davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1920-12-23
CANADA UNLOADs WHEAT
ON UNITED STATES

Fort William, Ont, Dec. o1.-The
board of grain commissioners yester-
day issued statement showing the
amount of grain shipped by boat
from Fort William and Fort Arthur
between September and the clos
ing Of navigation, December IA.
TO Canadian ports went $780,
400 bushels OF wheat; 6.413,781 Of
oats; 2,987,081 OF barley and 533,-
4S6 OF rye. e. 81 II n
Wheat destined for United States
ports totaled 57,32b. 906 bushels
cats, 705, ,284; barley. 63 1.514;;5nax,
$40. g 6: rye 90 q, 666 bushels. and
elevator screenings, a 3 40 tons.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1920-12-23
OLSNESS WOULD
HIRE ACTUARY in
INSURANCE. ] !. DEPT. 81
Recommendation Contained
in Annual Report to Legis-
lature-Suggests State In
surance Against Accident
and Sickness. g..

Bismarck, N. D., Dec. 21.-The
employment of an actuary by the
state insurance department is recon-
mended by S. A. Olsness. insurance
commissioner in his annual report,
containing recOmme mendatiOns to the
legislature In making the recon-
mendation he reiterates one made
by Commissioner w. c. Taylor in
1914.
Olsness also urges supervision
over insurance rates, declaring that
practically every state in the Union
has some kind of supervision of i'll
surance rates, and it seems absurd
that cur citizens must look to the
insurance companies, themselves, or
rather to rate making bureau, in
another state, which bureau is sup
ported by the insurance companies,
for redress in case of grievance"
Olsness also recommends state in
surance against sickness and acci-
dent. ......
II would like to see a plan work
ed out by which the state could fur
nish protection against sickness and
accident for every citizen, at actual
cost somewhat on the same system
that the railroad companies, the In
ternational Harvester company and
other large organizations are operat-
ing UNDER says the commissioner.
',rhis is no new idea. 1t is similar:
in principle, to the old age pension,
unemployment insurance, and 9TH
er kindred institutions now in vogue
in progressive countries; the world
over. Furthermore it is in harmony
with our own workmen's compensa-
tion law, and should be administer
ed by that bureau, if enacted into
law
The commissioner expects to
make separate reports on the state
hail insurance and the state bond
ing fund and the state fire and tor
nado insurance on public buildings
fund.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1920-12-23
Federal Reserve bank were: 1919,

Federal Reserve bank were: 1919,
$75, 900; 1920, $225 100000.
The special figures furnished by
the federal reserve boards in ac-
cordance with your request said
Governor Harding's letter. ARE in all
cases estimates, no exact figures be-
ing available at present from federal
reserve banks"
This does not answer the infor-
nation asked for by the committee, "
said Chairman Gronna. The state
ments that made in the senate stand
namely, that the board does not
know the amount of money loaned TO
farmers
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1920-12-23
ABSOLVES RED CROSS
OF BLAME FOR SALE

Washington, Dec. 17.-Secretary
Baker issued statement today de-
claring that the American Red Cross
was in no way responsible for the
appearance for sale in this country
of articles bearing the Red Cross
label, which were contributed by
American women for American
troops during the war. The articles
to which he referred, Mr.. Baker
said, had been included by oversight
in the non-inventoried contents Of
army ware houses sold to the French
government after the armistice.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1920-12-23
Denies Coal Men Planned Deals.

Washington, Lee. 22.-George II.
Cushing, managing director Of the
American Wholesale Coal lnssocia-
tion, was recalled today by the senate
coal Investigating committee when
open sessions were resumed and en-
tered a denial that coal men had
planned" the series of government
statements and actions which he said
caused a coal shortage panic this
year.
''Some of the coal men got the
high prices" he said, but l want to
absolve them from bringing about
the step which five government Or
ganiZations took that caused the
the panic"
"Did your association ask the in
ter-state commerce commission foi
priority orders?" asked Senator Ken
yon, republican, Iowa.
"No, we were fighting that" Mr..
Gushing replied.
J. ID. l.. Morrow, vice-president Of
the National Coal association. repre-
senting mine operators. said his as
sociation was formed at the instance
of the national defense counciil and
was approved by the fuel administra-
tion," so there could be some ma
ton in the coal industry with which
the government would DEAL
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1920-12-23
REDISCOUNTED PAPER
OF FEDERAL RESERVE
NEARLY TWO BILLION

