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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

@emm uid)t alle Mn5cidem t%a1tid)en,
1tebt Dem our6 gn9ber5igfeit uro
Brotlleio ieiner dr5tliden &nllege1
bebiuoerten @ofteriolngen Or. Srieo=
,1palrn ei1e g%la,oenbe gbremerflaru1rg
betreifs ser @eilfraft ieines Ser1tn1s
qeqe1r ste Sdmin1ludt bepor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
Sn @nglar1b finb pun 30 Mit9liebern
Npr nnnIifnnilhpn Npnp6iftinpr @nms

ser anglifanilden 8eneoiftimer @omz
munitat, befannt ltnter 6en Namer
Sic M0nde BON ser @al6p SSnidl, +"
90 CUR fatboliidyen Stride mbergetres
ten. Ser gepel ene Mbt Som Melreo
gebt na9 &om urb trih 90 tm's geo=
pi6iat Elm. Dies mar SOS ein5ige an=
glifamiide 8ens0iftinerf lo1ter in eng
lano. Ser bodhp. P. 8eou @arrm,
.. g. g., Don 6r Mbtei @rbington i'll
gum 5eitmeiligen Sberen 6ieler @on=
bertiten er1pannt por6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

6es &errn Mm0r. @ruber 5m Der Mn=
na6u1e boQ6eredtigte @offnung, bob
er, iobalo ole @itterltng feline Mrbeit
oulaBt, er mieSer ieinen Soften miro
einnebmen f0natem.
- 8erlaugt 5a1m ioforttgen Gin
tritt Elm g1tes Ma06en. 2ei6ter ur1
anbalter1pcer Blab. Naberes bel So.
S. @ules, 1925 Mpe. iI6li6.
= Die @eldJporenen, 1pelde mdb=
reno Ger am Z. slpril in @rinceton
beginnenoe1 &reisgeridtsiitung iiber
@iDilflagetr 5u entidet0en baben, mer=
SEN bon &idter SSobn 81. 9f0ier, Ser
bei 6ieier @ibung ols ieiner eritem
Sen 8oriib fiibren miro, 0obin Iauten=
Sc Mnpeiiung erbalten, 6oB fails 5ebn
aus ibrer &eibe beaiigli6 ser @ntihei=
ou1tg Ser gleiden Mniidt iin1, 5ieie
511m @ntidei6 %geniige1t5 erudtet fins.
- @elo gu oerIeiben auf %c1eItipirte
Sarmen. 6armers Gtate 8anf, ct.
CLOUD, Minn. 16ba
- @enn STR @igentbam in ct.
@lo1t6 toufen mollt, eebt gu $. 6.
Dumng, st. @lou6, Minn.
- @err @eter 81. 2ubr, meI9er
u1langit feline ant Sauf &iper in
Gomn ct. CLOUD gelegene Sarm br-
tuu fte, lit nit Damtlie na@ st. CLOUD
mge5ogen a1nb bat b%or6erban6 8ob-
n1ng an 6. Mbe. nor6li9 genommsn.
