https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/366a420fdfb8977fb53d277caedccda1.pdf 5fac5653f683e518846562a1eb5bc0f4 PDF Text Text t.. • I ' ,. • . . .•,.. - • ' ' . ~ · ·l 6 1 Ml IG &TA TE ST H !I US~ U 0 I STH A l C(}L VYU' U, Y, s· non :ump for l1oo1v"''" R --------- ----.-------- HER nlrhl a """ not m NEW URTI~, H Ill SN CT I I NY IN ' Bv Act Ch•••tre I Dio H e Mr. ond Mr.& Columbus came e w~k e '""' e al ave ..• s ., ·. •' • • H ' • ' A • "" ,. tnveauaa of PO.IItlcrl I)' ?• d one ar• A lpt!D •' • to f thet · da y you d ito ad·.• h· ·- ' '. .... t is • re·t' n the priee of th' 'P-for (! r, aelf. S.W.1lier ~rda'ofrea~ e • lueo '" �' . ' ---..,..r- ~~-~~-.,- .,. • ,. ~ - ' w,~ , ' Curtis N4TION-'1.. • t !'resident .... . . · .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Herbert llJ~o\1!1' ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~V:fic~e-;Pr~e~•i;~d~e~nt I~ ' ! j ! . "' ""''""'I"TOP us INC SODAf ) FOR BAD w..-..,. ~·TOMACH ... Much IIOd -·For /lOUr 8 ~ ~lstrubs digestion. 1s tar bette os.c and gas, Adlerikll or bowel ~i!o~e ~h...,loh"' 1 1 1 ur!~ yo•'•l and bad ..... B sJeep. Ebenbach Phar~)',-in Middleport by Bte.nsburv mr:! Co., tn Rutland BIU,.m Phar: Y- Adv. 00 l Fool•'•• • worry hu fllws~• kliiM more mPn tllan work. And the pltr ot 1t 1111 truu tblfl 1ol1 IJ 110 utterly uM· i•MM. 'J'rJ m~tlni rour prohl"m~ 1 tl t 81!1 you do your notefl, w lCD me or !fetllf!mPnt 11 at lu\nd. Worr)' lfl rn<f!'rf'l)' lntfll'e!lt on IMnhlP ootorf' It fDillil du~>.-C':rll. ,, Phone500-L For Results For Thrifty-TSt(Viee. '£ All Flatworl< waahed and ironecl. Wearing apparel returned damp and ready to iron. H'Al.l.ACI GREAT FOOTBALIL. 1.8!1 NUT-Boast nil!. thyself of tomorrow; for lhod, knowc•t not whut u day may bring forth.-Proverb• 27 :I. ------needy; .. I ""'· :M-INS-H""" ' ·''"' ho-oro none: "''""" mooe0rately00a cUve; compared wit.h PrJay, & ut. tteady, ~>~:eadv to JOe lower than Ba.turda.y : ~mg 80 ws steady ; lto~:UO lb8. 386--t : 340-:UO ib61 , 3!1o0-380, plft3 360-315 , packing 80\n ranginr from 250·3 . Cattle reoetptt 000 ; qualny ninstly pl&Jn ; market rather slow; near ~Steady. &ck!l't.'l ty a . sustain!~ raetor; early bulk common Lo medium steen 11nd ye&rlblss 4--550, package at 810; few 'll'885)' hellers, 3-·450 odd head to ~. common and medium oows, 2U· 3; better indlvidua), to 385 ror rood and choice , cutkr w medium bulla Z·3. Calve~~. decelpt.:l 400 ; mlu ·lcet Nl.ea- U. S. Senator . . .. . .·......... . .. .. . . . ...' .......... . . . . '.... Gilbert Hetim\.n ,. Charld C11Ptia lOth Distrld • , .. . , _, ., 'l'homas A.t Jenk(ns coc. :--... CoollreBBman-at·Large .. George H. Bender, L. T. P4Tnih- Repnoentativc .... ... , ....... ..... .. Tom W. Jo .. . ; County Cominbudonel'8 ... Arthur Beegb, A. B. Biugh'lnl hooecuting Attorney ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ccdrb Clark Clerk o&: Court• ....... ....... .. . .. ..... John Sp;rrs Sheriff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A. 0. Traey Cot·nty .Recorder , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Geo. A. Meinhart County Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. R. G. w_,b~i!:r County Survoyor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . T1leollore Be_egl~ Coroner ........ . ...... ....... ....... Bon B Ewing am poor and J n: Market STATE MY HELP- I Jean old who refUMd. to atw d1 •to 50c hfaher· good and cbalce w..w.~..'• Fh-•t •attt. wa~ l.n\0 Ute pollee vea~ra &....ao ; medium ~tilde down11.'"'"..,.'"'eand admttt.ed that he had ward to m; plaJner )ot.J 11&·~ ' 'he enlateJHDt st GNBt Metd• home made bOmb throUih Sheep · fflleli'bl 3000; lambS oww, Pll, M'«:17 28. lTM. w11 Gwrre the front. plate RlaM Window of the Ins steady, rood to ehoJOe Uvht to \\'all!lbJu ~ton'J ftrat ftl:bt. Be wu ~nr which hu omce.'l In " rnl!dlum welrht.a, 5-600; t-ew weJeflWJ £hen twent1 two ytar' old DDd ID Lw(Hitory bulldblJ. over 90 lbs 450-025 , bucklt and 101 • COP'IIIIBDil or EDfl,llh troopa \1; bleh. (!frWI'III!I:ht11 4-460 : oommm1 t..o me. OJ.um Jl'B.dn 2MJ~37Ji , I:Uik.tng stt::ac~,. hail rone forth to build a tort on thJ!! M for uged Jii.Oelc lll' upwarci l.o 260 tor MoooDJIIhf'la. Te-o or the French _ !s·AXI wt<therll force were killed aDd tlae Nit ea,. tnred. wuhlniJ,On lOJt oue kllled PITTHBU&GH LIVESTOCK I - - -- - - - aDd fhi'H WOIJDde(J. I · ---·~ _ •• •D&IL'I::•-- - • II" ... . I '' .. FIFT:~~ g~~~~S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98C ADDITIONAL POUNDS 6c EACH At A alight extra charge Shirta will be finiahed. yet $h~ L9rd thinketh upon me: thou art my help and deliverer; ~make no tarrying, 0 my G<>d.