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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-23

them from her, and one bys1one he
! used them to snip at a sheet Of paper
from the library desk. .
At each test. he asked Jane whose
the scissors were, and sometimes he
wrote, the name beside.the4c and
seemed to interest him. Whose are
these ?'S he asked. tss'ass
Those. sir Is.took from Miss Car
rtnEton's dresslng-table. - Jane gave
a slight shudder az tf at t~he-Fscollec-
ton OF the tragedy Of that table.
But these are OF q different pat
termed handle from the rest OF that
drossing-table's silver tuff
Il don't know. sir, as to- that.
There were there and I brought
I. Very well, Jane. Take them all
eack TO- their places Mind now,
mo, sir. Thank you. SIR"
A strange excitement seemed to
seize upon Fleming Stone. Abruptly
he left h room, and, iingings on his
overcoat in the hall, he snatched his
hat and went away, almost on a run.
His steps took him to h rag and
little runabout being driven To the
sanatorium where Estelle was still
staying. -
After a call there. he hurried to
Police Headquarters. Thence, after
q rather LONG call, to a telegraph Of
fee, to one or two shops and then
back to Garden Steps. -
Hero he put several servants att
work for him, packing his effects and
such matters, hen summoning Gray
Haviland to the library, he, said; I'm
sailing for egypt this afternoon.
May | ask you to make noafurther in
v=estigations till my return?"t
Heavens, mani. What for ~
"In the interest of my work for
you,'' returned Stone, gravely.
Rubbish! You're chasing Paul
Inc! Wen never see either of you
again!" @
her, Haviland, I make no denial Of
that fact. And'I do hate to have her
alone in a strange land, So, i'll can
be of any help to her, an ocean or
two to cross shall not keep me from
her." 80
And your detective work ?"
will not suffer by my absence.
District Attorney and they approve
my plans as I've outlined them SO far.
The rest must wait my return..'
"Ah, n when will o be back?"
IT don't know exactly,,s-but I will
keep you informed of my where
abouts. Say good-by to Miss Ffayne
for me. and please excus me now, as
I've heaps to do. By the way, where
IS that record of Miss Carrington's
song that 1 have heard Of? Play ut
for me, will your
Thought you were in such a
hurry!" laughed Haviland, but grant,
ed the request.
%tective. as he heard IT on the phono-
graph. cit is a perfectly-made rec
ord. If YOU don't mind, I'll take posi-
session of it."
"All right said Gray, careiessly,
and in another half hour Fleming
Stone was on his way to the pier
where the Macedonia was making
ready to sail.
CONTINUED in tomoerow's Evening
Herald.) as X
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-23
COOPERATION VERSUS BOLSHEyIsM

