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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28
ALLEGED YEGG is
HELD UNDER $4,000.
BONDS BY court
FRANK LOGAN, CHARGED WITH
BLOWING SHERIDAN SAFE, GETS
TRiAL-HAp BOTTLE OF NITRO
GLYCERiN WHEN ARRESTED.

The case OF Frank Logan, charged |
with burglary on two counts, which
was brought up for trial last Friday
and a continuance granted when The
accused man asked for "A hearing, vas
held this afternoon at i 80 in Judge
Koenig's court, Logan was held to
the grand jury under $4,000 bonds.
A large number of the residents OF
Sheridan were present and every seat
in the court room was iilled, HOW
ever, must of the visitors were rela-
tives of the proprietor of the store
that was broken into,
The first witness to testify was fa-
liceman Charles Flynn of Utica VEG
was on duty as night oiilcer on ths
night of the burglary Oiilcer f1yAh
was notified that the store was proko'
into. and later came across th'
stranger on the street and decided Il
take him into custody. When searche'
oLgan had in his possession lou
dynamite cartridges, bottle Oh hIIo
glycerin, book of five 50 war saVlh
stamps taken out in the name OF Al
bert Frosserd.
The prisoner when taken to tn
lookup was handcuned and after belhl
placed in the cell made an eiiort I
hide the bottle OF nitroglycerlne III a
adjoining cell. However, he was III
tected by an inmate OF the jail III pc
forming the operation. Inc lhlila'
Told the night policeman that he ma
seen the late arrival place bottle
the next cell. and upon eXaminato
the bottle was discovered. Losa
hepged the officer to break the hottl
hut the officer declined to obey II
requests.
George Ugland, the proprietor
,ha sheridan store. was next on u
stand. ugland testified that he III
conducted a general merchandise $40
for about two years, ana was owl
nj a safe in which a small amount
cash money, insurance papers uo
of stamps and thrift stamps we
kept. H., .
Ugland stated that he notlced
next morning that three pairs OF sue
were missing and that the sale Il
been tempered with. The SAFE uo
was blown off, an inside drawer DO
out and another drawer proheh 'i'o
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28

The Todas of India are said 10 he
the LATEST people in Ne world. the
men of the household club together
to take one wife to support and then
they let her do the work. The TodaS
have reduced the simple life TO the
formula. DO only what you must, and
very little of that.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28
knrran Women Independent.

Korean women are no longer slaves
of their husbands, hut are ready TO
assert their rights. Many of them no
to,,Cer depeud on their husbands for
support as of old, but try to obtain
their own living in various branches
of industry.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28
Gutenberg O'es'

Chicago, May 2S.-Bernara +. o,ea
tanherg. Republican, state represent"
two from the twenty-ninth district
ded her today after an illness Vi '0"'
months.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28
Stores Close Friday.

All business houses in the city vii!
close all day Decoration day that the
proprietors and employees may have a
chance to properly observe the day
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28
Resolution of Thanks.


To those Of our brother Masons who
helped us financially to our friends
who gratefully furnished automobiles,
10 our sisters and neiehbors for their
donations of food for the Starved Roc.
luncheon and their kindly assistance,
to the members Of the High School Or
/ chestra. those who took part i'll the
/ pageant and in the musicale, the Brlll
/ Corps of Gethsemane shrine, Cedar
! RAPIDS, Iowa. the merchants and buSi-
ness men Of our city who so beaut,-
fully decorated their places Of bust
ness, to the Chamber of Commerce, 10
tha Ottawa newspapers for their loyal
support, and the members Of the va
rious committees who worked so faith
fully. and 70 all others who in any
way helped to make the Supreme
White Shrine Convention in our city
such a glowing success, that sent our
% guests home with happiness and pleas
ant memories of Ottawa, the Officers
= and members of Oolivet Shrine eN
I tend their hearty appreciation and stu
< cere thanks. Ottawa did her full dut.
| and we are proud Of our city.
j CARRIE LOUISE HAHN, w. II. T.,
e AL. +. SCHOCH, w. of S,
e Olivet Shrine No.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28
SOCIETY NOTES

