The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

’f TOMBSTONES nodde- the um and the splendid ted-t. the film given in opportunity ~lr.l‘nnlntodooomeofhhreâ€" 'm (runny before the em 3‘ no man. And a number of In- W m Mm ot mckm‘ "Inna-neur- andwwnlnthh The rewrite pnpil of an mint he- ee-ee incensed It hie nuter‘l cflti» de- et It: work. end braking ewey mâ€" hill end non hie dluhter. to who. he in enmed, nurt- out to halo 3 hvin’for hill-ell hy menu at It. at The little girl grieve. for In. in work ie refused by publish- ers. and eventually I: attic too- nil n wt at head no I" that he. ht- ellve. Then u opwrtenity when to lake original dnwinu for e flee “won 0! Dickene' worn, hut hie in‘ menace end illneu met-cone hill. end when his master. who cennot hear ‘ to nee the little denghtef grieve. ell-he the amt stain he finds the young man in n stupor upon the bed hull exhnnetion and the crude ehtchee upon the table. Out of the nodule. at M. heart the meter toil- thmgh the long night, completee the Mudleeveeupontheuhleeeet d ermine! drawings which are per- M And when in the morning the ”Ni-here clerk comes, though he lid- the young nrtlet ill in bed. he Ind: the eketchee done and taken M with him to the publisher. The mu men not understanding why his wk he. been accepted. menace. to crew] to the able end there find- a telltale cigar which his master had m by eccident In spite of his week. I... he Astumhlee down the Ital" end to the publisher’s ofllce. There enmmpicione are verified; hence. M: We work. He runs to the m at the old man. thrown hlmnelt ”In his knees before him, asking W. 0! coune forgiveneee in mm, end of count the little mhgmwhnvehlmeuln. Fresh a Salad lath Mac-.0580.“- Iodby Outta-t Prices 32 South Main St. Write {or In. Chilled ARTHUR R. BEIDELMAN L. KLEIN hmmufluyw‘uu. I'mboghd Iausoloums and Burial Vuults Illumlfllqunll. “16!":me Phone 45 M Anvmlun MOT. nun STORY AT mu uo‘noomum. IAIT‘II AND PUPIL I’ll-fibnymd Moat Mal-ltd Marble and Granite tocanonymnnd-nhmitddm ERECTED NAPBIVll-ll. ILLINOIS PM“ No. 0“! MOIIIIIIOIII. Marketa. Phlnung The Daily telegraph, which It first noticed the Mentally Wag”. liter ”binned a double-loaded odi- brhl denouncing It .5 I "canon: blunder. Ill Act of mitotic and m lune-a which most "man; no W1 “vim." mm In paid to the hm king’s mt, charm and cleverness, but he It “pact.- of hi. life, In to show am the king had no deep Inovnodgo of non- uc- nor any great Interest In than. no ramniibmty oven for foreign on- conte- in fact. lmptble of conceiv- Ing of Inch an m: that visit. at for an rulers were not diplomatic min- donl, but merely plenum trim. King George in intense” indignant over a biognphy of King Edward unb- mhed u a sunnin- ment to the na- tional dictionary. The biography was written by ihe editor, Sir "Iarrlaxo Interfere 'flh lay work? I abould aay act. 0am tlaa mom. I) M may lnlarlero wllh nar- rlace.” aha laughed. ”Now. you really mm excuse me. an I have several poor people to "all (Ma afternoon and I am sure I can do mammalmlhm lbnnl can lnlklng to you lor publlcnllon. whlch, please understand. I don't mint." Runway “7.. '3‘ mm tit my I!!!" N ”3.99.“- Y1?! It!!! have n, KING GEORGE INOIONANT OVER FATHER’S BIOGRAPHY Wyeoubovmudnmnd I!“ I". If my mink-am mock-adoption“ «one.» (It. tort?“ dictum. AQVWIMM m beam I "In! than 1 mt In for brand and Mn haul; .1 «tool. cool up Ion. fldlu. been! playing an inn“. .1! for the un- wrung-brill: dots. my Mldmumpoornm Muhammad...“ 2%; to n- m.‘lflhlt' nun-mum I ban do” «will; I III!