Washington, Dec .22.-f!early s2,-
600, 100000 worth of paper based
on production and sales OF farm pro-
ductions has been rediscounted by
federal reserve banks this year, Gov
ernor Harding of the federal reserve
board estimated in spcial report
sent today to Chairman GronEa CT
the senate agricultural committee
The amount OF such rediscnunts in
1918 was estimated at $719. 100000,
Mr.. Harding estimated. 8
The figures include II districts as
there was no report from the New
York bank. HI
Figures given for the Minneapolis
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1920-12-23
DEATH OF RAMSEY
COUNTY JUDGE

Devils Lake, Dec. 1S.-Edward
H. Griffith, for eight years county
Judge of Ramsey county, and one of
the best known men of the north
west died Friday night following an
operation. He came to North Da-
kota "a years ago and was AZ years
old. In 1910 he was chief clerk of
the house of representatives and in
1911 was admitted to the bar of the
state. He was president of the
North Dakota County Judges Assoc
citation and member Of the X. of
C. Elks and other lodges. He is
survived by his widow, three sons
and a daughter.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1920-12-23
FIRE AT LISBON

Lisbon. Dec. 22.-Fire which
broke out in Cohen & Frishberg's
Ready-to-Wear store late last night
burned this establishment and four
other business houses to the ground.
At 2:40 this morning it was still
raging.
In addition to Cohen & Frish-
berg sstore, the Fountain Inn,
Coles Hardware store and Earring
er's Variety establishment went up
in flames.
The damages are estimated at
upwards of 100000.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1920-12-23
LEAGUE NEWSPAPER
DISCUSSES RECALL

The Fargo Courier News discusses
the possibility Of q recall ELECTION
for certain officials nowtil office In
the state government, and mentions
Messrs. Lemke as one and Justices
Bronson, Grace and Robinson as
others, saying that 65,100 signers
will be necessary for q petition for
recall election, and that such cleo
ton must be held within minimum
I of forty days and maximum Of
forty five days after the proper num-
Der OF signatures of registered Voc
ters have been filed.
A few days ago the same paper
urged that the state administration,
the bankers, the businessmen and
farm ers should work together and
cooperate for the best interests of
the entire state; that the sutmOat e.
economy should be practised, and ev-
cry effort made to pay debts as soon
as possible; that unless such pro-
gram is carried out there Will be q
serious decline in land values, that
people, should forget politics and
work together. 5s3 Il y &
This was excellent advice, some
thing new from the source mention
ed. How far 1t will be carried on by
/ the officials now running the state
sc North Dakota remains t. be seen
sIfS u program Il OF strict reduction 81,
taxation, both on arm lands and
city property. IS put thru the coming
sleEislat ature, theSresultstre treferrad e BY
the Courier News ~ possible and
desirable could be- real liked do
this, however sreQui uiress fet,all sof
in approp i 1re q G, ill7 s.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1920-12-23
N. D. BANK ROBBED

Wahpeton, Dec. 22.-The bank Of
Barney, at Barney, IS miles W est Of
here was robbed during the night
Of about $4,000 in cash, and between
$4,000 and 100000 in negotiable
securities.
The robbers used nitro slycerine
in forcing the vault and the cash
safe. They also looted many safety
deposit boxes.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1920-12-23
WITHHOLD NAMES
OF men ACCUSED
in COAL INQUIRY
Cushing Charges Government
Officials Profiteered to Ex-
tent Of Six Hundred Thou
sand Dollars on Coal Deals.
(By the Associated press)

