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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-11
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~ ~ a:>.'.s, EDUCATIoN
-rH1-yo,-- AND SUCCESSFUL FARMING
O|nS= BY ANpREWM SoOZE
By ANDREWM. SOOZE

this plan of action did not entirely
overcome the effect which peanuts
are supposed to exert on the meat.
In other words, the hogs which We're
grazed on peanuts ana then Ilnlsnea
on concentrates showed a greater
carcass shrinkage, a lower melting
point, and a higher iodine number for
the meat than those handled in a
different manner. These experiments
indicate, however, that at least IL
per cent of the total concentrated ra-
ton could be made up of peanut
meal without eXerting any objection
able effect on the meat. Where q
little cottonseed meal was added 10
the ration the melting point or the
fat was raised ami the tendency to
the production of soft pork on tne
part of peanut-fed hogs mlnlmlzed.
These represent the principal tacts
which can be gathered together rel
ative to this question and they maj
cate definitely some points Whlch
should be avoided and direct our at
tefltion specifically to certain factors
to which we should give greater con-
sideration in the future. 1t is evil
dent that hogs should be selected and
fed out more uniformly than is now
the case that immature animals
should not be sent to market, mat
unthrifty animals will not produce
the best quality of meat, that II hogs
are finished on peanuts alone there
will be some considerable shrinkagee
in the carcass and a percentage Oh
the meat will undoubtedly be SOFT,
and that these conditions can pc
overcome to a certain extent by pen
feed feeding for some days before ship p
ment. Just how long this should be
is still matter of conjecture. Inc
use of a mixed ration containing
some peanut meal is perm 1s ne
There should be considerable per-
centape of corn, apparently and a
small amount possibly of cottonseed
Where these suggestions are fol-
lowed out it is probable that consId-
cradle relief may be antlclpated ana d
better price obtained from TIC am
mails sent to slaughter.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-11
Using Acid Phogphate Under Cotto

UsIng EH0sP1IUUO
S. M. NJ, Rising Fawn, Ga, writes:
I have rich gravely loan that l want
to put in cotton. How much acid should
/ use and should it all be applied at
planting time? I have two loads of
hickory wood ashes and some stable
manure, How are these best used?
Would you advise sowing grass seed
alone or with oats? What is the best
way to remove the horns of young
calves?
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-11

Management of a Sick hog
J. A. f., Rome, Ca, writes: l have
hog eighteen months old and she mas mas
large round bumps all over her. she
seemed to have asthma for whlIe
ana her tongue swelled, but she is better
now, but she will not fatten. l have
been feeding her on shorts and corn
meal. What was her disease and what
shall I do to put her in good condition
again?
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-11

We have never experimental with
understanding is that considerable
work along this line has been done
in other States, however, and this
crop is now being looked upon with
more favor than formerly. We have
never thought that it would be espe-
cially we'll adapted for growth in
our climate, and we do not think
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-11
silage From sunhower Seed

]. NJ. Seattle, Washington, writes:
Have you ever experimental with max
ing silage from sunflowers? Have you
found it possible to winter animals
for maintenance purposes on corn silage
alone?
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-05-11
Food Value of velvet Bean EIulls

X. y. w, NdCON, I'd, WTIIe
[ would like to know the food
value OF velvet bean hulls.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-06
Sizes and Fabrics to Suit All

Cowden Suits made popular fabrics handsome
Olive Twill heavy weight Indigo Blue DENIM and CoWdens exc
Blue Stfe Stripe There for men, youths boys and
chldrena the from 2yearod mans CO. Every
Cowden Suit will give real and
have ever known before.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-06
Special Features of the .COlDden

Among the good points Of the garment adjustable collar
and cuffs abrass buttons nevertear button holes
ventator reinforced belt with finished ends pocket
strongly tackled military pockets pocket
all tailored combination pencil and watch pocket
rule pocket, and hammer loop.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25

Vnfoid"d Nat copy OF the Colbr-
erapnic Section. admirably suited
i1T fr'mins VIII b- mailed post
pad on receipt OF ) cents three
copies for 50 cents
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25

Who
the mother OF lep death tb; R
m AFRAID motherhood stood classics for worked
babies babies
twilight took The sinister h;7os IN the n,n 49,
really the mystery o night
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-25

Con tos seguridad e la Farnacia Rio Gy:nde" Ell Paso; San An
tonic Drug Co. San Antonio; Brunsw1g Drug Co, Los Angeles; Parma
ca HidalCo, Los Angeles.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-25
LES OEVOLViERON LAS TIE
RRAS A LOS YACUlS
,Viene De 10 Prime-al

