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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24
SeIan9lps 9emprbem.

Nus Jtep yort miro 9emelbet, Der
pon Der &esierung nit Der Inter lz
dung Ser britil6en u@rmeepoitenu
i'm 9anbe betraute Sberit gromber
babe bielelbe nabeSu beenbet. S6on
in Ben nd6iten Sasen werOe iein 8ez
ri6t na6 @aibington abseben, unb
|es lei ni6t si smetfeln, baB oerielbe
cine offene 8erlebung Der Neutraltz
tdtsselese bur6 bte Ginri6tuns Ser
britii6en Yferbe= unb MauleielzOez
pots BEL Seem Orleans unb in Mii=
|louri fetltelen merbe. Die Gesiez
rrns merbe baber ni9t umbin %fonnen,
ben g%nsldnSern bas 6anbwerf gu lez
gen. DieIe Melouns mirben gewib
ldmmtli6e Surenfreunbe i'm Sanbe
nit 6reu6e besruBt baben, wenn lie-
nor einem Sabre ober nod Dor Mo=
aa.en eraansen more. Sest .aber,
no iie nit Der Na9ri6t suiammen=
fdat, baB cine 8eenOisuns bes un=
slidl eliSen &rieses nabe bepor ltebt,
ldbt ite siemli6 fabl, ia fein ameri=
fanil9er 8urenf reunb, fein Sewun=
oerer bes tapferen g0lf6ens, bas
bur6 Sabre bes Glenbs uno Ser Notb
beloenmitbis sesen einen md6tisen
Seinb ansefdmpft bat, miro bie Na6=
ri6t lelen, obne baB Elm @efibl ser
gitterfeit uno gel6dmuns in linn auf=
lteist, bariber bab bic &esieruns ser
sroBen, ieber 3eit fir bic Sreibeit unb
gere6ttsfeit etntretenben Gepublif
ii@ 70 ipdt erit auf ibre Pfidt belann
uno eine Inter u6uns iber bic l3u=
ltdnbe ein(eitete, pon benen iie &ennt=
ntB baben muBte.
IS lit bies ein S@anof lied, BON
bem ii6 unler 9anb nie miro rein
mal6en f0nnen. Nb Yferbe ut,b
Mauleiel ais &riessfontrebanbe su
betra6ten linb, bariiber fonnte mar
pieaei6t nod re6ten, aber baB Die in
unierem 9anbe ensastrten Yferbewdr=
ter regelre9t ais britil9e &emontenz
~reiter ansemorben morben iinb, mar
eine srobe @erlebuns Der Neutralitdt,
lelblt uenn bteIe 9eute au9 ni9t bt=
reft sesea bic Suren sefdmpft, ion=
bern Yferbe unb Waulelel nnr auf
ben iabafrifantl6en &riessl6auplas
sebra@t baben. @n Proteiten unb
Nnbeutunsen iber bteie srObe Ser
lesuns bes g6lferre6tes ieitens Ser
britil9en &emonte : Offisiere bat es
ieit Sabr unb Sag in @albinston
ni@t sefeblt, aber man bat einfa6
feline gtotis sauon senommen an6 tbdte
es wobl audi iebt ni6t, menn ni6t
6er @ouernOr uon 9ouiliana ii@ ms
Wstttel selest bdtte. Das griu6en
bieles Staatsbeamten fonnte ni6t un=
berddii6ttst selalien werSen. &ommt
es wirfli6 iebt nod gum ginl@retten
Se9en ben enslil9en Milttdrpoiten
BON gort gbalmette, 10 itebt bies et=
wa aus, wie bas 3uoeden bes Srun=
mems, na9bem bas &ino bineinsefal=
len lit. SIS mare mirflt9 Ser refine
9obn, uenn bic amerifanil6e &e=
sieruns Elm felt Sabren Deficiencies
&emonte= unb @erbebureau in bemz
lelben Gusenblid ais sesen bic Nell=
tralitdt peritoBenb i6liebt, in benz bas
gnbe ieiner Tbdtisfeit 10 mie 10 se=
fommen lit. Spdter: Colonel grom=
ber's 8eri6t, wel6er Otenitas pom
Praiibenten benz Cabinet porselest
runrbe, erfennt in Der Mauleiel=@ n=
~selesenbeit feine 8erlesuns Ser Meu=
tralitat. alio oann nur weiter rse=
J mauleielt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24

