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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-22
"CRAND OLD MAN" TO
ENTERTAIN DANIELS

HONOLULU, r. II. Aug. 22.-Pro-
mincnt among tn o3e who will be ac-
tive In the entertainment Of Secrc-
tary OF the Navy Daniels Is Sanford
B. Dole. Hawaii's Grand old Man."
VINO enjoys the distinction OF being
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-22

tion of Hawaii by the United States
in 1898. In the H. C intervening years
Mr.. Dobe was president of the repub-
lie OF Hawaii. He was also the first
governor OF the territory Of Hawaii.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-22

Certain landholders in Scotland
are bound, under monetary penalties
to marry at the Kings command.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-22
CLA|RVOYANT 7
AND
PA[NIsT IiII
g

Always consult the best cali
your name, age and what called for,
or make no charge. whom ana
when you will marry; II the one
YOU love is true. l tell of changes,
marriages, divorces, travels, love ar
fairs talents; what your sickness il,
and you can be cured, Call on this
gifted medium before 1t is too late
Located at 526 Main st. 22-2t"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11
9pocns SOFT.

Sor frduGrenoe SlGgt % @erner be-
tlenot9iereS berpe0, at Dor tipre Suitrlt
% Miooer. 0trs. Slime $. gerg6, ft 2op
at 9aa biem til lin Nuo og Srelier, ipm
bum bplot fat oe0 inotiI iioite 2iebIif,
Den 1S0e Suntar 1919 eiter II Iaas
neoers baaroe SiOeIier al 6jerteipgs
Dom, iom gift pper I'll @atteriot, iom
foraariagc0e beroe itore 2ibelier %
Smcrter, / SnroeIesbeo Den libitc Sio.
Nnne @ulbrunbSoutter Gtaeu bar
tebt Dem 12tc Wtai 1886 i Rprbre' Qaro,
giorgc Ggtepiet iii Qoils 8. @ersb sen
17oc 6ebruar 1860 og bnUoe iaoIeoes
rGret peo min SiNe / SO Iur 90 II
Naoueoer. Settle 9G6tcYfob bicp pels
lignet meo II &eru; 10 oaoe / en- iprs
glDer, p9 3 bpbe iom porne; be e.. iom
er Hive, og iom ale bar tiIitebe pco
benocS SpgeIcic og @egraneiie, 6egrrs
Der me0 mig Sabet al Ell en- % Tier
6uItru % 0tober. 0uu bIep lo0t tils
bpiIe oeu 21oe Sauuor paa gumIe @ez
tire Saint Greet @ruupIaoS, ioHt hur
pGrct bort iirfIigc 9ien, ijoeu III tom
bcrtiIdnbS / 1875.
Ynitor 6. s. SO. @renlio forretteoe
/ Suiet, &irten % heb @ruben. Set CT
til ltpr Srsit 90 Opnumtring for os, iom
iIaar tilbn8e / bpb Sor9 oper Ell tiUr
0ultrlI og Wooer5 8ort9an9, II lc, hi
bar ale gtobper5 Sbmpoti. 0trs. 8er96s
@e9rapelie bar Ell al &c ~fii,eite al set
Sla8s, babe boao Geremoni o9 6rems
mpoe altgaor.
So, bet bIir nof LANCE Sage for mig,
lon or tiIbage dIene; men ie9 man
miot / Sorgen tatfe SUB, iom ojsr ale
Sing lao nel. 90 ian boooe ban bit
i'm gooe Senii9t nreo Bette imcrteiuIoe
% LANCE Spgeleie, at bun fit beboIoe
line fuIoe GAMERS BRIG inbtiI iioite
GiSbIif. iua bun iii ale Siber bar, at
@uo madtte fontnre mart og f~orlclc
benbe ira bette Snertei1s 2eic, iom bun
befdnbt Jig poa baane ~onnoelig % lez
gemlig. Gerfor bill hi, iom itaar til
boge meb Ell bnb Sor9 fprtreite oS til
@errens eque 2pitcr: SAB pnd mig
pau NoNcn5 Sag. Seq bill 6iGIpe sig
% bu tai prize mig. 9erfor oil % hi,
iom Ito0 ben @foe0e ioa npr, fud SOP
at baabe p9 tro, at hlu lroer lit LANCE
% lmertciuIoe SngeIeic bIep en- beraos
set Climber. iont CT taIt blanbt benz,
ION ital iro8on til ber ebige Sobotss
buile, iom er tiI6a9e Tor @uos 6oIt.
3errcu GAP! 8erren to8! &erren5
9tauil bore lopct!
@mt3 6. Sergb og Ssrr.
("Sfanoirducn" 90 "Minneapolis
Sihenhc" hehcs nrtnnc Sncnitnnenhe.l
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11