,Viens de 10 Prime-al
cen esa serlilla. son los que ahora
van a ser sin duda devueltos a los
indios yaouis. \ 10 nenos Ell parin,
V en- parte muy superior. Sc ma ven
do ? d~cscubrir Que muchos de esos
terrenos no Sc han adquirido en- una
fnrma enteramente i"gal, Y hoy Ell
oGbierno. VA a hacer una escrupulosa
investigation. y aquellos de esos tie
rrenos. de los que ~ Sc comprueoe
su legal prop;edad serHn Immediate
mente entregados a les indios va
quis.
Ademas. hay una cXtensa IONA.
muy grande que no esta nj ha sido
puesta anteriormente 4 exploitation y
Sc va a Iiv;dirla y sub-dividirla y
darle n cada Camilia yaqui una por-
ci6n de tererno Ell proportion para
que n siemhre Y Ia cultivc como CO.
sa suya cnte~amcnt".
FL gohia"1o pov solo nj vez pro-
porcinnara a las familias yaquis, u
ma Cantidad de esa scm:lla. Ia suf!-
ciente para :embrarla. Y ademas tam
hien por solo n v"z proporcionara
a esos a~gricultores utensil!os Y he
rramieutas dc labranZa.
Muchos indios yaqIis que a pesar
de los aCOntecimientoS de estas ulti-
mas fechas. no habian bajado de Ia
sierra. al "onocer Ia Ultima resolu-
ci6n del Gobierno del centric. han he
cho saber que 81 ef~ectivanente en-
cs,a OCCASION. Sc cumple 10 que Sc les
Ofrece. clos a~bandona-&n Ia sierra.
para siempre Y Sc dedIcaran por com
pleto a In agriculture.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-25
NUEVA MESA DIRECTlVA DEL
centric LATINO

BROWNSVILLE. Texas. Junio -
Ell Centre Latino. Association de
Cul,ura FIsica t Intellectual de esta
ciudad. cuenta con nueva mesa di-
recJiva. II que Sc enca-gara de regir
los deSr.nos 4. Ia association an .!
segunGo Semest-e del preSentr ano.
L. nueva Directive eSta inteErada por
las siSujenJeS personals:
P~resideute. ST. Abelardo y Trev!ho:
Vice-Presidente. Dr.. Juan 3. Cutie
r-ez. Secretario, Sd. Dal;o :. Ccrvan-
ties: Primer Vocal. JuveHcjo J.. Garcia:
Segurdo vocal. ST. Francisco Herrera :
Te-cer Vocal. ST.. Fellc!tos I, Gar
"a: Tasorero ST.. Eu,imio {. Herman
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-25

cs efcctivamente, e jefe de la mission
especial estarA en- continue comuni-
caci@n telegrafica con el SecretariO
Covarrubias. GIien con la autoriza-
ci6n del Presidente Provisional di-
"a la Ultima palabra.
Cor Ell senior Islesias Caldcr6n vie
ne su hermana, que es bien conoci-
da en- Mexico como escritora: ell Lie.
Julio Garcia. como abogado consultor
sobre materials legales; ell Lie. Gena-
20 Fernandez Nc Oregon. quien ten
dra Ell caracter de Primer S~ecretario
de IA Mission. Y 81 Lie. Daniel Garcia,
quien viene como segundo Secretario.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-25

