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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-20
X. F. u. Ms Soldaterhjem og

Soldatermission. Kongens F9d-
selsdag fejredes i X. f. U. Ms
Soldaterhjem. Festsalen var
smukt dekoreret. Ell Orkester
musicerede - og Koncertsanger
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-20

Anker Olesen gledede Soldatel
ne med sin Sang. - Soldatern
trakteredes j Dagens Anlednin.
med Chocolate.
H6stoffer. Soldaterhjemme
modtog so Kr.i fra Stenstrnp o,
Lunde Kirker. - Andel i Host
ofret. Denne f6rste H6stofferga
We i Sommer gledede Diet X. +
L. u. meget at modtage - o.
man beder forstaaende Preste,
al Soldatermissionen betmnke Ar
bejdet der med H@stoffergaye
- Soldatermissionen har 10 TX
elk som andre lignende Institu
toner Ell Offersondag; - mer
store Udgifter daglig til Lejr
arbejdet. For 0jeblikket hal
Landsudyalget ct Underskud paa
10000 Kr.
X. f. L. Ms Soldaterhjem
Lejren we'd Boris, har i Som.
mer vgret meget st9rkt bes6gt
og Ypret til megen Velsignelse
DesyGrre er Hjemmet derovrC
paa Heden for lille til de mango
Soldater, der Aften efter After
CASTER Hjemmet og M6derne
En- UdYidelse vii sikkert bilye
nodYendig, dersom der ad AarC
vii komme Ell lignende Styrke
deroyer, ca. GOO Mand, de1
opholder sig i Lejren under hele
Skydningen.
Sodlaterhjemmene i Arres6-
dial og Melby Overdrev, h6rer
med til de sidste Aars gledelige
Udyidelser az Arbejdet. Hem
met i Arres@dal benyttes paa
samme Made som i Boris kun
Fegtningsskydningen.
Hjemmet j Arres6dal har i Som
mer veret ledet af Sekreter
jobs. Sdrensen (tidligere Leder
af overwhelmingly, men nu
err traadt tilbage for at overta-
&c Sekret9rposten i den danske
X. f. L. NJ. Afdeling i London.
J@gerspris. Soldaterh jemmet
denne Lejr, h6rer med til ct af
Soldatermissionens smukkeste
Hem. Baade Befalingsmpnd og
Menige udtaler deres Glede over
dette Fristed. Larer D6rfler
fHoiskolelerer), der har ledet
Hjemmet j Boris, taeer M den
sidste Torn i J%pgerspris.
Soldaterhjemmene i Vanl6se,
Sandholm, H6yelte og Ayedore,
lukker rimeligvis i Winter, da
Diet kun or Tanker at oprethol.
de disse Lejre som Sommerlej,
re.
Jagersborg. Soldaterh jemmet
err Aften efter Aften godt brugt
az Garderekrutterne.
Forening mod kirkelig Konfir-
nation. Fernandez for ,,Forenin.
gen mod kirkelig konfirmation'
skriycr j 8Soc.-Dem.o ct langt
Opraab som Reklame for dennC
Forening, der kun har yundet
en- yderst sparsom Udbredelse
indenfor Arbejdernes Rekker. !
denne Artikel hedder Diet bl. a.
,,Sely Prgster har v1ret ii.
Stede som Tilh6rer, og en- al
disse udtalte endog oyerfor Ell
af Bestyrelsens Medlemmer sir
Beundring over den smukke og
stilfulde Fest.
bet err imidlertid kommet o.
for Ore, at Presterne som F9l
ge af Foreningens voksende Ind
flydelse begynder at reformer,
den kirkelige Konfirmation, oG
at enkelte Prester endog hal
rort we'd selye den kirkelige Kon
firmations Grundpille, og af
skaffet b e kr p f e | S af
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-20