&onouftsren: - WdrieiQe, M
aicr, Sortebouet, Sierra 2coue,
aoptgiten ira Ferrou I. aigangsti0
Slotten ) GitermI0oug.
Aroen Scene: Set ISuore al
en- Beroens.Sui Omnibus. On @ut
til i'm Fapa: - SUiltct Sono er Oct,
ri ~pa9iertr?
GaNeren: ~ let CT 49,. ia. SET
err 8oQouo, Eiterrige eler 9ut6a.
rieu. - BET er ! boert GalO e al
Dem. TIog mig iftel
Sou6utteren - 9iuetterue, Iat
en- Serre; - Seq boo6er, ri er
poa Sci til Spo.9lmerifa?
aon0uftGren: - Nei, oette err
4iritn- og 9luitraIienomaj6lt5'en. De
fan bptte / aairo. Der tager Dc Sen
ierite glars uro Stripe5" Cuni.
bus" I'll 4elp Yorf boor Ge gaar
om6oro / BEN "9raiiIianifc &ogn",
Iom gaor til Hio. "Stars and
StripeS" 8anr bper iier0e Sime ira
S~bepbero5 6otel.
On INF Serre: - aon man laa
noget at ipiie?
Son0uttsren: - 6erite Srotoit
ieroeres ! aairo, Ser anoen ! abar.
nm,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11
Uaar Subtraction
fommer ieionee.
st Sremtios6iacoc.

Tsrite Scene: aisangspcr.
ronen for @erbeu8. Suit. : Omnibus
eIifabet, 2ouoon.
Tn aonoufter raabcr: - Gr Ger
Here NaSiagsrer iii aair0, @ooe
@aab$o0ocn og auitrallen2
6n neross .Serre: - 8cor bernie
RaIfine iii Ardnugellf?
&onoutteren: - Ill 9lrhangelif,
9topaiu Semlia % Spits6ergen ira
Terron gtr. 8.
Serren Ill i'm Suitru: - Get par
Der. rg iasbe! Sfpno oigl
en- ~fuiuoeIig 9osiaser; Seq
iful I'll Sortebopet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11

iribe0, iom Rorman 8robc SoIlere after
bdpoe Dit Hreoier. Ia. / "@ropeu er
Oct go0t at oGre~. Bare M Suilueu3n
oiIoe pd..e ia bort % aIorig tomle
iaieu % PLACE 90 pine SOIL Ecuue
"arig5peit", iom SoIt tdloer oeu ! Rors
&c. or en- itreHg 6iemisgelie i mango
Suiino 0iem. g}en Def tore 9ileieuoe
ale Steoer or bette: Get er erooa bra.
ar Nrjgen er ODER!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11

Tn Game: - N0or itaI ieJ gaa al
Ior al TONNE Ill 9otohamaI
ScH0uttsrcu: ~ ) &Qir0. D.
tngcr "GDt.oH I'll NonJtoug % Ser.
ira "Suiou" til Elpau
On @an0eIsrc,'tn0e. ~ Nuor0ar
'tal req toWmc I'll (o5manrer2
&orouttsreU - Get CT Ell Zines
&ei ira 4teIb9urne meO "Su0golen~.
Zen NarocIs reiienoe: - ScaS 10.
nc8ct. Gu bel Cine ior at relic Sc
clenoige $50 gfil! Sfanoalsit! Oct.
tc oil leJ tIage oDer ! AOiierre.
A6uHHer pna "Sec0rnb.Hpien"!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11

Sp.: Seq blep Gnte for CT Nar iioen
"a bar Serc mrnloiqc Barn. Seq bar
Ell Suart Nouo % anOen Gtenoom. 6oors
le0e5 CT 2poen / Nortb Gaiota? &pors
megef tilfaIoer Der Gutcr 90 boor nte3et
@arnene. @r Set upopenotB at la oct
toume / Sfiiteretteu, ON le9 boIber
Giftion?
z Grfeu bcbplncr Spmeiteonet
(Snrni, bppr Sarnilicu bar lit Stem (.
f~aalGnac bun Ieuer. vi al anocn Gien.
bonn iaar bun CIT Srenieocl; Heiten gunr
til gnrnenc. 8pet maa fnnife life mn
nnoer SmitGnbisbeocrne npopcnoispis
gna %siennen Stiitcrettcr, mcn bet CT I
innriiaet n0e SilfGlSe bet bcoitc pg bpr
berfur tiiraabes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11
Sdrbanqcrtrnab.