ftussia Is a land OF mysteries. and surprises, and
doubtless many people have been surprised to learn
quite recently Of the existence in that remarkable coun.
.ry Of a cooperative society, which in the scope and sue
cess of its operations, is one of the most important in the
world, This organization, which has branches distributed
throughout a large part of the old Russian empire. is
chiefly agricultural in it's purpose and functions. If en-.
tiers largely into commerce and finance, but chiefly for
the purpose Of serving the farmers and dairymen who
are It's members. Through its distributing agencies il
mas marketed millions OF dollars worth of products each
year, and its purchases OF goods, for the consumption
Of its members reach enormous figures Even while Ia.
boring under the depression brought about by war con.
ditlons, and under the handicap of demoraMzed condi.
tons at home. the society placed an order in the United
States T. few months ago for a certain line of goods which
was said to be the largest order ever placed at one time
in that particular line.
Russfas great cooperative society. created bv It's
own members. and operating on capital provided by
them, looks with distinct disfavor on Bolshevism and
the one institution is a creative one. while the other is
solely destructive. The cardinal doctrine Of the Roll
shevtst Is that the ownership of property is a crime. while
INC doctrine OF the cooperative society is that property
is q good thing. properly to be obtained by those who
labor honestly for 1t. Between these two ideals there
can be nothing but hostility. The members Of tho en-.
operative society, owning property which thew have :.
CURED through industry and thrift, do not intend IN
have It taken away from them by those who have none.
Thus far, except in certain local instances. thew have
been able to Withstand the onslaushts Of Bolshev4sn.
and have continued the successful operation Of their own
business In their own way in defiance Of all the EFFORT,
Of Lenine, Trotzky and their associates.
There has been an EFFORT to make CAPITA, for Ro,.
shevism in this country by repetition Of the statement
that that the Soviet government OF Russia has demonstrated
the wisdom OF the policy OF STATE Socialism hv cond,c+-
Ing successfully factories and other fndustrie. govern
ment enterprises. That statement Il not true. The
history Of stats Socialism In Russia under the present
aAn,iaistratton has bssn : history Of inter ana disuu.l
failure. = ne sinss insanes Ia. the sovsrnnas.t b.ea
asasi q spsrats - impsrtaat inA.stsy With even ( mod.
1910 Asgyssss g sueessA = ! nsnbsr 81 instanosa. how
sssrs ~ oyistssvsnan saases hay1nr sx1psrinennt.d
~ sfsaisA. - rsssA1esd - cSsDsraety 10. 10 q.
ehasss Il A~sstsssas - $1,000 60 = $780, Nea.I
- q q 4aii a - -.
IA - - auu1ls 49,
sstssSs
Es ssss ssasllM a &.
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s WHAT WE DON'T KNOW. ~ n
ing pain, s.
We know right away. any hour o the day when we've reason tt srovl and
We know when the fates arr against US we know when we're losing aInght,
really alT right #@<s# M. e.
woes, 4=4#t%&= VI EH "H%%M&"#sI.. Il
There isn't man but with faHhfulness can describe every burden h e Knows.
SUI mighty lev know when they're happy, and fewer are able to teFe =.
fectly well. ~ N ~c@ g.
We know Ill the symbols of sorrow, we know all the signs of despair.
to grumble at care, @@%f e
U when W have reason or smiling when all of u worries are ANAL,
When the suns shining bright and our world is all right re don't sseem
@@ to know it at all. $500 E -
a@ when they're dead. r rs ~ 80 g
We al feeingiy tell that it's fine to be. we'll when wer Ia o a hdSspnal
bed, ~ -E 462@&
But W know not when we should be happy, with all of our farAeins
You and l must allow that we haven't learned how to appreciate JOY Ehen
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THE A BANK