S5omos Gtraaa Yaluaa, Der erite
Prditbent ber &epublif &uba, r,abnl
peril. @ode Ibi@ieb uon ieinen
Treunben tn Central Bailey, &c. g.,
in beren Mitte er mdbrenb Der a9t=
sebn Sabre ieiner @erbaununs selebt
bate. CT 9ebt na@ Scuba, UNI bort
ieim Prditsentenamt gu lbernebmen.
M6se es Der fril@sebadenen &epu=
blit lrter Tim gut seben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24

Erstoria 1T non Neuen, bas ausen=
inert ber sansen @elt sepeien Sn
tire fribere 9auptltaet in Sioafrifa
maren bic tapferen 8uren pieber einse=
Sosen. Ni@t ais Sieser, ni9t ais
@efansene, ion6ern UNI Sriebensuor=
l9ldee gu beratben. sIui ibrem 3use
uon &roesersborp nod Yretoria iaben
iie bic enslii6en S~ruppentbeile pie
cine rteitse 8oaconitrtctor Lungs ben
S6ienen liesen, unb bic &utnen Der
Tarmbduier, bic uermiiteten Seller,
bic Goncentrabolaser seisten ibnsn gu
beutli@, wel6e @unben Der &ries &C..
idlasen. ste itnb ais &eprdlentan
ten zines golfes empfansen morben.
Oie Sa6lase bat it6 sednbert. So
rem bere@ti9ten Stolse 1T &e9nuns
setrasen morben. Oelarep's gbel=
mutb bat arf bic falten 8ritenberser
etnen tiefen ginbrud sema9t. Die
beroii6e Sapferfeit, Der unbeusiame
Sreibeitsitnn, bic brennenbe Sater=
lan6sltebe, tie miiien pom itarten
Sein6e seadtet werben. Der 8ure1
tapfere S@aar i9milst suiammen; bas
0oos ber sefansenen Surenfrauer unb
&inber lit ni9t better semorben. Muf
ct. 9elena, auf geplon, auf 8er=
muba friiten T%auienbe beportirter &rie=
ger Elm traurtses Oalein. england
itebt uor benz &ronunsstase zines
r.eien a0niss = einem Sriebensfeit.
Ser unlelise &ries bat England cine
8tlion Dollars setoitet. Ole Steu=
erldraube i@mer3t empfiubli6 unb
mirb nod feiter ansebrebt. 11nb nun
lou aud bas 8rob Der Mrmen in 2on=
bon tartrt wer6en. W0sen tie Ois=
cuiiionen in Yretoria enblid gu einem
Srieben fibren, Der fur beibe Ebetle
eriprieBli4 lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24
ISette 1 8,