Bedeverelse indviet i Kpben-
havns X. +. U. M. | K6benhavns
X. F.. U. M. har der i lengere It'd
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-17

not III. Law. whiis the eon,rae, rs.
mainsd eIreutory ths d.fsndan, had
. risht 10 stop tho performance on
the part Of pisintin by subjse,inE IL.
self TO such damages a. would con-
psnsa,s the plaintiff for bsing stop.
ped In ths performance OF tho con.
tract" The rsIs 10 again stated In
Gibbons W. Bsnts. 81. MINI. p. as:
81 ". W.. pssss 7ss-7s7 a. follows:
The question 10 ~ TO the power Of
the parties Of the second part TO rs.
pudists and arbitrarily break their
contract by refusing TO perform and
BY rsnouncinx all liability under Il.
and thereby prevent q recovery for
the full contract price should they
disregard tho breach and fully per-
form on their part. There seems 10
be no room for doubt upon this sub
ject. While n contract is c1ecu,ory a
party has the power TO stop perform
ance on the other side by an explicit
direction TO that effect. subjectinx
himself TO such damages as viii com.
pensats the other party for being
stopped In the performance on his
part at that stage In the execution OF
the contract. Tho party thus forbid
den can not afterwards 20 on. and
thereby Increase the damages. a,vi
then recover such damages Of the
other party" The question II again
considered In the case OF Davis VI.
Bronson IN. d. 80 N. w. Rep. p.
s3s In which cases involving the
question are referred to. II IL hsrs
said: THE legal right on general
principles OF either party to violate.
abandon. or renouncs his contract on
the usual terms OF compensation TO
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-17

,h- other for the damages -hsh Tho
isv recognizes snd AiiSss subs~-t tD
the iurisilstloa Of easi,y Co i-srss
spssi,ie P.siofmaars 10 pfpp~r sssss
10 ual'sf,aiiy Recognized aaa .s,sd
upoa rrom "a sssmiaaiioa sf the
ed uix.d sas~s !ass cited. o. .ui -
SOFA that ordinarily the paTiy .so 10
viliiar 20 ahids by al ssssatpty soa'
tract may treat u a. sassis,ins sp to
tho time -hsa psrfornaass shouia
eomsnsne. for the parposs Of iasis,'
lnx that the other part, .ho has pro.
'loasiy repsalAisd tt. shalt thea sna
finally de,efmins shsthsr he viii
comply nth tie terms OF p.r.Is, Ia
hia rrsoigtIoa no, Co psf'5rm upon
bis par, Hot the pAfty -ho has not
brossn his eompasi 10 not allowed 60
r.a, u a. In fores '8r tho psrto~r sf
Performing IN direct opposition 90 the
refusal - the other Go abids By ns
t"Fms and thea sniofr- the paymsns
% the eon,rae, price Ons fsasoa tor
this ls found 10 the ssasfal rsis thai
a psrson -ho has been IniareJ By
breach Of contract mus, pat tsr,A rec.
soHablo -rsriion 10 rvadsr tbs inIurJ
as iish, a. possible ~. esa %, nss
ilssn,iy or ~ufuiiy ,Iio- ,hs damage.
TO b. annscss.sriIy enhsaosd. or 10
be does. ths Increased io.. falls upon
him"
Thu ssens 10 b. tho iAs a. ss.
'sbiishsd by many vsit eoasIdered
cases
Piain,ia's eouassi invites . differ.
sai rule bAssd upon tho fart that
klamath eouniy's is1-b,.dasss st
tho tins Of the sssessoa Of the COO.
tract With piaiauas sHesdsd the
eons,i,utionsi limit ssd that thew.
fo'e pisinias rsnsdy 10 10 equity.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-17
Your Business
Appreciated

