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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20
2Iaifos Oljefelter.

,Sorat ppnuntre Stiurpere, ionl
Isaer citer Die % 0a5 ! Hlaita, bar
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ! @aihington
uoiteot en- &rffc Sororoniuger, ion1
tilbuoer nlcgct Ilbcrolere &iIfnar
cnb De, iom or girlocnoe ! De 6or.
Stater.
Ger pil iaaleoes. bl. a., ingen nj.
after BIZ optrGpet De ieritc lem 2Iar,
mcbminore 9renocne ituIoe produce.
re mere cnb 100 barrels Petroleum
ON Gagen. Otter lem 9lars Sorlsb
pil Gigiitcruc bli int Ill . Iroccnt %
ii Mar bcrcitcr Ill 10 Grocent.
StiQrpcrcu nil imiolcrtio oil Ill.
laof 9ruqcu Al cn Slerococl al Oct
9lrcal. non 'crpagirr al Rcgicringcn.
aigiItslrlt. uoen 9enipn III, huprme'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20
WiIion / Seorine.

,$islgc 9eretniugernc ira @uih.
maton hapoe HrGiloentcna p%erlcnll.
le Geltugelie ! aabtnetSmooet forri.
gc llJe Ingen lfaoelig SnofIuoel'c
paa hans Nelbreostl!itaro. Get par
Ser isrite Nfaoe. han bapoe bart meo
in oirctele 6amIIie, lioen ban iIlor
50it bleu ing.
Ger berette3 / benne 6orblnoelie.
at hans SlIitano MI err iaa megct be.
bre. at ban | Den nTrmeIte Sremtio
uil tnmue mootnge Here Sitter o9
mart bll iituuo nj at mobtage mango
ircmmeoe SipIomntcr. Iom life
hur hupt Auleoutng nj forruclt az
oil p~rN'entcre0c ior banl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20
WHt ira ale CANOE.

,>6aa, WtallDog Sen 19oc Nprll,
ifuloc ben oQicrcOc Otluiitcrfonfcrcn-
&c truoc ionunlen / San Nenlo / Sta
lien. Get blir iiftcrlig BET ul9tl1ltc
Nipoc, &c NlQiercoc poa lungc bar
hol6t.
st telegram ira Molbln9toll
&erOo0@ mco0cler, al Den oerpGrell
0c italiculfe 8cIan0t bar inobrtot %
Toreltcoc Stotcr3 He9icrin0 til at
icuoc Ell RcprUicntolt iii MfeOet, %
at StotaictrctUr Golbu lopcOc OF 10
rcluQgc &n0buoelIcn Tor VrGlloellt
@ilicu. "a aonicrcnccn lorlt blcp
Iomumcnfalot, blcp oct mcooclt, at
Nlnlcritu life piloc bli rcprUlcltteret.
9cnnc iorrnclc NSllobpoclIc lplca oa
ogiau al ton1nlc llogct ! llo'te Sa9ct.
NQcrchc / 2oroug3 begpnOtc DC al
licrcoc Ncprrientantcr at ~Ianllca
Gan Menlo. Wte0cta Yrriioclt, Sta
liens 8rcnlicrminiiter gtitti, meotc
ti0lia ON Otoracncn frcm poa Sta
tioncn ior at moOta9c Den fran'fe
8clallot til Nom Camille Farrerc.
0rcmicrminiiler 2lopo George og
@cncrulitabachcf Seltmarlfalf Wil-
ION fonl fist iencrc nlco Nltonlobtl
fra WtarIeilleS, % Yrelnlcrmlnl1ter
WiQerorro, Wtorifalf' Tocb % ANDRE
frantic Observation-Disclosures iunt ben io-
poneliife @cianot Barron Wtatilli nleo
Stub font mco Grtratog ira Haria.
6orllocn Spergsnloalet on ltrcrg
~Naanobrpelie al Den tplfe Srco5.
truftat % Ell cnoeli8 Srbning al
Noriutcr Sperg@nloulct f%orcIi19er
oolaa set brogcoc t~nrtiifc Troblcln
til 2osning. Soo Wtsoct pil bune
nof al pouifcligc Spgooer at bale
nnco.
Mcb NellIun til Sprfiet ontnoca
bct ironifc Trogram at gaa no pua
fol9enoe:
+. Sprfcrnc ifal ina bcboloc aon-
itontillopcl. (Spao Taaifuo WflQc-
roro BIZ BRUCE BERTH pioca life, mcll
bclr pirfcligr @ritno er at binorc
9ritcrnc i at Ian abiolllt &ontrpl
ppcr SpCn.)
>. Gfononliife men life aonli1t-
Itratipc aonccsiioncr / Gilicia.
8. AnerficnoeIie al @rinS 6etfnl
ionl aonge al Nrabien, %Iaoleoca at
Spricn ifal uO9lerc Ell Gel al bans
Tiqc.
4. GprcttcIic al ct ironif Stprc
/ 9ibunoll. bopr Stcmningcn er al
oiort pelpiQig oocrfor 6ranltmGl1-
oellc.
3. N%nertjenoclic al Sc mupGren.
Sc grrifc % it%alienIte 3oncr paa
SiQealien5 &pit.
6. Cprettclien al ct uaihpngigt
N(rnlclien un0er Teroellallgaels
Wtnn0ot.
Mel Ell Sing er at orolte ali bette
pao Yapirct, nogct belt anoet at
~oronc" Jig meo @ciolfnin1el / oll-
qiplocnoc Strpg. Sn9ell ber mis-.
ll1oc Dem, iom bar iii Spgauc al
or0nc GliiGrernc / Sprfict, buor Sic
ringer itaoig uorer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20
Ct merfelist Sorllas.