TcIsgrG"ra Especial para LII PREESA."
WASHINGTON. JUNO @4.-En los
cfrcu!os oficiales ' en- Ia Embajada
MextCana Sc espera que la mission en-
cabezada por al senior Fernando Igle-
sias Calder6n llerara a Washington a
principles de Ia. pr6Xima semana.
prObablemcnte Ell lunes.
Esta mission. dfcese. no ~afectarA on
NADIA "a situaci6n del senior AN ~o
Tore Diaz. quieH continuara dese.l-
peNando Ell cargo de .Agcnte o]rfiG"n-
c!al del gobicrno del Presidente de Ia
Huerta en- esta capital. encargado de
las oficines de n Embajada u le
fueron entregadas por e. Lie. Saliva
dor Diego Fernandez.
la opinion ge~nCralizada en- los CEN
tros oficiales. es de que cl eavfo de
csta mission especial presidida por
Ig!csias Calderdn constitIye ell paso
mas importante dado por ell gobierno
iel Fresidente Provisional d" Mexi-
co para llegar A un acuerdo con 81
Eobierno de los Estados Tnidos. esta-
bleciendo amistOsas Y Satisfactorias
relaciones entire 81 nlevo Sobierno me
Xicano V Ia Casa Blanca.
En- Cuanto llegue a Washington el
ST. lglesjas Calder6n. hara una WISH
u al sub-SeCretario de Estado, Y des
pues iriciara una serie de conferen-
cias en- las cuales Sc trataran Cuestio-
mes de verdadera importaucia rela-
cicnadaS directameNte con las rela-
clones diplomaticas entire Mexico Y
los Estados Unidos. cUesticnes que
practicamente han cstado sin soluci6n
desde que Sc otorg6 81 reconoclmicn-
u n Eobierno de Carranza.
No Sc tiene. nj en- la Eubajada nj
en- los circulos o~ficiales. idea silulera
de cuanto Sc prolongaran las conferer
cias que v!ene 4 celebrar la mission
Dr"siGjda por Ell senior IClesias Cal
dertn. pero Sc cree que Ia permanent
cia de dicha mission en- Washington.
sera cuando menos de dos meses.
No Sc cree que e. senior IElesias
CalderGn venga con poderes ausolutos
para ~negociar con el Departamenro
dc Estado 81 arreElo defin.tivo de los
asuntos que esta en- disputa ' 81 este
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-25
Sc LIE SENALA A PAlAVlClNi UN
SUELOO MENSUAL DE OisZ
MIL DOlARES

Teles-ana Especial para la PRENSA
CIUDAD DE MENICO. JUNO 23.-
Paiavicini, . Quien Sc design1 para
desempeAar .! cargo de Enviado Es-
peciaI en- las CapitaIes europeas J
que dice cruz6 Ia frontera esta no
che. recibi6 diez mil pesos para gas
,os de viaje y percibira IN sueldo
mcnsual il d.ez mil d6lares. GU -
Ia canridad cue - ls Ia f!jado para
el desempeho de Ia Mission que 10
lI@va al Niejo ContiEente-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-25
iihr0s MaraEil0sos.

Para los que sufren, son victimaz
De Ia desgracia, les pers!gUe Ia ma
Is suerte, fracs.san en- sus neGocios y
son desafortunados er amores. Con
tan curiosos libros lograran to9os gus
deseos. seran afortunados en- nego-
clos Y emprcsas. lograran el carino
Gel ser amado. llevaran a feliz terni-
no sus asuntos = triunfaran en- TODD;
Sc veran libres de malas influen-
cias, Y vence-an 1 sus eremigos Y ma.
die podra causarles dano. Envie 10
centavos en- ~estanpillas de correo pr.
IN gastcs y racibira casaiogo gratis.
Direction: Sres. Y. Martin Y Co
San Rafael 61-A. HahaHa- Cuba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-25
fViene de Ia Primeral

t!cas entire !cs pueblOs J los Gobier'
nos de amh1s DafSes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-25
TAMSIEN LA FIEBRE AMARiLLA
HA HECHC 81 APARiCiON
EN- VERACRUZ

TclcGrama Especial para LA PRENSA.
NUENA YORK. JUNO 23.-SegGn
I'm telcgrama que Sc recibi6 de Vera
cruz. ~alCUnos c-sos de fiehre amarillo
han sido descCIicr,os alif. 10 Cual ha
venidO a haC"r naor Ia situaci6n que
prevalece en- q puerto meXicano en-
el que Sc han dado tambien mas ca
SOS de peste bub5nica. a juzgar por 10
que dicen las naticias ultimas que Sc
han recib!do.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-25
LA MISSION DEL SR. IGLESLAS...