.sufvby ias 49, TAI tgsa Ia, "a,
piainiiHs shaii b. paia ni,,,n~
s-r,sI and held iataa Az. ,.,.
u IL stsita-.i ,saiuIsu,Aa
runafiy os sguItabls eos.iu., ,
ds-res sv-sinsaIi, p.,as,, IA,
from Tho Csaft 1, ia,iis., 4. Va,
that ~ piain,ln. sus,,ss, n,ux
oas a. asaiaa sais ,s-s,,i ,x,
hoa- ,una. thea %, . ,,,..,,,. 4
aIi soa,rse, aia ,sss sssx b
equity 30 a,all.sls 10 ,.slsuss NJ
any ss,nas,~ f.eo,sf.A yrsa Ne
Foregoing stlism.a, q. 10 tie cas,
eoseis.loa a. 10 the lag s,,sas
A.rs. q, so,,o., tAa, .s.s ,Is rva,
court Of kt,ma,A soasv .xiss
plaInus. ,ha, tho ssga,y a. 81 D
,snd 10 as.sr, "a 90, sszss v,
ths terms ~ SAID eoa,rr,: ,sil ~
.,.li AZ, pss.,. sn as
-. ,,.,.,,-. -. a. pA,r,,
face Of such refusal to s'''~t .
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-17

/ Arthur II Tiyun. Of the Arthur
NJ FiJnn comPany. eer,lnsd Pabiie
accountants ot Tacoma. wAshins,0n.
ID here looking over tho eoaniry. lie
may decide TO oP~a AZ once In ials
city.
= D ic-ablc~ -as IN ,oun beyiss
supplies TIT, morn,aE tor his rsaeh
at Pine Grove
Mr and Mr. Richard s,srieksf
arr ri,i'aE a; the s1ns % Mr. and
Mr. J J Parker for wc.t. from
,h.lr home a, sakiaa. Mich willis
hsrr they will make trip 20 cra,sr
Lake
br T H Cons.r sui family. sho
hlv- q summer homo q, Rocky Poln,
tha, they vial, s,-ry sumner. arc er.
p-.,ed In ,onlGh, from their home In
B.rk.i,y. California
The Western Transfer company
will b. moving into their nov ioea.
'ion In the stor. building lur vaeat,
81 b, Nar,Ins s.io.i5 and :s cen,
store. the nrt OF th. ---k
Oscar Bunch q, a klamath Falls
visitor from his homs In Doris.
California.
u d. Mor'rnson and guests LEI,
this morning. for klrk and for Q trip
by car into the Diamond tAhs
country.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-17
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs, y. NJ, Edwards aud daush'
tcrs. Elsie and Carrie, and son,
George, left on the morning train toi
Phoenix, Oregon. whore they VIII
make their home for the future
&, a, Phillips, who has been ai
Crater Lake on n pleasure trip, wa'
passenger On the morning train
Tor hi, home IN san Francisco
. air. aud Mrs, y, Tr,n,han and
daughter. bertha, and sou, Willie,
who have resided In this city Tor the
past two months. left this mornink
Tor McMinuyiilc. Oregon. whcrc they
will make their home,
Miss Nellie McAndtcws Was a pas
srnkrr on the motnins train Tor
Grants Pass. oregon. where she will
visit, with friends.
sisters beatrice. Susanna and
Gcorgp Marie left on the morning
train for q visit to the Mother House
at Nazareth. k-ntucky u is under
r., ,, 80. s,.,. III,
,. Ii, CO.. u.,,,,.. an, s,,,.,
George Mari, In order 10 take care
OF tho Increased growth of tho Sac
90, IT,, ....,,u, s,.,., s,.,,,,
win pm.io In Kentucky.
wt.s ., -. ,,,. .sx.,,.
:, a.. 1910, ., IN. 80. han
=, s.,,. .u,, nm.
=, ,s-.. 80. ,s., IN. go. ,,,, !,
90, 80. ,s,. ,,,.o, a, ~. rn.,r.
=. ~, n.n,,., p.,, wusuv s,aur
80, n,,s ga n. .,,,r, ., s,,,
~.,,.s ,v,,, 49,, =, I,,,r,, ,,r,-,
Gsrrr,, Van Riprr vas no, s-ry sue,
r..sfui bur did get q fsv.
c.., u.,.,x and ,,,- ~-,-
Ia town Yesterday rrpn their hone
near Tuis L.sk-.
wu,,,u p,o,hs,,,, ..a N p
p,,., . .,,,,, 49,, ,,.r,r,
-,,sn.. 4, p,,. valley
A., An. u,.,.o, ,,o,., ~, NJ
.., ,om..,.,, x..,.,s,x Tn. prop.
.,, a, 4, ~. ,,,,b.,, mar, q, po.
III. p,,,, -. ,,t., h.,or.
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"A'" VI -" '' ~
' l.
Mr. y. N. Csnfrrii OF shipp'ns
on. left this morning Tor a week.
risiI with her mother at Eugene l.
Or, and Mrs, W. $. Johnson OF
'onansa returned yesterday from
Ian Diego. Cal. where they have
zen spending several months for
he benefit OF tn. doctors heaSh.
Nr. and Mr.. David Turner o,
ANGEL valley ha.. a. guest. Mr..
- - - -. .
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-17
FOR RENT-A private garage for
large car. right In town.