-Psalm~ 4U:l7:· ... wJ- ' OHINI'SE BANDITS THE . . TERRIBLE ordeal snti'ered by a yoUnlf b"rlde and , her male companion, both Brithlh subjects, at · t)le ~~nds of Cblnesc brigands •~d · ba'litll!~. but aarv~• to lllll· phaslzo the fact that somethlnr must be done in tlie ~a.s.t Fort Hayes tr Col~.,..- ( l'oJnil« llfftll ' '. statements relative to keeplnr the "Open Dbor" In China, failed miserably in doing o.pythlnr ot -coilatructive furthe• fiJIIure. In fact she has done nothinr Per own interests in that whic~ she saw fit to do. In t~e 11\"thods employed tpeir OW1!, bandito who country for years, na•ve. !levlliahlless. ThE! experiene'! . We latest example be rescued alive, fre,'il!}t1\l as human beings. !'•• r being captured, ii••:.:~:~n~~~:~~l; Chiou, with J at her heels lit •l!lf .tl6iet, poaition to •top tho'bandltry any. 1111:;~~~~~~;~~;~ t,h c law.le••neos of ti)e !4ipponese tl thi• terrible otate oxista, the llv08 of Ially of Engll•h •peaking "''""· ;, Wortlj unle"" tbey stay il1 the thickly populated dlitrl,ct•. What the final outcome of this '""''"'"' fair. will be, I• <Onjcctural but one m~y real a.. ured It wjll be little if ony better than the pres0nt •late of 'Ifill•• &o lonlf a• the re•t of the world looks on complllcently as Japan exploits nnd loots Chinese' territory at her own pleasure. ., •' ~l e4uilibrium iK tfl he maJntained fn that qqarter. J"pan, with all her ostentation and her rep~~tecl ' ' ; ' • ' ' Public Forum II Duce ' • ', <co , _ntinucd !i • • 1 -~ [tar,c Qnf'JI ~ • ~...... ,.. , ... r ed the speech. .- ... --.. "The sblp or' war d~~ i.n~ ,reo· aratlons 1.'1 now safely ~n thE!" har. Iocr of Lo.usnnna," hfl &e.l(! ' into the open sea nga.ln this shlJt bearln! the hopes and fears of so many peoples?'' . "No; No!" roared the liowd. "I wish these no's," went on MussoUnl, "could cross the ocean, touchlng the generous hearts or t..he American republic. " i • Rosa!,¥:! ;was Gut pi town all'ai1,1. probab~'y with the band 1~1ader at lthe Lake 'ltrle resor~ Barb was tchasing about with Stone and their mob.. lJtY bad 1aken ,up s:,olf now ,goi1IW'!f' expemive, ~ •• r Mqn" ·~•l4 form a bart,ler al~tr , U'• Other chief point.<! or ,.ll He ,bad bel!ft prl!lllftWtiou.s to a I'QlJald rpbln with plen\.)' O( prf'!ten!l to their level 'Oarb' had el\lrphll. Ttle orlg:lnal bOrrowed IIU)ney went s~r~l;bi. frolu the s:ov~ trlJm.ent W In ~n!Ulra. Then Lt. •topPed on sec:o41d ~ WIUl the mtd~IIJaQ. Prom l.ben 1!. \Maed 'blrd apd W<!Jlt rl11lt back t.o the old home plate In ~he District of Oolumbia. THE SCHOOL 511\JATION .' • lnv"t•t In a ' GENERAL ElECTRIC I shown ' him ,..taere be wtood He wall of• thl!' wor.ldqg daa~, dep~nd· enl on the whims ' of SeVenly One 1 ·Broadway~when the mill wa• down •IJe was hj1S1 a tra!lJp on the river ban~ ' L'ookin& at lei'•· ' The gJory of thl! rri~iron. pic• turl!'s ip the papers. names in the headlines~ll a mirage which fa~ ed when the pocket• were emp;ty. Flighty little dumb~ll• came , o the beath eYery day, e'ame In abort ,&kirt• arid contell!neo batblngtult!l pretty liftle baas•r• -whose -:on~ iltant me11age eeeml!'d to be: Look -isa't tltis a nice pair of lt:ga? · Dqt~,Y- .•• Clare .•. LucUle • .. Nan I:)'•••• Louise. , . . Tb," n190n alt-onl! benignly on the filllter, 411,~ t,he stara were low at hi-ght a~d' , the ~ hreea~• war.qs. ' Dotiy. Would become a atout Wo-maq after her. 6ut 1baby but ju.at no, 1he wa. modeled perfec:Jlr: fullli.albt. amu, b~aat-black tor-b 'baJr loci t.thet: aquare face, found eYe.. oink cbceb-la an ap; pill; ~ea bat.hlna 1ult DottY was a Yol..ptu.Qua filure. ' , 1 Bat ' O•t»' wua ~ .-olattuoq- d:.y ligures. '¥hat !"'t.nd~! 1 J ' • Utili e. ••• He met her at .M'n 9f Steel a~d how he lfi'O~ , a poetry."' •!~~ ~~"'\'A~~ down me roa4 to a .pu,mp,~ ~CIIEI ..ed bcr 8.-o mtniit~ later:,: Warm ·tijs, balr l I pay ,., It •11i of -lrili . • I OWN ,4YM.NT -•as.Q. .t.t~.