de tener ..oncNiGn alguna con el asun
10. y que, Dor 10 demas. este sera re-
suelto por q C~ongreso. que es al uni
co Que toca modificar o ratificar las
prescripcioncs del Codigo Fundamen-
tai Mexicano.
La polltica del Gobieruo actual de
Mex.co-dijo el sehor Iglesias Caide-
r0n-puede Concretarse en- estas Guar
tas palabr7s: RESPETAR TODOS
LOS DERECHOS LEGITIMAMENTE
ADQUIRTDOS Y OAR TODA CLASE,
DE GARANTIAS \ NACIONALES y
ENTRANJEROS".
NO Sc HAGEN GESTIONEs
PARA Ell RECONoClMiEN-
TO DEL GOBlERNo
Interroganos en- segu!da a. senior
Igles!es Calderon. en- ell sent!do de 81
81 mission t!cre por objeto gesttonar
la ratification del reconocimiento del
Goblerno por el de los Estados Uni
dos, y 81 "a administrator del Pres!-
dente De Ia Huerta. ha !nlciado ges-
t!ones para ser r~econocido por los de
mas pafses europeos Y cmericanos
Maestro entrevistado declare en- SEN
lido negative. dtciendo que moralmen
te 81 Gobie~no de Mexico, no ha reel
Dido alteration alguna. y que 81 re-
gimcn constitutional sigue subsisten
te: que el actual Gobierno no "a un
Gobierno revolucionario, y por 10 tan
to "a entidai moral subsiste. habien-
dose modificado sulamente Ia perso-
nalidad del P~residente, por TtrtUd de
80, - D-.-yl,-.. ro--o--o ~ +-,r 49,,
P-esidente fiei.
Aprovechamos e. tdpico para iUte-
rrogar al Alto Cornisionado del Go
bierno MeHicano sobre el caracter de
Is mission que lleva el ~ingentero Fe-
TX T. Palavicini. de quien Sc ha ase-
Surado que ~gestionara 81 reconoci-
miento del actual Gobierno por los
patses de Europa Y dijo que no sabe
al respecto absolutamente NADIA.
LAS ELEcCIONES SERAN
EN- SE3TlEMSRE
Finalmenre nos dijo nuestro entire
vistado que Sc estdr hacienda los pre-
parativos para que e. dia To-, del pro
Nimo mes he aEosto. Sc efectuen en-
Ia Republica las e~leCciones de D!puta
dos Y ~SenLdores. a efecto de que 81
nuevo COnCreso electo. lance Ia con
vocatoria a elecciones de Presidente
de Ia Republica. las cualeS deberan
ser. e. primer domingo de septiem-
bre inmediado.
SeEQn sabemos. 81 senior Iglesias
Caldcr6n anticip6 ST. viaje al del res
TO de IA iIisi6n Especial. en- v!rtud
de Que su hermana Ia seMorita Julia:
no pOd!a permanecer mas tempo en-
Mexico, por ma delicada enrcrmedad
que SURE le IA vista. Saldrd mana
na a las dtez rumbo a Washington. y
mientras los demas miembros de IL
Mission lleCaH 2 esa ciuGad. permane
cera unos dfas en- Atlanta City. Los
comisionados que llsgaran aquf 81 mar
ties pro~bableDlente son 81 licenciado
Julio Garcia. Abogado Consultor de
Ia Commission. 81 llcCnciado Genaro
Fernandez McGregor. Consejero de
ton: Y 81 senor Daniel Garcia. attacks
De Ia Emhajada.
Aver nochc, on Ia residercia del Sc
nor Y Ia SeNora Belden. donde estan
alojadas las sehoras del Presidente
De Ia Huarta = del General Alvara-
do. a invitaci6n especial de Ia seho-
r. Be!deT. concurrieron n una esplEn
Gida cena servida en- honor de los
v!aJeros lle:,~ dos aver. las senoras de
De Ia Huerta. de AIvarado. y de Hur
tado: : los seNores Fernando IgIeslas
Calder6n. leopoldo Hurtado, Te6du-
10 Beltran. luan Zubaran jr., = algu
a otras personals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-25
CUAL ES IA
DEL ACTUAL GOSiERNO


