %1, to consider the nomination of /a. day to look after his farm he bought their puritanical severity. One mlsht und I lvive forgiven and forgotten candidate to fill the vacancy, caused there. Ho expects to put up some even have read a certain expectancy everything. The past is wiped out. g Undertaking Parlors by the recent death of Judge Franlc new 'buildings this fall. in his stern eyes. He seemed to fcev It will never be alluded to again. K, Gaynor. It is • thought Governor listening, waiting. Something al Come kere!" S 216 East M^in S£ • Harding will name the maif chosen by most like a smile curved his thin Bradford returned no answer, the committee to fill the interim from lips as he answered Mrs. Vinton's neither did he advance. He only New Motor Heahe now until election day inasmuch as Hot Shot Against question: stood there glowering at the old man the chief executive is required to Ail v "Yes, my dear, something has real with terrible eyes. All at once he §| v Service. such ft. vacancy until the siK>ceu^or Wilson Rule In ly been accomplished at last. I have cried: i is elected and qualified. V done it myBelf. We are sure to have "What infernal thing did you say results, now, in a very short time." || BOTH PHONES * Candidates voted on at the state 4 to her? .What damnable lie did you " Fftll Campaign "You mean he's coming back, El- tell her? What hellish conspiracy ¥ judicial convention will be considorgd lot?" the mother queried as she stood by the committee, as well as several now, on>top of everything else?" there at the other side of the table, Struck dumb with amazement and iiiiiiiiiilillilllllllHI'iiiiniiiiillllllin- others. Judges Arthur, -of Logan, CBy E. G. Dougherty.1 her hands folded, her eyes intently Albert, of Jefferson, Wlthrow, ot fixed on her husband. swift anger, the old man started up Mount Pleasant, and Applegate, of Washington, Aug. 30.—Campaign and faced his son. Martha Vinton, Notice of Amendment to Articles o< "Nothing less." i Incorporation of the Fidelity; Guthrie Center, all ^of whom-receiVbd argunv nts to toe presented, by re "Thank God! It seems too good to with a wordless gasp, recoiled a considerable^iumber of votes at the aguinst the table. Savings Bank. publican speakers this fall for the bo true! How have you brought it «Notice is hereby given that at' convention, will -be up for Considera most pait cqenpiset of bitter,- a'.tacits about? What have you done?" "Oh, you needn't answer!" snarled Bradford. "It doesn't matter, any special meeting of the stockholding tion. Judga.Ver million, of Center- on thv Wilsoh admliiistruTiou, ac "Nothing, my dear," answered the of The Fidelity Savings Sank vllle: F. F. DaWley, of Cedar Rapids;' cording to advance copies of shipmaster, "nothing but to discover how. All I catpe for was to t^ll you 'suk- that whatever you do it won't stop Marshalltown, Ipwa, cabled for *tt H. K, Evans, of Corydon, and Rail g^stiura to speakers' which i yro- the truth about the .woman, and to purpose on June 17, 1920, after-dii road Commissioner John Guiher<. ot today.. force her t,o admit it. That was not ine now. Everything's all ready. I got the license this afternoon. I'm and legal notice thereof, the article! Wlnterset, have been mentioned. A ecries of pamphlo'3 shave been difficult. I presented ht?r with facts of incorporation of The Fidelity Sav she could not deny. Then I exacted going to marry her tonight—" .Considerable work has been done in printed .by ttus national republican ings Bank were amendted(by amend behalf of Judge Vermillion partlcuy committee ^orio the guidance of a promise from her to relinquish "Bradfo-d!" choked the shipmas ing article IJI thereof (which hadl Jarly. ' spellbinders,Qntil I Klnr) AM andnMil ln(>st\M ..A. of_ m themn con Bradford. I know she will keep that ter, advancing toward him>> "Do you Jack Dempsey (left) and Billy Miske. been amended on March 7, 1902) &yl promise. She ' must, under pain of know what you're saying? Do you , The democrats have, been threat tain, soipe hot shot directed to the 1 adding thereto the following: "The! public exposure. There is nothing else realize the horrible thing I've tried By NORMAN E. BROWN. Here is the