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shook her head. "r should know,
then. l think, S"nor. it must hc the
key to some room i'm his Beloved
Spain. 1t is for 40 room uuon the
rancho. OF that | am sure, scuOr."
'What is this, JoScfaf'
Suddenly hc had drawn TIA" great
heavy key from his pocket, holding it
before her eyes. She stared at 1t,
then little cry nut out her
shaking hands for it.
"That is it, graciuS II Dios :" She
muttcr"d. "Wc shall put il back so
that the master will not be angry
when he returns. Quick. senior! Let
us put 1T back. Maybe IT'S being gone
brought TIA" bad luck Maybe when
1t Is on ths wall once more good luck
VIII coo.a back to the rancho"
IL was not until he had again hung
ths key upon the peg that Stairway
succeeded In getting the now delight
ed JoSefa to leave the room. When
she had gone he closed the door, came
tack to the key, and took it again
in his hands.
THAT opens the door behind which
he is prison rr," ne told himself half
angrly. "He and perhaps Teresa. /
have the key, and l can't tell whore
the door is. And it is getting dark.
Teresa"
Long and moodily he stared at the
cumbersome key. Its dull surface
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Continued iron Page Two.)

looked into his face with hard. hun
cry eyes, who thirStd openly for his
blood He saw th look, say the
tightening of lean bpwn hands upon
dagger hilt and rcolver I'll and he
laughed ct them.
"b, Icaven!" mrtcrcd Stairway
half aloud. hes mn anyway"
He whEled and ~nt out. calling
his last short orders avagely. Gqu.
cho was already at tn patio, calling
that the horses were mdy, that sew
eral of the men had lready ridden
southwark after the hnmering hoof-
beats. Stairway flung lmSclf into the
saddle. teeth set, face white, heart
pounding madly.
Then he and Gauch raced away
upon the second invasio Of a land at
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war with itself, where everhan
must carry his own hope in hbwn
hand.
They rode across drying stms
and through sun-baked arrOyOs, ing
dry, barren ridges, through tie
green valleys, across long YES
where the coyote hunted. Amt
night they came back, worn oby
the mcrciless grind of the day IN
spent horses whose legs trcmblctt-
fully under them. And they d
found what they found beforc-,-
ing.
Stairway did not stop to eat O
rest. He drank thirstily ut the
ing fountain In the patio, and v
Immediately to the house and to
room which was now an improvi
hospital ward for the aScommoda
OF Pedro and CclestinO.
He found Pedro conscious, '
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seemed to him to he hiding from him
the things he wanted to know.
II seemed To him that suddenly II
had grown cold there In De In Guer-
ra ) bedroom.
Continued in Next Issue.)
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CHAPTER K.
A Bold Game.

A Bold Game.
You VIII know, JoScfa, If there is
'ything missing from the masters
Dn?"
Isl, senior. i know each little
ng. There has been no change for
ny years"
The small, wrinkied. almost black
? of the little old Indian woman
ed up curiously into Stanway's.
Then come. Let us hurry"
+ led the way. They went through
drawing room. where one of the
servants was lighting the can
where Tore was pacing back
forth, his restiessness showing
he FIRST time.
'esa de la Guerra's scream had
led through the house early that
hg-at three o'clock. The long
Mad dragged, and now Ii was
hg dark.
Tore and Juarez we're prison.
eill Dempton fretted and fumcd
pked In the great library.
looked up quickly. his eyes
{ expectant. Stairway glanced
u" giving no satisfaction in the
sSsurnlng OF his eyes. Torre
ny and bit at his lip. Juarez
,oto his leader with both qucs-
"T criticism I'm his gaze.
=, followed the rancher, and
"tsed on through the drawing
roThe door closed behind them.
Josefa."
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pALpITATIoR OF THE HEARTI

The experience OF woman
who has successfully passed the
changes" is valuable. This lady
tells OF the "bridge that carried
her over"
"I was in a most wretched condition at
that most critical time in a woman. life,
sthe change I had pslpitstion Of the heart
and would swell and blost In . very distress
ing way.
"I took ave bottles Of STELLA VITAE.
and I am happy TO ssy that II cured me.
when I began ! weighed only fOs pounds
I now weigh l35 pounda"-Ns. T. u
Ryssen. N. G.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-07-04

Kub-Ny-TiSm is Il great pain Kill.
Ter. Ii relieves pain and soreness
caused 10y rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Sprains, EtC.-Adv.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CIsED-
ITORS.