Set opIpies, at 3uroungertrndo eIer
@arn ton fiebe5 paa ale @utits. Mar
Git NarneS, Gunieitb, q. Sat, 81. 9,
Dor 40, bar ct auipIing3brGt (eQer
&uoe) iom bun oil lGIge til en- rimeIig
Srts. otter @toOel fam elerS ct iligt
Gr0t lanes al enbper Sneoter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11
2Brbag.

Sp.: Seq babe tire 6eitc, Tom tom
bort ben 10oe Sob. 1918. Seq ie3te
SpIpsrirg ON bent 9ienilcm "N. Sat.
Qeaoer" 90 ff tiIiibit set Sbnr, at Dc
tor tot OBJ % iol9t al EounonlaI ter, lonr
tln1 babe operteret bern / ct 8Ldo II
MiI fra set Steo, bpor De blep optdt n9
omtreut 80 0iil ira NIT &lent. Ser
er in9e1L iom boIoer bette @lob bers
runbt. Soao Slags 2oo er bette?
Spar: Souen (buiS ben life nplig
CT fpranbrct) fureifriuer, at ben ipih MT.
Der iliac SmitGnbi9beoer iinoer % tar
pp" S,eitc % Srentnrer, bar inoct II
Gage at at pfientlisgjsrc CT Nutts neront
/ ct uscntlig 9lan / bet COUNTY, bupr bet
fer, clcr, un Der life uogtpes npgct
Slab Der, / nri tic Spmttp. Tesubcn
ifal Ian al Vuriel til GDuntDanottoren
% ieube cit %gliifriit oeraf til Snnbbragss
uo Gr6ciberfpnnmiSiGrcn / gisntarcf I
Recommended Srcp. llnplnr @ebfprt-
menSe paa npeet Mianne at rette ig
otter Sisic Soritrifter, or han biennial
ben til llorebclic al Sfaocscritafntng til
Scitcrc3 clcr &reatutrcrueS 0ter. Spts
Gicrcn life or iutbet reh treble Sthtrpfs
rira i Slnoet al IuertiSiementet cher
9~srtiicn, ifGl Hchattsren icnoe bet til bet
Slao, iput Guucrnpren bnr giurt til nj
fciclt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / Statcu / Nise
Silfrlbrr, iom m ifal pifcntliaaicre Wo=
tiicn Ell 0,nna % lisclcbcS icnoe ct Gg=
cmplar al Slubct til bier Spuutpatbttor
/ Staten. SpiS &Groicn Gf oct apcrtez
rebc Chr CT upcr $50, Do Gteren al set
life far mclbt tic inbcn ct Gar, ifol S1s
ret cncr Sprcnc iGlgeS pen Sutton.
Sp.: 6b1o fan man 9i6re neo CT
g}eripu 1or onbner IN dnoer W@drlo5
@oll6or, tor u6 % brrtfer hans Srcpe
ua tar cit G6ect ira ct AZ oem oG bGoer
@cuQene paa &onfen? SIAN 8onteu uoz
bctulc Ncn9sue?
Suar: Mnn fan I. Gr. rnppprtcrc
Sagen til acknowledgements / @aib,
ingtuu. Ser cr itpr Straf for at oabne
9lnbenmnnos Sreue, ielu ON man life
tar Gcnoc ipm DC mnuttc irocbploc.
H'uar Dertil fpnimer SDucri eller Saifs
ucri, blir bet nutnrliguiS iaa iiteget
urrrc. llubcr Smitrroigbcocrtc CT
Iuntcn r~imcligpis ariuarlis for Gbects
ems Tanlgbcnoc.
Sp.: 6por Tan man fna tipbt rorif
Spin0erot og Gdr0er?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11