Socialist papers, and the director of the new state
bank have their excuses for the state banking law
passed by the recent legislature. Presumably thew have
done as we'll as they could, and their nest makes a rather
pitiful display.
The thing that is on trial before the people, and on
which the voters will express themselves at the forth
coming election is not the set of rules and regulations
promulgated by Mr. Cathro for the conduct of the state
bank in the immediate future. Those rules are not pre-
scribed in the law, and they may be varied or abandoned
or reversed at any time, not at the will of Mr. cathro. b,t
at the will Of his superiors, TO whom alone he is answer
able.
The new banking bill in substance and effect confer.
on the Industrial commission authority to establish and
conduct a bank under such conditions as the board shall
see fit to, prescribe. In all its essentials the power Of the
commission is absolute. The governor is by law made IN.
supreme dictator in the Industrial commission. and the
governor takes his order from Mr. Townlsy. The question
for the. voters to decide. therefore, is not whether = not
they approve csEtsin announced plans for the operation 81
the Bank Of North Dakota, bat whether or not they are
willing to vest In Mr. Townley the power to impose on Ii.
state any banking rules that may happen to suit hi fancy
A. VS. expected. the president 10 being held up as
the friend Of the Mquor interests because Of his recon-
mendation that war time Legislation be discontinued when
the war y over.
1hefoerhans ~ mat they aid NOT begin he var.
Vel, We expected them to ~ that Lsfs 49, Is tic next
pofat
!. 1Asts s...s to g ! assta,4 di4fsrsns. IL opap,on
AsapSrsDraaas WI nsnsrls, i 81 x,,sh
1880 - Dssaasr = uttsr fhrss rsuaas sh.sr, u
- Z 49, ~ $3.50
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A. VS. expected, the president IL being held up Al
the friend Of the nauor interests because Of his recon
that war time LEGISLATION be discontinued whe.
The war n over
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beginning Of the Al monuments
were covered with scnnolds AMI ma.
sorry ana the paintings and the pre-.
cious windows Of the main altar were
taken avny-only n canvas could
not be removed. tho canyas covering
the ceiling % the Chapel % ~. 10.
mcnico. painted by riaEget'a. This
canvus was nailed TO the ceiling by the
painter In n way O. make u impossible
10 be removed on The 18Th - SEP.
tcmber. 1919 an Austrian bomb hit the
onihcdrnl az the place marked by o
cross In our picture, penetrated the
wall and burst IN the pavement. the
srllntcrs tearing to pieces that very
canvns and hitting two Of those monu.
mcnfs, but only damaging the scnf
folding ~ sacks. which projected per
fcctly the marbles ! viii speak q
these monuments In my next article
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my own 9Th the best or them .hc
thought and hcr heart beat a little
faatsr
shc was closing bor owes ln M"
nope &C passing away e. little time in
sleep wheu shn heard n step un the
porch Hf the time Cluflssn hHl
got hsr head turned round 20 louR
no doctor was cntcring He WIS
r,e como 20 bring sou o. tonic.
Aunt Cltnrsn he anii &c. called
her that sometimes. and Claussl
loved II.
what ore you golnE 90 io win fh.
Oh tonic throw u bot tluriHHl
aakrd. trighfcuiur
tio laughed MIrht ss we'll" 10
drew thr spindle backed chair o. tho
couch. sac down % knuttri hNi
large. capable hnndH 'lNr sol
rumpfnHur Co. propose fu 10 hr Hliu
tentatively iaHtcn hHre 7 want O.
,nkD N0u o,of 90 ms house for Do
compile of DAYS ~ hour. Keeper tas
uf NHfs n that lHnFDH mo H'uur
NnhIF 90 gn fu Coo cor or UurN rT
tnr telephone co.. look H0rf thIIsa
when fm HwuI fHHf H nobody !
can trust That's the deuce of hv.rE
uu unmarried practitioner iu 81
strange town fouts Hlf tn depend
on yourself so 10 emitted hiH brow
bon ihourht but 900 tho TIM, no. wa
taking ItoCk off thr 90 fT'" ou us
iur OUNCE with r,orN word De- ut-
tered SnmeW htft H hight vas hrinf
Ut boz that ufDd oid brain ~ don't
lnuW whether won feel able 90 h,
moved ur me- wont un tho NnuuF
DOCTOR bat if kou Thought r0u rpuii
mHkr 3d. NInf turisHu, "a bolster
yuu ur nrd rrt uu boz my rur ur,i
iuir 5000 nttr there o. 100 could
just mHurr Goo HIf where WIN could
answer thr phone ~ wouii boz r ufHut
helm to me Z could have slniohnl,
brine thr meals Boo, you know ThHt
parts enst
WI. ] au,a. Q tau attend fo uiat
larf wi self iIHrIsHI Sail just
pu furu Fuuf back doctor. tHl get
nUf ihs l.unar GOO he rcuI. tu geo
With fou loo three Jerks of l lamps
tUI|"
Whom Doc turned -ha vrs st1uirr
up f.fHIHhfUT H.aH Ht had srf ur,l
h"r Win o lush growing ON her
cheeks rHI boo whore YOUR ruHt
end bat ufH hr rlid. "und ga get
them You'u ll,e go bundle l's
H sharp dHt
o. waH Hn ,,.tur tourney across
town 90 tu' DOCTORS little house TH,
car hurrnwr1 thrlush tho SNOW while
Che doctor laughed and hls passenger
grew hrEhtsr ,tod Than ever n To-.
true 'Iarilvu HHr H hit hr'athl'ss
when she rnt within. Dot chat soon
passed. AWAY auI she was going
about IlukIuE tt everything with ~,
Keen interest off BE- child bon hcr urW
surroundings tho doctor introduced
hrI Bob rttfNfH|uN. even 60 fNt hyHIrI.
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GENERAL SEMENOFF DECLARES
THAT AMERICAN TROOPS WILL
BE WELCOMED BY THE SLAVS