~u.,~ M~fPAY ., ' "'Lay 'offJ" Nl ' . hill hamd ancJ used 'thC other to pult hip h•ir while! tbF medico was ac w~rlf. Tli.ea, after ; it •b• :packed f~ilth ban~e 1 and r,ra-pptd ln a hoC eo,press, he r!e)oinf.d die ·other ctipple.t at the eo11ese boWil*l. · Bam~y c:aln,e Ovet; Pitfg~ Pat, the Brbte, Jack BOomer. 1They urged btm to quit stalling and come out witlt th~ • rut of the gang, · "'Pret;ty sood loo4 over here," Pat said. '1mw do you a"' about getting your hand In one (If those things?" :Pat found tht1 way later on, Ted bad 10tne anxioua momf'!ntl. Another boy had ramml!d 1he prona of a pitchfork ln hie band aud nealect~d it. After pi'Jellminary treattaent by D~~"WIIIra u the infinnarJI, he waa taken away to a hoapltai-,-ind lost the'· haad. 'Tf'!d uaually fciJl ~ttet 1ft tbe mOrning; but one maht ht didn't a.eep well aad Ia tile ~lar. ~DI-d of the cuatoin~; ~· an~ry· ~'4 ltreakf : :ran "P bll ana. Ud a IDP appe:.,. · ed lliller JIIJ~ ' PfL I I •' ~ B•rae, eam., ~ MrtW, ••d ' ~ to 'Doe -~ •· · ' 'l)at'dteniooEJ, t1tq took him to tbe hos&4taJ J4~' tQ...,_ "'()uidet eta.m ~~·11 ~14:~ *e." .arae ·pjd •uuailrJ', 7 ';" y • •I the e~U:er. ~ . ·' 1ut IUJ 11 vtnpathy wi!;h ' tn CJennAflY'S demand ;or f'!qua.UtY ltl a~o.r"qept.s, but de~ ,,Jtf!d her to· ~n.U ..,un!JI t!le f>r>1! .,f · the diaarmament conference befot·e o prt sslng ,It, 1 Italy ~~ .¥!- duit t.l:.e .l~ll'ue now, a.lthougt;l lt (8 ..,Yerv' Ill " ""'"'II t')() general .tn scope and exertlnN llt.tle inftuence. Europe's troubii:!R the premler said, miPh t" bPSt ..~ met J,n QlOBel,' OQlJabGra..tlon with Ore&~ Blitalll, >'lal\ce, ' Germany · •, : · M\1,18J;JIInt~ reatllmned bl,s conten~ tltm Italy !y'l pursuing o. "policy or ~".' • . :1 ,; nnd RaJ~. . .. 'Ma, • . ~velous .flavor! ' '.I, ,_ ~ '1 1 -nau..• ' ' the ad- were : Mu11SOllnl dcelared lto.Jv was ., " nt1111m. You coulcl Play a aune on her 1ip.!l or her alcelele and It was all Jake wltla Lucille-a. corgcou1 wauc of m.ate:rJaL Naaey wu Jtoudth ucl ruU· cheeked and -coquettl•b Q a earnl· nl doll; Pna to blue Uoen1. with white coJI~t~_;. h~JD16aa, -vaptp. ' Clare. Deadlr serious. lril.petu-ou1o diqerOtllt tiM ldod of sJrl wbo pa~ed. 4elki.te C....Oeloori talk... , a mom..~t of what tbt would meu .. Firat thing I have to do II a:et ; c l dieD be1 tboqht of aomt-; in ahape. Pidge-dld nothing bAt ool~ more P easaut - when be • bwn around, bad llou~1 an,d everr- c 0 . -~ thiq;-anythlfts: ,happeD tbls blm~dla~:l Bo:eu waa ~till Willi' ca. year. 1 ': l 11 ' : T:;.:Jtb h::· W.l Ji.er; .....,. q band-- , The first thing h~fed to T'rd .~!;~~~'::th~~l ~ynue. t The pimpl~ tiet¥feja ~~~ eut biadapa .aad ·~:dfinl!en davelo~d into aa ...,-FCJib without , IDI'i':tlietic. which nn1 bim to the lnftrmary. . Bat tha BUM Wit litdt til-.. M It wu cltr.rlaa: ap uaotller 1tart- litided. foU, kld .,;,~,r_., wltb ...., beOI&. ed. · 1aaiiJ, Slio· h~ ftllllioll&_. ..,. G&lt •• • took Ia 1a11r iiJ'II aud 1 :t'Yoar·b1ot«a\fa ,kd ebape."' old eom~oB. 'ot.WaiiNIIdrop.. reopoadi!d; Ia , iiJj IJiorillq ~. Doe ~weta 1114 u he olltbod an ~Jan .PI4P ~ tlept late a11d carH4 ~If .lor il X ~· .ihe. \ new tnfcetfoa. dowo-!i.t tftli'-a 7'~J ~ coward. Bul II q.l1't. tile -wtit Ye ~iu lloinsr' like i toforr~ boUt·' ., ; GIOOJl ~thcd, tbe rim- ~~ with • *I bad c ca1e of ~fao11 lYJ tlal1 Tile ~d DOer'' btl~wta 11 ili all"" lore. hio heart ~«l<b'ood -1 'Wiib blii lodloo·l/!!tih' IOI'd .. · 11111 ner bl•lat•De.:t Ill I ~ot lioct "'PtOMbl,. lL . , t. bla ~ol Mil i ~11-1 ~ ..... But it Dner drowue4 cl't'lon.- " I~~~~J~bt!J.dactdtcamttoaa& ~ ~ -,·'"~7. . .""""'! •••··.U 10:t.'1 '"ftn ••mm!•·" • ri'f"' , .,. ~~ "" "''"i'':J •I >I ...... 1.&0 ., · · - ~ - • • -. ' '.' s 1· a 10 IU2, Ll&ii'M'a MYa1 TouccoCo. · ·. ; •, ":"•~·:· · · .. .....~ '' : ' ·' ' f"JUUERE'S ro1111111ce in ·"ia Cheelerfield-the · .1 romance of fine tobat:eos from all over the world. The 8e81'eh begi~s in fiu...o&"Tnrkey where Chesterfield ho:ft'l" vUil ~ ~pcn:­ tant tobaooo-gro1ring Nlllloa••• ~ OO.,iinue~~ throughout our own ~uib)iujd. Year In lind year ont Chesterfield pve11 10·ita lllltiken the .. ptek" of alllheee fielde. • 1 ........ •4 ho laaled him-,11 foo ..,~ ,·. 3 ~· """"' ~i!O..rc>ul.