Washington, Dec. 22.-Names or
those charged before Il senate in
vcstigating committee yesterday
with conducting coal profiteerinE
operations while officials OF the gov
ernment and presented to the COM
mittee in executive session were
still withheld from publication today
when the committee resumed its i'll
yestigation of the coal situation gem
orally.
George n. Cushing, managing di-
rector of the American Wholesale
Coal Association, made the charge
that government officials had joined
in profiteering during last summers
coal shortage.
According to Senator kaldOr OF
New York chairman OF the commit
tee. Mr.. Gushing gave the name OF
one official and described an opera
tiOn in which this official was declar
ed to have been a principal when
the committee went into executive
session. Thru this operation. M.
Gushing was said to have told the
committee, a group of men in gov
ernment service obtained 100000
tons of coal which they later sold at
a profit OF 100000.
Shortage Due to Panic
This phase of Mr.. Cushing's testi-
mony Overshadowed the rest Of his
which was to the effect
that the coal shortage last summer
was due to panic, and largely
caused by statements Of the inter-
state commerce commission. the Ge-
survey. the railroad admin
istration, and the senate interstate
commerce committee telling the
consuming public about a coal short
age this winter.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1920-12-23
IN the legislation passed in

. .lgress is expecting to cut down
2 :nses to the limit, and the next
.islature from North Dakota, as
ell as all executives and officials
IN the state, could strengthen their
position with the voters by doing the
same thing. Unless such q program
is put thru, the business conditions
and the necessities of the residents
Of the state may be such as to re-
q,.ire q more. radical remedy, possi-
bly, referred to in the recall subject
mentioned above.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1920-12-23
SNOW AN AID TO
WIS. LOG HARVEST

Birchwood, Wis, Dec. 21.-The
first heavy fall Of snow, which came.
late last night, has increased the
prospects for the greatest log harvest
in recent years in this section OF the ]
state. 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27
THE RIGHT START.

A MONu other increases in appropriations for New Mexico Indians, carried
= by the current Indian appropriation BY y an Item {. f snoo TO- or aI" q
age or Pueblo Indian lands in the central RIO fande valley. lhh huWm y
not enough but Il h q start N The rsht direction, and u his start y gnu
the whole central Mo Crande valley
If the roVernmen can be shown that drainage viii improve the pro-
adcuon OF the Indian farming lands the irainage y the whole mntornht
area WIN not b. Longer deiayed The dinoaiy has been n penaadinE ~, ne
Indian bureau thai any need existed for the drainage; or That any soou
purpose could be accomplished. -.
That has been mainly or need locally. IL We understood Just VIM
dainare would do fr us In a cash reVenue way, We would noi 9nG nHN
10 hrnsing about j complete drainage system
Mrs Peter oeson Of Minnesota told msmbSs OF The democrats national
committee last week that women today influence politics TN every eiNNHri
nation IN The world" IL 10 significant that u WIS necessary 70 inform mem.
- most everyone elise for the past twenty years
VIII a. Hays the Republican party hartman is quoted az stating that
government employees ae so thick around Washington that YOU nave 20
Kick them 0ut or yor way" Nobody knows better than MI Hays hoW hhie
Klcking VIII 90 20 relieve the ooneeatop'
The suret wa 10 avert p labor auuocrpC" in this country Is 70 permit
the freest discussion ~ everything concerning labor ana it's euderht Amer
hnn labor Itself vii be- the ieading force IN overhroNtnF a inho antocr"cA
The democrAta convention o.. the Golden Gate should make u easy tor
". g. b. TO pull another classic about he Crosse OF Gold.
Palmcrs presidential boom b said 70 rest upon the Palmer record Of
achievement This mkes n a very promising boom Indeed.
The Albuquerque country cluh u out Of debit according 70 the annual
report or Ia omsers, thus making this the oy club o. it, Kind Ia captivity,
The ma who adopts chewing gum as an anndote for tobacco is the
omy rnk who really upderrtandS what % means 10 be stuck up o. The other
hOu Or the .dieun-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27
THE MASTERS VOICE.