Sp.: Sbor tnr ieg fan tiSbt %ioenife
S9bprter? Spgio IoresIen til "9ecos
rab Soften.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11

Gp.: San rlogen al 2Gicrre al mig
ltnberretuir9 ON, bporOnu ie8 fan fer
ne 8~ooituucrue pan Ell I'M gtelirt?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11

Sp.: gr Scr noQen al @labet5 Gar
iere. iom fier0er aOresieu iii @opuro
Often &onrncS ira Gtue Hcnoalen?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11
Sp.: ann Ge opsi gSresien Ill "@ag.
Cert Boots?
Spar: 9tei.


Suar: Sei.
81: I. Spent par &ariag /. at ancs
ritos SoIbdter / 6rmltrige life fit lin
Maareosleu? RinSen foIot pad SIagz
ndrfen / 6rautrige. men babe life
fanct lin Ssn pad Az Waaneb.
?. 3oor itaI ie8 tribe for OF fod
beit?
3. Gnn man iuooripe nlco SOP Belle
ell SoIoot5 2io3forittrin9 efter bans
geo, elcr er ntan tpuugeu til al To
@iuaneOsbibrn9?
z a 1. Sucm ipm birette or SfnIo
/ bette, pcb hi life.
>. Gil department. pf @nr, @urean
Of 9or Claims, Wa'binatpr, I. Is. &c
fan psiaa ifriuc til Sercs aonsresmnnb.
3. asiurnucen betGleS TIM / maauebs
lise Scrmiuer.
Sp.: 5 gnIeoning al @oct eftcr en-
SolOat etc. Sp9io aore5ieu paa Sen
Yerion iont mooto9 @repet.
enar: "Seeprab .Yuiten" fjenScr
life bans gbrcSic.
Sp.: &por gnumel er eli Wano. iom
er feot / 1850? 6au paoitoar ieIp, at
ban er 40 Gor, oe ie9 tiger. at ban bare
er 80 Ior. Suen bar Net.
Suar: Sau biir 40 Iar paa I'm
6pbic!sbatp / 1920.
Sp.: 1. Gon Ell Mnno, Iom bar rcois
i~treret, bIi boenoe ber / 2onoet, raar ban
opgnu iii "3ntentionpaper" for at unos
8aa MiIitGrtieueite
>. Stdor en- Sci life or breo not, iad
man life fan fomme frem nteo 6ornts
mdIflncr, fan man "a toinge Dem iii at
arbeioe poa Ben?
Spar: i. ia, men ban pil life fiins
nc bill arcrifanif gprser.
2. ri peb life, hpao 9eitcmmclicr
Der CT rtco S,enigu BERTH I Winneiota.
Sp.: Nf bbab NntiotraIitet CT 9ofs
torerfle M1nDo | Nodhciter?
Suar: &c er gmerifancre. Suor
mango Oencrntiuuer %tilbasc, ueb pi life.
sp.: 6oaS 9nto bar %aImeIsuoos
/ 1869?
Spar: 21bc Marts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11

Sp.: sra Grestor, Wortnnn, ar9aaa
eube &eter Gauieliou.
Suar: Gi bed intet nGrntcre ONT
bcnnc gag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11
Ndben R~orreiponodnce.

GYgrasmnal fra Gcriouer. sen lie opaiuet TN,
Eapue III ReonttioueH. tciU0rcs lite.
SpsTgers ccoes afatte Inc 5gsEssmaaIi ct Hart %
tpetiiet Sprpe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11

Sp.: Ser er Git 0turtsa9e | en- 40,
lpm ienere err blet meo &olo. @iploer
Itortga9en osiaa aoIOen2 (g2ts.)
epur: Sum bDis SOen tGseS paa
Mprtsascn, fsr Den bar fn!pct, eaer ben
SmitGubisbeo, at 9pen pur inch aaIp,
FINN / getrugtt,iug pco Wurtsascns ltos
itcbclie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11

Sp.: SoiIte Sage / lt8eu bor lore
SirIi 1872 og 27oc SaruIdr 1914?
Spar: Scubulbspis Sirsoag pg
2prbag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11
Srnger nltto Suan's.