~oo&oi • d • ~ -~-J · t~"' .1 · ,. es er· 1e I' .' ,, L" . I ~ ;J, .,j ' ' 1 ;cii' ,• o foolfn'l she hflld n,e nat.., and colorlns of a ye:llo. peach; You might a~ well set ready lo Y et!! /came baclr: 0 4-otlr... white dresa, ellni Lucille was apeak your pteee when she. mt;ets without lu1 hand. natural Gte&tloa but a mentJ you Boy, rou're gonna have to His righl hand, too. He tbouallit I ... lllfll-' j prison; be Wil! thankful for the train th:!t took him away. Mat'lr of his high school dassrt;~ates were ah::eady mamed and chained there -:'lOme of 1hem mismated. regret~ tin1 it. ' ' , Spiced nlghu wafted youth In~ to marriage Ted understood it now, after h1s summer. h wa1 a way fhe Valley had to retain itt 'own. J:lut Ted had escaped. New DomirUon was ahead. Junior year was gorseoua In be· ginning. Juniors know everybody; everybody knew the juniora, As 6nt string variety quarte['back Ted Wynne waa a peraonage; aome· body to ~e friendly with. IJe shook h4nda w1th 3o many people tha1 a pimple began to protrude between bi1 fingers. Pid~ was exuberant, bronzed, le11 inclined to the ofeagioou.!l and mote to the rurJed type. "'Nothins to do bu~ ride and built and.nim and Pull a boat-boy yoa m.il,ht II well have bee. wit~ a• If I ta;d lrno.,_ you wereo"t •laVlnK1n bbdr 'f'' In ~heir she had me qute asking about the il.llDCC ' OD t~~nd ' ' j th~ upeft "ound, 'twilit au Iod ne The Valley wa1 a damp, difli'ns bru ~ h tt.bout in it I' Ted htld out Escape.. !"eret, Pf:~lve., wD11fta ~ . be pu•h.. the m'tn,• he ~aid fa one n.IP. •No-ed a~ottnd ll~e BetJ,-, tiandled like tbere bat 1'bt Thlnlll!r: and \ " Will th o (lreP.t Amer1ca.n ~le · turn �' . ' ---..,..r- ~~-~~-.,- .,. • ,. ~ - ' w,~ , ' Curtis N4TION-'1.. • t !'resident .... . . · .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Herbert llJ~o\1!1' ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~V:fic~e-;Pr~e~•i;~d~e~nt I~ ' ! j ! . "' ""''""'I"TOP us INC SODAf ) FOR BAD w..-..,. ~·TOMACH ... Much IIOd -·For /lOUr 8 ~ ~lstrubs digestion. 1s tar bette os.c and gas, Adlerikll or bowel ~i!o~e ~h...,loh"' 1 1 1 ur!~ yo•'•l and bad ..... B sJeep. Ebenbach Phar~)',-in Middleport by Bte.nsburv mr:! Co., tn Rutland BIU,.m Phar: Y- Adv. 00 l Fool•'•• • worry hu fllws~• kliiM more mPn tllan work. And the pltr ot 1t 1111 truu tblfl 1ol1 IJ 110 utterly uM· i•MM. 'J'rJ m~tlni rour prohl"m~ 1 tl t 81!1 you do your notefl, w lCD me or !fetllf!mPnt 11 at lu\nd. Worr)' lfl rn<f!'rf'l)' lntfll'e!lt on IMnhlP ootorf' It fDillil du~>.-C':rll. ,, Phone500-L For Results For Thrifty-TSt(Viee. '£ All Flatworl< waahed and ironecl. Wearing apparel returned damp and ready to iron. H'Al.l.ACI GREAT FOOTBALIL. 1.8!1 NUT-Boast nil!. thyself of tomorrow; for lhod, knowc•t not whut u day may bring forth.-Proverb• 27 :I. ------needy; .. I ""'· :M-INS-H""" ' ·''"' ho-oro none: "''""" mooe0rately00a cUve; compared wit.h PrJay, & ut. tteady, ~>~:eadv to JOe lower than Ba.turda.y : ~mg 80 ws steady ; lto~:UO lb8. 386--t : 340-:UO ib61 , 3!1o0-380, plft3 360-315 , packing 80\n ranginr from 250·3 . Cattle reoetptt 000 ; qualny ninstly pl&Jn ; market rather slow; near ~Steady. &ck!l't.'l ty a . sustain!~ raetor; early bulk common Lo medium steen 11nd ye&rlblss 4--550, package at 810; few 'll'885)' hellers, 3-·450 odd head to ~. common and medium oows, 2U· 3; better indlvidua), to 385 ror rood and choice , cutkr w medium bulla Z·3. Calve~~. decelpt.:l 400 ; mlu ·lcet Nl.ea- U. S. Senator . . .. . .·......... . .. .. . . . ...' .......... . . . . '.... Gilbert Hetim\.n ,. Charld C11Ptia lOth Distrld • , .. . , _, ., 'l'homas A.t Jenk(ns coc. :--... CoollreBBman-at·Large .. George H. Bender, L. T. P4Tnih- Repnoentativc .... ... , ....... ..... .. Tom W. Jo .. . ; County Cominbudonel'8 ... Arthur Beegb, A. B. Biugh'lnl hooecuting Attorney ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ccdrb Clark Clerk o&: Court• ....... ....... .. . .. ..... John Sp;rrs Sheriff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A. 0. Traey Cot·nty .Recorder , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Geo. A. Meinhart County Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. R. G. w_,b~i!:r County Survoyor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . T1leollore Be_egl~ Coroner ........ . ...... ....... ....... Bon B Ewing am poor and J n: Market STATE MY HELP- I Jean old who refUMd. to atw d1 •to 50c hfaher· good and cbalce w..w.~..'• Fh-•t •attt. wa~ l.n\0 Ute pollee vea~ra &....ao ; medium ~tilde down11.'"'"