iiefeuinr TO America, General SOM
annn was inslsfrnf in hiH declaration
that American froous would be- well
coined hi Russians
The landing 90 foreign troops on
Russian H1li H naturally dlataHteful
De said, "hut if u necessary now Ca
overthrow the uoisheviau
Asked 10 hla difference with Ad-
mirll Koichnt haze been adjusted. be
replied Boz the negotitc.
Admiral Koichak sent troops 20
lrkutsk, he rald 'Hu ! cannot soy
We ure frlsncf huf my cussa 30 will
alvIys work Co., iir leHt Interests ~
Russia
He concluded DIE ialk with o. rc.
Quesi that hlH rrtrtrrH and nu rN.
preston of hls admiration and respect
Tor TIE American people DO sent 90
them o. especially spoke OF bis
gratitude for the tnsrlush interest boo
Nuaala's welfare which bias been
shown hy America
The belief that American furrrs are
coming seems EfuFruI a strung force
uf Japanese iH enramurd m tHr sub
nfhF ard Dr. u~uurrnufiN runlrisut Geo
control the situation
The attempted Assassination OF
General ssmcnun caused H temporary
reign OF terror here. 90 WHH attend
lnF the opera and wac Ftatrd In t
box with IL party one ~ whom was 81
woman. suddenly ~ man rose Dol The
gallery and threw e. bomb. which Dk
rludri ut fhs feet ~ tho general Tho
woman was uuhurt huf another wum-
hn seated nearby Was badly injured a
IA wotherH received wounds
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Chlfa, Tran4baikaila. Sunday Dec.
1e.-Iene.af semeh1ff. who Waa quite
seriously wounded 10 fragments n a
bomb thrown IN n crowded fhFItOr
here recently. received the AFHnriufed
Press correspondent today With him
he discussed hrieny he e.iair in hua-
The dramatic background q me IN
tervleW made q unusual A Sinister
aimrNphere dominates Chlfa. CuHsuck
guards are stationed about public
buildinra and move ccarelcaHly
through he streets
Driving through The town behind
ice-coated horses. the correspondent
reached General scmcnoffn huuro. in
tho outskirts Of The town Armed c0f-
sacks stood guard before a. Tho cor
respondent Was admitted but aa the
door closed behind him tho KEY vns
turned by y guard. 4 suaYe valet an
orderly and then an armed cusanrk
appeared. the cnssack demanding the
reason for the visit Re Nps General
semenoffs body
A long parley enauod during which
b correspondent was subjected "a
the most riyid examination be ever un-
dorwrnt Finally his card wa Sent iu
10 tho general, who rsnt out word
that he would receive the correspond
emit
General Femenuffa room shovel
evidence 81 tho artistic TASTES of ltu
occupant 10 waved b ruurtruuF wei
come with his lsft hand. rspilInlnG
that hts right hand aid les had been
injured hy the explosion A surgeon
had just removed fragments ~ the
bomb from the Injured los
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husband boz amy va, since be- lcu
Sew Nott
"uut WHY
'Hocauso be- had no right 10 leave
mo
MD haven't lou heard from him
directly I mrnuF"
Yes regularly
u' hHH written and you have NOT
replied %"
hri not written him on. word
hufk nearly re- year $50 Elizabeth
reiterated w,HtIN
Had you qu,rroicI win Captain
it,rHnu before Doc iruf'
No. Captain lt,r.uu amt I had not
spoken fur U lluE time
Tur Duurf fairly held u breath
WhHf would COME UsNfT
Won moan fh.f Nuu ana ,our hus.
hlni were not uu speaking terms.
whN
MIu. expected SOM. artf az rryeis