explanation of Miske's* ening ^o test the legality of any nom present administration, with empha There onee, was a fighter named amount of the capital sto9k of this! ination' by the republican state *en- for her to do." to save you from?" With a shaking friends and his manager, Jack Reddy. bank shall be increased from fifty! sis on the attacks on the league^of "You've seen her, then?" demanded hand he fumbled Jk paper from his Miske, For several seasons, up to a year tral committee for the vacancy. At thousand dollars ($50,000.) to one| nations as ^espoused by Mr. Wilson. Martha eagerly. "What—what kind breast pocket. "See—see there! Who said, "For a fortune Til risko ago, Miske had been fighting at torney General Havner hfts ruled that Speakers' series No, 2 now beJug hundred thousand dollars (llOO.OfW.)* of a—" Read that, and know the truth!"' My head for a crjick frequent intervals—had kept trained At the said meeting the presidenti&ac the committee has the authority to sent to speakers contains this on the "Do not ask me," Eliot Interrupted, At the champion, Jack—" He held out the affidavit. Silenced, to the minute for months—In fact again. If Miske forces Jack to ex cashier of The Fidelity Savings Banli nominate, but certain democrats de front page, Suggestive of its con raising a veinous hand. "I have seen I'm glad it's not my dome, but hiske. had overtrained. About a year ago clare no such authority exists. The tents— ^ Bradford accepted it, hesitant, yet tend himself or stays the limit fan- were duly authorized and directed tc her yes. Beyond that,* I prefer to tell unable to resist the lure of curiosity. he underwent a complete physical sign .acknowledge and- record th« democratio judicial convention met "Mr. Wilson , at; » Court. Royal you nothing." dom'in general will believe that He nnf^iided the paper, walked Jo the Having rid ourselves of the above examination by several doctors and d a mendm t UbUt5h n tlcc after the vacancy was created and pageantry arid dazzling splendor. A "But, fcliot," the mother persisted Miske -was a formidable contended- , °" fY* ? ° library fable, spread out the a'ffidavit we will nO>y plunge injo the main they were a unit In declaring that it for the title and that Dempsey was thereof as required by law. therefore nominated four delegates. suite of 1,400. Fifteen million dollars ea.gerly, "I want to know all about was a wonder that he had. been able In witness whereof, Thp Fidelity| Republican committeemen say that thereon, pnd under the light of the part of this discourse—which has to really going the limit to-try to stop in gold platdt J'A dream of man- this affair. I must know! What did hooded lamp stared at it with eyes to fight a simple round, let7 aloi^e bat Savings Bank has caused this notice no court wouJd deny them the right nlfiqance and exaehee from Mew York did you find out about her? What Is do with the aforesaid Billy Miske Miske in those other bouts. to be gigned by its president and| which at first refused their office tle after battle. They ordered' cer If Miske shows well against the to. name a candidate under existing to London and froth London to Paris, she guilty of?" t and Jack Dempsey. These two bii-ds tain repairs made on Miske's. frame cashier and published. s conditions. * * ? "No, no, I never can inform you," and could not read. champion so soon after his come h v . where the league of nations \#as born Then, all at once, the significance ore now on the ground training lor and a complete rest for a year. Dated at Marshalltown, Io#a.| in all the pomp of Imperialism." tfie refused, pursing his bloodless lips. back from the repair shop the pos August 2, 1920. "I resppct* your sensibilities too highly of the paper seemed to swim into his their battle at Benton Harbor, Mich. a result of this enforced rest and the, sibility of his becoming still more LEAGUE CONVENTION AT AMES. Thfs pamphlet deiils more severely At the time of the sigping of the remedying of physical defects Miske The Fidelity Savings Bank,. to furnish you with any details. It is field of consciousness. Pallor crept formidable ina few months of ring By H. J. Howe, President, 5-i v with the president tli*n any