~
The regular Friday evening schoni
and reception will be held at the
Willis Dancing Academy on the even
ing of Decoration day.
Decoration day.
The annual alumni party OF the Ut
tawa Township High School will be
held Friday evening, June e, in the
school building. A reception viii De
held in the corridor, followed by a
musical program and a play in the
auditorium. The members OF thSI
senior class will present their class
MAY MY Turn Next which was
given at their party last month. AFTER
the play the annual business meeting
and election of officers will be held,
after which the guests VIII ADJOURN 10
the gymnasium, where they viii dance
until midnight. A supper VIII be
served in the cafeteria. The members
Of the committee in charge OF the
Marty will be: Decorating, Mrs. John
uoff. refreshments, Miss Mary hll'
lizard. Misses Anna and Laura oohafa
. Ianet Coble and Adele Morrel; uhahce
Misses Inez Tress, Ruth Knapp, Elma
? Butterfeld, Thelma White, MafS
Cation. Helen Hoff and Harriet Bul
otar: nominating, Misses Helen Ho'
g and Mary billiard ana Walter Ham
u program, Miss Helen Hoh'
Tho daughters Of Isabella held
"kid party" in the knights OF Coiuh
hre Hall last evening, which prove
IN no one of the most enjoyable event
they have held in some time. Ever,
A one came dressed as a kid ana XII
= Games" were played. Popcorn, sue
candy and ice cream cones were III
d refreshments, all dear to the h'"'
"a of tho kids. Letters and sand pl'
III furnished other amusemenlS TOT vi
II children. All sorts oil pretty lltu
eS Girls we're there, sailor boys, soidi'
NJ h,vs and Mickies. There were abo'
X .ayentv-dye members in attendance.
IN rho members of Oivet Shrine he
N. = reception last evening at the NJ
st sonic Temple in honor oil Al.
IS ccboch. who was recently elected
The office of attendant to the Supren
Queen. 12j guests were preSe'
The reception was held in the o'
room. which was beautifully dec'
n ated with apple blossoms, iiags OF |
allied nations and the organlzal
-, colors, yellow and while Ihe
~ ports of the various committees ="
served during the supreme shn
convention. which was held here
H., Gently were read, and at the sugg
.I tiop of Mr.. Schoch the members
W. the organization agreed to turn
in a body, when the members OF &c
fol. pany c., returned home, aad III
July 4th parade. Miss Carrie ma
worthy high priestess OF oh
Shrine. and the members OF the
galization have agreed to furnish
Columbia float for the July 4th
rade At a late hour refreshme
were served
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28
Cot License to Wed.

A marriage license was issued III
the county clerks office today to Mrs
Nina Quick of thic city mad Charles
w. Long of Rutland.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28
CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago market repor: furnished to
he Free 1rader-Journai by W. l.
Etnyre, member of Chicago Board Oh
Trade, Moloney building, phone 1o4l
Correspondent Lamson Bros. &c Co.
Chicago.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28
ev.rv+hino With a Surface

Needs protection Hockadays wan
Finish for the interior of your home
WILLIS w. WILCOX, phone 5o4-L'
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28
WAN TED!

Tomorrow (Thursday) morning DIT
O'Clock. ten (10) more asparagus cur
tore Either or both sexes. Must De
over 16 years. {. r. ooh1' '''0
gardener. Tel. l5S.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28
WAN TED!

Tomorrow Thursday morning at
O'Clock. ten (10) more asparagus cut
tiers. Either or both sexes. Must be
over l6 years. c. E. COLE, the
gardener. Tel. l5S.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28
Notice.

A meeting of the North Side Int
provement Association will be held al
Jefferson School Thursday eYemn2t
Nav 80. Good musical program.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28
Notice.