IrS q. 8. Trclior. ReceSab.
&IS. Tiger Seq bar taget 0our5
athne0 Bills M og "a / Here War.
Nnur icg ut en- SortisIeIie eqer ar
5etoe0e Tor hunrot leo icg az 8ggs
lmertcr. I'll inc 3ioer hnooe lea
neotrQttenNc Smertcr uaar iea itoo
REQ StrpqeborOct. og lea maattc
boIoc 6Gnoerue MOB 8poqen for at
I,nore Dem. Seq bdpoe 6oreSpire
% SbimmcIbeosoufaIo. % mine
glurer otrteoe ureQelmrsiig. Sea
bar dltio brult Coaus Bills. 90
&c bar itror lat MIG / qoO 5tunS.
EoauS CT UiOmoerIiqe."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11
Siser "Spau's fan life %OuerauucS".

@rs. Nel5 @ioruion. 2atuiou,
Ninn., Tiger: "6or 8u0imcrter,
0opeopine c0er andre Snmpton,cr
pda Nnreonoer tror ieg life Scans
aioneb Yius fan oocrQaoeS. N}iu
Rpg bar iaa Hem. at ieg life hmoe
beuoe mig / Seuger. Seq hmoe
bIibe i0intmel. oq nanr icQ bnlc0c
mig % inn retteoc mi9 % iQicL
git Der iorte NIefter for Zincnc.
Sea boboc oQlon Smertcr / ret
sperite al @obcoet % / @oQboocoet.
Otter at bare brlgt forltIeQiQe
gtnrcn1coiciner uOcn uoqcu Hrttc.
brngte Ell az mine SIrqmiuQc n,iJ
en- 2Gife az Goun's &iOuen Bills.
Set tog life 9uau'5 lruQe at liuore
mig, % Ell gGite beIbreoeoe u,iQ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11

". Staar, a~ontro'ter % IaIcr.
IT'S &. Sourtb Ct. Nlbaub Ore
Qon, Tiger: Seq CT I'll cnbper 5io
frrois iii at tale til @uuit for
3oan5 Nioue0 BILLS, TIT lea pcO
DC uoretter aft Der paaitoues for
bem 2cQ hor toact Eoar Ribuen
Bills mn % "a / lang Iio. % Sc
bar haut lin @irtuiug. Sea Gar
aItIo iuuOet Dem at uGrc uctop BET
rctte til al ituuie YIugeu over Ru
rernc o. iaieu latte Dem / 400
Containing
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11
Tslte iis belt neobruot.

$. Sacob giuler. Srcotcr. t07
Nortb Is ct. 2iUiueitou. Nlout..
flyer: "Seg bar bart 9nfalS az
g%tereouocr, Sd min RBg oar iGar
og tito. Sea bdpoe ell bump
Gmcrtc ODER Yiprerne % fsltc al
m%tnoclia re0hruot % ipuq. I'll
i%ddodnnc Gtoer tar Rrrcuotcms
melicrue for bpppige % itertt iars
beoc Etsie NuiuIo pdr urrit. uaar
ica bar bleOcr forfietet. Gcou's
Srioueh @il5 cr oct bcoite Q2tooel
lea uoqeuiiuoc bar fm6et for octp
Snoc. On g@lte cuer iaa uf 0oan'S
bar niorig umolaot al bciri mig for
Snoet"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11

Sp.: 6por fan ma fan tipbt norIf
Spiuoerof % Gdroer?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11
Gn 2Gaes &eccpt til 5urpselie al
Sunbbeo % Stprfe hos blob.
fattiae, neobruote WGub %
&Uinbcr.

Som 6else al Oct oneroGloenbe
Sres, iom srieeu bar lat paa iaa
mango @euueiter, or RerpeceQerue
uomatteoc, set Belle Spitem ipGttet,
os Suiinber al @Gub os apinoer
miiter ioa8 Grebet paa lin SeI6rcb.
iimpeItben forSi beres Sloo or no
tnuhet M u,nnife ,,Sh1rroret neN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11

Sp.: Gf boao TatiottaIitet er Gofs
torerie Manpo / Nodciter?
Spnr: &c er Imerifnncre. &uor
mango 0encrntiuner tilbasc, peo pi life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11
Snpbc inur, ipna Rpg.