5 Scnatet / Stotcn Ncp Oorfa
Se9lalatltr blcp Der Al Ell al HcprU
icntanterne ira 9rootlpn ircnrlnt Ct
Sorilag ON, at Der ifaI / @rooflpn
uOgica en- oaglig Npia / oct isoiife
Sproq, bpori ital oilcntliggiore9 ale
fommunolc Nperti@'cmenter".
Ter iinoea Tor nurpNrcuoc iuQrn
iaaoou Npi9, men ON 6orila1ct fill
Sc bIi pcbtooct, pIlbe en- ionoau finn
ne aiere 9icQllilla poa Ell ourlig
Observation-Disclosures al $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20
nloro / Slcspio.

a%iebclboun ben 15oe april. Gn
8ellonrm oco gtupu @ecfruanu, ser
bar nttothcrct SEN mternationale
aomnliaiiou / SIc2pig, blcp iieIac ct
Telegram 0crfru mmroct / ~5lcn9bor9
i8nar, mcbcua han ioriagte at beroIi
&C Ell ophioIct Mob. D~toroercu mo.
fonl. Nan or bouac for. at 6orbrp.
oellell itpIbca en- orgnniicrct SeuP
gclic moo bonif aoriroI / Wtellcnt-
ilC3uil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20
Slor Streif

Tampa, SIoribn, Ben 17oc April.
% lofalc Gigarmo9cnHioncr5 Srl
Icarooo bar ioae gioct Orore I'll eli
8encrulitrcif al Glgnrma9crue / 80
al 8nell@ lterite Gigoriobritcr. Strci
fen antnges ar bile fommc til at on.
iattc 1900 Wan0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20

act Clic Scr pro0uCcrcs pau bcnnc
Gicr0cpnrt,
Sen StrGtnina hpor Der or opbo.
get Sllc. cr bcligecn0c POO Vil III
0clior Eolarcirtelen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20
Revolution / Guatemala