mitbli9 per6en, menn audi nidt In
benz Mabe mie bic 9eute In beuti9en
8ierldnbern, no elm aufi9las INN elm
paar &reuser gu StraBenframaaen
fibrt. 9ier mirb fur mirtbi9aftli@e
uebelitdnoe bic berri@enbe partei
uerantmortli6 sebalten un6 bas i@nei=
BET tiefer elm. PrdliOent &ooieuelt
bat es baber fur anseSeist sebalten,
bas Suitis Oepartement sesen BEN
geefzSrult mobil gu MAIDEN.
@eneralanmalt &nor bat benz 8or=
iiber bes 6ausausl6uiies fur &e6ts=
anselesenbeiten m~itsetbeilt, baB Die
Understandable in Chicago, Stem gorf,
philadelphia, Bolton, &anIas Gitp,
Omaha unb anberen Stdbten, no Ser
Sruit feline Central Nieberlasen fat,
a~nsemieien mOrSen iinb mad Seltitel=
lung Der Sbatia6en sesen bic Ser=
pafungsfirmen pesen Serlebuns bes
Sberman'i9en 4nti=Sru It : @eiebes
uorsugeben. Ser quite @ille lit alio
ba. Scum mirb es barauf anfommen,
BEN Na6meis ser uebertretuns Beg
@eleees gu liefern. SIM smeiten ga.
rasrapben beslelben beiBt es: User
irserb ei1en She'll bes gerfebrs smi=
l9en Sen perl9iebenen Staaten ODER
nit Dem Nuslanbe monopoliiirt ODER
gu %monopoliiiren periu6t ober ii6 NIT
elmer ober mebreren Eerionen gu benz
3wede perbinbet, ma6t ii6 zines Ser
sebens i6ulois unb ioa um $4,000
seltraft merben ober GefdnsniBitrafe
bis gu einem Sabr erbalten, ODER bei=
bes, ie mad @utbinfen bes @eri6ts=
bofes." Sin anberer Yarasrapb per=
btetet jeben &ontraft ODER iebe Sruit=
p%erbinbung gu bem 3wede. aber es
frast ii9, Oh man Dem SeefzSrult
baraui gu 2eibe seben fam, benn leine
sesenwdrtisen Metboben beiteben Ell
gentli6 ni6t in elmer Sel6rdnfuns
bes swil6enitaatli6en Sanbles. Sur9
bic ginlesuns BON Msenturen in ieber
Staot int sansen @ebiete ser Ser.
Staaten, 10 melt Ser Sleii@uerbrau6
pom Setang 1T, bat er lt6 bie lofas
len Mdrfte erobert, sic einbeimil9en
Sleii6erseiddite bur6 anfdnsli6e I'M
terbietung ruintrt uth bieientserL bic
tueiter belteben wouten, ii6 ais &un=
ben bien THAR sema6t, 10 bab er na9
Selteben bic Yreile bittiren fam. al=
lerbinss bat er li@ CUR gtnfabruns
bteier Metbobe elmer Serleeuns bes
@eleses bebienen milien, in6em er li9
BON ben @iienbabnen nteorisere Grams
port=&aten ersuans, 10 bab es BEN
~lofalen Sleil6erselddften unm0sli@
,purbe, BET bem SeSus BON Sieb eben=
10 biaise Sebin9unsen su senieBen,
pie iie Ser Sruit ii6 seii6ert bate.
@uf btele r 9tnte f0nnten Sic Sunbes=
anwdlte uorseben unb pteQet6t GENT
9enbe Sepeile iammeln, Tim glei9=
settis audi Sic giienbabnen ,uesen bte=
Ter Serlesuns bes Geiebes uber ben
suil6enltaatli6en Serfebr gu belan=
gen.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-05-30
lMPunE BAKING PowDER sEIzED
The New York Board OF Health Find 1t
Contains Alum and Rock, Declare It
Dangerous to Health and Dump
1t Into the River.

The New York papers report that
the Health Department Of that city
has seized as dangerous to health
nearly two ton. of cheap mixtures sold
for baking powder and dumped them
into the offal scow to be destroyed.
More Of the powder was found in a
Sixth ave. department store. The re-
port Of the analysis Of the Health
Department stated that it was IAN
alum baking powder" containing alum
and %pulverized rock.
The different Health Authorities
seem to have different ways of re-
pressing the sale Of bad baking pow
ders. In England they have proseout-
ed the grocers under the general law
and broken up the traffic. In Missouri
the sale Of alum baking powder Is
actually prohibited by law. In New
York they seize the unwholesome stun
and cast it into the river without any
discussion. The latter "a is certain
" effective.
The alump baking powders are usu-
ally offered at a low price, ten to
twenty cents a pound, or VIII sOme
prize, as a temptation to the house
wife.
Consumers can protect themselves
by buying only high~grade baking
powder Of established name and
reputation. Do not be tempted by the
grocer to take something else as Gust
as good" or our own brand" for the
trials show that the grocer himself is
often deceived by INSCRIPTIONS maxi
ers, and. is selling an alum powder
without knowing 1t.
There are several good powders on
the market; let the housekeeper insist
on having what she knows is right,
and not be induced to risk the life o!
the family for an imaginary saving OF
a few cents.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-05-30
Metz VorNg Easf Side.
PecuIiar Life and Society that e q World
by ItseIf--A Stunning" Trip.