DEL ACTUAL GoslERNo
e. senior lg!esias Calder6n nos eX-
pres6 que sus prop6s!tos. al aceptar
el dellcado cargo cue le cncomtenda
81 actua! Gob!erno De Mexico. no son
ctros Que los &c realiZa- un positive
estrechamicnlo de relacioHes que Sc
hace n~ecesaCio entire los pueblos anne
r!Cano y mexiCanO. Siguiendo los de-
secs cue CT 1914 le expresara perso-
nalmente 81 Presidente Wilson
10 10 -ec.5i6 en- audienc'a especial,
cu4les son los de que dichos dos pue
bios !leguen a ser graHdes Y ouenCs
amigos. lyudandose mutuamente, pa
"a e eng-luiecim!ento de cada uno
de los dos PASSES.
Tnrerrogamos despues al ~viajero so
b-e Ia actual ~situacin6 de Mexico J Sc
sIrvin manufacturers que el GCbier-
no del Prosidcnte De la Huerta no
tiene ahora preferential para Ia So
luci6r de leterminado problema. ira
rando de resolver con iEual irteres ca
da uua de las dificultades Que encuen
ire a su paSo, y que coustituyan IN
ohstaculo para el desarrollo econ6-
m!co. politico. social y de relaciones
irteruacionrles de Mexico. Por 10 que
toda IL s~i,uaci6n econ6mica del pals.
nos diio Que " n rcsolverlp el Gob!er
no del se3or De Ia Huerta. emplean-
do medioS extremes de mo~ralizaC!6n
para que - maneio de fOndns Sc ha-
"a denrro te "a mas extricta honra-
der en- -o6us los ramos admlnistrati-
vos. no ha0lendo prObahlemente ne
ccsidad de Tue los impuestos seau au
men;ados nara "a Hivelacihn de los
prcSupuesros Que ahora son mas ere
cidoS Que n eDocas a~nteriores. 4 es
te mismo prop6sito record6 las fra
sas e~XpreSadas por 81 general Pas
cuaI Ortiz Ruh!o cuando sc dito que
iha a oruplr n ca-tcra Dc Hacienda
y Credito Publico, siando Ministro
Dc ComuuicHciO1as. Ia po!itiCa eco
Monica qua q. ~sarrollare on case de
que .! SeHo- PrcSiicnte De Ia TUe"ta
ne desiCne Nara csc alto cargo. Sc
n ana Do.ftica d. "~manicurista". cui
6ando de Que Cese dc una manera de
f%iritiya y -0hc official"
Nos diio 7GcuaS cue Dor 10 Que res
recta a los h;anes = propjedades Que
fueron iu2autadas ror 81 obierno del
P~residcnte C~crraaza van = ser devuel
tas muy 81 hreve. creyEndose que 81
Fe~rocarril Nexicano. una de las ne
coc!acioues ms i~m0Ortantes De N&-
~ico. Se~d una Dc las primeras. 10
mismo GU" los F~nrroCar~iIes Naciora-
les cuva ievoiuci6n han venido Ces-
t;orandO su= 0rOpietariOs desde hace
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-25
"RESPETAR TOOOS Los DE-
RECPoS L~EclTIMAMENTE
ADQUIRlDOS.

Conr"St0ud1 n i~rterrogaci6n cue
hicimos 4 nucstro ~entrevistado sobre
"a actitud que el Gohierno de Mexico
p!eHsa adoDtar respecto al problema
0et-olero. y sobre Ia solucion proba-
bic cue So 6ara en q asuato del ar
rfculo % constitutional. expresi Que
sohre e. particular NADIA podrfa de-
clarar puas 81 mission estA muv leios
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-25
Dirijase toda Ia Correspondence re-
iatrra al periodico 81 Director.
SR. IGNACIO E. LOZANC,
l2O y. SANTA ROSA AVE
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.

Entered As Second-cIs-s matter Feo-Hasy
u 1918. al the Post Office Ct San Anto-
mic. Texas. under tSs Act OF March o.
ISIS
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-05
PUBLIC SALES

AT least" said Whitaker, you're Il
high spirited prophet Of evil. thank
YOU
He selected a book from several
shelves stocked With discriminating
taste, and settled himself before the
fire.
The day wore ont before his patience
Gid, and with every indication of full
filing the proGnosiS of sum Fat; by
nightfall tn" wind had developed into
an enthusiastic gale. driving before it
Nh"ctcd rain and great ragged wastes
OF mist.
And the second day was like unto
IN" first. The third day broke full of
the spirit OF III" second; but toward
noon the rain ceased. In the evening,
weary Of the Scdulous attentions of n
cloud "f furnished mosquitoes, Whita-
k"r sat in darkness, mot tired enough
to go to bed. too tired ~ bcstir himself
aud seek distraction from tormenting
train Of thought.
y f'''l VI lliAllh'i IiA'lIil -lll lNN INV
milk upon the floor beneath window
and held his dreaming gaze while mem
DRY marshalcd for his dclectuton n
pageant of wasted years. infinitely dcs-
oate and drcary in his vision.
How Ion- he sat unSlrring, prcocCu-
pied with iruitlcSS inquiry, he did not
guess. But later he reckOncd it could
not have been long after ten O'Clock
when he was Disturbed. The sound of
football, hushcd and stcalthy on the
ycranla. reused him with start, and
almost at The same instant he became
uwar>a of a shadow that troubled the
pool of moonlight. the forcshortoned
shadow Of mans head and shoulders
lie sat UP, tense, rigid with surprise
ana wonder, and stared at the silhou-
cited body at pause Just outside the
window. The fellow was STOPPING to
peer in. Had Drummond hunted him
down to this isolate hiding place? on
the thought he lcapcd UP, IN two
strides slammed out through the door.
II Suy' he cried loudly. Eut he
cried, apparently to empty air. The
man was gOne-yaniShcd rs strangely
Ito be continued)
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-05
SYNOPSIS.