All persons indebted to the estate
of Mrs. Lula Wright, deceased. will
make payment, to the undersigned
and all having claims against said
estate will present same. duly at
tested at once PAUL MOORE,
Executor estate OF Mrs. Lula
Wright deceased 7O-3t-ltaW.
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This Corn WIFI
Peel Right Off!
"Gets-It' Makes Corns Come Off
The "Banana-Peel Way!

N'X", and with bulging eyes draw
Sour face upj into "a wrinkly knot
while you SOuGc and pun at the
quick" OF tender corn? That's
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NOTICE OF DISCHARGE.

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned will. as guardian OF the
estate OF Wade Black we'll on the
9TH day of July, 1919. make his final
return as such guardian and apply
to the Probate Court Of Lancaster
county for letters dismissary.
A. S. MUNGO, Guardian.
June 7th, 1919.
64-4t-1taW.
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Rub-My-Tism is powerful anti
septic; IL Kills the poison caused
from infected cuts, cures old sores
letter, etc.-Adv.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-04-10
s:NUSF!::fEf! DOWN.:
6: &: Observation-Disclosures /
AMERICAN Tafl NEWSPAPER .MN My II
bIenoRARIssisA51k ! CRISIS DUEsviz
Jsw ed3 &c 70 BUNGLINGo4 ncznGH
MI4s:RAfRB0W MUST melt
PRAcr1cAL PROBLEMS MUST BE
J5lMShEE1T2lA AND ~ ohyEsD b PARIS
CONFERENCE. .YayA ec.i4

~ hel.o p Paris S4ree % the
New York Evening sun, cabling ,Ih i1s
paper regarding the debacle in Hun
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-04-10

i aR4alia s5IIh gds ityb NaFs f9H
bt5a PeppSSss9gssss aRRp 1rthQs re snept BIS
RonguGs mfoasX t6yyefyy 6GAfpbt5 n! Rte fP99
suit 9k eiYili49 eESgtlRas sa8dd tibelket
nm, ssMsginnssfatPolissJd ams lh here said
PIT vt the big Sity paid no attentjgp5 TIE
BUILDING edG8y b9Qm IYYSa# al Bfadys ibytts it
had not esstta started 1yetyeIGG There esre 5Rgeresqa
dozen n men datftst every ogeed iab many
yoof6 thepp1 1etAheg bld5iegs aijke4 hipself
g from ri rural equnstsieessy Abqats the aaAly
f think gopeps!Maas Yefksi ond,the sl4laay
sewer, and he BAG, dng epopgh TRENCH eil,
IssB Apfdl33 if syg9ag adeqp'tt fnd5wark4 cand
won't Abeg, bygon ean2toeat,as ThseM Red
Gross Home Service did sth& best ct
could for him, kept bin a day der two
:WFhtilleIlhe wash hunting dsar jqbuohen
bought rhim a ticket baek to 71tth the home
town. Az the sssqpllsdier said rafts rMiaras
to7ths, local Home Service Ghsairg1asafpa,
"iWhy Didn't you peeop@ tell m elnoh tee
go down to Minneapolis to work? A
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-04-10
bS1e M hRgfftg l4 }:Eb 1FRYYR8H
CLOSUREsS4SM. no sb8Tg