Zion flHf would Show EHE1bcth's pro.
FrrWHu UifuH nHI bob EINr u trns1u
for nrr connection win thr rpse
hHl NOT spoken 90 h'm sinro ~
wuH lrtftrI
what Hul 1000 HuHrrrI with him
Hhoui ~ fN1f Umr
~. llI Hu veal HuHrnsf"
II.u vhH Ilir'f tHu speak N
hmm
nru,u H. HuN ur H.rt 90 i,,,,
Wr and fhy HINt IIHHntfn 900.
sWFrrI fu HHH .mt EHI#t
Count uI|HHrHrI immediately fu tho
lIsIpuH rimruf uf sHwr auI th, r.
livt of 1thrfa
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she would be lying under u an old.
fading woman,
Ind who viii set " when I'm
roncf" Clnriasn Thought. Its hard
to tell ! wish I were done with a
There's no use IN tho doctor coming
ami dosing ms. and I wouldn't let
him for one instant only rs 20 Kind
~ exciting just 20 have him come
That's the only thing about his slsiit
that does me n mito 81 Fupi i.te
gets awful mon0torouf after fou'Ne
boon ~ u Tor aiNty.clHht years N the
same place and IN The same house
and surrounded Nv the same things
I guess " the truth was known
Clnris-a sighed heavily. I'm Just q
dying Of too much unmtucss
ciafisen had diagnosed her case OK
ncfly. shc was ~ OF monotony, which
wns o 10 be wondered AZ consider
mr The lie she had lived She never
had been anywhere o. aecn ANYTHING
or known nuN unusual interesting
people. AZ eighteen she had slipped
into the traces beside IN elderly slow
going mate who had found diversion
enough in his daily work and news.
n with church on NundnNa. Wv
thirty years rinfisst had rnured hrr
stcts ~ his iifc. then he died aud loft
her a widow with nothing 10 10 but
n mourn hia memory and eronnmike
titi The time came fnf her TO die IN
the house WIS born in II she
had had o. child iife would have meant
snmcthinr 20 hnr
W she had "a son like oun nr
How'd nuw' Sons get married ana have
children There would be- IL real in.
trrcat in lie for her She wnnderr :
what SORT ~ u rrnrdmothrr she wouli
make ANYHOW . bet 10 have held
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stand tholr for twn or thFrp hours "a
uny Iuri uu Hhr could inot 10 him ~
would DO hcr moe good than Al tho
medicine boz hls little black has AMI
with l fllrhf EirriU OF umhnrrlaH.
mcut fht aIid sn
Tho YouuE doctor started. thcn "a
curious lnnh Of surprise and disrof
rr flashed into hIH face Well sou
must tc pretty Hrk of everything II
thIH room lf would nud me un nrfoe.
able object 60 ru1e o." DE said
% am ClnrIHsH replied ana size
never STOPPED o. think bow uurOm
fllmfntar DE words must sound
Amer thc doctor tUi withdrawn
she studied iho faded scroll of ro
wall p1rer slightly dIveunued with
as aucrks and che crack that hat
boon mflo Wfrn HIrn l,lrsun hti
oct Oft fhHf hiE blast BOO hIs IuHrUt
fourteen yfnra urn There had never
been nny money for new wall paper
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doctor -aid must bc hers while shs
STAYED Iu tHc lous, Almost FROM
'hr nfst sho had been troubled by the
Thought of Iis ending with the r,
furu of tho ulI holsrk,epsr but
..srr.l DAYS pressed without Huy sian
.. I.r vufftInE becoming H Nart
Tl.u fHr doctor HiIi pU. ht Tho
@ AUUf tlurasl. Mo- sturrls
CONT lnur back .hr sl. That
I...,H fut rather boz t hot uuisa
HuIU tkr PITS uu m. HuI sfHY
VOL fhsrU' tIHrIsut exclaimed
Nu Iur I.st ,i0u' vanished from her
"NItaH.".
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07