rrY.pr,p r.,, 80. .t.oo ,oo,o-.
that he las but six months 10 live Hugb
WHITAKER returns to tis Cub to hnd that
ps,.r atnr' ',.' in 80 Man
South sea cruise.
CHAPTER vhl,oper r,,a AWAY
from Peter and registers In an obscure
hotel as hush Mofteh. re Is SHOWN ny
who has run away T;'' with and been de,
eerted by a chauffeur named Morton.
whitaker prevents MARY su'''1e'
CHAPTER uI-Whltaker marries the
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-05

BY the time Whitaker WIS able to
pull himself together and hohble to the
door, Il brace of intelligent Policemen,
who had been summoned by the hall
boy. We're threatening to break it down.
Admitted, they took his safety into
their care and, simultaneously, the re-
volvor which he incautiously admitted
possessing Later they departed, OBJ
yiousiy disgruntled by the Unprofes-
siOnal conduct of the "Crook' who had
left no clues" with a warning to the
householder that he might expect to be
summoned to court, as soon Us he was
able to move, to answer for the crime
Of keeping Il weapon of defense.
Whitaker took to his bed in company
with black temper and the aroma of
arnica.
He entertained, the next day, several
persons: reporters; Il physician; fu-
tile, supertluous, monumental crea-
ture mseadingly designated a plain
clothes man finally his friend (by now
their acquaintance had warmed 70 real
friendship Embcr.
The retired Investigator found Whit
aker getting into his clothes-a cere-
mony distinguished by some profanity
and numerous gruntS.
"Afternoon" he said, taking a chair
and surveying the sufferer with slight
~ masked amusement. "Haying Il
good timer
You % to thunder" said Whitaker
in disgust.
clad TO see you're not hurt much
pursued the other unabaShed.
Whitaker Wthered him with Il glare.
you're lucky To be alive" observed
Embcr, eNasperatingIy phIloSorhic.
"A lot you know about IL, sup
pose YOU could lay this thug BY the
heels in a brace Of shukes?'
Just about I,mber admitted place
idly.
Whitaker stared asgressivcly. you
mean DrumnondI'
The answer was Il nod.
81 don't believe it,
"lOull ut all events do me the credit
to recall that | warned you two months
ago
"All the same, | don't believe 1t was
Drummond,'
You haven't missed any property,
! helievet"
"NO.'
$50 presumably the fellow had some
motive other than II desire to thicyc.
Besides. if he'd been on the loot he
might much more easily have tried one
of the lower hoors-and more SEN
sbly.'
"Well :" Whitaker temporizcd.
"And I'd like to know what you
mean to do
About what"
"Unless you're hell-bcnt on sticking
around here to get your head mashed
I'M venture respectfully TO suggest
that you consign yourself to my COM
petent care
"Meaning--"
"rye got Il bungalow down on Long
Jsland---u one-horse sort of bachelor
afrair-and I'm going to run down this
evening and stay awhile. There's quiet,
no society and good swimming. VIII
you come along and be my guest until
YOU grow tired Of it,!
Done with you!" declared Whita-
ker with strong sense Of relief.
As a matter of fact, he was far less
incredulous of Ember's theory than he
chose to admit.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-05
Bird SONGS at Pairing Season.

The tender emotions Of the pairing
season urge almost all birds. however
unprohcient In minstrelsy, to become
troubadours for the time heing--cven
from such birds as sandplpcrs, stints.
and others. the season calls forth
tribute Of song. This often takes the
form of trill executed as the bird
Gascends through the air, with wings
upraised and trembling.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-05
CHAPTER TX.
Tho Window.

Though they left New York not long
after three in the afternoon, twilight
Ayas fast ebbing into night when Embcr
we the motor its head. Its head
rs Glove n path through darkness,
Ia splendid sword; on either hand
o.lunds and desOlute clearings
nd into dark and rushing walls;
dr., he wonderful wilderness OF stars
Sned lmperturbable.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-05
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