@err 2obr fat Elm ot1 z. Mbe. nor6lif)
nabe 5. StraBe gelegenes @ru1roituf
|gefouft, auf Dem ct 6ieien Sonuner
%leirer Gaqnilie eite &eii6en5 errt9ten
|laIien miro.
= Do ib meme @erbtn51ng nit
I5er Merdonts Sectional 8anf loien
m06te, %berfaufe ib meine Mftien Ste
Iler @anf eerne fir boare $1,000. Mf=
tiondr, &oute 4, 8or 40.
= Sc 1T oaS 0renapaiier, tpeldes
5as Cob Spring 8ier uno sen Malj-
grtraft 10 beriibmt ma6. 17<4t
- Carl .. @enle11, 1pelder rbeu=
matiider Ylage megen mebrere $50
der ouf sic &%ranfenitlrbe ange1pieien
mar, bat Dienitag ieine @tellung als
1&aiiirer Der MerdantS Sectional
8anf mie6er attgetreten.
= SSn Ser Nadt bon @riinoonner=
itag u1f @b~arfreitag uur5e Ger So
mile @eong SpanioI Elm Sobnden
jgeboren, 6eifen Mnfunft Sic Otter
frelt6e ser @lter11 1pie Ser @roBeltern
perboppelte.
- @eb gu berleiben mef fultipir-
ties @run6eigentb11m, leihte 8e6in=
gungen. @ein @eraug. Geo. 6.
@anscpm, Mer9nrts Mational 8anf.
- SSm Sitter Don 81 Sabren fat
am Mbenbe 5eS @barfreitoees SRI,
0bereiia Dan5l Sodter ser amf ser
Mor0ieite mobnerp6en 6omilie Sobn
9an5l, na9 ld,rgerem 2eioen, oos
ourd 9%ungenfieber peruriadt muroe,
6oS 3eitlide geiegnet. 9ie eritor<
be1e opuroe in ct. @louo geboren. u1uo
,groBge5ogen 11n6 tpnr lett leBterer
3eit aIs Mrbetterin in ser @or6on &
Benguion &a1roi6rbfabrif SEN @ltern
ei1e quite Stiibe. Dieie betrauer1t in
ibr eir1e quite foIgiame So@ter un5 ole
@eiduiiter cine tbnen ftets bon Ser
gen 5a1getban getpelene Sdtpeiter. Gm
Mortag Morgen fan6 nod einem III
ser unbefledten @mpfangniBfirde ge=
baltene1r Seele1tamte sic @eer1igq11w
i'm 8eiiein 5es ct. Margoretben<@er=
ems, 6eiien Mitglie6 iie mor, 11r6 u1t=
ter ionit GROCER Gbeilnabme bon Ser
ma16ter a1nb @etannten Ole 8eenoi,
gl11rg itatt. M0ge sic &eritorbene in
5rie0en ruben! Sen 10 idmer &C.
priifte1t @aern uno @eidauiitern ent,
6ietet ser rMoroltern" iein oufrid~
tiges 8eilei0.
- 81. 5. 30. Tarnbart, 0iteopa-
tiider Mr5t, Selepbon 68<2, SOB ct.
@ermain @traBe, ct. @louo, Miu1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