FOR sALE--An abstract plant OF
Klamath county. Can be q good
money maker.
An eight room house and hve lots.
This Is 4 snap for $4,000: on easy
terms.
Fif;rtye acres IA miles from
Klamath Falls: house. barn. etc. A
great buy at t2Soo: on very easy
terms.
J.F. MAGCIRE. 7iS Main ~.
- 1890
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-17
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR sALE-The Southeast quarter
Of the southwest quarter OF section
seven. Northeast quarter OF horth.
vest quarter and the West half OF
the Northeast quarter OF Section
hGhteca In Township Thirty -ssvsn
South, Range Eleven and one-half
East OF the Willamette Meridian.
There is abost three million feet OF
pine on this land. The price 10
$4,000. For further tnformation
write owner. =. G. Desmoad. Holly
wood. Calf. l531 n. Sycamore Ave.
July i1-st-sl-7-lt-3i
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-17

Does your Ford boiil Try our
centrifugal water circulating pumps
These pumps have many satisfied
users. Klamath Falls Auto Co. 1857
Main 81. l7-if
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-17

Some rare bargains in used ears
at the Howie Garage. Main street
They'll biye complete satisfaction.
ls-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-17

FOR sALE-Reo Hug. or viii trade
for good motorcycle With sidecAr.
See Grow svlnsen's Barber shop,
phone ais. lie
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-17

We take In used cars only when
we know they will give satisfactory
service to our customers when We
dispose OF them. We have a number
On hand now-see them. Howie
Garage. Main street, iT-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-17

We have a wcil-seiected line OF
used cars for sale at reasona bic
prices. Howie Garage, Main street.
ls-it
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-17
OPINION OF JUDGE
HAMILTON IN SUIT

tcon,inued from Page -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-17

MOTOR BOAT for sale: 2sxs. 3s h.
y. Mitchell motor. Van Meter and
Smith. Oiene. Oregon. lI-23s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-17

johnson Mowers are the hay hzr-
vesters best friends. We sell them.
Howie Garage. Main street. l1-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-17
MICKIE SAYS.

-iMAa vaso sas 4 rasAso Z SVA y
anao eoes ~ VuesSns ooUsaAv1l\
A,Asy NsxAa 20 Aov . cnAAa ~ xooaAas'
IS MA Sslsa cAAAA1s 4 vofI - soAlaSo
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-17

The hayinE season Is on: the grain
harvest will be with US soon. Are
you equipped 10 handle your hsr-
vest. We have harvesting and other
farming machinery that will do the
work for you as II should be done.
HOWE Garage. Main street. l7-f
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-17

The johnson Mower has stood the
test. It's the mower for you. We
sell them H0wie Garage. Main
street. l--tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-17

wANTED-Hors.s to pasture. Alta.
mont Ranch. phone tss-wi. iTtt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-17

We have a good line OF us,i cars
let Us show them TO you. Howl.
Garage. Main street. iT-,f
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-17