..,.'"'eand admttt.ed that he had ward to m; plaJner )ot.J 11&·~ ' 'he enlateJHDt st GNBt Metd• home made bOmb throUih Sheep · fflleli'bl 3000; lambS oww, Pll, M'«:17 28. lTM. w11 Gwrre the front. plate RlaM Window of the Ins steady, rood to ehoJOe Uvht to \\'all!lbJu ~ton'J ftrat ftl:bt. Be wu ~nr which hu omce.'l In " rnl!dlum welrht.a, 5-600; t-ew weJeflWJ £hen twent1 two ytar' old DDd ID Lw(Hitory bulldblJ. over 90 lbs 450-025 , bucklt and 101 • COP'IIIIBDil or EDfl,llh troopa \1; bleh. (!frWI'III!I:ht11 4-460 : oommm1 t..o me. OJ.um Jl'B.dn 2MJ~37Ji , I:Uik.tng stt::ac~,. hail rone forth to build a tort on thJ!! M for uged Jii.Oelc lll' upwarci l.o 260 tor MoooDJIIhf'la. Te-o or the French _ !s·AXI wt<therll force were killed aDd tlae Nit ea,. tnred. wuhlniJ,On lOJt oue kllled PITTHBU&GH LIVESTOCK I - - -- - - - aDd fhi'H WOIJDde(J. I · ---·~ _ •• •D&IL'I::•-- - • II" ... . I '' .. FIFT:~~ g~~~~S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98C ADDITIONAL POUNDS 6c EACH At A alight extra charge Shirta will be finiahed. yet $h~ L9rd thinketh upon me: thou art my help and deliverer; ~make no tarrying, 0 my G<>d.-Psalm~ 4U:l7:· ... wJ- ' OHINI'SE BANDITS THE . . TERRIBLE ordeal snti'ered by a yoUnlf b"rlde and , her male companion, both Brithlh subjects, at · t)le ~~nds of Cblnesc brigands •~d · ba'litll!~. but aarv~• to lllll· phaslzo the fact that somethlnr must be done in tlie ~a.s.t Fort Hayes tr Col~.,..- ( l'oJnil« llfftll ' '. statements relative to keeplnr the "Open Dbor" In China, failed miserably in doing o.pythlnr ot -coilatructive furthe• fiJIIure. In fact she has done nothinr Per own interests in that whic~ she saw fit to do. In t~e 11\"thods employed tpeir OW1!, bandito who country for years, na•ve. !levlliahlless. ThE! experiene'! . We latest example be rescued alive, fre,'il!}t1\l as human beings. !'•• r being captured, ii••:.:~:~n~~~:~~l; Chiou, with J at her heels lit •l!lf .tl6iet, poaition to •top tho'bandltry any. 1111:;~~~~~~;~~;~ t,h c law.le••neos of ti)e !4ipponese tl thi• terrible otate oxista, the llv08 of Ially of Engll•h •peaking "''""· ;, Wortlj unle"" tbey stay il1 the thickly populated dlitrl,ct•. What the final outcome of this '""''"'"' fair. will be, I• <Onjcctural but one m~y real a.. ured It wjll be little if ony better than the pres0nt •late of 'Ifill•• &o lonlf a• the re•t of the world looks on complllcently as Japan exploits nnd loots Chinese' territory at her own pleasure. ., •' ~l e4uilibrium iK tfl he maJntained fn that qqarter. J"pan, with all her ostentation and her rep~~tecl ' ' ; ' • ' ' Public Forum II Duce ' • ', <co , _ntinucd !i • • 1 -~ [tar,c Qnf'JI ~ • ~...... ,.. , ... r ed the speech. .- ... --.. "The sblp or' war d~~ i.n~ ,reo· aratlons 1.'1 now safely ~n thE!" har. Iocr of Lo.usnnna," hfl &e.l(! ' into the open sea nga.ln this shlJt bearln! the hopes and fears of so many peoples?'' . "No; No!" roared the liowd. "I wish these no's," went on MussoUnl, "could cross the ocean, touchlng the generous hearts or t..he American republic. " i • Rosa!,¥:! ;was Gut pi town all'ai1,1. probab~'y with the band 1~1ader at lthe Lake 'ltrle resor~ Barb was tchasing about with Stone and their mob.. lJtY bad 1aken ,up s:,olf now ,goi1IW'!f' expemive, ~ •• r Mqn" ·~•l4 form a bart,ler al~tr , U'• Other chief point.<! or ,.ll He ,bad bel!ft prl!lllftWtiou.s to a I'QlJald rpbln with plen\.)' O( prf'!ten!l to their level 'Oarb' had el\lrphll. Ttle orlg:lnal bOrrowed IIU)ney went s~r~l;bi. frolu the s:ov~ trlJm.ent W In ~n!Ulra. Then Lt. •topPed on sec:o41d ~ WIUl the mtd~IIJaQ. Prom l.ben 1!. \Maed 'blrd apd W<!Jlt rl11lt back t.o the old home plate In ~he District of Oolumbia. THE SCHOOL 511\JATION .' • lnv"t•t In a ' GENERAL ElECTRIC I shown ' him ,..taere be wtood He wall of• thl!' wor.ldqg daa~, dep~nd· enl on the whims ' of SeVenly One 1 ·Broadway~when the mill wa• down •IJe was hj1S1 a tra!lJp on the river ban~ ' L'ookin& at lei'•· ' The gJory of thl! rri~iron. pic• turl!'s ip the papers. names in the headlines~ll a mirage which fa~ ed when the pocket• were emp;ty. Flighty little dumb~ll• came , o the beath eYery day, e'ame In abort ,&kirt• arid contell!neo batblngtult!l pretty liftle baas•r• -whose -:on~ iltant me11age eeeml!'d to be: Look -isa't tltis a nice pair of lt:ga? · Dqt~,Y- .•• Clare .