other. It over his face. His hands, spread on articles for the bout it looked like is now in much better condition and '• Lutheran Young People to fyleet Sept declares that the slogan of the peace all something which we, aa respec work will arouse discussion. If he And A. T. Davis, Cashier, ' table members of the better class, the table, began to shake. He made a soft snap for Dempsey, altho Miske —what also Is of considerable im forces the. champ to battle half a 9 to 12. mission in Paris seemed to be portance — weighs several pounds Special to Times-Republican. must not even consider—something a choking noise; then, with a sud is credited with about holding hla dozen rounds before landing 4tfm or "Damn the expense." In pointing quite too terrible for words!" den, gibing laugh, turned on his own in two fights with the champ. more than he did when he met the NOTICE OF APPRAISEMENT. Nevada, Aug. 30.—Story ' c and interested in the Young Peoples' people of the country so much, the dared to press her queries further, "How much did this one cost Miske's home town, and his training is in trim he will have this extra a bit and irfve the Minnesota battler State of {.owa, Marshall county, sstl .v Luther League are pleased that'the •pamphlet said: "One of the Argon she knew thqy would be futile. you?" he demanded. "Forgeries like camp In Michigan have caused box poundage wheh he faces Jack in the a big boost in the game. In the district cotirt. /In the rgattcrl . lovfa. district is to hold its convention auts, a devoted friend of the admin With bright eyes and an unusual this come hlgtl, I believe, when ing fans to give .the battle more Benton Harboi? ring. How much of the talk of Miske's 0/ the estate of Charles H. Conofeq istration, who was living coiitentvuiy color In her cheeks, she looked ad thought. For it is now avered that deceased. ' , • jg* E. t in this county for tlie second succes- bought by honorable gentlemen!", Now, just how much better ^liske improvement is fiction and how much s^ve year, the dates having been set on $3,000 a year as an assistant in miringly at her husband. How "inast- The old man gulped chokingly. the Billy Miske who will tackle the is remains to be seen. Fans who are is fact will not be known until l^a- To Elinor Conover dwen fi/^D^Ila as Sept 9 to 12. the state department, was put on the erful he seemed to her, how strong, "Bradford," he answered, with champ in his first fight since win lucky enough to see him in training bor Day, as said before. But, viewed Conover Talbot; Margaret B. Coi v LaSt year the^nventtjfov. which is peace payroll at 550,000 per annum." how <^alm, how right! She thrilled at sometjting like qgi appeal of despair ning the title from Jess Wlllard a can get somt> idea, but the full ex in the light of the new dope, the over; Henry Boardman Cor .. %always a jofht affair with the choral The pamphfefc iaild-j|p give the Indi -the thought that she bore thi* ihan's in his strained voice, "this is a sworn year ago last July Fourth, is a dif tent of. his improvement won't/ be battle looms up more interesting Northern Trust Company union, was held at Story City, and It vidual's name. name. Coming round the tabta to him' affidavit, based op matters of abso ferent Miske from the .one Jack met known until tie -steps into the ring Charles Cdhover Talbot; Otrtoj she laid a than any ring event since the Toledo - .was estimated-that 15,000 people at The "Mr. Wilson at Court" pam hand on his thin shoulder, lute legal record.^ The woman her in those, other affairs, and tries his wares out on Jack massacre. son; and Kate L. Henrich: tended the various sessions. phlet closes with a number of "Is It and patted it with an unusual betray-, self has acknowledged everything You and each of you are This year the sessions will be held any wonder" paragraphs, headed by al of emotion. j H ' / notified that ' the undersignej f here as true. I merely showed it to well pick 'em blindfolded," said the ability. Jess admitted after the . at Maxwell Park, Ames, and the this one:. * "Eliot." said she, 'till now- I've her; that brought her to reason, ana duly appointed and qualifli never fully realised your strength. Bash League