Ihe caihcdrni o. So 1ohn aus raul
IN Venice Il considered the ruaihcou
81 the cd neruhlc iIsa large. mag.
ninceni building 10 the Italian Gothic
atyie. erected IN de thirteenth oentu
~ ~ the sane architect who huir The
Cathedral 4 the Fnu Lte wesfmln-
sier Abbey. tho interior Of the "a ifeh
contains fhe tombs q many greet men
Of the couuiry. Hers Ne some Of the
greatest Dorca. captains aud admia,s
Of the glorious nnnies and fleets o. the
Rspabile Of Venice. The facade 81 tho
cafhstrni has 10 been completely
finished. but The Interior presents tho
mo<f imposing lines aud richness q
decoration.
one Of the chnrris. adied late n the
time Of the maturity o. the Venetian
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07

art wns specially important. having
been erected in memory % tie great
nuNnl battle ~ isfunfo. which sawed
fur1pe frim invasion unf the tyranny
~ The TURKS in the sisiecnih century.
Just ~ ln our lime the battle ~ the
Ainme saved Inc world from the Huns
Tho ehnial dciinifrsl 20 the Virgin Of
me Rosary ard Decorated wi'h pre-.
ciors has rlillis In marble by ,lftoria
ns ecii as nue wooi carving and paint.
inre vas burnt nnd completely destuys
81 sixty years nFp ny greatest mis-
fortune was niso destroyed To- the sume
nre one ~ The mnsi celebrated can.
vases BY Tifinn ~The Mariyriom %
81 Peter" which just deposited
IN thai chapel while Us Own fume In
the church Vns being restored
Urrui ru wn- iEken In protecting
the TREASURES Of the cathedral At the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07
WILSON STANDS BAREHEADED
IN DRIVING RAIN TO LAY A
WREATH AT COLUMBUS STATUE

Milan. Sunday. Jan, g. President
Wilson l~ourneyed from Rome 20 Mi-
Ian today. stopping az Genoa EN-
route.
There be was greetfd hY hundreds
Of thousands who pcclninled him In
the most extravaganza terms and even
attempted 10 kiaa hla hand or cloth
Ing a. he passed through the eonso
crowds surging and bunetinr about
him.
dow npour 81 rain which dfrnchcH fft
prcndent and an Of his party, the
streets ran river nnd q Fale Eappfd
the nu1Hfuffh Decorations ulunr The
streets were scaled and torn ara
Tapped in the wind N~rferthrlen
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coming off that stove. afs aIi
eagerly
The doctor laughed All uaI.
cinnamon toast ~ H So uu ahead
Aunt tlarirsl. Make yourself sf
home
And 'lHuHsa made htrssIF Frrt
much at homo 80, wHa Iu . Nos
atmosphere and u mort -fuitsuIr.
one Tho sound OF tho tsi. phone uI
'uor hUll thrilled hsr So. WHl IHI
always bad too much tim, for ,tUn
thing hHi 90 luffy n ht now
she found t very exciting She u
almost too hupp, to sleep tl.f U.a
in The pink guest room. which Co.,
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The EVENING STORY
TOO MUCH SAMENESS

clarisss Young was ~. she iay on
She lounge and had lain There fcf
fNrre DAYS aud taken NaflouH pills
and liquids which did her no good %
act punEiinK 20 TIE kund gount Dos
tor. Every time be- came d. chnnrod
her medicine, and every tins hc wsnf
away ~ looked morn pcfpicNod about
THE ease than before
"vour pulse ls good. yonF tongue
clean and you reVpifntion perfect
he nald. what does AL yon, any
untf
Tin just = tired, Cindssa nn
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sasfcd "a wouldn't tun otrr m,
hHnd for tie sake of drawing another
hrellh uouidn't realty. - tenn
STOLE fom under hor eysiId. rau down
pink scrap in me nuWti luslref qullt
fhs turned her head tnWihd Nhe aloe.
tot go whH leaning on She ulI
spindle backed rorkUr studying hUi
tuouHhiuliF he sHF ID NoAuE doctor
win fair hair and b tngs Of cuioi
In his checks, rnd the pleusuniost
hing 10 BE- ss-en ~ the whole room
a. came io cinfihsH mot 10 hr cuul
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and so sho had lived with 'ha' crack
tur fourteen years lut then sht hAi
nyed much longer with Il tho resi- uf
h,r thIues THkH thi4 quiz Ton boo
Htnnrt. thut covered her Tier EfnHl.
mother hud ulrrDd Co., n acton.
made one shIttr 90 recall ths number
OF dead personalities that our luIlt
embodied Little dld those gHt ynuur
fhinrs who hud laughed ut fiut lone
gone qliltinr bee know thHt auWr de,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07
THE GIRL ILEFT BEHIND ME

ny CAROLYN REECmrR
Copyright 1919. by caroiyn Boecherl.

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07

my So 9Th the best OF them shc
thought and hcr heart beat a little
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07
DICKY DIPPY'S DIARY

TUESDAY: ny UNCLE EZRA
SENT FOR me-, SAYING THAT
HE WAS VERY SICK. HE
, owns some REAL ESTATE
: WHICH MAY GET.