•. LucUle • .. Nan I:)'•••• Louise. , . . Tb," n190n alt-onl! benignly on the filllter, 411,~ t,he stara were low at hi-ght a~d' , the ~ hreea~• war.qs. ' Dotiy. Would become a atout Wo-maq after her. 6ut 1baby but ju.at no, 1he wa. modeled perfec:Jlr: fullli.albt. amu, b~aat-black tor-b 'baJr loci t.thet: aquare face, found eYe.. oink cbceb-la an ap; pill; ~ea bat.hlna 1ult DottY was a Yol..ptu.Qua filure. ' , 1 Bat ' O•t»' wua ~ .-olattuoq- d:.y ligures. '¥hat !"'t.nd~! 1 J ' • Utili e. ••• He met her at .M'n 9f Steel a~d how he lfi'O~ , a poetry."' •!~~ ~~"'\'A~~ down me roa4 to a .pu,mp,~ ~CIIEI ..ed bcr 8.-o mtniit~ later:,: Warm ·tijs, balr l I pay ,., It •11i of -lrili . • I OWN ,4YM.NT -•as.Q. .t.t~.~u.,~ M~fPAY ., ' "'Lay 'offJ" Nl ' . hill hamd ancJ used 'thC other to pult hip h•ir while! tbF medico was ac w~rlf. Tli.ea, after ; it •b• :packed f~ilth ban~e 1 and r,ra-pptd ln a hoC eo,press, he r!e)oinf.d die ·other ctipple.t at the eo11ese boWil*l. · Bam~y c:aln,e Ovet; Pitfg~ Pat, the Brbte, Jack BOomer. 1They urged btm to quit stalling and come out witlt th~ • rut of the gang, · "'Pret;ty sood loo4 over here," Pat said. '1mw do you a"' about getting your hand In one (If those things?" :Pat found tht1 way later on, Ted bad 10tne anxioua momf'!ntl. Another boy had ramml!d 1he prona of a pitchfork ln hie band aud nealect~d it. After pi'Jellminary treattaent by D~~"WIIIra u the infinnarJI, he waa taken away to a hoapltai-,-ind lost the'· haad. 'Tf'!d uaually fciJl ~ttet 1ft tbe mOrning; but one maht ht didn't a.eep well aad Ia tile ~lar. ~DI-d of the cuatoin~; ~· an~ry· ~'4 ltreakf : :ran "P bll ana. Ud a IDP appe:.,. · ed lliller JIIJ~ ' PfL I I •' ~ B•rae, eam., ~ MrtW, ••d ' ~ to 'Doe -~ •· · ' 'l)at'dteniooEJ, t1tq took him to tbe hos&4taJ J4~' tQ...,_ "'()uidet eta.m ~~·11 ~14:~ *e." .arae ·pjd •uuailrJ', 7 ';" y • •I the e~U:er. ~ . ·' 1ut IUJ 11 vtnpathy wi!;h ' tn CJennAflY'S demand ;or f'!qua.UtY ltl a~o.r"qept.s, but de~ ,,Jtf!d her to· ~n.U ..,un!JI t!le f>r>1! .,f · the diaarmament conference befot·e o prt sslng ,It, 1 Italy ~~ .¥!- duit t.l:.e .l~ll'ue now, a.lthougt;l lt (8 ..,Yerv' Ill " ""'"'II t')() general .tn scope and exertlnN llt.tle inftuence. Europe's troubii:!R the premler said, miPh t" bPSt ..~ met J,n QlOBel,' OQlJabGra..tlon with Ore&~ Blitalll, >'lal\ce, ' Germany · •, : · M\1,18J;JIInt~ reatllmned bl,s conten~ tltm Italy !y'l pursuing o. "policy or ~".' • . :1 ,; nnd RaJ~. . .. 'Ma, • . ~velous .flavor! ' '.I, ,_ ~ '1 1 -nau..• ' ' the ad- were : Mu11SOllnl dcelared lto.Jv was ., " nt1111m. You coulcl Play a aune on her 1ip.!l or her alcelele and It was all Jake wltla Lucille-a. corgcou1 wauc of m.ate:rJaL Naaey wu Jtoudth ucl ruU· cheeked and -coquettl•b Q a earnl· nl doll; Pna to blue Uoen1. with white coJI~t~_;. h~JD16aa, -vaptp. ' Clare. Deadlr serious. lril.petu-ou1o diqerOtllt tiM ldod of sJrl wbo pa~ed. 4elki.te C....Oeloori talk... , a mom..~t of what tbt would meu .. Firat thing I have to do II a:et ; c l dieD be1 tboqht of aomt-; in ahape. Pidge-dld nothing bAt ool~ more P easaut - when be • bwn around, bad llou~1 an,d everr- c 0 . -~ thiq;-anythlfts: ,happeD tbls blm~dla~:l Bo:eu waa ~till Willi' ca. year. 1 ': l 11 ' : T:;.:Jtb h::· W.l Ji.er; .....,. q band-- , The first thing h~fed to T'rd .~!;~~~'::th~~l ~ynue. t The pimpl~ tiet¥feja ~~~ eut biadapa .aad ·~:dfinl!en davelo~d into aa ...,-FCJib without , IDI'i':tlietic. which nn1 bim to the lnftrmary. . Bat tha BUM Wit litdt til-.. M It wu cltr.rlaa: ap uaotller 1tart- litided. foU, kld .,;,~,r_., wltb ...., beOI&. ed. · 1aaiiJ, Slio· h~ ftllllioll&_. ..,. G&lt •• • took Ia 1a11r iiJ'II aud 1 :t'Yoar·b1ot«a\fa ,kd ebape."' old eom~oB. 'ot.WaiiNIIdrop.. reopoadi!d; Ia , iiJj IJiorillq ~. Doe ~weta 1114 u he olltbod an ~Jan .PI4P ~ tlept late a11d carH4 ~If .lor il X ~· .ihe. \ new tnfcetfoa. dowo-!i.t tftli'-a 7'~J ~ coward. Bul II q.l1't. tile -wtit Ye ~iu lloinsr' like i toforr~ boUt·' ., ; GIOOJl ~thcd, tbe rim- ~~ with • *I bad c ca1e of ~fao11 lYJ tlal1 Tile ~d DOer'' btl~wta 11 ili all"" lore. hio heart ~«l<b'ood -1 'Wiib blii lodloo·l/!!tih' IOI'd .. · 11111 ner bl•lat•De.:t Ill I ~ot lioct "'PtOMbl,. lL . , t. bla ~ol Mil i ~11-1 ~ ..... But it Dner drowue4 cl't'lon.- " I~~~~J~bt!J.dactdtcamttoaa& ~ ~ -,·'"~7. . .""""'! •••··.U 10:t.'1 '"ftn ••mm!