- Mod 2438 M%pfelbanme iu-
,pie ionitige 8anmidu1lartifel 51 per-
fmnfen. 8rieflide 8eiteQnngen at
ienben an @iluerbims's Murierp,
Jreeport, Minn.
- Samitagnbemo trnf 5reo. &n1=
itermanm bon Minneapolis bier Elm
inns oerbradte 6ie Sitertage BEL iei-
men @ltern. Son bier begab er ii6
nod Billings, Mont., tpo 5er 8eil1b
fei1er S6mei ter, ser Srau Scatter.
gilt.
= Madp6em er itd BON ieinem I'm
wobllein Douitdnoig erbolt, fat Mn-
ton @ngels feline SteGe als Mpotbefer-
gebiilfe in @arter's Mpotbefe mie0er
angetreten.
= @ir rebn1en oltes @oI6 nn6
Silber gum pollen @ertbe I'M lm=
toui6 gegen @aare o6er gegen boore
53ablung. @ep. 81. Glarf.
= @enn SIR Cure Garm perfau-
fen tpout, ipre9t Dor BEL Der u. g.
@bitneb 9an6 & 2oan Co.; Tie 1T sic
6irmo, nit Der gu unterban1eln. -
Mn5etge.
- @einri4 g. @eproud bot iei=
mem Sdppager IS. 8. 2orporpebr {ein
bier betriebenes rDrap" .@eidaft
falflid obgetreten l,n1 iid nit so. 81.
@eritei,ts gum 8etrieb zines @eidaf-
ties lit Ian6tpirtbidaftIiben @eratber
berbun0en. Dos @e19dft% lit bereits
'unter Set 6irma @eproud & Ser
iteins go. is ie6iter Moerl,e iiii6lid
6em &ertebr er0ffnet mor6en. 9te
6irn1a fat Sen Maidinenporratb 6es
&errn 81. q. Gid fGia1fIia ibernomA,
men, 1pirb nebft6em aber a1a9 6ie ST.
ternational Sorte Mai9inerie CUR
&nnb boben. &err Gid miro ii1 aus
lblieBli6 Sem Mutomobn-@ efddft
tpi6men.
- @ir beaobIen bier Bro5ent an
3eit6epoitten. Tarmers State 8auf
Of 81. GIoal0. Mirn. 16ba
= MfoDor 5eberger fat CUR &iIfe
Ser in Sbio 1tnter Ger @aferfIutb
Geioen6en Meniden aufgefor6ert, ur1
6ral1 M. s. &einbar6 bon 6em bier
befteberoen Sonmenidein.@ ereine nIs
@oriiterim zines @ilfsfomites er<
rannt mtt 6em @riuden, aus beiag=
tenn &ereine 10 piele &ulfsfrdfte 5u
mablen, ols fie fir notbmenoig erod<
tet. Sos &iiIfsfomite trat geibern,
Miittpod, Mbenb gu elmer 8eratbung
be5iiglid Ser beite11 un5 roideter
Mittel 5a1iam1en, I'M Ser Iei6en6en
Menibbeit Ole erfor6erlide Mdditen=
liebe 6atr9 reidltde Ebat gu befun6en.
- 2nBt Cure @eritetgerungsper-
fE61fe oatr9 ole &erdpants @ational-
&anf beiorgen.
-De q. 9. @bitneD 2ano & 2oan
60, 81. @Iouo, Minn., bietet aur1
@u1tfet an eirige Ser beften 6armen
IN ser Country. @pre@t bel uns Dor,
ebe sSbr nuft. - An8eiae.
- @elete miro in ser @atbeonnle
6ie Gerebelidung bes SRI. 2eonora
9ambert, Sodter Ser 5omilie MH.
9ambert, nit @errn SEQ so. @robe
bon Mim1eapolis Dor fid geben. Gem
iu11gen @aare tniinidt nit ieinene pie=
len @er,pomoten uro Sreun6en audi
ser vMor6fterr" @Iiid uu1o Sege1t a11f
alien @egen.
- Sim Is. @prI tpir6 SRI. 21cetm
@odon, Sodter 6es s~ta5tfommiiIars
8. S. &od)ou, nit Soiepb 8etten6orf,
Gobt ser bier 1pobnenben Gomilie
8eter 8ettenoorf, in Ser @atbeornle
oerebeIidt ,per5en.
Ole q. g. &bttmeb 2auS & 2oar
&c., 81. CLOUD, @tnn., btetet gum
@oufen an eirige ser beften Garmen
in ser Country. Spredt Bel uns Dor,
ebe STR fauft.- = n3eig
= Gourtp : Ma1oitor S. g. &al1
fpnnte geltern, Mttttpo9, megen lin
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