Zen HeDollltiou, iont lPugc bar
uuret ELECTROMAGNETIC | Guatemala. er
enoclig brl,ot le$, o. iisIge oincieu1
,,n0beretningcr III llOenrig5oepartes
r.ettet / @aibington bar Cpr0rerue
lempgtiqc iig ft2ubIifen5 10Ue6-
Itoo, Guatemala Gin.
On NiocIing Observation-Disclosures ira
&ru0icrcn Tacoma" % llnoer.
rouosbaaocn "9tjaqara" cr Innoia:
iii &c'tnttcIie al ben umtritauite g.
8attou.
Scgationcu t~elcJraierer, at Ser
ioogoOtiom ingen giegierlngstropper
iuoc5 / 9pen. ioet gtasieu al benz
tr foItcrntrcreoc omtriuJ Trplloent
Gabrcra3 SomnIerhient.
Eprsr / MerleU.
Ggiaa / Mierico err Der lI0brlot et
CprGr. iont truer meo at Iplltte Den
leitaaenoc merltnnite Stnt3Ieoera.
t,ort. Statcn Souorn. en- al De itsr-
lie % riScitc al Dc mcrltQnite Stater,
har uemlig ertlGret lin ~llaihPugiB
heo Ga opiast VrPlioelt GarranjI
@uIoitob % Sro'tab. Gette SfrlGt
oil utuiliomt isre iii en- &orlertriJ.
ON life Garrau5n uoeu Sepen o.
Nctingclic gaar mo paa at gnrante-
r. Sonora, lpao oct %iorlanser.
ucmlig uiubifrpufe0c Stat3rc:tls
Leoer, % at ban life nil Ienoe Sro9.
per inc / Staten uoen StatsreSierin
gems SiQaoeile.
&c icueite Giterrctninger boaot
ira Merico Sim og 9toga.es. Stdter
Sonoraa 5opeoitu0, tpoer lmIoIcrtl0
paa. al noget SorIIg life er i llSil5t.
90 al Ser pda be1gc Siocr rllrca III
&.
Slcrc al 90 andre mcrltau'te Sta.
Ter trucr llaclcoca meo al iorenc 'ij
urco Soncrd / adnlgen moo 0,t
! ugoYuIGrc GarraH;almrc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20

Inatulicm / 2ileaiien pruflamcrct eli
unfbUnsia Suuict- Siepnbllf Nor
Silfnptnino til Gnslnno. Vile lie
lrnein9er % &riitne nSplIcs. -
Nraberuc HalGitlnn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20

Sutet Scgn I'll iipgcit Srepsnliofrs
hanclins mellem Eolen % Nns-
LAMB. Eclcns beipnberligc Soin-
uina. @il life nnberhanolc andre
Stcocr cno / gUriipu % pll heller
lite hnpc %nabenitilitano. - ia
paneicrne / Sibiricn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20
fred % ufred.

&c alicreoc Miniitre iamles ioag til
eli uiatie Suuiercnec i Snn Hemlu
/ ,Italieu. II. z. Gcsjcrlns pitt
ciclt inbbrot til WSsoet. Mtangc
brpococ Yrublemcr ium pcnter paa
Gpsnin9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20
Song Cuitai / EarIs.
aauy arreiteret / SUerige.

Stocfbolm ben 17oe ApriI Gr,
@oligong aopp, 2eocren al Den mi.
litoriitiite Hcpolte ! Berlin Sen 130e
Wart:. iom ben 10oc April bar an.
fommet ri Sperigc | Ell 6lgpcro'tl.
ne. blep igaar arreiteret / Ssoertelie.
san hopbe labet SfIGgget rage al
ila. men par bleoet gieutlenbt al ell
iueuif Sorintter.
aupp t~llbragtc Sllsoag grtcn ! CT
lritiat Soa iammen mcb en- Nlof
ipcrifc ,tuaeuierer. lom nar nulbeHoC
ON bans Soenilici. san lnntea NJ
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20

GortiGtiss soa iisite Sioe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20

Get / Sen llDe S%ernbaucloO opret-
tcoc Hailrooo Sabor Board er III
troobt / Sirfiomhco. Get haUhe ut
ieritc Wehc ! @aihiugton SsrOag.
Gets isritc Gpldpc cr al orone De ca,
&,OO0,O0 Scrnbancorbcioere3 6or-
lanacnoc ON heicrc %en % andre
I~orbcorinqcr i ArbeiOsuiIfaorene.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17
WHEN VIRGINIA TAXED
BATHTUBS $50 A YEAR