Stars Indian boss. Pitboxing work seemed to The Iowa district tfe Comprised of all plate In Buckingham Palace, served will show you the—" will, at 1:30 o'clock p. in. on* , ^rlowa, Missoria, Kansas, Arkansas, veals you to mer hat'e had the effect of making him at every tuTr* by flunkies and "You can never show' me any De Palma Wins Elgin 'Race. muscle boujid, and it is Just this con day of September, 1920, at tj . ' Oklahoma. Texas and that portion of Kindly h6 took her harTd In his, and The trade, of Pitchers Dick Nie- of J. M. Whitaker, in the Louisana lying west/of the Mississip- royally-bedecked footmen and ser smiled up at het*. thing!" interrupted Bradford. "Now Dlgin, 111., Aug. 30.—Breaking all dition which Dempsey desires to es vants making obeisance as they I know, all I came here to find out!" hous and Tony S^eth,1 of the Cleve records for the course, . Kalph De cape. The champion, however, says Marshalltown, in saM cout ••• pi. "I have only acted as a Vinton state pi-oceed to appraise tl The officers of the league are Rev. walked backward, with the. gorgeous must," he answered. "Remember, He turned and walked back slowly land club, to Sacramento for Pitcher Palma won the annual Elsin road •shadow boxing is wonderful stuff adornments of the palaces in whiclf noblesse oblige!" toward- the door. race Saturday, covering the 251 miles, for the legs and hips, but it ne«is erty of the estate of said v. M. E. Waldeland, of St. An»gar, Dick Mails, marks the explosion of subject to the collateral ir •V president. Rev. H. M. Norman, of he made his home, with 'Vive le 'I understand," said she. "But tell "Bradford !*| appealed his mother. 2,820 feet, iq 3:09:5/, .or at an average some perfection. "You—you won't—" , another phenom ip the minors who speed of 79.^>0 rililes per hour. Tommy tax as provided by law. Cresco, vice president, Iftev. ^S. C. A President Wilson* ringing in his ears me, when do you expect him back? Benson Joins Des Moines. • Jensen, of Clear Lake, secretary, ctn<^ for months—is it any wonder the It may be weak of me to feel so an-^ /"Silence!" commanded the ship was unable to show the right brand Milton wag eecond, his tin^e being Please take notice and of stuff in the major leagues. Nie- 3:11:47. Elme^ Benson, an infielder.' hais yourselves accordingly. Eli Nelson of Roland, treasurer . president seemed to have succombey the Des Moines The officers of the Choral union are and hnally beheld him'self the new haps It's foolish: but—I'm his mother, sheer insanity. ,He has gone mad. hous and Faeth have gone to the Third place was won by Japies Date'd August 14, 1920i Sacramento club without a murmer, Murphy in 3:12:47. Ralph Mulford Western League club ^ to fill tne ' W.B.Williams,! Rev. Martin Norstad,- president, H. G. director of the universe?" Eliot, and I—I'nv so anxious!" His reason has abdicated. I have place left vacant by the departure of Fardel, of Stanhope, secretary, and "British 4r i American? Bond or "Do not distress yourself, my dear.. done my full duty as a fafher, and b»t with the guarantee tihey will was fouYfh in 3:12:59; Edward O'- *• E. B. Emes, v both come back to last company as Ray French who left Sunday night '7. Carlo Sperati of D^porah direction He will "return very soon—no later more than my dUty% but nothipg has Donnei, tlfth in 3:10:50 and Percy J. M. Whitaker. Free?" is the title of another speak soon as they show the necessary im to join the New York Yankees. Ben Some very prominent members of ers' pamphlet, which deals with the than to-morrow, at the outside, I availed. This puts fe.n end to every Ford of Chicago, sixth in 3:24:14. Tom •• ' Appraisers. feel sure." A . provement in their work. Alley and Gaston Chevrolet finished son joined the club today. French .jthe Lutheran church will bd present voting powei of the British erpplre thing for all time!" played-his last game in a Booster and address the suasions and. there ."As soon at that?" Bradford looked steadily and quiet Of all the pitchers who have gone seventh and eighth but werw outside and the United States in the league in the big show in recent years, the the prize money. uniform Sunday afternoon. Taxation of Collateral Jnherltanc will be some delightful concerts by "In till probability, yes/' he I as ly at his father, but spoke no word Notice of Appraisement'. of nations. This pamphlet among sured her. "Perhaps even to-night.