A regular school and reception VIII
be held at the Willis Dancing A0"'
envy on Decoration evening.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28
TOO LATE TO CLASSIC 7

Main want add section page hFe)
FOR SALE-Dining room tame 81
inches; bed and springs NY van
Buren, St.
LARGE GROCERY C0kiORATloN
is going to start men everywhere IN
= cut-rate grocery business of their
own Send for free mail order and
canyassing plan THE CONSUME
ASSOCIATION. Windsor, Ontario
Canada.
CENSUS CLERKS 1900 needed; @9Z
month; age, Is upward; experience
unnecessary. For free particulars OF
examinations. write ]. LEONAhdI
FORMER Government Examiner W.
Equitable Bldg, Washington
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28
OIIVET SHRINE NO. 35.

The tWenty-lfth annual session OF
the Supreme White Shrine OF Jeru
salem tits Silver Anniversary, hela
in Ottawa May 1916, 1919, proved the
best ever held due TO the cooperative
spirit and help of our loyal members
their friends and the business inter
ests, which we cheerfully acknoWl
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28

FOR QUICK RESULTS TRY THE
"W[AlNT-ADS" IN THE FREE
TRADER JOURNAL.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28

WANTEU-Fiye asparagus cutters
bows or women; 1712 cents JOHN
SAGI North Bluff. Telephone 56l-N'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-07
El LiCeO de Manat1
Su Inauguration

Como &C habia anunciado Sc verif-
co la Inauguration, ell ell Teatro Ger
vantes'', del ''L'ceo de Manati''. Ga
narda institution que ha de infuir po-
derosamente Ell Ia vida de es.e pueblo,
que ha sabido siempre veneer en- las
gloriosas luchas del Arte
Ell discurso de aperture. cargo del
presidente del Liceo, don Clemente Ra-
mirez de Arellano, fue sencillamente
brillante. Confesamos ingenuamente que
no pudimos seguir nuestro poeta en-
su hermosa oracion. Nos recordo aque-
LA serie de veladas y festas escolares
de hace pocos amos. Sentimos entonces
un supreme orgullo-el orgullo supreme
del deber cumplido-por haber tornado
parte nosotros de esa escuela la cual
Sc refrio el orador, por haber contri-
buido nosotros, hunildemente-que hui
mildes han de ser todas nuestras con-
tribuciones-al exito de las citadas fies-
tas. Experimentamos una inmensa sd
tisfaccion al venir nuestra mente, por
natural association de ideas, e. recuerdo
de las sociedades y periodicos escola-
res Gle nuestra vieja escuel2 QueTida, a
cuyo sostenimiento cooperaiucs les al9r
aos con todo el entusiasmo dc nuestroS
corazones juveniles.
La Banda Municipal, dirisida por e.
professor Bias Laguna, eiecuto valias
pleas. siendo muy aplaudida Ia fan
tasia de clar,nete por ell senor Laguna
estuvo admirable La Banda municipal
mace honor a este pueblo y-lo ha dc
mostrado ya-a Puerto Rico mi 5l'o
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-07
Campana a favor
de los tuberculosis

