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ceaasta orchestra poate Fl compa-
rata favorable in calitate cus or
chestra din Chicago, New York,
Philadelphia 81 altS Sorase, foarte
putini stu.
Orchestra noastra in acest se--1
zon cuprinde saptezeci 81 cinci de
muzicanti din cleveland ST alte
orase. A fost un noroc retinereAi
1ui Nicole Sokoloff ca coHd6ca-
tor, 81 el STA pus toata energia
ca sa aleaga muzicanti care SCI
lsustina Cleve1andul ca centru mu
zical. S'a planuit 0 serie de pro-
gramuri care va mltftumi ori care,
audienta 81 selectiile de la. noua
sala Masonic asigura o placuta
seara.
Urm1nd obiceiul adoptat de or
chestrele fruntase din tara, cin-
tecele Sc vor repeta, de pilda pro-
gramul de Mercuri seara va Fl .,1
1petat Dumineca dupa ameazi. A
ceiasi solisti vor apare la ambele
concerto.
Conform uzului, primele con-
certuri Sc vor ola in onoarea con-
ducatorului 81 membrilor orches-
trei. Pentru urmatoarele sase pa
rechi de concerto s'au aflat sase
artist Gu reputatie international
la: Toscha Seidel, violinist rus !;
Frances Aida, suprano de la Me-
tropolitan Opera; Mischal Leyits-
Xxi, geniul pianului; Pablo Casals,
maestrul ,,celo"; Edward Jonson,
tenor IA Opera din Chicago 81 Ga
briela Besanzoni, contolato la Me-
tropohtan Opera Co.
Bilete pentru fntregul sezon .e
vinde actm la oficiul Dreher s
1923 Euclid Avenue. Pretul e sa-
Sc dolari 81 doisprezece. Dare lie
razboiu nu Sc plateste.
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Orchestra Clsvslandului.
Mai multi cetateni stu ca Cleve-
landul are orchestra, insa Cd a.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-18
Caillaux va fl judecat la % Oc-

Caillaux va Fl judecat la % Oc-
tombrie. = Paris. - Joseph Gail
laux, fost premier al Frantei, va
fl pus ffaintea tribunalului Mer-
curl in % Octombrie, scrie lie Jo-
urnal in numarul de All.
Caillaux fost ales ca candidat
de deputat pentru alegerile vii
toare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-18

Englezii trimit ultimat lui Ber-
mondt. - Paris. - Comandantul
fortelor navale engleze din Bal
tic TRIMS ieri un ultimat colone-
lului Avaloff-Bermondt, CONAN
dantul trupelor germane care d.
taca Riga, ca sd Sc retraga din T.
eel oras pima All la ameazi, de
unde nu va incepe bombarda-
mentul.
Acest ultimat fost TRIMS "a
ra stirea reprezentantului engle2
de la conferinta de pace. Trimi-
terea unui astfel de comunicat a
fost numai confirmata aici.
De sigur francezii yor Sc stis
prin ce drept Isl asuma englezi
aceasta dispozitie. De doua sap
tamini de zile ziarele franceze
scriau ca englezii sunt carl mena
Jeaza intregut teatru din Baltic
81 aceste preziceri par Sc doved
acum Gu prisosinta.
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&arnnnsstafelu.