* case of Nlehous Is perhaps the mos^ From tlie first lap De Palma main Tht new Des Moines shortstop •» , the choral union, as Well as separate Other thing* quotes the Lloyd- .answer. Then, still in silence, he com^s from the. Rock Island cl/ib of State of Iowa, Marshall CountyJ choirs and the Luther .College band She clasped his hand to her breast interesting, doming l'rom the St.^ tained his lead, setting the pace, al George, Wilson, "Clemenceau ^noie ex passed on th^u the dobr, leaving his tho he was closely pressed at times the Three-I Dew?ue^ He played sec ss: in the district court. >vof fifty pieces which w*l.attend and with an instinctive, mothering ges Paul club of the American Associa plaining that?' Caritida is eligible' to / mother huddled down in a big chair tion, Avhere he was a veritable by Mt>lford, Murphy and Milton. Only ond base with the Oklahoma City In the matter of the Estate,of Eliz ;-r; give a popular concert on Saturday ture. l)y the table, stunned by this swift •tt evening. ' . ."V . . - . v • membership in the league council "Tovnlght? It that possible?" puzzle in all his games, Niehous a few seconds separated the leaders, team a part of last season. abeth Speers, deceased. ^ l altho Great Britain is one of the denouement; while his father stood seemed to be unable to get Started leaving the outcome in doubt until To Thomas U. Frantz, Dora Wotisei 'Quite possible. If he goes to see her there, white-faced, trembling with ^ *, EMPLOYES &ET 4l50,0cjtf:> permanent member^. this evening, as I suppose he will- with the Indians and went from bad De Palma crossed t$ie tape, winning Women' Should Take-Warning. ^Baura f'rantz, Sherman £•. F.ojJ Pamphlet No. IS deals with .Article yes, It Is more than possible. It is rage, his sunken eyes blazing in his to worse. ' the Cobe trophy, $6,000 for first prize If the statement made at a New Dora Larson. Myrtle StetsoiT^ i 3t, which Is described as follows— quite probable he may return at harsh. Implacable face. According to Trls Speaker, mana money and $3,000 more for leading York Assembly of women, that Clayton it. Forbes.- ^' ,. Burlingttn Road pains, ment of Collateral inheritance TaxJ urday in haBoston, his soul burning within "Niehous has a world ot stuff and t^i6 past decade. Dempsey says shft- E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound- Marshalltown, in said Marshall! a 300 employes who^ are ^ eng&get*' strojtes from the ancient clock on him. Fevers of hate and rage con dow boxing has its god points, .byt tion of resp^isibU^ty tpr continuing 'an excellent basebaU brain," said a simple remedy made from roots County, ^owa proceed fjt.o apj^raise th« other, work. r \ y . the stairway vibrated thru the house. tended for masteTy with his love for Speaker, "but with they Indians his that it also has its bad points, and r e V Thjs back pay Covered a period ot the high "bost;of living a^jter the1 war. and herbs—is a specific and may beXp °P ^y ^ the restate' of saicl deced- deeming almost anNecho of tie last Sylvia. His heart pounded thickly stuff seemed to lose it;s effective in the fu.ture he will modffy it great ^lied.. . upon to restore womenv to ent, subjectu.» L ±'1t6 theii.. Collateral. Inheri-I four months since May 1, and is the •Number- 1 -deals with "How the bell-stroke, a muffled shock rever and bis breath played him fantastic ness and his control—something that ly, as far as his own work is con l^palthy normal condition.—Adver tance Tax as by. law provided. Pleaae| I result of the decision of the federal democratic ^am|niHtratlon in Wash berated from the lower hallway as cerned. ington helped the profiteers to plun trjckfe as he ran up the stairs to her never bothered him before—was a tisement. take notice, and govern yourselve wage board bust July, when an in- tbe big outer house-door ^ swung door, \ 1 subject for almost constant (discus To loosen up the leg muscles, accordingly. r crease averaging 12 per sent over der the peoplfe." In the (other, "Why shut. 