•·" • ri'f"' , .,. ~~ "" "''"i'':J •I >I ...... 1.&0 ., · · - ~ - • • -. ' '.' s 1· a 10 IU2, Ll&ii'M'a MYa1 TouccoCo. · ·. ; •, ":"•~·:· · · .. .....~ '' : ' ·' ' f"JUUERE'S ro1111111ce in ·"ia Cheelerfield-the · .1 romance of fine tobat:eos from all over the world. The 8e81'eh begi~s in fiu...o&"Tnrkey where Chesterfield ho:ft'l" vUil ~ ~pcn:­ tant tobaooo-gro1ring Nlllloa••• ~ OO.,iinue~~ throughout our own ~uib)iujd. Year In lind year ont Chesterfield pve11 10·ita lllltiken the .. ptek" of alllheee fielde. • 1 ........ •4 ho laaled him-,11 foo ..,~ ,·. 3 ~· """"' ~i!O..rc>ul.~oo&oi • d • ~ -~-J · t~"' .1 · ,. es er· 1e I' .' ,, L" . I ~ ;J, .,j ' ' 1 ;cii' ,• o foolfn'l she hflld n,e nat.., and colorlns of a ye:llo. peach; You might a~ well set ready lo Y et!! /came baclr: 0 4-otlr... white dresa, ellni Lucille was apeak your pteee when she. mt;ets without lu1 hand. natural Gte&tloa but a mentJ you Boy, rou're gonna have to His righl hand, too. He tbouallit I ... lllfll-' j prison; be Wil! thankful for the train th:!t took him away. Mat'lr of his high school dassrt;~ates were ah::eady mamed and chained there -:'lOme of 1hem mismated. regret~ tin1 it. ' ' , Spiced nlghu wafted youth In~ to marriage Ted understood it now, after h1s summer. h wa1 a way fhe Valley had to retain itt 'own. J:lut Ted had escaped. New DomirUon was ahead. Junior year was gorseoua In be· ginning. Juniors know everybody; everybody knew the juniora, As 6nt string variety quarte['back Ted Wynne waa a peraonage; aome· body to ~e friendly with. IJe shook h4nda w1th 3o many people tha1 a pimple began to protrude between bi1 fingers. Pid~ was exuberant, bronzed, le11 inclined to the ofeagioou.!l and mote to the rurJed type. "'Nothins to do bu~ ride and built and.nim and Pull a boat-boy yoa m.il,ht II well have bee. wit~ a• If I ta;d lrno.,_ you wereo"t •laVlnK1n bbdr 'f'' In ~heir she had me qute asking about the il.llDCC ' OD t~~nd ' ' j th~ upeft "ound, 'twilit au Iod ne The Valley wa1 a damp, difli'ns bru ~ h tt.bout in it I' Ted htld out Escape.. !"eret, Pf:~lve., wD11fta ~ . be pu•h.. the m'tn,• he ~aid fa one n.IP. •No-ed a~ottnd ll~e BetJ,-, tiandled like tbere bat 1'bt Thlnlll!r: and \ " Will th o (lreP.t Amer1ca.n ~le · turn �~ ., . '' • "• . '' 'IDiwLl' .Upset Of Ball Season " · Ohio tine Flattens ........ ,. b •.will make ,,. pm • ". . ..,,•· lihe ~l•red .\iii~ Won 0.. M~ Game Th.., J.C~II WHO ' • I· Bi>ya UEUNBUTEN . ,.. t• ,."' " "',. <> ,.'" "' '" .. .J JIQT'L COJ.I,IMB1JS COiuntll-. Ohio. cot Room.rl Fireproof ~ Ia Bed~t:ed •doM8 11.10, f US . BATH 11Ji0 . • ). ' '. ~ ..... ___ DININQ ROOM AND coriu: SHOP _.~ ·- ~-"-;-;~-:;:: sthroa~ muoeular · -dcael>eo.tpol•o,app!yM,.. I, W. G. DOWNlll bas taken the ~cy tor Allen Broa. Cleveland ' fCir old gold and sliver. Partin WintiDK to sell , aame . see him at fill residence. 10-24·61. taole, the «eoualel'-irrilaDI" ·· Vftders&:alt Manqemeat ALBA COURT HOTEL New 81111rna, FloriU .. ' . 5t Booms-MI . Batbt, Steam !; ,:) \\'ri ~e ~= Healed rer Beoldd aQd Rates. JAME!· H. 'utler .,. ' .. .•' ' ' • Maaacer How Much ~ I'IPirl,. AVI:. I'Uttlt),_.l .. l .h .IVA A. TING.IY ' is a dollar? .\ IN III~IUJY I ~::0:!0'~-::::':::::-::~--r­ IIOw I~ THUNOE; IBI'Ll!&liCit All 'J'irttll ...~,~ , , ffUtlil .illd\ ILARGEST ALL· YEAR HOTEL) t>11> 'IOU <;""~ D 6.~ .-ouA AAl> 'Tlf\1 Mll!\l'r1;\ <ioOIN(.- fl\lf l!LOU<I C" Jllftl11tl ;,. .rcrU .,4 '"' lt!lf"•' "" ,..~, i• Ntc Tor• • Uuwdco n: 11 Oc:cap•at& ' '\\'('JII II I," Sio hl- II i lln. 1111' sugt ut Chl nlltm\-~ 1 'II< I '- p t;<> lll rm IIC.V t () l'il lllh '~< l'ltr lh• r•1 ll r~•al r i S. whr•rf> t oo nl't1•r. :tloldl• ~rul na•mlll'.l · rCt'h' nJ." ... EltllAI>I() ~Mb C"'I-1-INio The plastron, •hi.el~·l~, 'front is · · ~o~e oDe of the amartett new Ideas ofv Paris. 1 Jt h detialJtlultJ younr•• skt~tched : in treen plaid~ wo,olen. , Th~ plain ; Woolen 1onH with the pla1d wtth n 4f 1 " I1 tovered button,, Carried out '" one n1ater ial in '> Ill> Hotel ~I - -..---.