- ”You. I Run to Mum um {mar bour- h Ibo Wu mu to a full (on houn' unit I. run" MN on 000. but MlhuImlhmI.yonm. Ind that Inh- all (In 610mm... and “on no plan" non gm. who no can"; u roman. u I who m on- IIM In 1M. very um mi. “Aren't your hours an [an and don't you and the Iona Mum, from Anton on" d” an tedious?” “You. I In was: a ml! compo» uninformevortlnudoflum but It In! about my. my at (In and lunch, and that's III." “Because i think it gives u woman I hmdcr chance to nuke I mark for ham]! in tho world than anything all. I know at. You m. l nlwnys hue boon n vory "10ch per-on, and I think that became n young girl hap- pen to be tho daughter at 3 rich Innn her duty to tho wofld does not and in having a good time and coloring her no". Sh. thouid be independent and incidcntnlly do All the good Iho pout- biy can. “Why did you take up this work?” Ibo Wu naked. Though teased unmerciiully by her Manda. she persisted. obtained the li- ccaao. and celebrated her victory by bagging eight rabbits. three prulrlo chicken- and tent! quail In her lira! dm' hunt. Asked how long she Intended to de- vote herself to the work. she said: “Rn years. 1 hope." Min Conklln Is the girl who applied for a hunter's license um November at Aurora and was at first refused on the ground that such a llcense could not be tuned to a woman. the college, star member 0! the Vaa~ ear hockey team, and an enthusiastic Nimrod, Min Conklln has taken up work among the poor of Chicago be cause she likes It. Four hours every day are spent aboard trains. coming to and from Chicago. Ten hours more are spent either bending over her desk in cler- ical work or visiting the poor and dis- tressed in the North Side district. Putting aside the plenum of m. tint ordinarily interest the daughter at a millionaire. Mina Audrey Mao Conklin, daughter of E. [£0011an 0! Aurora. 111., has taken up active BIOH GIRL TOILS FOR POOR 14 HOURS A DAY Mood on conver- sations of mm closely associated with the late king and the VII-ions The seam] ef- fect of the Mog- nphy. which the talker declare. It Sidney L05. work in the nerv- lce orjho United Charities of CM- cago and daily oc- cupies a desk at the North Side branch. Graduate of Vas- sar, champion high jumper of Johnson's ambulance was rushed to the scene, but the man wss dead be- fore medical sill could be given. M. who honest, how at Johnson's under- taking rooms, it devoloped that Schultz. as he was known to his fol- low employes, had been sent out to abandon Hills Saturday night to work for the Burlington railroad. but for some unknown reason he did not upon for work Monday morning.â€" Snbnrbsn News. Mandamus. Hourly and earnestly ltrlw. u n Muatm.wdowhatfmnb your land with perfect uninfected ll:- rlty,wnh halibut. from and mo. and {no your can! from av A man who“ Identity could not be manly established, but whose name In bdieved to hue been Bemnrd Schultz. was struck by a train on the north "Y" leading from the "Q" Inch to dz. Indium. Harbor railway at Ll Grunge. The accident occurred about ten o'clock monthly morning I: the victim m walking on the tracks round the 00am Park It Mon. This combination of eQenm caused the train- to be late Into ngerfllle all eveningâ€"Namrvllle Clarion. The next Rouble came when the 7:39 struck a down electric light wire. at the Front street crossing. and broke it. Spark. flew and sputtered u the wire end came in convict with the wheels. The accident left a hang- lng live wire north of the tracks end near the lounge factory and cm oil part of the commercial light; The 0:04 was held up It the "W“ block and some 