'They had not heard, it open, He rang, and rang again, aflame sion. Dick worked hard and is a strengthen tjie hip muscles and knee The Fiji Islands have almost no Dated this 14th day ot August A.f J \ the previous wage scale was granted. 25 cent., sugar?!' is asked, and had not heard the rattle of Brad wfth v^vld impatience. Each second fine chap for any club, but I am mupcles, the champion declares there native animals. answered . thUs: "Thru the negli ford's latch-key ip the lock; but now D., 1920. < This^Increase is retroactive from of delay was an hour to~"his heated afraid he took his work entirely too is- nothing to compare with shadow W. B. Williams, E. B. Em<6s, J. vMay 1 and the money is the sum due gence of .President Wilson and with the dull shudder of the door's impact seriously and really fell a victim to boxing, but when it comes to tl^o Goldenrod is found chiefly In North senses A third time he summoned America. * Whitaker, Appraisers. for difference between the old rate "of the Consent qf Attorney General cried to their hearts: the girl. buck fever." use of the arms, a boxer has to be « • pay and the new rate granted by the Painter more than a billion dollars "He has come back! His is here!" The door opened, and Sylvia's Incidentally, the case of Niehous mighty careful or he will ruin his Despite al their long training in board. . extorted faom ithe American people aunt, vague In the dim-lit hall, stood again shows the caprice of fortune style and hi*s punching power by and handed to the sugar profiteers.'" the suppression of their emotions, the in baseball affairs. Cleveland gave jabbing, hooking and swinging at an :,v inarticulate message thrilled 'them to the're before him. In spite of his , y i ' News of Traer.. • Secretary of War Biker comes in confused emotion^, Bradford noticed St. Paul Pitcher Fritz Coumbe and imaginary enemy. 'He thinks the Special'to Times-Republican. for severe grilling/by tKe republicans the core. Eliot leaned a little forward punching business should be con in his chair, both corded hands grip something of the 'distress 'and alarm approximately HO/CM)0 in cash for Traer, Aug. 80.—Dr. Oswald Lam In pamphlet No. 2 is described as that looked, out at him from her pale Niehous, and the tatter's showing fined entirely to the sparring bert, of Ohio, Is here assjftlpv in the follows: Coscientious objectors and ping its arms. His eyes blinked rier- 1 matches or when facing the bag or vously behind their spectacles. His eyes. was really worse than that of care of his niece Miss Gladys Lam the secretary: of war. A documen •Coumbe, who was always considered boxing dummy. 1 lips tightened: his Jaw set. Martha, "Sylvia?" he demanded, In a kind bert. tary history o£ vital interest to those turning quickly, peered at the library of gulp. an In and outer at best. "Might as ,"I find that it Is positively danger^" If your .skin ' Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Crabbe, who who /Offered their lives for this coun door. Miss Alden stared at him, In keen ous ^o cuf loose with a punch at the have been spending a month in the try, to their fathers and mothers, as. "Yoijt don't suppose—" she began, er fear. ^ "Yes, and left no word where to, atmosphere," said Dempsey, "be west, are expected home Thursday well as to all the kin of the American The shipmaster nodded. "Don't you know where she is?" either," said the woman. "She wrote cause if you put ail your weight be of this week.. men. w'ho lie under the white crosses she demanded. "Don't you?" hind it you are quite apt to strain itches just use W. H. Gregg has been in filing "Nobody else has a, latch key," he a note, but it didn't tell anything. in France." "I? No! Where?" x\ yourself, and if you don't put all the health of late,' being confined to his answered. "The servants always use Here—see here!" weight behind It, you are apt to get Some idea of the vigor with which the rear entrance. Yes, you see my "Oh, land of mercy! I thought She fumbled in the pocket of her bed. He is a victim of ahemia. this campaign document goes after into the dangerous habit of pulling Miss Alice Morison, who has been prophecy is coming t^cue!" she was with you—thought you'd apron, drew forth a~ Crumpled bit of your blows and thus killing your Secretary Baker is continued in the Mrs. Vinton started suddenly to run away with her, or something!" paper, and held it out to Bradford. spending the summer at Sterling, following headlines; "Newton D. hitting power." * Colo., Is home for a brief visit, she ward the doorway. /• exclaimed the frightened woman. "If He snatched it, in his eagerness. Dempsey believes there Is notching •will attend school in Denver the Baker, a pacifist."