Ib1idT eds bs1e5Hs- 4t4Eseb1ia slliopl
b. Notice anns, is hereby eSsMo MARC dafsa12t
-Sss Ysu n tegsshlpS sae9dppoM sEMhat
of MsfShi 1Sfs q 81, IA bS tbfttg tifi
stadsheH dad AnR4ss tadBSfE hfsaTife.
ass Ia ortrasgors chi Iaanaat riss,
Hr9ss ~ fb ~ St nf YtAe yfsyns9sE
Staarns Count, StsRot4Eh ffitF2S R4sttg
,1{o,aa "a Il4a 20 tnS.,,.s J+fa,5T - Iir On -
e.o4oe Sre IS " oenn a nassd al! 10
q9S rngffsse On 81 eueefs See
4Refeof; aand Hdt, fSSA 6h t s5b pf6Y
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sentative recently said in st. Paul:
Thousands of-the' most prominen
people in Cincinnati, Cleveland, Den
/ yer, SAM rancisco,N Seattle, Portland
Salt Lake City, Detroit, Louisville
/ Dallas Atlanta, Memphis and othel
cities, where his celebrated medicine
has been accomplishing such remark
able results, are even more enthusiast,
ttic over fanlac than Mr.. Cooper him.
Fself. &
GAS previously stated Mr.. Cooper
Contends, that nine-tenths of the dis
eases and ill-health of the average
person is due to a catarrhal condition
which produces faulty digestion ond
improper assimilation of the food"
SIN areeent interview Mr.. Cooper
was asked if Tanlac would relieve Kid
neyctrouhle,, liver complaint, rheuma-
tisfn and a dozen other ailments, and
in this connection said:
3 VAS I have repeatedly said, my med
icine. acts directly on the mucous mem
brane, stomach and blood, expelling
from them the impurities and toxic
poisons, and rendering to them
strong, healthy condition. I am .con-
WINGED that the stomach regulates the
Of the blood and is the
fountain Of health or disease, asSthe
case may be. My medicine is intended
primarily for the regulation of the
stomach and correction of catarrhal
infaHation, but it is no unconmon
thing for persons who have used it to
come to me land explain that it has
rdhFed them of rheumatism and
many other ailments, not generally
recegnized-as having their origin in
stomach trouble. 500 2=
THE ingredients or medicinal #ele-
nients (which make Tanlac, come from
many remote sections of the earth
the Alps, $he Pyrenees, Russian Asia,
West Indies, moutain states near the
Rocky Maintains, Mexico and PERU
ARE among the points from whdeh the
principal parts of the preparations are
obtaiHh in the principal laboratory
IF the Tanlac Company under The ef-
icient. direction of a chemist Of note
;h3e msdldaal herbs, roots and Sbarks
are assembled in the rough and pains
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The. Paris correspondent . of tn,
New York Evening Sun, cabling, III
paper regarding the debacle in Hun
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
European --states-MAe-a
gregating in Paris, is summarized a!
follows: ..
"Taes Pssess CanfsSShee has
waksa sans Sd ga aa eieugh.
Wesare racing a - ersis aHa un-
less@the= Gonferenee-acts strong
ly and quickly the world will be
T facing chaos 7unmeasurabfe. ( tt =
is a-eaestien- new~whieh-~sAsallll--
rule, . the, worlds =, sdepecracies .
assembled III Paris Or the World
anarchy whose nest sisaat Mosa &
COW %well informed ;fF rlh2gaRa eifft his7
do not hesitate to say that from
to-dsNs sthe 0 Peace G Cepfereaefi 6
must forsake the idea that It =.
can absolutely regulate the
worlds future ------------------
HAll western Europe is threat
ened with 'Bolshevism. The flood
dam Fdfs small: buffean eStatessEC
whereby it was hoped to isolate
Russia, is broken in one place
by the Hungarian outbreak and
threatened Ihrsanqthen ny th9.
advance upon Odessa - - ~ ~
Before such hard realities
~saltt-f;ainb essssstaaeltss paesentzs
situation amounts almost to
another war and It may become
so momentarify. Poland must
get the help of the Polish divi-
sions now in France imme-
diateIy. The Allies must define ,
the status of Germanytand give :
Italy the long sought decision !
concerning the Adriatic. Above
all the must decide upon =
practical policy of dealing with
Russia. The ~Prinkipo :, ., Island p
conference is now relegated{ to-
the Limbo of discarded rain
bows and; the Allies are facing
the figure of the conquering
Upon the same day, the Bhiial
elphia, Public Ledger in a copy
ighted article published The Ifoll6W-s1
lg from it's Paris correspondent,
linton W. Gilbert = r , rr~C-
<|As an{example4 Of the cap |
acity of the League Of Nations,
to prevent war the conference :
is not impressive. Every step it
takes starts new war or plants -
the seed of future war" - - /
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

wish to serve notice on the public
that 7 will not be responsible for any
bills contracted. by my wife, Anna
Norman. or the following mino,
children: Henry, Clara, Herman,
Frank and John Moormen, on and
after this date. $500
tsauE Centre, MINI, Apffi4s8, Job 9
4P-47 pd John Moorman,
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ca "a ! j. -" CSGslC&,
THE STRANDED SOLDIER.