0! the memn. Impatient at we deny. fluted to in": into Naporvme. The 0:42 came non: on the lot.” track and look on the puoengen from the delayed tnln Ind brought them to Napervme and passed the walkers before they reach- ed Napervme. Monday eveniu seamed lo be a Jonah line for the Burlington. M abooi 3 o'clock the linden yam. m blav out an air pip. on lilo Front and owning. They were unable to act the brain, aad after failing to repair the break for me tin. onion were received to proceed in Aurora slowly. Tim out! to be more pot-Incl In not going And comings. The Dom would eat-nun mom “to! the old. Guy-wax Minn. making am the but emu In the ordinary man. no m: Mud- might know my mid drop in any “Ill. hind-Mp In bol- m (in tomato“ «ml-mm”; Incl: to no you tot a you. you do not fool me you can lame your-ell Jo their home tor minor twelve mm What II (In null? Thin In a any who Muul- In ocu- Iorod [mm the Aron-look to an Dino. humus an» arm“ to the [our VIM. o! haven. Union '0“ (ms was to hop up the out Inn- Iactou. which an II'lyI closer than the mm. the but [rim-dump. at out me In muu Into «my. But. the housewife fool- I0 keenly the burden of out huh standards of homo upkeep. that she anon hell- ulo- to do um Villa on reduced to awfully stunted "up. 0! [In and «no. If your cousin; have not In many “millet it is customary to write lrlendu that they could be It liberty for a weekend visit on such 1 date, and to casual with clubonlo and tactful diplomacy th-t an invita- tion could be accepted at tlnt time. At the present time the housewife In mastered If a new friend descend: on her for over night. For the stand- ard. bl We have advanced. The guest room must be swept, the bedding treahenod. Ice cream must be ordered, more substantial provender must be provided. and the servant. 1! one In kept. must he enjoled and coated. I And the cousins were gald to see them too. The “spare room” was all really. It did not cost much to live In those days. The provlslon for the table was lavish anyway. No more food was cooked. and about the only change was that there were more dlshes to wash. Probably mother took hold and helped wipe them, so ll. was even up. Your mother will tell you that when she and dad got a week on‘. they would Journey over into the next state and éamp down on their cousins, fre- quently without sending them any notice. A JONAH FOR C. B. R Q. One of the most marked social changes of the present day is the de- cllne of hospitality. ’ lEEAl- NMIBE. ESTATE OF ALAN MCI). FRASER. DECEASED. All persons huvlnx ululmu against the Estate 0! Alan Men. Fraser. deceased, are hereby notified and re- quesled to attend and present such claims to the County Court of Du Page County, lllluolu. [or the purpose or havâ€" lng the same adjusted at a term of sum court to be held at the county court mum In the court house III Wheulon, In said Du Page (.‘uunty, on the first Monday or leober, .L l). 191:, being the 71h «my thereof. Dated Downers (:mve, August 5. 1912. JULIA A. Flushing STRUCK BY TRAIN. Cnrnnhun. Elsdon 8; Slusxef'. Attorneys. EXECUTOR’S NOTICE. SUMMER VISITING. DOWN“? GROVE mom .Xecilti-ix. R II We tint so may an an. fool: of themselves when more mmmmmheu whoauirotodo the job for them.- opinion of elleloncy that m octagon.- mudlflbbononnm Como Inc to lo me. "I think,” laid the young statesman. "that me of my speeche- win be re- alled with Interest In years to cane.” “They will.” replied Senator Sorghum, "unless you In exceptiontlly lucky." ma Johann Stumped. Doctor Johnson and men": we" "suing a menry «action. when the former quoted Greek. ‘1 don't under- mnd Gael.” nld 11mins. "The Inn who presume- to argue [Henna Mid understand every lump.” :9 plied Johnna. severely. Whom” Macklln beg-n feeling of? 3 string of Gaelic. and for one. Johnson m nothing to I”. 