1921
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-21

individuals favorable freedom
could ccd dnmo
l We lin
which lin
dni aasee' life S you'd could they have hoped check ENGLAND. This faith the
:. belief almost their religion The. sth" they should before .. other
hey knew that the right stake And did they realize that the sd
the future Of The human Among them sighted The Dec
these the their work. fell hn, Providence had
high
settlements Small eword
tha
all obstacles etovcto
united defended
led Ldnotfa
ywerev
IN OUT gown nsttf o man
Young Pierce win attend the h church Hill
M Sunday presentation the prizes will be made
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-21
BULLETS DID LITTLE DAMAGE
AvIator's Machine Hit Frsews~tiy. -
efficiency Wac Not Impaired
At Any Time.

The Balkan campaign has peovo1
valuable to the science OF sviattoa.
1t has shown by one concrete example
bullets and perforated does not sig-
nifty irretrievable disaster for de air
ship. The Russian aviator. E1noR,
was engaged by Bulgaria to ny to A
rianople and throw down hAndbills in
the Turkish language, in which the
Bulgarians called on the population OF
Adrianople to surrender. He was giv.
en- only an old apparatus, but he threw
down the bills. AT Fort KaragaeA ]
saw . considerable number of infan-
trymen shooting towards the sky With
their rihes." he said. Il did not hear
the shots. but when noticed that four
bullets had struck my apparatus I
knew for whom the shots were
means. did not lose my presence OF
mind. but dew on. When the guns In
the forts fred shrapnel at mo and
when the apparatus had been struck
several times by fragments Of projeo-
tiles the situation became critical.
Fortunately only the wings were hit
and not the motor, and 30 / could
keep on and In twenty minutes I was
once more in the flying field at Mus
tafa Pasha. The apparatus was ~
paired and used again"
more expensive Than FIowers.
Footelighte-How chesty the trags.
dian looks today.
Miss Sue Brette-Yes: somsbody
threw an egg at him last night.
well. should think he'd consider
that an insult"
Insult nothing! Don't you know
how high eggs are!"
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-21
CONTEST NOTICE.
Dep.rtmen, Of the Interior.
U. 5. Land O&sce At Lamar, Cob, +.

v. .. Land Okce At Lamar, Coo,,
r. January Is. 1913.
reu srs hereby notified ths, Charlie. o. Nc Guirs who
@ sl2 sls il this Office his duly corrobor aed application
to ceatsst and secure the cancellation your
ea,ry. serial No U696 made April 6. 1910 for south
hah OF section g. township 27 south range ~ west,
sixth principsl meridian. and a, grounds Tor h;a con-
tss hs elsses that fredsrcd G. Fresh has wholly .b.n
tessd .bsvs described since date Of entry that he
hsa made no 'mprovensns thereon and that said desus
ces.iaas 70 The present date -
reu are therefsre further notified that the said .ss.
ioas y'h b taken BY this Office having been
ey ~. ssd ye.r said entry will be cancelled
wne9t yoss further right to be heard thsren sher be-
tore this shes appeal il you fell 10 Gle in this Office
within twenty days alter the FOURTH publication Of hi,
notice. shown below. your answ.r under OATH spsc6
csy meetias and responding to these sees Of
tss q you tail within that time to Gle in this Office due
eroef that you have served copy your on the
,ad consstsni either in or By registered mail
this service made BY the delivery Of copy Of your
tns contestant in person. p;oof Of such service
must se either the said contestant. written ackneuled,.
sst OF hs ,sesip OF the showing tho date Of il.
eeeet OF the shdayit oil the by whom the delivery
msee, staaf when and where the copy delivered
mads ~ resstsred mail proof Of such service mu.t
sist of the sdav Of the person by vb.m cory . mailed
stating when a.d the posofhcs to which !, was mailed
and this affidavit must bv h.
receipt for the letter " ''' '''"''e'
gu should state in er the name Of The most
efhcs to which desire future noc. IN h. ..n, n,
n-r EUGENE NJ. Whitaker. Register.
Dts OF hrst publication Jan. 81 1918
Date q second publication Feb Z. 1918.
Dats Of third publication Feb. II, 1918
Ss's ''''ur'h publication Feb. 2i. 1918
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-21
Bomb Explode. After So Year,.