"savo your strength. Danny she'll Do
aide steppin' when you are dragged to-
YOU r the other Half applauded
uproariously.
The iancers was announced as the
next dance by a p%asteboard sign hung
from the piano. and as the sets were
being formed Rrggies calmly asked
his compaion II be might have the
pleasure OF the lancsrs." He did not
wait for a response, but took the girl
by the arm and led her to a vacant
place in one Of the sets. A prefer
naturally solemn man and an icily
naughty blonde made UP the couple
opposite her.
She was beginning to look upon this
man with a good deal Of d%ifidence,
when suddenly IN a forward and
back he clutched her convulsively
around the waist, drew her close to
him and with the ease and rapidity
OF a cream separator whirled her
around eight times in a space that did
not seem to her larger than a twenty
Eve cent piece. When she had OBJ
tanned her bearings ono mere she
was surprised to find that the man
still retained his i%mmobility.
Not long after the square dance one
of the amateur slumologist's pupils
discovered him and with grave cour-
tesy brought one Of his friends to be
introduced to the slumologisr's COM
panion. From his manner and make
up the friend evidently was a young
man of sporting proclivities. He wore
a deep red stock, a thin striped waist
coat affected by coaching men. a short
jacket and peg-top trousers. He ap-
peared to be quite at home at such
social affairs, and when the young
woman, having apparently no alterna-
tive acceded to his request Tor the
next waltz, his hand went i%nvoluntari-
" to the side of his forehead. During
the dance he talked to her in the gay
persihage of the world as he knew it.
He told her that her dancing was just
like stepping on eggs and that she
was beautifully gated and bitted, and
when he found a place for her and
she had thanked him, he replied gal
lantly, keep the change"
Beer and ale were sold at a counter
in one corner of the hall and between
dances there was a spirited demand
for these beverages.
After the dance tho young lady went
home to the "Other Half" with a far
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-05-30
LOVE NJ "A GHOST
* X X * X x X x * X X x * x X X * * #S X *
BY ELIZABETH CHERRY WALTZ,
mnn.rl.h.. Iaaa. hr Dallz s.orr pnh. COB

the idols head and saved It a'further
humiliation. A voice said;
"Arabellei Your"
Yes" she gasped. and Cousin SUI
sans idol Isn't It a shame9"
The tall, fair Englishman was horri-
fed.
Here, boys, pick up the parts. Ara
belle, we may be able to piece It to.
gether. But what were you doing with
It out on the street,"
Ere he replied a stout gentleman
with gold -spectacles pushed forward.
u was going to sell II" pouted Ara
belle at the Englishman. ITS a horrid
old thing"
Perhaps" said the stout gentleman
"the young lady will sell even the
pieces or the head. I will buy the
head as It is"
Lionel Carr looked at the nan and
then at the hideous face Of the idol
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-05-30


wonderfui River rhat Ferrii.os ihs
mare Hrown Sands.
Tho Nile is Egypt and Egypt Is the
Nile. The long, turbid tide stretches
through tho desert and where It's
waters touch the before-time l%ifelesr
sand gardens spring up and cotton
grows mxuriant. It Is a constant bat
tie between the Nile. a yellow thread.
and the bare. brown sands for Egypt's
life. a conflict continually IN progress.
Each fall, fattened by the Abyssinian
rains. the Nile. muddier than the Mis-
souri, and mightier than the Mississip-
pi, dashes out upon the sands and
drives back the encrOaching desola-
ton. Each simmer time Il retreats
into It's narrow bed, and the grim des-
ert grasps the hard-won sands asaia.
Sometimes the Nile does not rise to the
conflict with olll vigor. and, In conse-
quence, the clutch of the desert is un-
l0osed, the thin ears devour the fat,
and there is famine. actual OF threat
ened, in the land. Once upon a time,
notable In the last c%entury's religious
calendar, 1t held back from its fall
campaign against the desert desola-
ton. There was no rain-it never rains
in Egypt save a few drops each win
ter-and the Nile-god sulked or slept.
Then came a strange sight in an old
Cairo mosque. In the Gamia Amir
ibu elias. where stands the gray mar
bic pillar miraculously transported
from Mecca, at the Khalif Omar's
prayers, the whole Of the Mohamme-
dan priesthood. the Christian clergy
Of every sect and the Jewish rabbis
bowed in prayer with n accord to
petition for the rising Of the Nile. And
the Almighty, to whom Moslem and
Jew and Christian pray, heard and
answered.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-05-30
Ludra Id a..