r
8onperneur 8aroner bot iid cr.
neut al Die itaatlide 2~anbitraBen-
aomnniiiion setpanbt unb bittere ge.
ldueroe barber erboben, SaB bas
8eies, ipeldcs Ole grridtung bon
Warnitngstafeln an allen 9abniiber.
eanacn i'm Staate porffrcibt, 10 aut
mic gar nidt befoIgt iueroc. Gardner
ertldrt, bob bas @eies MIR in ncni.
gen Counties beobadtet ipcrbc uuo
foroert Die geboroc aiif ibm geridt
ooriiber an eritatterL ipeIde sdritte
tie al tbi,n geoenfe.
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SRI. Sbefla Saerer, bon Orr
Sill, reilte lesten 9ienstag nad ct
2ol,is UNI l1ngere 3eit BORT 5l Der.
ncilen.
-@rtbur Steinfe, bon Mprrijon,
i%tattete llns letter. Oicnstag einen 9e.
ilf ab UNI 8eriteigerungs .In5eigen
5l beitellen Die aufiiubigen baB er am
A.. Nopember feline gauge Sarmeinridp.
tung neblt 9iebitanb alif offentlider
@ltftion berfaufen miro. Serr Stein.
fe beabiidtigt mad Saline County, au
iiberiie6eln.
-Sral Warp springer, bon
Samaroa, Sll., fpefde mebrere Gage
an Der Sirit Greet BET ibren 8cripano.
ten, ben Smnilien Sranflin 9ruens
uno gilbert @eefs beripeilte, rciite
lestcn Oienstag pieoer in lire Sci.
matb 5uriid, lno 5lpar bis nab ct.
2puis IN 9egleih,ng BON Srau s.
8rllens.
-Gbriit. @ittenbaf), bon 8idita
Sails, Seras, mar letter. 9ienstaa
ai,f frr5en 9eiud bier. CT befano
Iid alf Der &eiie in feline friibere Sci.
matb bel fredericksburg rm Ser.
iuanoten unb alten @efannten einen
9eiu6 ab5uitatten.
-@m. NaegeIin ,inb oeiien Sat.
tin, gcb. @aebler, friiber in uniereni
gountp tpobnbaft, bod felt bieIen
Sabrcn IN Smeet Springs, Saline
Gountp, anidiiig, no SER GacseIin
cine grobe Sarm beiitt, trafen eeltcrn
bier Elm UNI Serpanbten uno alten
gefonnten in Der friiberen Scimatb
einen geiud abauitatten.
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s. 5. Same uno Mfar Haotfe
bon Worriion. iparen am Donners.
tag letter 8ode bier Inn elmer Ser.
Iammlilng Der Dob 5cIlop 2oge Bel.
%5lltpoBnen.
Jrau emma Sacobs, bon Belle.
bile, Sill, bat iid entidloiien Ser,
mann wieocr al ibrer bleibenoen Sci.
lnatb gu MAIDEN uno bat i'm Iiebofi
@cbduoc an Der Warft. unb 5. Stra.
be @obnnrg genommen.
SRI. Coma 4ltbeioe, 2cbrerin an
Der ofientlidcn Shulen unierer
Na6baritaot Neip SabenL mar letter
Samstag lnb Counting bier oils @alt
bon Sri. Clara SdJmentfer uno Srit
Vurfbarot itno @attin.
-Gountpridter grnlt Soener ,inn
6amilic, bon 9ap, pareit lesten Mon.
tag bcildslpeiic bier.
Geo. 6. Weber, bon SirIt Greet,
miiroe lcbtcn 0onncrstag bllrd oen
Snfldlag zines Wallleiels erbeblid)
perlett. Ourb ben SdIag muroen
orei &ippen gebroden urb mlb Der
Ierlctte allf lGngere 3eit oas gctt
bitten.
Die Sarmers Shipping ailocia.
tion, bon Sermann, prrianotc lctte
8odc cine Garlabung Sdpmcinc unb
cine Garlabung Hinbpieb mad Den,
ct. 2ouiier Morft.
6rls. Goa unb CLARA 2~ieicmeper,
bon Ncbrasfa, uno Sanna uno 2ena
Siciemcper, bon Chicago, fomcn leb.
ten Samstag bier blird aiif Der Reiie
in ibrc Seimatb IN ilnierem Gountp
begriffcn Inn Der Traultng ibrcs
8ruoers Sreb 2ieicniepcr nit Tsrl.
Gmma $empelmanl,, beiaulpobnen.
-Sm. s. 9obem uno SamiIie,
bon Bah, paren am Wontaa beiuds.
neiie bier.
-6rau Dora 9rGutieam, @ittme
oeS BERT. @enrp 9rantigam bat iid
nit u. Beibel, bon Gbarnois perbei.
ratbct.
SRI. glma unb Srma Saib ltat.
teten am Samstae 8crmanoten in
rniercm 3adbaritdbtden Berger ii.
ticn gcitd ab.
5rau q. q. Sdumafer ,lno SRI.
Soicpbine aellner, bon Berger, mo.
rem alt 9ienstas bier oils @Gite bon
gefannten.
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Berger.