4 citizen of this town was won't to
show his friends bomb which was
thrown into the town when the Brit
ish attacked 1t during the Crimean
war. and to remark that English
bombs are not much good, as this one
failed to explode.
The relic was kept in the bathroom.
A servant put 1t into the empty Rus
sian stove of huge size. Suddenly
the boy1b ,drst the other day, wreck
Ng tho house, but causing no casual
ties. 1t had the best Of the ioks aft
er flfty-eight years.
The amusement has caused much
amusement here, one local wag re-
marking that the English bomb burst
to seal the Anglo Russian friendship
Petropavlovsk Oser. Pail Mall Ga.
Eette.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-21

The Holly Chleftsin's plant is
better prepared to print your sale
bills than any printing house in
the Arkansas valley. We make
a speciality OF this work and turn
out a superior quality Of bill
Prices are just right. Service is
very promot,
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-21
Old Ace.

Old ake as it comes in the orderly pro.
cess. OF nature is q beautifuI and majestic
thing. II stands for experience, knowl.
edge, wisdom, counsel That is old sts
as it should be, but old aee as il often is
cleans poor digestion. torpid bowels,
sluggish liver and general feeliat Of
i'll health. despondency and misery. This
in almost every instance is wholly unnec.
cessary. One of Chamberlsin's Tablets
aiken Immediately after supper will in.
prove the dikestion, tone up the liver and
regulate the bowels. That feeling of de-.
spondency will give way to one of hope
and food cheer. For sale by all druk lists.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-21
Announcement.

This office frequently receives
from different parts of the county
we'll written items for publication
to which the writer's names are
not signed. Correspondents are
earnestly requested to attach the
name of writer-not necessarily
for publication, but simply as \
guarantee of good faith. Remem-
Der also that communications
should reach US as early as Wed
nesday.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-21
NOTICE FOR pUsLIcAT,oN.
Departnent Of the Interior.
II 8 Land 0Ec. a. TA,.r 4,

Department Of the Interior,
U. S. Land OHce at Llnsr, Colo.
February "A. 1913.
Nstics is hsrsby given that Ira Casteel Of Holly,
Cssssde. whe March T. 1907. made homestead entry
Ne. 7467. serial No. 02702 for the norh.ss quarter
ssctsos H. towashp Is souh Al sixth prinsi
ps s}sn. has 6led notice Of intention make 6nsl Eve
yser proof establish claim the land above ds.crbe
ksfsrs The U. s. a. NJ ZaGnser) at Holly
Csls.. the 5th day Of April. 1918.
Claaast asmss Witnesses: Michael L. DowdaI John
Bres3ea. Hs.ry Garrett and Cecil B. Hart. al Of Holly
Cslsrsds.
Euaen. NJ Whitaker, R.si,tsr .
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-21
Holly High School
Again in Limelieht
John F. Pierce Awarded First Prize in Sons
Of Revolution Contest

John F. Pierce A. PIERCE the Nohde farmer has FRS
the 10Th Of the Society the Sons the Revou
luton and the Holly Union hshschoo honored again for the sixth
FORMER HOLLY WINNERS.
1908 Second Prize, Mary Pierce Honorable Ross Gill;
1909 Kaheyn Thomas and Harry Porter. honorable
19ll-Fira Prize. Beds Bosue
1913-Fns Prize. John F. Pierce
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-21
HERE'S THE ESSAY IN FULL.