0M hr It”... A "collar and butane mum-go ‘m of tho 1mm. roan 0! Am“ mm In tho martyrdom of (he brido, who, end In her voiding how. «and. m u come morning mint: 1 pflhr to the village mum. Hot eye- ». chad. her urns proceed to bar “on nd no bu only the “no. In“ of (In column for a foothold. [mobile I ring of will-sen mulch. and eon-old on her nppearmco. It so lrmpim that Jung Busby. who can" college with the avowed int-aflo- ol becoming I uiniuor. (nil- II his about ailing and bio-noun out A. a sporting odlwr o! l lire duly. Lancelot Joan. the only youth to link in n clu- o! tony-nu. con-id- ond a. Mason: bloclbnd by lil fol“ low «Moan, union inlo III in- mimn huh: with uni": much to buy an uii “. turner mile" Inna ‘lun Pm. iho brighmc niacin! in In school. and. him-oi! in (in on- Dloy at Baby. in tho umciiy or 0mm. a petition unanimously [1"- III by his cone“ chm in a hour of and. m ihrillinu love “or, which run than“ "Pulling It On!“ M. with Ron mull". n In. and- at. who tor-Aka his protauion in play not-anion“ boil. in win no Ind at am No.1. No pin} mm mm fluo- column- Ion but! micron or M (in: this play. Sam“! 0! the fittest In college edu- cation I: woven In "Putting It Over," the college comedy now plum: to bl; wdlancu It the Olympic theater. Chicago. Lao Arthur uld l-‘nnk Hatch. the “then at tho play. In In IIIIIIIIII‘ II, not to Ibow that In" 1!! It In tho ”non-l qualification. of nch student which at him In the proper noon at Me. 8mm Depend. 6n Individual Chu- mu Exampllm In “Putting It Over," Olympic. CMugo. Mnuneel will Be givén Wedneodtyl md Saturdays. with 3 special matinee labor DIV. “The Lmlest Rebel" ls heartily NC- ommended a: one o! the beat and molt canvlnclng plays yet mounted. The big scene in "The uttielt Rebel," the Dentin Fernum success, which begins an engagement of three weeks at McVicker's theater, Chicago. Saturday evening. Aug. 17, has to do with the visit of Captain Cary. the Confederate soldier. to his Virginia, ' home. His once stately mansion is in ,eshee. his wife 13‘ dead, the one re- lmaining servant is missing and his little daughter. the little rebel, is keeping a weary vigil for her parent. who crawls through the Union lines occasionally to bring her i'ood. When he arrives in a sad plight. he finds the little one with her doll and taking her on his knee. teaches her to tell' her first lie. “Would General Lee want me to tell a lie?" she asks innocently. “Yes, just this once. Sometime he will tell we so himself," replies her tether. and she learns that she is to tell the Union officer who will enter ‘ the house shortly that her father was there, but has left by the road that goes past the blackberry bushes and the well. This she does when Colonel Morrison appears on the scene and orders her to open the door. Her father, in the meantime, has crawled into the left of the shed that is his daughter's habitation. D l min u ti V 0 Mary Miles Minter as "Virgie," the lit- tlerebel. will linger long in the mem- ory of theatergoers. especially the ladies and children. Unless Embellluhm Do You Know â€" That the new drawn wire tungstens can be burned at my angle and that theymnotasfragileasthefirsttungstmsmade? Do You Know - That The DICKE L00. sell the as! W at much need price. ? I‘d. 501-5012 That an old electric light that burns very