Gbas. Sitting, welfer bisber cir
SaIoon . @eiddft bier betrieb lit mad
Stem Sapen iiberiieoelt no er Elm
6aItbaus nebit gdderei betreibeu
miro.
@ittfpe 6. S. Sapis lit nod ct.
9oris ge5ogen uno miro jene Staot
81 ibrem sllfiinftigen Seim MAIDEN.
Sol. 9iebl unb @nttin iinb mad
Sermann iiberseiiebelt.
Sris 5reeie, Ban . Contractor bat
ben 8au zines nelien 8opnbauies auf
Der Sarm bes @m. 9ieterIe nabe
8emper's Wiible begonnen.
Wm. StoeppeImann, ipeIder gum
Bilmpen ieines @aiierbebarfs cine
8inomiible benutte bot bieie ourd
8. s. Roeoel riebcr reiBen laiien un6
cine @aiolin engine an beren SteIIe
eingeiett.
Or. 81. Cutler lit in 6as @obm.
balls Der Srau 6. s. 9abis se5ogen.
8m. SieterIe mar lesten Sonntag
unb Montag geiddftsbaber in ct.
2ouis.
@rnit glumer madte am Sonntag
cine 9eiubsreiie nod ct. 2ouis.
Mife 9obmepcr, bon Sermann
Itattete 8efannten unb 8erpanoten
in Berger am Smmstag eincn fur5er
8eiud ab.
Souls SpcfbaIs bat bon ieinem
Sbitgarten 600 9uidel aepfeI &c.
erntet fir Die er reieje Radfrage bat.
Sol. Steinmes bot feline Sarm an
8inceut WuelIer fir $4,000 perfauft.
Wie mir boron bot Serr Steinmet Die
oes Sol. Woosmann fir $500
8cfauft. Dor 9ilr5em bat Sol. Moos.
mann Die alte Goellcr Sarm at, @n,.
Coulter fir $500 berfanft.
5rmt Sacob Bet befinoet iid auf
Der 9ranfenliite. @iiniden balbige
Saul 9lumer, peIdJer in Ut. 2ouis
Die Sodidule beiltdt, mar gnoe let.
ter 8ode bier BEL fcinen M~nseb0risen
nuf 9eiud-
artbiir @ittbaits uno Satin, 10.
lpie SRI. Ollie Saio paren lesten
beiudsmeiie in Sermann.
Die 90. 6. Stride ioipie Die bieiigc
fatboliide Stride erbalten 3. 3. neiie
9ebadling.
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Go. Seefmann beiano iid Iesten
Sreitag in @eidaften in Oiage Gitp.