The seller of pot-boilers came into
the Office of the shrewd broker with
the air of one who is about to sacrl-
fee a priceless treasure. 1t was a
seascape; a troubled sea beat upon
purple rocks, and wind-driyen guils
wheeled in wild circles above the IA
miliar p~ot-boiler ship. The seller of
pot-boilers looked upon the treasure
long and yearningly. It could be seen
that a grievous struggle between art
and appetite was raging within him.
How much do you want for it?" de-
manded the shrewd broker. zone hun
bred dollars said the p~ot-boller man;
ITS giving 1t away" Give you three
for it," said the shrewd broker. TITS
yours" said the pot-boiler man. THAT
fellow across the way only offered me
IS cents, but he amt no judge OF art
New York Post.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-05-30
LETTERS OF BEGdARs
soLD ID % pApER pgALER.

w. arm AMHNnA|N
Millionaire Receives Seven Thousand
Begging Letters Ia a Little over
Three Months-one Hundred and
Forty Dollars Worth Of Stamps
Wasted by the senders.
The private secretary of a New York
millionaire recently sold as old paper
n package of 1000 letters, an Of which
had been sent TO his employer In a
little more than three months and
every one of which was q request for
pecuniary assistance.
For a time" said the secretary, 1--WE
got these letters at the rate of sixty
or seventy a day. 1t came right after
Mr.. Blank contributed $1,000 to n fund
for the relief of the widows and or
phans Of some West Virginia miners
who were killed by a gas explosion.
The gift was accompanied by a re-
quest that nothing be printed about t.,
but II got into the newspapers some
how, and Immediately the letters be
gan to pour In.
I'VE had always had our share Of
begging letters, but now we were
swamped. The tales Of trouble, mis-
fortune and suffering which were
spread out for u reading would have
narrowed ones very sOCl, If he didn't
know that they were largely manu-
featured.
Most Of the letters were from NO
men, or purported TO be, and all want
ed money. The demand ranged from
50 TO $500. and I'm every case an ad-
dress yvae ufypu and n rnoupet made
that the money be sent at once.
"A vast variety of excuses were
given for the demands, one of the
most popular with women being that
they wanted to have their SONS COM
plete their education, but couldn't un-
less they had a cerGin amount aOt
money at once, and with men, that
they had n chance to embark on n
successful business career, and only
lacked a few hundred dollars neces-
sary to get a start.
"Of course there We're hundreds Of
stories of restitution, but like the 9TH
ers we tossed them aside without re-
ply. For three months following this
contribution to a fund for the relief
Of miners families these letters con-
tinued to Ome
Then they stopped just as suddenly
as they began, and we are now only
getting the regular supply of five or
six a week. There were in the lot
that l sold to a junk man the other
day I'm the neighbOrhOOd of 1000 of
these letters. and $40 in stamps had
been spent in sending them to US.
Ana not one was productive Of a
contribution from Mr.. Blank
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-05-30

- 80
He looked from the one to the other
and a light came on to his counte-
nance, the light Of knowledge.
Keep the head, Arabelle," he said
coldly and to the man; we will not
sell"
Arabelle saw him gather up the
pieces, then he called a cab.
Let us go home" he said tersely.
This was Lionel in a new phase, but
Arabelle loved cabs and she jumped in
gayly. Lionel placed the head in her
lap.
Now explain" he said, and I shall
have several things to tell you after
that"
Arabelle related her project OF the
ghost hunt with gusto. Lionel was re-
lieved.
That is a great lark" he said kind
ly, but / must go with you. You can
not go alone"
But Arabelle was never foolish.
You know that is impossible" she
said, coldly.
"Oh, NO, not if we just quietly slip
away this afternoon and are married
Il has to be-you say things are at a
crisis. Now consent-and I'll tell you
two large and blooming reasons why
after you have said yes"
Her curiosity got the better Of her
in half an hour. Anyhow she had al
ways meant to marry Lionel. He suit
ed her. 1t was a half-hour more ere
lie allowed her to question him.
But the two things, Lionel?"
zone is that l am called home to
England. My uncle has left me some
money"
"Oh-oh! And the other?"
THE other? Well, little girl, you
do not have to go ghost-hunting or
worry over your trousseau money. The
eyes of hat blamed old idol are about
the finest emeralds l ever saw and are
worth a pretty penny. But VIC Will
not inquire about that until after this
other little matter is attended to-and
then We'll invade The Naples as a
very lively place in which to spend a
honeymoon"
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-05-30