TIME advent of bathtubs in Amer
lea back in the forties created
no end of adverse criticism.
The medical profession op-
posed such an innovation as being de-
cidedly detrimental to the public
health. State and city governing
bodies were called upon to pass laws
that would either prohibit or dis
courage the use of bathtuos in
|private homes or hotels.
The people OF Virginia got all heat
ed up over the subject. The discus
sion of the supposed danger to public
health became statewide in it's
scope. Finally. it was demanded that
the Legislature take cognizance of the
situation and do something to safe
guard the health of the Inhabitants
of the Old Dominion. In prompt and
most stateSmanlike manner the men,
bers of that sedate and distinguished
body came to the rescue of their con-
stituents. After much solemn and
serious debate they enacted a law
imposing a tax of $50 per year on
every bathtub that might be installed
anywhere within the confines of that
commonwealth. And be it remember
ed that back in those lean days Of
virginia SSV was Dig InoHey.
The city of Boston had quite a
spasm over the coming of bathtubs.
The authorities of that city acted
promptly and most decssively. In
these days of keep clean" propa-
ganda. it is well-nigh impossible to
believe that during period of seven
teen years-1S4o to 1S62-it was a
violation of the law to take a bath
in Boston except upon the advice of
a physician.
Providence, r. l.; Hartford, Conn.
and Wilmington. Del, sought to curb
the bathtub craze by jumping up
the water tax to almost prohibitive
proportions against all property
wherein lurked bathtubs.
Even Philadelphia. the placid city
of brotherly affection. manifested
much agitation over the new method
of human washing. 1t was urged
that the common council of that city
pass an ordinance, in the interest OF
the health of the people. making it
unlawful for any one to battle during
the chilly months of the year from
November l to March 10. 1t failed
to pass by the narrow margin OF Two
votes.
At the present time bathtubs are
so exceedingly common all over the
country that it is difhcult 10 reallze
that the installation of the hrst bath
tub in the United States took place
as recently as 1872. To the city OF
Cincinnati goes the honor and proud
distinction of being the first town in
America to sport a real bathtub.
Adam Thompson. grain and cot
ton merchant of that city. was the
enterprising live wire who pioneered
.he bathtub era of Americas social
development 1t was during a bust
ness trip to England that he first ex-
perienced the delights of bathing in
a tub, which consisted then Gas well
as now of sitting in vessel some
thing on the order of an elongated
tin dishpan. which was filled by car
rying a few buckets of water from
the pump, and was emptied through
the convenient process of dumping 1t
in the back yard. That specie of tub.
by the way, was first introduced to
England by Lord John Russell. who.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17

writeing photo plays and great big
money is promised for good ones be-
cause goodness knows they are rare
bird and il they is some of my read
ers that finds trouble makeing both
ends meet the other and could use
couple 100 thousand yr. extra earn
ed in their spare time. why here is the
field to go in to.
You can pick up most any magazine
and find a dozen ads Of correspond
ents schools that learns you how
to write photo plays or movies as
have nicknamed them. but how are
you going to know that the people
that runs them schools has ever wrote
a photo play themself and for all as
you know you may be paying your
buttons to bird that amt done moth
ing all their life but pluck warts off
Of putting green.
So in order to protect my readers
from these kind of vippers l have
made it up in my mind to start a
school of my own along these lines
and my qualifications is that l have
wrote photo plays and they both
Topped like the White Sox, and l got
paid pretty near 10 per cent of what
was owed me, witch is also like the
White Sox. and my system of teach :
ing will be to learn my pupils to write
photo plays opposite to like l wrote
, them.
The big money in the scream game
today lays in l reel comedys as the
market is flooded with reel comedys
witch the author didn't mean for them
to be funny. Producers is willing to
pay 100000 for good l reel comedy
Try and get it. Well when a author
sets down to write l reel comedy
they should do it with the idea of fit
ting some comedian and then submit
their play to the Co. that has got that
bird under contracts and the Co. will
have the picture made whenever the
artist amt too busy makeing change
of wifes or husbands.
The things that is nessary in write
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17