-Go. Secfmann befanb iid letter
Sreitag in @eidaftcn in Oiage Gitp.
-Sacob Mufiner, bon Ban fam
letten 5reitag bierber INN ieine God
ter, Sri. 5lora bier absuboIen, Die ON
ielbcn Sage bon ct, 2ouis eintraf Inn
ibren eltern einen geiud ab3uItatten.
Geo. S. airdbofer unb @attir
perlueilten mebrere Gage LETTER $50.
dc in ct. 2ouis auf geiu6 bel Ser.
,%panoten.
-Srm Barbara 9iltbep, bon
Beace gallep, iueilt gesenp6rtig in
ct. 2ol,is alif geilld bel ibren ange.
b0rigen.
-5rau 2ouis gegcmam befanb
fif mebrere Gage letter ISOLDE be.
ilhspeiie in ct. 2ouis.
-Snfolgc oes ungiinItigcn @et.
tiers wuroc Sas San5pergniigen oas
lebtcn Samstoe in Gbp. S6mibts
Sallc Itottfinoen iollte, aiif morgen
abcnb peri6oben.
-Senrp @alper, @illiam Ironf
Souls unb Senrp &ebmert, bon
SDcnsbiIle, Hcute 2, bradten lebten
9omnerstag ie cine @asenlaopns
@eiacn our bieiigen RiibIe.
Sri. Srma Hcbiamen, meIde
mebrere Sogc bier gum 9eIud ibrer
eltern, 5ranf 8ebiamen uno 8ottin
bermeiIte, fcbrtc letter. Mittwod mic.
Der mad ct. 2ol,is 5uriid.
Gam @alimeacrtner len, mel.
der iib mebrere @ohcn bier auf DC.
lud bel ieinen Sobncn befanb. reiIte
lebtcn Sonstag lpiebcr nod Omaha,
Nebrosfa alrilf. no or iibcr Die @in.
t%ernlonate bel icincr Iod)ter, Srou
Gbos. @inter %ueripeilen miro.
Senrp Hucbiger lno @ottin,
iino lcste @ohc BON ct. 2ouis unb
Wcbltcr @robes 3ltriidgefebrt, mo iie
mebrerc @oden bel 8eriuanotcn Der.
lebt botten.
Bort. Gutter, bon Sniss, ipor
ON Wpntaa bier I'M feline Satin,
lpelbc bon eincm lGngercn 9ejuh bel
ibren ainbern nnb anocrcn angcbS.
riacn IN ct, 2oilis Suriidgefcbrt mar,
IN bic Seintotb suriid 81, ~begleiten.
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nod OF. 2ouis.
-9oopofat Hobert @alfer be
fanS iih anfangs oieier ISOLDE il
aanias Gitp i'm Sntereiie zines ieine1
Glienten.
-@m. Gbriitopber, nelfcr nab.
reno beg Sommers auf Dem 9ampfel
Aug. @oblt als 5eiiermann beihdii
tigt mar, reiIte lesten 6reitag mad
Soma, 100 er aif elmer Garm 9e-
idGitieung angcnommen bat.
-@m. Semeper iinb @m. Hliegge.
bon nabe Sope, tuaren lesten Con-
nerstng bier in 8eiddften.
Die WitgIieOer Der gnterpriie
Wilitarp 8ano reiiten geitern nod
montgomery Gin. mo- bieieIben fir
cine oreitagige Street Gair Die Weu.
lit liefern fperoen.
-2ouis Snberltod nno feline @e.
biilfen, bon Sermann, naren lette
ISOLDE in Der Rdbe bon StoIpe nit
benz 4nItreihen Der Wohr1tnd bes
Sbeo. 3egeler beiddftigt.
-Gbas. gglep reiite Iesten Sreitag
mad Den Oesoamone OeIfelbern in
Seras. SEER gsIep bot fir bieie
Del . @eiellidaft aftien i'm 8ertbe
bon $4,000 perfauft.
-5reb s. Weper linb @attin, bon
8aibington, tparen lette @o6e bier
auf @eiild BEL @m. Strefer uno @at.
tin.
-Hobt. 9almgaertner rnb @attin
reiiten leste ISOLDE na6 ct. 2ouis
gum 9cild bortiser Yermanoten unb
9efannten.
SRI. Wartba Sleiid, pelfe meb.
@odcn bier bel ibren @ltern irnb
@eidmiitcrn pcrpeilte. reiite lebtcn
pieber nad aanias Gitp 5ll-
rid, no tic ieit Idnserer Belt be.
idGftigt lit. 1.f'.
SRI. Martba S6mitt, bon Gil.
Ter, arfanias, traf lebte ISOLDE bier
Gin ltm ibrem betaeten Batter Saul
Sdmitt, melder I'M Seim bes Sris
aattelmann an Ser Sirit Greet pobrt,
cinen @eilld ab~aultatten.
-Srau g,senia abams, bon
Wo., uno SRI. gnianba Seat.
telmann, bon ct. 2ouis, uertpeilen
mebrere Gage an Der Sirit Greet
oils @Gitc bon Srib &attelmann 1lno
Strait gilbert Sicoler febrte Ieb.
ten Sonntag nod mebr m6dentIider
abneienbeit in ct. 2ouis, iuieoer in
biciigc Seimatb 5uriid.
Geo. W. Sonntag unb @attin,
bon 8asconaoe, mliroen Ietten
Sanstag ourd Die @eburt zines
Sobnd)clls %bodcrfrcut.
-Sbco. 2insenfeIber reiite lcbte
isolde nod einem lGtlgeren 9eiuh bel
|einer bier m%obncnben Mutter, 0itt.
ne Wina Singcnfeloer, pieocr mad
SAP Gm. WDoming Suriid. Serr
e%inscnfclOer nabm Dor orei ssabren
n @polnina cillcn Claim arf GAO
afer Sanb auf unb miro bis gum
ladltcn 5rilbiabre fem 9eiitrebt auf
'aslelbe bonn Sanoamte 5llerfannt or.
-Gbas. Gatrid, franf unb mittel.
os, bat Gin Seim a,f ser Gountp.
Sarm %gefllnben.
SIN Scfierion gitp lit man oaran
inc afticn @eieIlidaft nit einem
bon 100000 ou biIoen oeren
es iein Toll @obnbauier au
auen nm Dem aroben @anaeI an !
s%obnrngen Der port felt I%dnaerer
'eit beltebt, ab5lbelfen. gud in ;
'erlnann berridt felt mebreren Sab.
en- Gin GROCER Raneel an @obnb6r. {
III ltnb cin abnIidcr GIon INN
acknowledgement aii idaffen foIIte :
1tuSprnt, No,n,,I c
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5olgenoe @runbeigentbums. lleber.
trag1lnger tul,roen felt letter ISOLDE
I'M bieiigen &ecoroer- gmte eebudt:
Us. 9. Sabis on 90. S. 3rueser, 2ots
2 uno 4. 9lod "a, in 8Iano fiir
$500; @. S. &rueser an 3ora 8.
@oers, 2ots 8 ltnb 4, 8Iod "a in
Slano fiir $500; Catherine Smith an
@eorsiana Smitb, 2ots 9, 10 unb II,
Slod 20, SuenspiIle, fir ST; Sobn
@ebn1eper an oie ebangI.- Iutberiide
STRIDE, " Ider in Roiebub fir ST.
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MIgemeine GonntD.N enisfeiten.