EssrfsndedEhe,I a jseald4ier .off I the
in France, without work and without
money in the Big SSifs of Minneap6Rsss
He had held good job before the war
in the little, country town where he
lived On his discharge from ! til the
army he went back there for a few
days to see the folks and VISIT With
his old friends. The town seemed
Pretty quiet te+a man who .had seem
the World. The~ola job looked rather
uhintefesting now and the pay rwas
not .argeS E4eryhbdy Said tI6a Rshe
plenty of big jobs waiting in Mime
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-04-10

6J2pt 1aek Of tha R9gt n ttE@sesda iab1ths
l-stsSAahA sfatts Sani ifffhxnagSStsW oS tf Ne
yatnBuaasdstAEiyjo sasfit Iatoftlsi5k
-tH theFforspeaaGtevpg ansfssfisfy stise
b 8sn5S HgeIssSs
,fees tsiefsfh bfovfded 1872 TRe cssts
5anh disbutseip eatsoallewedihyh as dpun
esHch :hSEtslesuFassaa saJe. sdt 10 enc
eds 4tes s aaRF1 RR B 1ssasss sase Esvad
vis1sfTs VdRkahSHsdueiI M04tea ee3it
Observation-Disclosures MostgsHkefs
sed ssHbnSeptrsri M4ian. ri tn4laegrS5fhill5
snoH 57E EE0TJTBH05 az bs5TJTT0TG 1asI
0rdesoE limiting Time ote Fileo CLAIMS,
al II and fes Hearing TheFeend srd
-edEstateuof ,JV6 Gettgt Deceaseafiup
Statenof aMinnssota J County lof LStearis
.at4m Probate G6urtpn ,ganibliud faid
Inv they naafter Off theieestateraf.aE J..
jnGe6ty iDecsdent eht bnsQz Of evsd
ehLetters Parliamentary this day haN-
lingo been granted ITO AlexaBrydenieX
1t issorderedj athat ItheGthneewitaih
(which aakereaitorSof the above named
idecedent mayo 1Eesent tctaimsb against
his estate tm this ocount i1be, oamd che
same1hepsbyqis; limited vtdsix months
from and after the date hereof; and
that FridayJithe H2thtdaysof Septem-
ber, 1919, sak, 81 oscf6ck a. M, in the
Probate Court Rooms, at the Court
House at the MtyT0f est. Cloud, in
said County, be-, and the same hereby
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-11-22

! muSe .............. ..'.'''.' t'lV
IS040 Smith & Falb. to drain pipe
! and repairing ........4 O9. SO
! S041 L. G. Menuet, to audit on
/ Treas books - months. .... so
SO42 c. J. MOntaingn, to frt and
drayage on disinfectant. 6.94
! S043 Maverick Clark LithO Co,
! to supplies for sheriff office. .lll.O6
SO44 Morse Hdw Co., to mdse.. ll.75
S045 The Selig Co., to drinking
cups ....................... 1880
; S046 Lake Charles Planning Mill
} Co.. to drawing table. ...... 1850
| SO47 Buch Printing Co.. supplies &.
for Treasurer's office. ....... 1850
S04S f. Szafir & Son, so rolls
adding mch paper. .......... 5.25
S049 Elton Telephone Co., to SER
! vice rendered for October. lao
! $3.50 Cumberland Tel & Tel Co.,
service for October. ......... n.95
! S05l Elton Telephone Co., to SER
! vices rendered. ........... APO
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .l240.I5
Salaries for October
S052 B. H. Singletary, Treas. to
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-11-22