····-···- ··--~W·t!ol hl r•;;r u, , ~1: 1 •· i tomato--red ushm.ct'' ' wool ]erttf 1 with brus bu.tto'fi1 h attnctlvr. ·1 Gray l'W'(td with plain gray is : Dan Harum ..id; "Wheli yO>u pi hold of ten dollars ret It into you or onto yon ar. soon u you c&lJ, for there ain't no pocket in a ahrciud and you're lonr time dead." a If yo~ had nothin11 but money you would be poor/indeed. It is the tbiap for which you can enhaniJe the money you earp th11t ,_t the stand. . . <>f your livlnr comfort• and con'feniencet. You know thia. l'ut do you lu!ow tjlat it io you who lar1ely determiueo tbe value of your dollara? fuc:inatlqly new. · \ nt~ugh crepe •ilk in b~k with ] • white is a smart combination. ' l ••1 Jo• -"·l' l•ittltl ifl 1i111 11 Jl Z0 ••il 11 fl #J, 1 ' T~i1 l•lltr• 1/o. '1191 TAil #•tltr" it· ~t-.11 /fl i .. tltliCJ"I• II ·iJ hrr~ 'tlif, 1 ' · •,otfi* l lance a dollar will 10, but the ll'e&teot apn~ in value received" ii Adverti1in1. \ r.,_-, ( Ef~rt!: fll ~· ~ Pi!l~ I St~t'l 15 ceftt,. :(tnf;tf~ 'or.. ~inl ,..... ..., I• '"~~·Ji!.U*~fr\'i!'JI"'~Iyll, 1 "14: fl•hllyi~JI!'·t'~~~~ 11~!; i di'Jn, ~ n'lftl~'P ~~~~~ , lh. .i•:r'alt'.,.;ut.... ~~ .. ::.: -~ ·' 13"· rf "":"\(;''""' ".:t~ .. · ..... ..... v ..._ "-"- '. ' t 77"1 . A<W\'!1' r9ur /'!!''•;!1''i'\l'f,;I•IJ!IIr· .· "' Many thinss contrib11~e to the · dio· --· • Tampa, fl9t:ida Offers Many Single: •:r;qo . ·~~-110 <WI~~~rr . Qaq~Jo: . •• ' . .. . ~ ' . .. �~ ., . '' • "• . '' 'IDiwLl' .Upset Of Ball Season " · Ohio tine Flattens ........ ,. b •.will make ,,. pm • ". . ..,,•· lihe ~l•red .\iii~ Won 0.. M~ Game Th.., J.C~II WHO ' • I· Bi>ya UEUNBUTEN . ,.. t• ,."' " "',. <> ,.'" "' '" .. .J JIQT'L COJ.I,IMB1JS COiuntll-. Ohio. cot Room.rl Fireproof ~ Ia Bed~t:ed •doM8 11.10, f US . BATH 11Ji0 . • ). ' '. ~ ..... ___ DININQ ROOM AND coriu: SHOP _.~ ·- ~-"-;-;~-:;:: sthroa~ muoeular · -dcael>eo.tpol•o,app!yM,.. I, W. G. DOWNlll bas taken the ~cy tor Allen Broa. Cleveland ' fCir old gold and sliver. Partin WintiDK to sell , aame . see him at fill residence. 10-24·61. taole, the «eoualel'-irrilaDI" ·· Vftders&:alt Manqemeat ALBA COURT HOTEL New 81111rna, FloriU .. ' . 5t Booms-MI . Batbt, Steam !; ,:) \\'ri ~e ~= Healed rer Beoldd aQd Rates. JAME!· H. 'utler .,. ' .. .•' ' ' • Maaacer How Much ~ I'IPirl,. AVI:. I'Uttlt),_.l .. l .h .IVA A. TING.IY ' is a dollar? .\ IN III~IUJY I ~::0:!0'~-::::':::::-::~--r­ IIOw I~ THUNOE; IBI'Ll!&liCit All 'J'irttll ...~,~ , , ffUtlil .illd\ ILARGEST ALL· YEAR HOTEL) t>11> 'IOU <;""~ D 6.~ .-ouA AAl> 'Tlf\1 Mll!\l'r1;\ <ioOIN(.- fl\lf l!LOU<I C" Jllftl11tl ;,. .rcrU .,4 '"' lt!lf"•' "" ,..~, i• Ntc Tor• • Uuwdco n: 11 Oc:cap•at& ' '\\'('JII II I," Sio hl- II i lln. 1111' sugt ut Chl nlltm\-~ 1 'II< I '- p t;<> lll rm IIC.V t () l'il lllh '~< l'ltr lh• r•1 ll r~•al r i S. whr•rf> t oo nl't1•r. :tloldl• ~rul na•mlll'.l · rCt'h' nJ." ... EltllAI>I() ~Mb C"'I-1-INio The plastron, •hi.el~·l~, 'front is · · ~o~e oDe of the amartett new Ideas ofv Paris. 1 Jt h detialJtlultJ younr•• skt~tched : in treen plaid~ wo,olen. , Th~ plain ; Woolen 1onH with the pla1d wtth n 4f 1 " I1 tovered button,, Carried out '" one n1ater ial in '> Ill> Hotel ~I - -..---.····-···- ··--~W·t!ol hl r•;;r u, , ~1: 1 •· i tomato--red ushm.ct'' ' wool ]erttf 1 with brus bu.tto'fi1 h attnctlvr. ·1 Gray l'W'(td with plain gray is : Dan Harum ..id; "Wheli yO>u pi hold of ten dollars ret It into you or onto yon ar. soon u you c&lJ, for there ain't no pocket in a ahrciud and you're lonr time dead." a If yo~ had nothin11 but money you would be poor/indeed. It is the tbiap for which you can enhaniJe the money you earp th11t ,_t the stand. . . <>f your livlnr comfort• and con'feniencet. You know thia. l'ut do you lu!ow tjlat it io you who lar1ely determiueo tbe value of your dollara? fuc:inatlqly new. · \ nt~ugh crepe •ilk in b~k with ] • white is a smart combination. ' l ••1 Jo• -"·l' l•ittltl ifl 1i111 11 Jl Z0 ••il 11 fl #J, 1 ' T~i1 l•lltr• 1/o. '1191 TAil #•tltr" it· ~t-.11 /fl i .. tltliCJ"I• II ·iJ hrr~ 'tlif, 1 ' · •,otfi* l lance a dollar will 10, but the ll'e&teot apn~ in value received" ii Adverti1in1. \ r.,_-, ( Ef~rt!: fll ~· ~ Pi!l~ I St~t'l 15 ceftt,. :(tnf;tf~ 'or.. ~inl ,..... ..., I• '"~~·Ji!.U*~fr\'i!'JI"'~Iyll, 1 "14: fl•hllyi~JI!'·t'~~~~ 11~!; i di'Jn, ~ n'lftl~'P ~~~~~ , lh. .i•:r'alt'.,.;ut.... ~~ .. ::.: -~ ·' 13"· rf "":"\(;''""' ".:t~ .. · ..... ..... v ..._ "-"- '. ' t 77"1 . A<W\'!1' r9ur /'!!''•;!1''i'\l'f,;I•IJ!IIr· .· "' Many thinss contrib11~e to the · dio· --· • Tampa, fl9t:ida Offers Many Single: •:r;qo . ·~~-110 <WI~~~rr . Qaq~Jo: . •• ' . .. . ~ ' . .. �' . • • .' 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