yellow and dull is consuming about four times as much electricity as the new drawn wire tungsten: do i’ YOUTH IN COLLEGE. AMUSEMENTB. Do You Knowâ€"- A Much“ Pair. “You no that young electrldm our more, oglmg the girls? Won. he's an electric spark." "And you no the policeman coming up behind III-I 30," I It!!! .mQFtGI-f _ none. of Roman Legion. In the course of norm excamdoni at Chester. Eng. for (he extension of 3 tom! hocplul, the akeletonn of 13 toldlers of the 20th Roman Legion, which once occupied Chester. were found. interred. with their heads to- ward the north. Roman pottery. hot. the. files and sandals were also found. many 0! these rem-a being in a mm of perfect preservation. I Um pmper motion, Bond ad- finned. it was moved by Trustees billion” and Barr that a special committee of three. aid committee to mist of Trustees Littleiord, Holler and Herring. be Appointed to investigate the liquor trailc in the villus out] report findings at the next meeting at the board. Motion carried. all vot- ing lye. It 'n moved by Truman ”alone, and Ban that the police once" he Instructed Io nee mu m ordinanco relating to do;- In one village In chiefly enforced. Motion carried. III voting lye. H II. snowed by 1'th an" All Herring nu 01¢le be put no. no mo. lotto- mud. all voting In. fluid (mil-am was then mud. Tim mun in wen: Tn» um Herring. fluency. But. "all" and Handy. President mu. declared «dance planed. ‘ For the mlnuunco o! the "co nbllc "bury. «:1; for "shun; nm- Ind anon. ”.430; [or nutr- lu afoot- ud Allen. ".000; tor sumo. o! I’nddml. Tmtun. Clerk. Tmmnr. Mummy and pollen"- ol um mm». ”.00.; lot III-flu at Board 0! Local Improve-unto. Moo; (or In." (or other unplan- Iud In- boron and IIIICQNIIIOOM chills. 940; for IIlON“ on «non! I-provr ION. hoods. 750; for “all” Ind and yum»! 0! 3mm Improvement toads. ”.000; total. ”.151. An onllnam entitled In ordinance ullu Ill nwrovflauou to: coryonla 9mm tor the min” [or Ibo Inca! you human; April I. "It, and end- Iu larch 3|. nu. pmldlou to: Ibo follows-u "noun. in ma: Bert C. White. ' VIII-go Clerk. Downer: Gtovo. Ill. July 1‘. 191:. The “Journal relulu' meeting from July 8 was called to order by Clerk While Roll call noted pro-cu! Tnmm Mom“, ll-houey. Bur. "all" and Hundy; absent. 7mm “metal-d. Upon proper motion. Board Id Journal to July 16, I912. It won moved by Mateo: Barr and Muller plat be accepted. Motion cor- rtod. all voting aye. Mr. E. 0. Stanley submitted a pint of Stanley's and Cole’s subdivision, being a subdivision of a van oi the northeast 'A and southeast 1,; of sec- tion 7. Township 38. North Rnnge II. can or the 32d principal meridian. Downers Grove. iii. It was moved by Trustee: Barr and Herring that a street light be placed on Webster street. location to he at discretion 0! Water and Light Com: mlttee. Motion curled. President Ellis appointed Trustee Herring to investigate mutter of dis- posal of garbage and report at next regular meeting. it was moved by Trustees Mahoney and Barr that Martin White be al« lowed the sum of $5 per month {or services as special policeman. Motion carried, all voting aye. President Ellis olfered the appoint men: of Martin White as special [:0- llceman. l! was moved by Trustees Barr'and Mahoney appointment be confirmed. Motion carried, all voting aye. Resignation or 'I‘. H. Wilburn as Superintendent of Water and Light to take effect Aug. 1, was read, Upon motion of Trustees Herring and Barr, resignation was accepted, all voting aye. The bond or J. W. Rogers as Village Treasurer in the sum or $20,000. with