6aebep 6enrictien. @%Iaifiuiit.
105 z. Gmeriou ct, NcNfcIo.
g. g.. ii0er: On %iuter bapoc
lea 9ipreouocr % leo megct al
Smertcr. &erten og Spa9hco / mini
&r9. SECS bauoe ioa iidrpc Stiua
i 8pegen. at ieg ronitclig tunOc
9aa onltring. Seq ut 9oan'S Nios
llen fills, % De gou mia itrnr no
mcrtet Sunoring. Gn0m bcore, at
9ieiuItnterne bar pilt ila parige. "a
jeQ FAR tor SiItro til Soau'5~.
(@rilrrina oipet 20. Sept. 1900
Gen 2ocu Oft. 1917 iiQer Wtr.
&eurictieu: Seq bar iunmtc Sils
lis Ill Sonu'3 Nioncp Ytllo TOM
ro0eniiube. Sen 0~elbrcoclIc,
2oan's GAP mig, bar uUrct pa
rcnoe."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11

Sp.: S GnIebnin8 al @oct cftcr en-
SoIDat etc. Sp9io aore5ieu pan 0cu
Eerion iom rtooto8 Srepet.
Snar: "Seeprab. Yuiten" fjenScr
life bans IorcSic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11

g6unHer pna "SecOrn6.g uiten"!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11

Sp.: &oor gammel er eli WnrS. iom
er feot / 1880? 6au poaitaar ieIp, at
ban er 40 Gor, % ie9 tiger, at ban bare
or 80 Ior. 0uen bar Net.
hnr. Cnn LIZ 40 o.. ... L..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11
p ar: 21be Marts.

sp.: Soao 9nto bar YalmeIsnooe
Evening star., 1919-03-23
A MAN AND HIS
CRUCIBLE.
Continued from Ninth Page.)

always BE helpless?" whispered Eliza
beth Batesford, with softly glowing
eyes. "Wouldn't, you grow tired of
such an endless burden?'
Her voice broke at the hSt and Sho
turned her face away DIR. John
Thayer put his arms around her and
drew her golden head to his breast; 1t
was his answer and it made finer
and more beautiful answer than any
words could have made. Then there
came revelations that almost took
Thayer's breath away.
Listen. Jack. and forgive us when
I've told you, everything, dear boy"
said Elizabeth. "Dr. Hadley knew
that Jackson Byerly hated you. and
one duel and killed his man, already.
1t is in Byerly's blood to kill. DR..
Hadley came to me on the morning
of my accident and begged me to
accept one or the other of you. II I
ever meant to do it, at the first OPP
portunity. 1 loved YOU only you.
Jack. but-you were a Yankee, and
I was little afraid. But DIR. Hadley
declared you were worthy and I de-
cided to accept your proposal. So I
wrote both you and jackson Byerly
Hadley. And mixed the letters!
You remember had been wont to
call you both by your given names
and In the letters. I addressed each
OF you simply as Dear JACK. So you
didn't know you had the wrong letter.
"A short time after sent the let
ters." she went on, II was seized with
the fear that had made exactly the
mistake that had made. I started
downstairs hastily. meaning to see
Il could stop the letters-and fell 2
Hadley had just arrived-he thought
I had blundered, for I hinted that I
was going to accept your proposal
when I gave him the letters. DR..
Hadley determined to test you out to
my entire satisfaction and at the
same time get rid of Byerly for all
time. We hated to pretend, but DR..
Hadley would have his way!'
"PretendT" muttered Thayer.
"And. Jack" Elizabeth continued,
'.how well you stood the testi Dear
boy, am not hurt at all. save for
q wrenched ankle. But-just q mo-
ment. and then you, may kiss me-
did Bysrly really write those pretty
letters"
eyes," answered DR.. John Thayer;
all of them. forced him to write
them at the point of q pistol"
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father is living, you are as much sub
ject to his orders as If you were only
ten; this is the case just as long as
both live
When the father spoke about the
complaints of the people the Judge
lied about the jar. but not in a way to
deceive the old fellow. He decided to
investigate and went blundering
around dark room in search of the
Jar. Before he saw what he was doing
ne came upon 1T and fell into it,
Whereupon he called to his son to pull
him out.
The son did come but when he pull
ed out one father, behold. there was
still another in the jar, and then an
other and another He pulled out one
father after another tin the whole
room was full of fathers, and then
ne filled up the yard with fathers,
and had six or eight standing like
chickens on sthe stone wall before the
prolific old jar would quit And to
leave his old father in there would
naturally have been equivalent to
murder.
So this was the punishment of the
unjust Judge. He had to support all
the dozens of aged fathers he pulled
out Of the jar, for q Chinaman must
support his father, although he starve
himself, and 1t Is to be supposed that
lie used up all the wealth he had
unjustly piled up and had to work
night and day for the rest Of his life.
The Jar. of course, had to be promptly
returned to its rightful owner.
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journey large quantity of supplies
of various kinds, given her by the
American Red Cross for distribution.
These included garments for~the wom-
en- and children in the villages. con-
densed milk and food for the sick, and
cigarettes or small comforts for the
soldiers. She insisted on personally
presenting every article. and she had
word of cheer and announcement
to go with each gift.
"In tht villages the queen showed
entire disregard for the dangers Of
infection. Houses where typhus VIC
Tins lay i'll she entered without hesi-
tation. despite the protests and ex-
postulations of the local prefect and
of her own physician, who accompa-
MED her. Often she insisted on sitting
down by the bedside of a stricken
peasant woman or child and minis
tering personally to the patient.
ut was wonderful to see how she
eluded and overcame the careful ar.
rangements of the local projects for
shepherding her through their dis
tricts. 1t was natural that each pre-
feet should be anxious to persuade the
queen that conditions in his jurisdic-
ton We're better than the avera ge,
and with this end in view he had usu-
ally arranged for calls at six or seven
of the best houses in the village. But
the queen would wave this program
aside, and, pointing to some miser-
able howell, would say, 1T looks to me
as If the people in that house needed
help. Let us go there.'"s
nt,f IN ha
liant and fascinating woman, who "is
every inch a queen" is closed AS the
curtain rings down we see her fleeing
with her daughter from the kingdom
where she loved and was loved.
Sounds Of riot and disorder come from
beyond the footlights. Are they pur.
suing her beyond the confines Of the
oordtr? Will they welcome her back
10 them? Or have they forever wash
ed their hands of the royal family
who ruled over them in those far
away days before the world war?
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Around the City.