HERE'S ESSAY IN FULL
Of
which the inevitable and deadly o
ing change established politics. poe. by men an. monarch, . spirit mod
had evolved fro" til. and the sr Worldwide toward
.d and and political Of long
in. .sy and ior.k rights popular ..a. a.s only .s
oo"s Europe with rebellion This
Violent political .i.. human rs,
brief . condition. prevailing country
n help understand the
qualified champion III. cause
Since colonization refuge poGtc.
E a 's.. che Tor . = sa s. and .srs. who , freedom world Il.
Here gathered the pioneer. who in the hope
the manhood had amid peril. and
found Several ue.r.. nat
. % . III: s ] a,. .ss s..s capable f. a reliant men @ Il. colonies grew ss indus
ns. there t.hed local regulation. we. made
,h. principles OF earnest .is., ..m..m,, M % ~ a were s - % invasion OF
purpose .ae.dy determination which could no. but m. d d
a. The ooa' al Of Anass common mod.
life they would not End difficult seemed 10
h.y. pes.lk d them lake the ,hrm
Nevertheless still L. the British ... d. Of moderation
and '0ia'' Both the eos and the English the re-
England the will The did not rule d.. Gose H.
colonies Burke and Chatham. name i .. and
British unity tor repeal OF the und'ns terms Their together
with those Of the eons contp. d % not .o.
The might proa. % h
Which , - would ave sa - !, p, ,h a % british British campaign" . tn.
notable for the o Revolution " @
bonds to t H.,
There could be only result
conflict Virginia N.v
f
Qakes still Ia anu. d 7e
colonies took final the dissolution
withdrew The struggle longer rebellion Of .a., nna
had moch.
Reason had been appealed force
At the hosh America
fruitful nt such people could have
their na soil invader who ow smenS
% s | ss s.. . % E @ . . t . ss An .s ss.sf G
Africa Hat~hsspds her splendid "a
land was forced 70 make de. effort order cmp.ass n.
people Revolution much Of the fighting W.
no rival Through the entire contest there
the final did % y "cn effect
Ansher the of An..
those ot England The British handicapped osb coe
diplomatic Eci
the number OF capable history i "us,
period with IL. names the Rsndoph FG Green. Gp
Anheny Wns others When .nd
these sr encouraging Congress h. mi. again md ss
mao
had enforce decisions Th en, ss.e w @
the colonies hr:ih y ..4sl = ' " ''''sS' brought
The from from i7,s 17ss make long a.... Of time. when M
back defeat This the most da.rm. ne invading
hss kept the a after the through winter At % v F saa
the test nob9 se after another @
and the world a~oke the fac. ha. oe 'a0
.,a
which The p0p.e felt be their Th, feeling By the .ea de. % cause
Intellectual aid 'el ana
abo" the French alliance and fought somman p0se
the cons opportunity center weight the m,Ue
bo The allied France and America co~as % Th
aided Yeti spit. Of on m % waved tnl"ps.n
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-21

We have township plats, chat
tel mortgages, deeds, and other
forms for sale AT our Office. The
1'hieftain Printerv.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-21
Few Good Cooke Found.

The position of instructor in cock
Ing having become vacant in q school
Tor girls In Paris. the directors agreed
to engage the cook who could pass the
best practical examination" Twelve
women applied. Of whom SIX were *
amined on the first day In beefsteak.
omelets and apple cakes. -Four Of
the SIX, according to the report, were
failures" On the next day the re-
naming candidates prepared founders,
roast mutton and plum pudding. To
Jury found that only two of the SEQ
ond group were competent, and that
OF the 10 not one possessed AL t.
necessary requirements.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-21

1t costs but little more than
plain paper. Your name and ad-
dress neatly printed on 100 note
heads and envelopes for only
81.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-07
Modesty the Best Policy.

1T was the early part of the New
1 Year. and little Dorothy, with her
mother, was paying a long de-
layed visit to Uncle Silas.
Now. Uncle Silas was wealthy
very wealthy-and little Dorothy was
vastly interested in the heather black.
So one morning she appeared in front
of the said uncle and asked
Uncle dear, will you please give
me something for my missionary
boX?"
The incident took place immediate
" following a particularly satisfying
lunch. and Uncle Silas playfully threw
on the dining room table a dime
haIf-dollar and a five-dollar note, re-
marking:
There. dear. you can have which
YOU like of the three"
Then he watched to see what HtIe
Dorothy would do
That young person approached the
table and studied the situation for
fully three seconds. Then she sud
denly burst out.
"Mummy's always told me not 70
he greedy. so I'll take the dime. But
viii YOU please wrap it UP in that
crinRly bit of paper uncle, so as l
sha mt lose it,"
And uncle did.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-07
MAKES HAIR
STRAIGHT : e;