J. W. Rogers, T. S. flogers, Samuel Curtiss. J. W, Tucker. E. C. Stanley and John Holland as suretlea. was read. It was moved by Trustees Herring and Barr bond be accepted. Motion carried, all voting aye. Continued tram page 1. aye. Said claim ordinance No. 269 was then passed. Those voting aye were: Barr, Haller, Handy, Herring and Mahoney, OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF VILLAGE BOARD. Bert C. White. Vlllnga CIerk. The grant afimnoo'ln men h m Dillon! hmmtabnhmoruhr lineupâ€"Wining; Prayer Book Bring. Fancy Prim. A prayer book In two volnmcn. which belonged to Mme. do Pull.- dour, reamed 37,200 at motion to- eenfly In Park. It In entitled the "one. do I: 811nm “ergo.” and con- tains Grating: by Boucher. The work In. tamed from the Ron] printing mks in 1757. noon and uvmper cutting; In. lulu of men. torn shred- ot loud” Amt-o that m are rags. for um I: how tbq ml Itself In patched mt- Cxâ€"Eu'indberg. vmm camera. A. .0!!ch men and to... II!- hghnmnooftnnsmon, . . . l have an" my charters can mn- hthg. torn between new Ind old. They no commanded of put all me pinion and standards. Imp- at For at. by m eaten. Prion so cents. rmr-Milbnm (30.. all-lo. New York. tok mm for the (JIM gum Rene-Mr m moâ€"Dou'câ€"au “to lo on". [autumn-wan smut: In. Jacob nebula. I"! a. am It. Down:- On". m. an: "For two or “no yun l Inland 0! led on m- unch. 0! bunch. I M «II. Davy pain In my bolu- IM that. m wanna. "lending Iron my lip «crow-M. no lent name. and m-Mlmoumtomdmm mi. 11. ltd-01 mo lb. and an. annoyance nu plainly ohovnd nu I In! Item mall-L 80ml mam no I Ind the not loan. (0 learn of Don'- Km” mm and l untimely hem Mr no, ammo. my app” It M Q also-nor. Dru More. No other “km ever [nought In. Inch an! relief 31 am one. Slice mills no content. ol‘ two tom of Dou'n KM- uy ”In. my back bu been entirety In. from pain and my kidneys have «nod In no (to-bio 'Ilh'fl." um and ulna. Oflhlm 'm ma mum-yr “all. That‘s why Don'- Kldnoy Pill. no so clean". \ lny Dovm 0m. um how IMO. TM mm 9! YM- Mn Om. Wm. II 0' Guam Vnm. may u vomu‘o but bu my The 14610! Md vlll meet with In. E. E. “to. tho In! Thom” of this month. A very plenum blnhdu may was xlvon by Ilr. and Mn. Envln Oldfield In honor of ulu Ruth Oldfield last Sunday. A very ole-nut time was enâ€" joyed by all. Mr. um Mrs. Chan. Hawkins ud Herbert and Jesse Shepard fluted Dillwood park last Saturday to view the Mr Ihlp contest. 0n accounl o! M manner the meet wu bouponod. Mr. Harry Shuruefl and Miss Fran- ces Powell 0! (‘hicazzo were visiting grandma Sinyard last Sunday. Mrs. Frankie Littleford and daughter Mlls Myrtle left for a 1.210 mile trip to Kansas and Nebraska last Sutur- day night for a couple or weeks‘ out- Ing. Mrs. Littleford has a brother in Kansas and an uncle in Nebraska. Mr. Albert Miller, brother of Mrs. John Slnyard. is spending a couple of weeks at their farm. Mr. Jesse Oldfield. Mrs. Grace Hawkins Herbert and Jesse Shepard were poisoned eating tpadstools. mis- taken for mushrooms. last Monday. Dr. Gourley was called to attend Mr. Oldfield. The Cass threshing ring has started up. The wet weather the past week has delayed threshing a few days. Rev. Mr. Hart and wife of Chicago spent last Sunday with Rev. Crank It. Cass. Mrs. Mary Fouts left last Friday tin- Aurora, "L, to visit relatives for a couple of weeks. Lightning struck and damasoiiztho dwelling or Mr. Jacob Hermes near Lemon! last Friday morning. It was fully insured with the Downers Grove Farmers Ins. Co. The loan VII adjusted and paid the same day. A WOMAN'S BACK Oqlly CASS NEWS.