Dated July is,s. 1870
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-17

ALFALFA HAY for sale Call Alta.
mont Ranch. Phone ts5-wl. litf
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-05
taste TAKEN OUT
IF CASTOR d.
BY new PROCESS
Remarkable Method Per-
fected by Laboratory
Experts of Spencer
Kellogg & Sons, Inc

When the doctor says take cas-.
tor oil" you need no longer shud,,
der. By new scientific process all
the dIsagreeable features have
been removed from this famous old
remedy. Chemists Of Spencer kel-
iogg & Sons, Inc, have perfected
q remarkable process by which all
nauseating tasto is eliminated from
castor oil. Nothing Is removed eX'
copt the taste. Strength and pur.
fly remain the same-a 100 per
cent pure castor oil. kelloe9's
Tasteiess Castor OH settles the
question Of tho best laxative. No
pills or drugs are SO prompt ana
thorough as natures pure remedy,
castor oil. That's why doctors al.
ways prescribe 1t. Sold by all
good druggists II you want a cas.
tor oil absolutely without nauseat-
ing taste, insist on genuine labora-
tory filled bottles, plainly labelled
Keilogg's TRsteIess Castor Oil.
Three sizes, 16c, $50 and e5c.-Adv.
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We ROBEKYS BARION

you were to walk into Meadow school you'd probably
chill
Freddie
in Spider
in Buddie Bot
tie and the Mole and Mouse sitting foot
wsp Weasel got while they passing the ates
Sitting obedcnty stones OF
and sizes but you imagine That GTeepe
chuck sammo snak J in his element cured up IKE watch
turned and Terry Toad studying his
spelling asted be looked.
Mr. scrihb Scratch the fair 9chooaSer hammered on his
forgetting the Magical Muhroou and the school
order.
now have reading .
Nancy making Ounce and Nick out hunt
Everything very
QUIET rusnS OF the the pupils hunted the
place - :. -, -..,,,. e.oh
bends herna ars.'
Everybody looked toward the door.
please whore 1t
Il Everybody jumped again
me-"
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Chat

Want to Meet > Certain Boy.
was in great hurry this morn
ing and had scarcely time 10 swal.
low my breakfast wISl gulp and
q promise. So went out the front
door like a tornado falling TO no
tice my little dog Peggy who had
banked on just that very thing. l
rushed down the street mover once
looking behind, with my mind in
tent on the business III nand which
CHANGED to be most Important and
included an urgent necessity that
| be at the office within seven min.
utes exactly. About two squares
down the street l heard something
close to my skirts which sounded
much like autumn leaves a-rustllng
but which scnsed Immediately was
not. Almost before l stopped
knew who was there. My dog knows
lust how to sneak along quietly,
hiding behind mo when turn,
when she wants most awfully to
accompany me on jaunts to parts
unknown. "Sakes to gracious!" l
eaid out loud. Now what in the
name of sense am going to do
with you?"
Peggy wagged her tail along
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Mental Telepathy.

A pretty little romance took
place In one OF our local movie
theaters last evening which only
two persons know anything about.
At least that is what those persons
believe. But a third party watched
the entiro performance with much
interest. There are two seats in
this theaker almost hidden from
view behind a cut-in section OF
wall. They might tell many a tale
il they could.
Last night a pretty girl about IL
came slowly down the aisle taking
one Of these seats. She was alone
and looked tired and disappointed
in things in general. In few mo
ments a young man ABOUT 20, |
should say, came down the same
aisle. He too seemed worried and
weary-anxious for an hours diver
sion, for a moment or two OF peace
and forgetfulness. He took the
seat next the young lady.
Do you believe in mental
telepathy? First the young lady
turned her heRd-to meet the quiS'
zical eyes Of the young man. He
very politely looked in another d.
I6GkAOlls EAlkNA q A4AOAA4SAls ~
the young man turned his head sud
deniy-to meet the confused gaze
OF the young lady, who by tho way,
had very beautiful eyes. Then
they both determined they woulo
look, straight ahead until the pic.
ture was over as respectable tndi-
yiduals should. l doubt II either OF
them can tell today what that pic
ture was about. After moment
or two I sensed a language of IN
visible seriousness floating in un.
seen yet certain large syllables oil
about the immediate vicinity OF
these two young people. He leaned
unconsciously nearer the young
lady OF the compelling exquisite
aura. She hreathed sigh Of ut
ter content. No doubt you will re-
mark right here that the two
should have been taken out and
spanked. You don't believe In love
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SISTER MARY'S
KITCHEN
Copyright. 1890, N. E. A.