in the act" The hammock breaks and
the lovers set down suddenly on the
floor. Sub title: 1t couldn't of been
very good hammock.
Scene 4.-Gertie goes to Swamps
detective agency and hires Al swamp
to take the case. Al puts on his shoes
and starts out with Gertie Sub tide:
The plot Sickens" As they are lea
ing AIS office A swinging door hits
them in the eye and knocks them
down. Sub title; In agate out again
Finnegan.'
Scene Geo. and Minnie are spoon
ing in the fish store. Minnie steps GA
a eel and falls down. Sub title: Min
ME says her eel slipped" Geo. tells
her she should ought to Wear rubber
ones Al and fertis come in the Stor"
and surprise the lovers. Geo. runs I"
the fish box and sets on perch. Ger
tie follows him. Sub title: Get down
off your perch" Geo. tries to get
down. but falls and tears his trousers
Al tries to pick him up. but slips on
the slippery floor and tears his trou-
sers Sub title: "Al thinks they's more
to he patched up than the marital af-
fairs of the Wottles.'
Scene 6.-They all go to the Wot-
ties home Minnie looses her interest
in Geo. and falls in love with Al
They decide to get married. Sub title
"Al asks the fair Minnie to become his
bride. She says OK" Al summons
minister and him and Minnie are mar
ried with the Wottles as witnesses
Sub title: The knot is tied"
Scene THE party adjourns to the
dining rm. where a fish brea kfaSt is
served. Sub title: London Bridge is
falling down" In the midst of the
Baby Wottle chokes on a fish
bone and croaks Sub title: Eat jelly
fish. No bones"
There you have got your catchy I'll
tie. your funny idear your laughabic
and your numerous sub til
ties. Further and more, the construc-
ton is perfect you might say. This
part of it comes from practice and
study and the Ring School aims t.
learn you the secrets through its
corpse of deficient teachers. For lit
erature and terms and etc. address the
Ring School and see IL we answer.
RING ". I.AEDNER.
Longs Island Oct. -.
Copyright. 1870. by the ..-:i Syndicate. Incl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17

Gertrude Wottle. his wife comedy
lead).
Minnie Quagmire. her rival tsou-
brette).
Al Swamp. private detective
(heavy comedy.
Baby Wottle. the WottIes' baby
(juvenile).
a Minister of the Gospel
Wottles clients. etc.
CONTINUITY.
Scene Geo. is in his store sorting
fish. A client comes in and looks over
the stock. Sub title: The customer
asks for A founder. Geo. picks up a
fish and hits the client in the eye with
it. knocking him down. Sub title: 81
guess that will founder YOU" An
other client comes in the store. Sub
title: The customer asks for finnan
haddie. but Geo. tells him he only
keeps weak fish" The client falls
down and tears his trousers.
Sceue 2.-Gertie is at home setting
on the lounge and pulling superfuous
hairs out of Baby Wottle's head The
telephone rings. Gertie goes to an
Swer it Sub title. The wrong num-
Der" Baby Wottle falls eff The lounge
and lands on its bean. Sub title: "Oh
what a headache"
Scene Geo and Minnie are spoon
ing in the hammock on the Wottles
porch. Gertie comes out of the house
and catches them. sub title: Caught
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17
An Apple Tree Prima Donna

that Johnny Templeton went over there
with his violin. He was a nice, quiet
boy. and the music pleased Granny.
1nez was seventeen years old when a
big fat man came to bonneville by
the morning train and missed the east
bound connection. He was a foreigner,
and when he saw the eaSt-bound train
rushing out of the platform he chased
il, screaming out words at it that the
depot agent didn't know the meaning
of. He said more words when it
wouldn't stop, and 1 bet they weren't
compliments. either.
After he cooled down he spoke to
me and asked me if there was any
where to go. so that he could put in
the time before the afternoon train
There's the tree horoscope out on
the HarlaEd place" l said. and
there's bonneville Park and the old
Harrison home"
What's a tree horoscope?" he said
SO there on the depot platform
told him about Count Raphael Ca
brera and his fool ideas about the
effect which a tree planted on the day
after a child was born would have
upon the child.
Drive me out to this place." he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17

mule. She sort of put distractions
IN your way. so that no one. not even
Jay Prentice. who was as curious as
hungry cat, could get the old lady
opinions
Sort of cuts up your ground Bit
he said to her one day
What does?" she asked
Why, the trees said Jay. AL
phonsos tree and lisa bella's
The old lady looked at the two trees
with their little spiken ratings round
them: then she looked at jay with Il
cold eye and said, ut would be a
good job for lot of us if We had Il
tree to put inside the spikes instead
of going in ourselves"
Jay nearly choked. His brother.
Bill Prentice, had served about three
terms for horse stealing. Served him
Fight, though. That old woman was
sitting up with her trouble without
asking any ones sympathy. and if Jay
put the graphing irons down he
should have been ready to stand for
ANYTHING they brought up.
The following year there came along
twins. Maria and Eugenia. and they
got spiked lots on the road side of
lsabellas. Persons who visited Hon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17