Cine In5abl Sarmer na9e Smens.
bile griinoeten leste 8phe ben @as.
conaoe County @efliigel i. @erein
9oultrp @~iiociation).
Cine SeiratbsIiaens pllrbe in
Union, 500. aiisgeltellt an q. S.
&lingiid, bon 8aibington unb SRI.
Narp 6. 2ottmanr, bon SmenspiIle.
Srarf &ui6eI bon Stolpe bat mobI
cine Der grobten SiiBfartoffcl geern.
tet Die ie in @asconaoe Gountp aeso-
gen purbe. Die rieiige 3~artoffcl
ipog iiber 12 Yfl,nb.
Mls Or. 6. u. 9unge, bon 9lanb,
zines Worgens lestcr ISOLDE feline
@arage betrat fanb er oaB mGbrenb
Der Nadt iein automobil bon urbe,
fannte gu elmer auitfabrt benl1tt NOR
ben par, bel meIder oas 8in6aIas
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Sermam arauie ien., elm langiGb.
riger uno befannter giirger unieres
Gottntp's lit leste 8o6e in ieiner
8obnung nabe glano, i'm boben sa.
ter bon 80 Sabren %eeltorben. gr bin.
terldBt iieben S0bne unb flint God.
ter, iolpie So gnfel un6 bier llr.
gnfel.
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5crbro6en un6 oas Al,to anoeripeitig
beihdoigt porben mar.

Die &otsOam Sdule, unter 2ebrer
Us. @. 9ruens miro am Samstag,
Den IS. Sftober ibrc Community.
Sair abbalten, su peIfer bos YubIi.
fum ber5lidit eingelaoen lit.
Evening star., 1919-02-16