FL sabado regresaron de Cabo Rojo,
Maricao, Yauco y Ponce, los comisiona
dos de la campaiia de los Cines a favor
de las caseta de los tuberculosis. seio-
res Ruiz Soler y Rodriguez, q. regresan
satisfechos del exito obtenido ell di-
cha campaiia, mereciendo elogios las
comisiones de damas Y caballeros
que ayudaron a los comisionados EN- la
organization de los benefcios.
Ell bale cclebrado ell Maricao dio un
producto de ochenta y un dolares con
diez centavos, y NADIA mas halagador
para la dignisima comision de senori-
tas organizadoras del festival que ell
producto obtenido. dando elias una prue-
ba con esa cantidad recolectada del gran
interes que Sc tomaron, por que dicha
fiesta resultara un exito economico, sien
dolo no menos en- 10 social pues EN- di-
cho bale reuniose 10 mas selecto de la
sociedad de Maricao.
La comision organizadora del bale
la componian las senoritas Catalina
Oms, (alma mater del baile) Dalina
Fornez, Catalina Dramas, Herminia Ca
parros Y Emilia Rulan secundadas por
ell icenciado Francisco Garcia, Ibarra
Souffront y Dramas los que cOntribu-
yeron al exito de la fiesta.
El benefcio de Yauco no dio ell resul-
tado que Sc esperaba, pues siendo como
es esta poblacion una de las mas ricas
de las Isla, justo era que su Quota para
la obra del Sanatorio fuera mayor que
otras, pues comparando los sesenta Y
nueve dolares que Sc recolectaron de la
function del Cine con los CIENTO VEIN
TIOCHO Dolares que dio la poblacion
mas pequena de Puerto Rico como es Ia
de Hatillo no es eQu;tativo Ell producto
de una con la otra.
Sobre Ponce la comision esta alta
mente satisfecha, pues Ia linda Perla
del Sur respondio al uamamiento de ca
ridad que solicitan los tuberculosis Los
tres benefcios celebrados en- el Haba-
Ia, Apollo Mudial dieron en- conjun-
TO, hbrc de gastos de peliculas, emplea-
dcs Gle Cincs, luz electrica mtsica
TRESCIENTOS SETENTA Y OCHO
DOLLARS con veintitres centavos La
com sion ell esta ciudad trabajo duran
te cuatro dias sin descanso ninguno y
dcbido su ardua labor a la espien-
dideZ de los ponceiloS es nue podemOs
contar con este exito. La comision no
podia estar mejor formada, compuesta
de la senora Juanita de Brau senori-
tas Antonia Romaguera Malen Teillard
Mercedes Camara, Julita Higuera, .Hor-
tencia Romaguera Maria Teresa Mi
rendes
Muy agradecidos los propietarios
de los Cines Habana, Apollo Mundial,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-07

Ib % H mas II n
TR-P Para
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-07

No acostumbramos ser prodigos Ell
alabanzas felicitaciones. Pero confe-
samos que los organizadores lei Liceo
merecen nuestro mas sincere APPLAUSE.
He aqui sus nombres: Clemente Rami-
rez Areuano. presidente (conocido Ell
toda la isla por haber vencido en- varios
certamenes); Enrique Zorrilla. vice-pro
sidente, (gran iniciador de bellaS en-
presas, que ostenta la Flor Natural. "a
NADIA ell noble lido Valentin Saenz, te-
sorero. (prestigioso elemento de la &c
lonia Espanola, que ha cooperado 20
da obra progresista ell esta ciudad)
sabe va de triunfos literarios), Regime
Rosario, secretario, (poeta manatieao
de infinita modestia. que canta como "
privilegiado Dos poesias de los seno-
res Miranda y Rosario fueron leidas en-
la fiesta del domingo. alcanzando mere
cidos aplausos.
PermltaSenos una vez mas recovdar
nuestra escuela. Cuando hace dos amos
Sc celebraba ell nuestro plantel algun
acto de importancia, deciamos nosotros
Ell nuestro vocero: Una vez mas nos
sentimos orgullosos de ser alumnos de Ia
Escuela Grant. Hoy, al felicitar a
los senores del "Liceo de Manati''. te-
nemos que decir con inmensa algeria "
satisfaction inhnita Una vez mas noa
sentimos orgullosos de haber nacido en-
el pueblo de los poetas los musicos
Ell ia Atenas de Puerto Rico.
NJ BLAZQUEZ MOLERO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-07
COLLABORATION

A los settores que nos nonran env1an-
donos esportzneamente trabajos de CO.
laboraci6n les recomendamos que guar
den copia, pueS no respondemos de So
nj sostenemos correspondencis sobrs
euos.
El hecho de que este diar1o pubhQue
nm trabajo frmado, no signifca nece-
sacramento que 80 sobdsrics con 81.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-07

10 mismo que los periodicos El Dia
Y "El Aguila' por Ia campaia Que
nos hicieron Ell favor de los benefcios
El proximo lunes salen para Cayey y
Caguas los senores Ruiz Soer Rodri
guez Gelpi, con el fin de dar los be
nefcios ell dichas poblaciones. no dudan
do del exito ell ambas ciudades.
Hasta la fecha asciende a Ia respeta
BILE suma de tres mil Quinientos dolares
Y aun faltan por dar mas de veinte ci-
nes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-07