1901 o. Aguillard, to labor. 900
SOO2 G. H. Rankin, to part pay
ment of bill allowed July. 1880
5000 Blank, to voucher. ......
1904 La. w. R. R. Co., to freight
| on car Of lumber. .........10 1902. 20
S005 La w R. r. Co, to freight
on car of lumber. .117.17
S0O6 L. & NJ Hard Co., to mdsc. 6.45
S007 Cal Natl Bank, to cod pack 1913
S00S Peavy-Bums Lbr Co., to lbr
less demurage. ............ 1879
5000 Victor ReGud, to vulcaniz-
ing two tubes .............. 1.25
500 Jennings Motor Car Co., to
repairs on Eng. car. .146.42
SOL Rice Belt Implement Co., to
rent for barn, trucks ....... 1000
S012 Frank Taylor, to semi-mon
pay roll 10-1-19. $4,000
S013 Frank Taylor, pay roll trk
driver .................... 10000
SO14 Frank Taylor, pay roll wk
ending 10-3-19. .............. S0.25
S015 Frank Taylor, pay roll wk
ending 10-10-19 .......... 1900
SO16 Frank Taylor, pay roll wk
ending 10-11-19 >............. 5l.00
1907 Frank Taylor, pay foil Wk
ending 10-24-19 ............ S4.60
1908 Frank Taylor, pay roll wk
ending 10-31-19 HOO
Total ...................2 |l9'9O
Contingent Fund.
CO1Q I'd occnccor
| press on paper .............. 10y
5000 l.. L. Richard, repairs for
typewriter ..sf......... 1923
| S021 c.. S. Bloom, repairing stool
| and mower ................ zoo
1922 F. & z. Check writer Co.,
to one check writer. ........ $500
1923 Mary Green, to washing. 5S5
1924 Cal Natl Bank, to cash for
| ice Observation-Disclosures. 800
SO25 American Express Co., to
express on transit ...... 100
S026 American Express Co., to
express on drawing table. rs
1927 American Express Co., to
express. on drinking cups. 800. 1.49
S02S Cameron Pierson Co., to
| supplies iOl ledS. OlilCe... 600
1929 B. H. Singletary, expense
of R. NJ Briggs ........ 200
$3.50 B. H. Singletary, express
on freight bill to Kimball. -. .35
S031 3. H. Singletary, to loan
, Sheriff salary fund. ....... 1908
1922 l. r. Price, to recording
| bond NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l.OO
1898 |. R. Price, to recording in
quest of Onezie Trahan. ..... 100
1904 Theodore Arceneaux, NOW
ing yard for October. .... 600
S035 A. & B. rocery, to mop. so
S096 Rose Simon, to washing
! towels for October. ..... 200
S037 Remington Twp Co., 3 type
writer's .................. 1850
1908 Stewart Plumbing Co., to
repairs and repair parts. -. $50
1909 Stewart Plumbing Co., to
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-11-22
Total ......................2

1859 V. A. Miller M. ID. to hold
ing inquest. .................l 1000
Bridge and Ferry Fund.
1870 Berten Vincent, to keeping
Lake Arthur Ferry, Oct.... 20.OO
1871 0. Myers, to keeping Mer-
mentau Ferry for Oct. 1000
1912 OZa Mayfeld, to keeping
Jaenke Bridge for Oct. 1000
1878 Camille StPe, to keeping
Lorraine Bridge for Oct. 80. 1900
1874 Morse Hardware Co. mdse $40
1875 S. S. Singleton, to repair
ing Lake Arthur Ferry. .. $50
1876 Standard Oil Co., to oil
and gasoline ............... 1856
1877 Clarence Lejune, to repair
ing magnetic Mer. Ferry. 7.S5
T0tal .................. 81
..... ...... Criminal. go. .......
1878 J. Sheldon Toomer, to con-
Vlctl0nS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 10000
1879 John Chaumont, sheriff, to
services ................ 2.54
1880 Isaac Fontenot, Sheriff, feed
ing prisoners .............1 1879
1881 Louis Fontenot, sheriff, to
services rendered .......... lis
1892 A. E. Chargois, sheriff, to
services rendered .......... 4.0S
1888 Robt, B. Day, sheriff, to
services rendered ......... 100
1884 Tony TruXillo, to feeding
Jurymen Observation-Disclosures. 1857
Total ....................24 PAT. SO
Printing and Stationery
1885 Rice Belt Journal, pub ord
No. 145 r. r. D.......... 2O.35
1886 Rice Belt Journal, pub ord
No. 144 E. r. D............. SIG
1887 Rice Belt Journal, pub ord
No. 146-14S etc L. A. R. D.. 47.S4
1888 Rice Belt Journal pub list
Jurors, Minis. Oct. .......... 1851
1889 Buch Printing Co., to print
lllS ...............,. ........ S.UI
1890 Lake Arthur Herald, print
ing ballots .................. 2.5(
IOtal .................. .ll9.5t
Fuel, Lights and Water
1891 Southern Coal Co., to 1850
tons OF coal. ................12 15(
1892 La. W. R. R. Co., freight on
car of coal, 1896
1898 c. ]. Montaign, to hauling
car OF coal. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-11-22

1859 V. A. Miller NJ. D. to hold
ing inquest. .................1 O.'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-11-22
BILLS ALLOWED.