an act that'd bring out my talents?
It's already done--what you going to
do next?'
That depends on whether Mr..
Morton comes to see me, and whether
I get anything out of him.
Uncle George heaved himself to his
feet. Come on, son. see me. safe
aboard a taxi" Outside. in the cab.
he reached forth and laid a hand on
ClifforTs shoulder Remember, son.
there's just as good mermaids in the
sea as have ever been caught"
Bon voyage" said Clifford as the
car started.
The old man. winking genial
satyr-like wink, blew Clifford a kiss
through the open window.
At 1880 O'Clock that night Clifford sat
at little table in the gold room at
the Grantham. There had come
message from Uncle George that he
should be in this room at this hour
Beyond this the message had said
nothing,
Clifford had wandered through the
score of big public rooms that COM
prised the first two floors of the
Grantham--the lounges. the parlors,
the half-dozen restaurants--with the
feverish hope that he might glimpse
Mary Regan ESQ little effect had
Uncle Georges wisdom had upon
hind. but with no idea of what he
should do or say should he see her.
He had had an impulse to call again
at her suite, but had restrained him
self from that folly. He now glanced
through the slowly filling gold room,
but he did not sight her. He Won
dered just where she was--what she
was thinking of-what she was plan
ming. should he. IL all other methods
failed. block her worldly plans and
the as yet unpenetrated scheme OF
Loveman and Bradley by telling the
Mortons who she was? He felt him
self a cad whenever he thought of 1t:
but yes, II he had to, he would do 1t!
hand fell upon his shoulder.
Wake up there, you old crystal
gazer"' called cheerful voice..
clifford locked up. Smiling down
on him was cherubic face: a some
what elderly cherub, to be sure, since
where usually there Is the adornment
OF divine curls there was the glaze
OF badness.
sit down. Loveman, and join me
in a drink"
I'm afraid of you, my boy" an
swered the famous little lawyer.
You might put poison in my cup"
"WhyT'
Because lied to you--you see,
I'm not waiting to be accused" the
other smiled affably. II told you !
didn't know where Mary Regan was,
and after that you followed me and
led L-,u right to her She telephoned
me ABOUT your finding her, You sure
caught me dead to rights.
I'm AFRAID cant do anything with
you, Loveman---though that was the
second NIB you told me about her"
Both gentleman's lies---told for
ladys sake amiably explained
Loveman. "She didn't want her
whereabouts known But now that
you've found her, whatre you going TO
II don't know that can do any
thing,' And then Clifford chanccd
shot. You see, learned that she Is
secretly engaged 10 Jack Norton"
You don't say exclaimed the little
man THAT Is astounding! Well. well
Evening star., 1919-02-16

ulties were still so engaged with his
struggle TO turn her aside, and with
his failure, that he scarcely heard
her.
please remove your hands, she
repeated. her voice not going up by
so much as semi-tone
His hands fell to his sides
Despite what you say, Mr. Cliff
ford" she continued In the same even
voice OF calm decision. Il am not
going to marry you. and l am going
TO marry Mr.. Norton"
He was composed again. Perhaps
you may never marry me- he re-
turned grimly. But you certainly
will never marry Jack Morton"
And why not?"
Because | shall prevent It,"
How"
''By any and whatever means seem
most effective"
Her gaze sharpened. Then the red
OF anger family tinted the tawny
satin OF her cheek
"You mean to say you would be
low enough to tell Jack or his father
about me and my family"
He looked her straight in the face.
"You have admitted that that pro-
cedure might be effective"
You wouldn't dare do that" And
she seized his arm with grasp no
less intense than his of minute be-
fore. and glared at him
"I'n do exactly what may be neces-
sary Miss Regan"
"You--you---" she gasped. "You
have no right to interfere in my af-
fairs.'
There is far more to this affair
than just you, Miss Regain" With
an almost impersonal movement lie
removed her hand from his arm and
let it fall Il must .be going. But do
not forget for a moment that / am
going to prevent your marriage. and
prevent it in whAtever way will be
most effective"
He bowed slightly. Standing just
where he had left her, she watched
him go out. within her dazed COM
motion of surprise, CONSERVATION,
suspense--and, strangely, not quite so
high an anger toward Clifford as she
had felt two moments before
Evening star., 1919-02-16