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it claims II stops falling HAIR,
cleans DANDRUFF at once. and just
feeds the SCALP and ROOTS Of the
HAIR and makes II AIR grow SO fast
that II is a wonder
Every package Is guaranteed
Plain talk Don't fool yourself by
using some preparation which claims
to straighten your HAIR kinky
HAIR can not be made straight. YOG
have to have HAIR before you can
straIghten IT, When you use excl
ENTO QCININE POMADE, II viii
promote the growth Of the HAIR very
fast. and you will soon have nice
long HAIR, which Will be long
straight. soft and silky.
PRICES CENTS, by all drug,
yfsts. or by mail on receipt of stamps
ExELENTo MEDICINE COMPANY
ATLANTA, GA
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-07
Queer Vegetable

A vicar advertised for a servant a
short time ago, and a country girl
with a fat, red face, answered the adj
vertisement.
After the vicar had asked few
personal questions. he said.
You know, we are all vegetarians
here. and of course, we should re-
quire you TO be one No meat, you
vegetables
She dropped her eyes, and for a
time seemed deep in thought.
Well, what do you think? asked
the vicar. after a short time.
Wei. sir" she replied, Its Ike
this. ] don't mind so much about the
meat. but before I take the place !
should like to know If you-er-call
beer a vegetable"
She was not engaged
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-07

all. The others stood nfotionless,
blinking in the sudden radiance-aIl
save Griggs, who moved steaithily in
that same moment little nearer
the door into the passage, which was
nearest 10 him.
But MaTy's next words came wholly
as a surprise, seemingly totally irrele-
want to this instant Of crisis. Yet
they rang athrob with an hysterical
anxiety.
Dick" she cried, what are those
tapestries worth2" With the question
she pointed toward the draperies that
shr0uded the great octagonal window.
The young man was plainly aston
ished, disconnected as well by the OBJ
truSion Of "a sordid detail into the
tragedy of the time.
why in the world do you-?" he
began, impatiently.
Mary stamped her foot angrily in
protest against the delay.
Tell me-quiCk," she command
ed The authority in her voice and
manner was not 10 be gaiusaid,
Dick yielded sullenly.
"Oh. two or three hundred dollars
I suppose" he answered. "Why2"
Never mind that" Mary exc
claimed. violently And now the girls
voice came singing like whIUIash
In Gars0n's face, too, was growing
fury, for IN an instant of Illumination
he guessed something of the truth
Mary's next question confirmed his
raging suspicion,
How long have y0fI had them
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Nell Brinkley Says

wrists perfectly groomed whole middle of each hidden by
newspapers they held had watched They had climbed the
their skn skirts and their four
pie baby the
They tipped the second where babies
there they suckthe of temhe
heads the gentle smile their
acemohered breast of the 'coone lady
springs wed beneath the and pearl buttons
Of .udv O'Gradv, sisters under u heir skins
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Mr.. Batch. Little Jimmy, How
son Lott and other fun-makers
supply enough laughter for the
whole family for a week IN the
Comic Section Of The Sunday
American.
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TO-DAY's INSTALLMENT.

Dick repeated his question, unoo-
servant OF its first effect.
why didn't you go to Chicago as
Won had planned p
Planned With whom?" The in
terrogation came with an abrupt
force that cried of new suspicious
WHY. with Burke" The young
man tried to be patient over her
density In this time of crisis.
who told you that I had arranged
any such thing? Mary asked. Now
the tenseness in her manner got the
husbands attention, and he replied
with a sudden gravity apprehensive
of he knew not what
Burke himself did
when" Mary was standing rigid
now. and the rare color famed in
her checks. Her eyes We're blazing
Less than an hour ago" He had
caught the contagiou Of her mood and
vague alarm swept him.
Where 2" came the next question
stiu with that vital iusistence-
In this room"
Burke was here2" Mary's voice
was suddenly cold, very dangerous
What was he doing here?'
Talking 10 nv father"