91kt0 16h31u w @@f
Police Jury Mileage and Per Diem.
1854 Arthur Guidry, Ward LIS $40
1866 r. M. Briggs, Ward 2...... 800
1856 T. S. Walker, Ward 3...... 4S0
1857 j. s. Irene, Ward 4........ 10
1868 Ausem Marcantel, Ward s.. 7.6Ol
1859 f. A. A rceneaux, Ward T.. $50
1860 Dolce B ourgeois, Ward g.. 7.2O
1861 Yves Pitre, Ward &c.. 500
IOIdI .....ssss,. $500. 1S.VV
Pauper Fund.
1862 j. H. Heinen, Probate Of
ficer, Adele Monceaux Exp. 1900
Jail Certificates.
1868 Cal. Natl Bank, 5 interest
coupons q $1250........... $3.50
coroner's Jury.
1854 P. E. Gibson, serving as
Juror at inquest .............. 2.40
1866 Edgar Broussard, juror. -, 2.10
1866 O, e. Broussard, juror, 40
7Sa7 p. L. Pratt, juror. .,..,,, 2.40
| 7pgs !, G. GlngOn, juror, $40
y
The new native., 1919-11-07

When a duck lays an egg she says nothing about it but just waddleS back to the creek to hunt more craWfiSh.
 When a hen lays an egg she sets up such a hullaballoo that everyone within half mile of the place knows it has happened.
 Co into the market and price hen eggs and duck eggs and investigate the demand for each.
 There is no individual or institu tion which can survive withought advertising.
 Are you a duck or hen?
The new native., 1919-11-07
NARROW ESCAPE

Richard Nix is the Captain and owner of the gas boat Valder. MT Nix and his two sons, Joe Cecil fished for the Rose Inlet cannery.
 Last summer we had a full of fish. From Hydaburg we started ot the cannery with the load and we got caught in a storm on the way over. We had to stand on the hated to keep the water from coming in.
 Once the engine stopped because of the water in the engine room. We threw the seine over board and and pump the water out, then went ahead again.
 Cecil Nix.
The new native., 1919-11-07

with my sister Mrs. Baronovich. Mrs. Wallace. Dorothy. Florence. and Nora also spent the summer at Kas- aan. Dorothy, Florence. and Nora worked in the cannery, and 1 took care of my niece all summer and had a good time.
 Nancy Scott.
 Mr.Walter Frank has been seriOs- ly i'll for sometime.
 He consulted the doctors in Ketchi- kan and returned on the Queen. He was taken to Wrangell for medi- cal treatment two weeks ago, and returned yesterday on Alfonso.
 Paul Morrison secured his citizen ship certificate while attending the recent labor Convention at Juneau
 There are five kinds of toast Cream toast, Egg toast, French toast. Buttered toast Dry toast. Some after dinner speeches come under the last mentioned classification
 John Skultka is lugging lumber home for his new home.
 Frank Natkong is building an ad- dition to his house.
 How many have been sick during the year? asked the teacher when giving a lecture on the care of the teeth. A dozen hands went up Teach CT: That's good"
 Mrs. Clara Webb, local nurse, and Miss Grace Zerfey matron have moved into the little cottage former ly occupied by the Band boys. Both women feel quite cozy, The patients no long need to climb the hill to find the nurse.
The new native., 1919-11-07
LOCALS

Louis Wolfe, sourdough jeweler came via Portage enroute to Kar- heen on the Glenora. He expects to be in Hydaburg next week.
 Paul Morrison was Captain of the gas boat NIP" this summer. Herbert and Percy Morrison were deck hands. They fished for the Moves Island Packing Co. Their summers catch as fallows: 5000 Chums, 16OOO Finks, 400 Silvers.
 For the first time this year the Hydaburg Athletic Club met at MT. Toms place of bushes on Sunday afternoon at 3 O'clock to talk over athletic matters.
 MT. and Mrs. Laster watching at Hunters Bay cannery, came in for their mail this week on the Good Boy Their dog through his excessive sociability got left behind.
 During the recent, storm MT. Collli- sons boat broke loose from the mooring at the float and drifted  over to Sukwan Island. He brot it back undamaged.
 On Wednesday morning Sam Davis, Mike George, David Jason reported at church for work. MT. Howe, himself a handy man, will dir ect the finishing of the interior of the building.
 MT. Johnson, watchman at Rose Inlet, came over Wednesday for ! the mail.
 He. Mrs, Johnson, Tim Hill and MT Rustan are the only denizens of Rose Inlet this winter.
 Paul Morrison shot wolf yester- day.