looked as IL she knew what she was
talking about
THE poor dear admiral complained
to the very last that he could never
ly. You see his father was Spanish,
which ACCOUNTS for the goo at the end
Of his name, and his Scotch mother
was responsible for the David"
You would think that sailor man
who had lashed himself to mast to
busy making a name for himself that
his fathers accent wouldn't count.
STILL
We might call it the Farragoo
statue for change. Let's.
considered. 1t was
merely bench in a park--that
one in front of the wishing tree" and
next door to Jackson's statue. To the
man who occupied 1t the other day 1t
was seat of war.
To crumple up--elbows on knees,
chin in hands and eyes on gravel
may mean nothing'N more than the
s]ouchness of young fellow addicted
to wayside siestas. But rigid muscles:
a mouth like gray granite and unsee-
ing eyes as If they were looking in
Of temptation that, so far, has not
been conquered and will not down.
Children played around him in the
sunshine of May that had tangoed
into March, and other people who had
turned other benches into libraries.
sewing rooms or lunch counters, ac-
cording to whether they We're reading.
embroidering or eating from paper
bags. laughed. chartered. and, in one
instance, fused. But the man made
STgn He fyhtinp
After bit, tiny child trotted up
to the bench, and in an abandon of
baby friendliness flung himself against
the. rigid knees. There was no re-
sponse and the child was trotting off
again when something happened. The
man Strengthened as If he had been
prodded into sudden conventionality,
and called his visitor back.
Being boy baby, the little chap
lost no time in coquettish aloofness,
but trotted back and made another
dive between the mans knees. They
chummed together a while and then
the man took from his pocket a letter
and gave 1T to the child.
Dstructiveness being the first raw
impulse of life, the child tore the
letter IN two. The man must have
taken 1t for sign. for he helped out
until the gravel was showed oyer with
bits of white. 3d..
And If you had been on the bench
across the way-which you We're not,
because another lookout was on guard
YOU would have know that the fight
was over and that victory had been
won.
1t may have been merest accident,
OF course. that limousine looking
man should have come to thresh out
his problem, whatever it was. on a
bench in public park. but perhaps
Just perhaps--it was intended that q
little child should lead him.
You never can tell