have switched the count onto one of
old Mrs. Cooper's seven daughters
N ind of hard on you, Mrs. Har-
land. 1 said to her one hot day
oh. no. Ed, she said: they are
Efie S children. so it's pleasure to
work for them"
Day after day She was on the job.
up early winter and summer working
away TO keep the five children of
Count Raphael. She didn't ask SYM
pathy and she didn't. whine about the
size OF the job she -Ad on hand.
People still came TO see the tree
horoscope after the courts death
drove hundreds out ~ see it, and
the most curious one Of those apple
trees was the tree that was planted
when young IneZ was born That
lnez tree didn't thrive, so to speak.
It Just pottered along. not doing much
or pushing itself into the limelight
and yet you couldn't say that it was
going to die.
Do you know. the contrariness of
that tree worried old Granny Har-
land. That fool count had got his
ideas so much into the old womans
brain that she believed them. Just
got bit afraid about the Inez tree
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17

for a considerable time, was much
| distinguished as being the only man
in all England who bathed in a tub
every day.
Thompson decided that he could
greatly improve on the English tub
by making it sufficiently large to get
his entire body into it, and to fill it
at will from tank and empty it by
pulling out wooden plug and letting
: the water run out through pipe. Ac-
cordingly. he constructed a large
wooden tank in the attic of his resi-
dence, which was filled by manning
the household pump with crew of
husky negroes. Two pipes connected
the tank with the tub, one for cold
water and the other for hot. In order
to provide hot water. this inventively
inclined merchant hit upon the in
genius scheme of coiling a pipe down
the chimney. somewhat resembling
huge spring. The heat going up
the chimney from the kitchen stove
proved to be quite sufficient to heat
the water to a comfortable degree.
ThompSon'S tub. like Noah's ark
was fearfullv and wonderfully made.
1t weighed almost a ton. making it
necessary for the floor to be rein
forced in order to prevent it from
crashing through into the cellar. II
was seven feet long. four feet wide
and of sufficient depth for the water
to cover a very plump person. Very
fine mahogany was used in its con-
struction. thus enabling the village
cabinetmaker to display his most ar
tistic handiwork The tub was lined
with sheet lead. we'll soldered in order
to prevent leakage.
Christmas day was celebrated at the
Thompson home with a tub party. fol-
lowing the usual turkey and mince
pie dinner. All of the gentlemen. in
GLIDING Col Duchanel. French Off
Ger who was visiting America. tried
out the wonderful innovation. enjoy
ing it greatly.
The next day it was featured in all
the newspapers. creating the greatest
sensation of that generation. Ultra
patriotic citizens angrily and disgust
eddy characterized it as an obnoxious
toy from England which would surely
corrupt the democratic simplicity of
the struggling young republic. The
members of the medical profession
went after it tooth and nail. warning
the people that il was dangerous to
health and would surely bring on
rheumatic fevers. Inflammation of the
lungs and various other ailments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17
By James Francis Dryer

told her that Inez would become one
of the greatest singers of the world.
and Granny Harland had such belief
in Johnny's stories that she stayed
alive to see her granddaughter do the
things he said she'd do.
bonneville went on about its bust
ness and most nigh forgot Inez Ca
brera. like it forgot Alphonso and
Isabella and the twins. Only two peo-
pie in that town thought Of her al
ways. They were Johnny and Granny
Harland.
And Johnny was right. Smithers.
the banker, came down Main street
one morning with a New York paper
in his hand, and he stopped and
showed it to every one he met. And
there was a piece about Inez. I read
it together with Willet, the grocer.
and Tauby. the hardware man. 1t
said that at an opera named Car
men," in New York. Inez Cabrera had
sent the people crazy with her sing
ing. They had clapped and clapped
and clapped till she was so tired of
singing to them that she tainted on
the stage and had to be carried to
her dressing room.
Johnny Templeton asked Mr.. Smith
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New Women.
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GT~HE late William Dean Howells."
said a publisher. believed in
votes for women and all that sort of
thing. but at the same time he be-
lieved that women ought to cling to
the home in the good old-fachioned
way.
He chuckled here in my Office one
afternoon over an anecdote about two
new women.
"'At last" the first of these new
women said-'at last I've found out
where my husband spends all his
evenings
the second new woman. excitedly.
LAT home said the first new wom-
an. You see, had to stay in my.
self last night"
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