—"Helping the "Martha!" she Isn't with you, where—where is "X 'note? To me?" slackers and. revolutionists."—"Baker better to loosen the muscles of th? coming year. "What is it?" she?" "No—to m§. Can you make any arms and shoulders than to dance Mr. and Mrs. Ward Lewis and two urged to free disloyalists."—"Tender "Come back!" he ordered, beckon "What do you mean?" demanded thing otit of it?" ness for traitors and slackers."— about and work the armB, but ne daughters of Mechanicsville, • are ing. i Bradford. He caught her by the Under the "dim gas light in the $.dids that experience has taught liim visiting Mrs. Lewis' sister, Mrs. "Quitters preferred to fighters."— She paused, not understanding. arm, with terrible intensity. "What's hall, the girl's writing seemed to it is necessary to strike blows in or I^rank Stark. "Bolshevists and socialists as special "What for?" she demanded. 'Tm happened now?" dance and quiver stfangel^ as he der to get the benefit of this exer Resinol Ointment, With Resinot John Campbell left today for Han wards'of Baker."—"Draft dodging going to meet him!" "She's gone!" read. cise. /Dempsey is using his new sys Soap,usually stops itching instantly. cock and Ivanhoe, M!nn„ to visit his disloyalist freed by Baker," and "Im "No, no, not a step!" forbade "Gone? Gone where?" "Dearest Aunt Margaret: This is tem in his work for the Miske bout Unless the trouble is due to some sister, Mrs. A. G. Cone. munity for Red Flagger." . \ her. "You must not!" . "My laws, I wish I knew!" Miss just to say good-bye. Something has Labor IJay. - serious internal disorder, it quickly Miss Edith Wilson left for Rlcevllle, "Must not?" Already they heard Alden answered tremulously, begin happened which makes it impossible It yould appear the ehanualcn has and easily heals, where she has taken a position in a Council Bluffs—Arthur I^inville, 35 moat cases of ec Bradford's familiar footfall on. the ning to i cry. "When I came in from for me to stay here any longer. Don't diagnosed the ills of the* shadow zema, rash, or similar tormenting bank. years old, manager of the Robert long staircase. "Must not?" grayer meeting, half an hqurVgo, I worry about me — please, please boxing stunt in much,the same way Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Wood are visit McKensie farm, one mile east of skin .or scaip eruption, even when "Not an inch! And when he comes found she'd packed up a feuit case don't! Everything will be for the that a few other trainers have diag-. For tri*l free, write Dept. 7-R, Re»- ing relatfres in Minnesota and look this city, is missirg. The fact be in here, keep silence. Let me do the and gone, that's all!" best. Tell Wright not to* hunt for other treatments have given Mttl# nosed it. Willard, when training for irni Baltimore, Ma. reiiei. Physicians Resinol ing after th^ir land interests in South came known publicly today, altho talking. We must not, we can not "Packed a suit case and gone?" re me. ; Just let me go. I must! Again, his match with Dempsey, u.ied "to prescribe Dakota. ^ he disappeared Monday night. Mrs. haye a, scene. There must be noth peated Bradford dully, numbed by good-bye, and lots of love from punch with all his vim iy shadow • extensively. Sold by all druggists. Mrs. H. J. Wliarnell And two of the Linville believes that he was mur ing like the return of the prodigal the sense of catastrophe that im v'cral tr. prcph- R. G. Stoakes girls returned yester- 4 Sylvia." boxing, and r dered and his body disposed of. son. He merely returns as if he bad pended. (To be continued.) esied he was hurting his hxttmg 'A/ L . /•U /' ~ - \ i ^ v C V c 3* fr- - * ^ * , i Mr i viibs' iU