ana tnen seems TO improve lot OF
women. And the only time a few
marriages seem to be handicap to
some women is when they undertake.
to sign their names in full"
You're in very good voice this
evening, Uncle George. But. If you
don't mind. let's talk about how to
stop that marriage and how to find
out Loveman's game"
"All right--all right. Now. let's see.
You know Nina Cordova, star of that
new musical show that's a sure-fire
frost-what is it?''
Orange Blossoms Yes, l know
of her"
Then you'll remember that in
young Morton's previous Broadway
incarnation he had an affair with her
which little Nina broke off sharp
and sudden when she got the chance
year ago at the stars part in The
Bridal wreath? She's n live propo-
AFFAIR.""
I've Thought of that said Cliff
ford.
HIN. Well, then" Uncle George
meditated. you remember how Jack
Morton. when he was along here. be-
fore. used to like his little quart or
two or three of champagneS-and
how he behaved when he was all lit
up? Why not kidnap him from Brad
ley, give him a chance to be his real
self again. and then ship him to
Mary? This different Jack Morton
might make her stop and think. Or
send him along to his old man--and
when his old man saw how the kid
had broken training he might do
what he's threatened. stop Jacks
dough- and this might be enough of
jolt to make Mary call the thing
i've thought of those things, too"
You seem to have thought of
George. wei Ail what's stamGfsa the mattes @atss
with these, ways?"
For one thing. 1t would take time
quickly, for there's no telling what
she'll do. Besides. before l take any
action. I'd like to learn how she got
into this matter: I'd like to learn just
what Lovenan's and Bradley's part in
the game has been. just what they
plan to make of II in the future.
Il get YOU" nodded Uncle George.
80 that you can plan. your action
accordingly. But that's some job,
son-getting in on the inside of the
game of such pair as Bradley and
Loveman."
II know 1t. 1t can only be done in
directly" Clifford regarded Uncle
George thoaghtfully for moment,
then suddenly asked: do you know
JACK Morton's father?"
I've met him."
Know him well enough to get into
a friendly talk with him?"
Son" demanded Uncle George in
an aggrieved tone, you mean to in
suit me by asking If / need even to
have seen man before to be his best
friend inside OF thirty minutes--me
that could go out now and sell old
Andy Carnegie's pig-iron billets back
to him as gold-bricksw Uncle George
looked at his watch. Father Morton
Is staying at the Biltmore. It's now
six-twenty. I've noticed that he leads
himself into the smoking-room at
six-thirty for a cocktail. | feel Il.
craving for a Biltmore cocktail Soh,
just where Is that building lot In
North River located that you want me
to sell him?"
could you steer the talk around TO
his son--make him doubt Bradley a
bit--say something good about me
and implant in him the idea that he
ought to consult me?"
could ]? Why don't you write me
Evening star., 1919-02-16

thousand l.
dollars that
tom of that
of mock sci
join us whe
Thanks,
friend"
Break av
have you"
Clifford "
notable, bel
he kne% to |
of It's sort
small corner
for him ever
the walters
table" He
turn with sc
eral way h,
table. durin
night, Love
the affairs tt
MS once or
saw IOvens
about those
dancing. Z
whose fanil
society and
most of ther
reprehensibl
for pleasure
day has bee,
man smiled
why should
since many
him, though
Loveman',
were seatin
table directl
There were
Nina Cord0
and half p
the snlarty
was at HIS
highest spa
was his sur
As ClinW
progress, ~
Of thean
man might
some distar
Presently
opposite Clf
and Uncle
wink OF a Il
while W
the old mai
that l put I,
net"
Just wh,
for?" denai
TITS alwi
watch Low,
night hour.
talks--and
ing! But "
Father Nor
see IL Nina
splitting nj
wich 2
As the I
Uncle Geoi
kept his q
They were
couples to
slender blor
face and al
Jack Morto
they both
to see that
had more I
her partneI
with her;
dance they
table,
Finish II
coaXed the
MY dear
man. III W
earNer say
Evening star., 1919-02-16
The Strange Adventures O

-l'll have
what's to be
He rubbed
wildered tho
TO admire h
again was $
wish 70,
at supper, q
giving Nina
up a bit, yc
Orange Bio
nivver, ana
don't know
a rotten she
to kill itself
Is one mus
that ought 4
And even at
lar with her
Office man tt
I'm giving
boost her
shouldn't SCI
party to che
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-06
berlin ENJOYS HAVE
TROPICAL MADNESS"
Feel Like Geese in Cage Before
Being Slaughtered, Says
German

Berlin, May 23.--(Correspondence Of
Associated Press. Fearful nervousness
and depression which manifest them
selves in toothache. rheumatism, various
other ailments and in sleeplessness are
afflicting the German delegates at Yer
sailles, according to the correspondent
of the Berlin Gazette. and which he
whimsically terms tropical madness.
That is an ailment known to French
foreign legionaries as ''cafard."
The first to be affected was a sur
geon, who fell i'll with raging tooth
ache and intense nervousness. Then n
ccuncillor attached to the delegation
caught the strange malady, and insisted
On having gramophone play during
conferences he attended. He wanted
American records principally.
Many members Of the delegation began
~ suffer pains in the back and joints /;
others from collie and the majority from
headaches and sleeplessness.
THE food,' the correspondent says,
sHis getting on every ones nerves. They
al feel like geese in a cage before being
slaughtered. 1t is the wire enclosure
that makes every one Wild"