A bull which was brought to town
on a steamboat to be slaughtered
broke away from its c%ustodians yes
terday and was chased to the rivers
edge. Plunging into the icy waters
Of the Ohio it started down the stream
and swan a distance Of four miles to
the foot Of Bl~ennerhasset Island and
found its way into the stable where
1t belonged. 1t was brought back on
a steamboat, and escaped the second
time, swimming the river TO the Ohio
side, a mile below here, whore II was
captured this neutrality-suspicious.
sun.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-05-30

Vanity Fair thus describes a London
function:
One of the most fetching" social
shows OF last week was the "vaccina-
ton tea" given by a renowned hostess.
In one drawing-room the lady received
her guests, comprising notable beau
ties. party leaders and favorite mem
beers of the household brigade. In 9th
err rooms four leading stars Of the
medical profession waited to vaccinate
the fair companions In arms, the
sterner sex being operated on IN YET
another dainty bpudoir. Some Of the
women displayed the greatest ingenu.
ity In the arrangement Of their sleeves
having had them divided al the top
then reunited with ribbons, which
when united. revealed enough OF IN,
marble arm" 70 enable the vaccinatoi
10 set his seal thereon.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-05-30

than a daily round OF the shops ana
the theaters they merely laughed.
And then, after she had abandoned
all hope, Ruggles came in for dinner
one evening. Ruggles was an old
young man who looked upon life
through bowed gold spectacles and
considered it a grave affair. Those
who did not approve the manner in
which he spent his time and his money
declared openly that he was a poseur;
that his interest in the poor was mere
ly an affectation and they christened
him the Amateur Slumologist." 1t
is probable that both his admirers and
his critics were in a measure right.
Il am surprised" she said to him
and there was the hint of a sneer in
her voice; that .ou New Workers take
so little interest in-in ,hings that are
well not conventional-in the poor,
for instance, or the Sums"
Il am disgusted but not surprised, -
he answered quickly, that New York
ers take the interest they do in such
things. Would you care yourself he
asked Of her with something of a
challenge in the question, Ito see a
little of the sunshine that ONE into
the lives of this Other Half? Because
If you do be added, eagerly, Il can
show it you.
There is going to be a dance to-
morrow night in which some of my
my-er-pupils on the East Side are
interested, and they have asked me
to come. VIII you go?"
The question was strict challenge
now, and had the young so de-
sired she would not have declined it,
u would advise you" he said, as
he was leaving, ITO yea something
well, you know, just something plain
and simple-not the sort you have on
now. The Other Half, you under
stand" he ended rather feebly,
"might-might think we were trying
to look down upon them"
The next night Ruggles, with the
young woman from the country
town besides him, hailed a crosstown
car going in the direction of the East
River.
IL Mno ADuAA ~ ~ ONA0Nh bIANAb my
left the car and made their way down
a street from which the river lights
were occasionally revealed.
The room they finally reached was
almost brilliantly lighted and cheap
flags representing the nations Of the
world were tackled to the walls in I'M
diplomatic groups. To the girl il
seemed as if a large majority Of the
Other Half must already be in the
ball room. And whatever else it may
have been it was without doubt cosmo-
politan. Surely there was at least one
patriot for each flag on the walls.
When they had found chairs a man
in an evening suit that obviously was
used to working in night and day
shifts, darted through the thronl
with agile and elaborate grace anC
stood bowling before them.
They amt really got together yet,
he said, apologetically waving at tn,
same time to the men leaning agains.
the windows and the girls in tn,