Remember that fruit and yege.
tables put up in glass cans Shoulu
always be protected from the light.
II your fruit closet is not dark,
II the shelves are open, an old VIM
dow shade hung over the cupboard
makes au excellent protector.
The shade Is easy TO handle.
One hand will raise or lower lh4
shade leaving the other free Tor
lamp or candle. A cloth curtain
| stretched across the shelves must
be readjusted each time with much
pulling requiring the use Of both
hands.
Menu FOR Tomorrow.
Breakfast = Baked apples, soft
| boiled eggs, toast. coffee.
Observation-Disclosures au gratl1,
| brown bread and butter, pear and
pineapple conserve, tea.
Dinner = Cream OF corn soup,
broiled ham, twice baked potatoes,
endive salad, cantaloupe filled with
fruit, coffee.
MY Own Recipes.
When the dessert Is of fresh
fruit, 1t sometimes Is advisable to
| servo macarOons or crisp cookies
with the coffee. The sweet fin
ishes the dIuner and adds the su-
I gar to the diet.
CAULIFLOWER AU GRATIN.
l head cauliflowCr.
IL cups milk.
l tablespoon flour.
/ 1-2 tablespoons butter.
tablespoons grated cheese.
! 1-2 teaspoon salt.
| Speck cayenne.
1-3 cup dried bread crumbs.
Q tablespoons melted butter.
Remove outer green leaves from
| cauliflower. Put in a pan Of cold
water, head down, for half an hour.
| Drain and put in sauce pan, head
up, cover with boiling water, add
l teaspoon of salt and boil gently
until tender, about forty minutes.
Drain and separate into flowers:
Put in a buttered baking dish and
cover with the sauce made as fol-
lows: Melt butter, stir in flour.
| ly. When thick and smooth add
salt and pepper and cheese. Stir
until cheese is melted. Pour over
caulifloWer. Cover with bread
crumbs which have been moistened
with the melted butter. Bake IN a
moderate oven until brown and
serve at once.
PEAR AND PINEAPPLE CON-
! SERVE.
To each pound Of pears. weighed
after pairing and coring, use the
Grated rind and Juice OF IL
lemon.
Grated rind and juice of
orange.
1-2 pineapple cut IN cubes.
ga as much sugar as fruit.
Cut the pears into cubos. Cook
the fruit until tender. Measure
and add sugar. Cook until trans
parent Pour into glasses and COW
er with paraffin when cold.
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with tho rest OF her and sat down
and grInned.
Just at that moment small boy
came sauntering along looking as
though he had all the time in the
world at his disposal and there sud.
donly flashed through my mind
Just what l should do with Peggy.
"See here, youngster," said.
Wont you take this little dog back
to my house and poke her in the
front door for me? I'll give you q
dime for the job" The boy agreed
to tho bargain very readily and
picked up Peggy through her ex-
act middle and started down the
street. Peggy wiggled and whined
but on the whole accepted tho state
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at eirst sight, do yonf Neither do
Ias. q general thing, But knowing
asI did that the two were quite re-
sDecfnb ie--in fact that they were
two 81 the very incest young peo-
ME IN our community, ] let my IN
terest IN the little affair grow Tar
beyond bounds.
After the picture had passed
twice before the blind eyes OF these
two, they arose as one and left the
theater. walked behind them.
Outside they stood a moment. four
ewes sadly mixed. Then they walk
ed down the street-she in one d.
rectlon and he in another, am