!. Sc pagan los mejores precios por j
I pedazos pleas de metal de to- !
I das clases. Soga8, Coma, etc. Ma
]. quinaria en- uso. I
|. The New York and Porto Rico Metal Co.
! John Lewis, Proprietor. I
/ Tel s20. Stop 3 "a. Pta. de Terra /.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-07
AVISO

Al enviarnos una maquina, sirvase
acompanarla con una carta que 10 ex-
prese asi, pues en- otro taller Sc dedi-
can a recibirlas pesar de venir di-
rijidas a nosotros.
De esa manera asegurara usted sus
intereses.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-07

Para maquina de sumar Oieds.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-07

TSngo piezas de para Reeistradoras, oieda
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-07
RoMEU & co.

Tetuan Mum. altos Tel. sos
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-07

Phone 3f7.
Box 20I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-22
ny MNRGIERIrE EnlN ARDS

George Washington. father of his country
statesman, practical man 81 affairs once wrote to
a Young lady an cristlc ON THE ART OIL LOVE-
Washington and wife. who had been the charm.
ina widow, Martha Gusts. adopted the Young son
and daughter of Mrs WaShiurton's son by her
first marriage and reared them as their own
When Nelly GUSTS. the daughter was t6. she at.
tended grand hall az Georgetown. and later wrote
her foster father lively account OF tine entcrtain.
ment In the letter Miss NELLY cNprcsscd her sub.
hsne indifference 20 young and declared her
determination never to givc herself a moments
uncasincss ON account OF any OF them"
To this letter President Washington made
characteristics rcpiy-which deserves TO be pre-,
served forever as an example OF wise counsel 20
young ladies in iove'
The letter Is dated Philadelphia. January isi
1873. ard after the usual preliminary state.
mcnts, turns directly TO her remarks pertaining 20
her own Indifference to men, She is warned not
to he too sure OF her control Of the passions.
In the composition OF the human figure"
Washington wrote. There a. a good deal OF In
faiuniaele matter which. when the torch Is put
To H. may burst into flame
Love Is said TO be- Involuntary passion. and
Il is therefore contcnded that Il cannot be resist
cd. This Is true in part only. for, like all things
else when nourishcd and supplied plcntituily with
alment, u l. rapid in its progress but let these bc
withdrawn and Il may he suited In its birth
much stunted in its growth. For example 4
woman Uhe same may be said % the other SEX
all beautiful and accomplished will. while her
mind and heart are indisposed OF. turn tho heads
and set the circle IN which she moves fire. Let
her marry and what Is the consequence The mad
ceases and an t. quiet again. Why Not
bccntse there IL any dlninution In the charm Of
the lady. but because there Is end Of hope
Hence II follows that love may and therefore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-22
MOTHER LORIMER WRITES
MI on Ny ONN SUP
POSED DEATH

II looked very odd. that address 10
Mile. Eloisc Vandcrlyn." IN Mother
forimer'a writing. on the envelope
which was handed mc when I
reached my room. u was uncanny
70 receive letter about my own
death written TO a girl who was &c
tually dead / had to wait until |
was alone before | dared 10 open Il.
My dear Eloisc"-ran the letter
You win have heard the shocking
news by this time and viii under.
stand why I have not been to see
YOU. am not able 10 write about
Jane at all. You realize better than
any one else can. how much loved
her. for you saw US together. morn.
Ing. noon au2 night.
The greatest horror In tho whole
dreadful affair. 10 me II Bobs com.
plcte oblivion to Jane as his wife. II
IL terrible that she should have had
10 die In the clutches Of that sorrow
you viii wish to know about Bob
Il think he was not aware OF the
accident. He left home the night
YOU did he took n train 10 wash.
ington. Joined his commanding Off.
cer. and sailed again for France i'm
mndiately. SO OF course he missed
all our local papers which made go
much Of the accident. AS he was
sorely pressed for time, I think he
probably did not run over the death
list I'm the Eastern papers And We
did not wire him--you will under.
stand why.
"If permitted life TO break me.
Eloiso. / should collapse now.
stumble on-your own brave exam.
pie helps mo. And ! have my hus.
band to comfort. He adorod Bob's
wife. you knw.
"Chrystabel has joined us and we
arc leaving for Amcsvillo tonight.
BE assured. dear E'loisc. that I shall
come 20 see YOU as soon as | return.
Get well fast hope YOU find the
sanitarium all that Dr. Ccrtcis
promised II should be. Let me hear
from you.
Il ordered Jappc TO send YOU flow.
ers every day but the English VIC.
leta-thcy are all to go to Amos
VILE
So the I,orimor violets were all to
go to my little home town to be
scattered over my grave,
crumplcd Mother Lorimcr's dear
letter in my clenched hand-and so
came back TO consider It's contents
II shook my resolve not TO reveal
my Identity Between the strained
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-22
Use the Ballot
and Prepent ,SiI1kca

Dear Miss Grey: believe there
are many other ahipyard workers
wives who feel just aa | do about
the way that they the leaders. are
handling the men with families on a
strike.
In our own ease. for instance: We
took our savings and paid them on
home. paying the balance like
rent. We have two children. but
managed To have the necessary
things and keep up our payments.
which Ia SIS a month.
My husband was making f4ss a
day. which afforded no Injuries, but
we were satisfied as. think, many
others were. The union heads made
their brags that they would take
care Of all strikers I wonder what
they mean hy that An far as
know. they have not handed out on.
cent What they expect any family
large or small TO live on for
month. with barely shy's notice Of
the strike. Is more than | can figure
out
II II true they offer those who
ask for help a slip 90 get credit. per.
happ TO help out some OF their own
credit stores. and have the poor
working man paying all summer for
what they got during the strike.
Why don't they pay them their
$40 a week they have coming7
Seems that IL the least they can do.
That would buy food. az least what
have they done with the money they
raised from tags. benefit dances and
SUCH
n IL plain 60 be seen that the
working man can never gain any.
thing financially or otherwise by re.
manning away from his work HE
HAS THE BALLOT WHY. IN
THE NAME or COMMON SENSE.
DOES HE not Use TT when
man with clean policies declares
himself a candidate for office nine
times out OF ten the working man
IL fed up on the Misrepresentation
Of him by the capitalist
Now. the men conducting this
strike are the same an capitalists.
They have enough TO eat and wear
that they set of tho men they
forced out OF work. They should
worry.
Il IL high time something was
done TO help those who want to go
hack TO work. a. q will take sorns
months for them to get on their fee,
again.
WIFE or A sHIPYARD WORKER
AND a READER OF THE
SEATTLE STAR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-22

lines OF u. read the depth Of moth
70 wire her OF my safety had
been about to ask Tommy 10 do SO.
then Dr.. Kramer had interviewed
since my talk with him, had def.
nlt"ly decided tina, must play
alone. when the stake / played for
was Bob's love.
Certainly ! could never manage 20
meet him as one 81 the show girl
type unless I WINS safcly hidden from
all tho Iorimer family. Mother
would hardly tolerate any such mas
qucrade And so couldn't even
write her word OF comfort. in the
name ~ Eloisc. because she would
recognize my handwriting
was Eobbing from pity for my
self. and Eloise. and mother and
Bob. and daddy included nearly
the whole world in my sorrow. as II
had tested all human experience
and found Il apples OF Sodom
when Miss Dennis came into my
parlor She carried basket OF ap-
plies. the most gorgeous had ever
seen. each wrapped in fine paper.
Miss Dennis laughed a bit scornfully
and offered to put the fruit into "a
silver basket
But ia rather have them this
way" insisted They're 500
quaint In this common little market
basket"
fFaIA 10 81.
them. not TO seem relieved when she
relinquishcd the basket TO mo.
From n humble friend" read the
card.
"A friend in need" said to my.
self
ITO Re Continu.n