yylEN william Jenninrr Bryan told an audience a few days ago that he
n had been running for president for twentyfour years the audience
laughed and appsuded Had Mr. Bryan added that he had been guiding
ne deNunles Of the Democratic PARTY during the period his audience
would uot have laughed; Il might OF have appiauded. even; but 70 would
have recognised the truth Of the statement Mr. Bryan has made a number
81 intereatnr statements recently, Most Of them have been true In the
aaater o. popular deans as ryards. the peace treaty NJ hgsn.s s@semsnt
Nns acrufafe The fact that ~ dnertd 50 widely from President WILSON'S
nnfcment simply tended 20 make u the more conNfnung IN MS puntent
frnnfts To- chnirman Cummings of the democratic national committee, rel
alive to the lauerH ALLEGED SUPPORT Of New Jerseys wet governor FOR the
eldruc Mr." Bryan said hi most people familiar with the ncdent
we're thinking. that Mr. tnunhngs had better quit or mt he had better
ref on his present jol In his attitude toward tn Hoover-Nfw fork, Worm
bresdcptal eanidacy, Mr. Bryan again has said IN IN 'efnacnlar' a
aieh officials are not selected m the guess what I have in my hand
pinn~ said Mr. Bryan in Discussing HooNera potentalues a. a presidential
candidate
experience az a presidential candidate he has several times tried out me
Ame4can people IN the Guess what ! ave In my hanu' plan, ~ he -
prepared 70 ieatfs that they wl have none OF H.
seventy i've thousand dollars va paid recently for a copy Of Shakes
Venus and Adonhf' printed In 1893 II Is pleasant TO nave the
moaus vhceuith to gather rare editions of wonderful books il " very
onf0runr 10 the nan without such means 10 10Y that h q may has the
felV value n such books for a few centa There b. "a q clearer measure 70 us
power Of money Than ~ reflection that m greatet moughis, OF m"nhma
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27

= wish my career were b%eginnlns
instead OF drawing 10 4 close.
4 slab of regret accompanied these
wufds by Jonita b. Forfaii. the great
NATIONAL banker ~ rhicaeo.
had hsked Mr.. Fortan whether
the opportunities for young men werc
a. great today In the Marking field.
a. when hr won his spurs,
There are certainly at present.
he declared. greater Opportunities
han over before and more Of them.
for yUunE men crterinr the banking
business Banking In this country T.
now In an evolutionary stage. The
~depierable European val has created
the opportunitiea, and the federal re-
serve system-not yet fully under
ftoqd Or appreciatcd-affords ms the
means Of taking advantage Of them
MI. Forrhn early realized the value
o. inspiring and stirrins 10 entnus-
laam those working for him. and, Ia
this end. he established Ga 1898 n
generous pension fund FOR employees.
Re a. o. suiicltious for the welfare
and advancement of thu youngest or
flee boz who ONE under his wing
az for the officers
His advice TO young men-hc hes
three sons Of his own 10 equip
themselves for higher ana higher po-
niifona-Hnd sere NANCY Heiur IA
Scot. he absorbed the spirit or thrift
with his porridge and shorter Cate
chism.
sExiravneana." he declares. lis
Americas national sin. Most young
people make no effort % save: few
even Of older years save systematic
ally. Ny method was to start the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27

, add filuEs Incidental thereto us ate not bon.
consistent with che laws amd consultation ~
ths Uu|trd States ur ih, Slate off Sew
+ MexirHs
The amount ~ tho total authorized
capital stock of this corporation shhil be-
rWeuty Thousand tsgUIUutuuI Dollars. di.
yided Into four hundred tiOO) sharrs of the
pnr value 81 Fin 1850 n0l naiiars ,n.b
ia of aid starl t6 boz common -tnta
The names aud pa.tom,s adIrrssgs Of
che Incorporation and ths uunhsr oi shares
snhsrr.hea f0r by rarh IN, III fllinv..
/ Hrmnr Litlulstou. AIhu1urruus
20 shares
u. Marcus. Albuuueruur a N 9u shaust
satnusl Aeain0 Ai6roupfuus
III 20 shares
John liyiusstun. Nhnaueruur
90 sharrs
Hem, Never A-Ibuuu.rgur n n au hare.
-
Total suhsrriptiona 100 shares
81 u00. dn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27
CERrIFICATF on CUNTNWISOV

CERTIFICATE or COMPARISON
sn''ed siSl.' e A@sn.a
u Ia Hereby trrIlhch that the annexed
Is "a iqil tris aud complete ,ifan.gripi o. 90"
LlABltITY or
CITIZENS REALTY COMPANY
tAu NturkhuldprH' liahtlltyl
tN" lu'jl with the rudursrmrnt. thereon
H. sauir apprnrH un ODE Hnd ~ record in mo
once Of thr Stat, torporaiiuH tclum.ssiuu
iu Testimony Whereof The State corpora
has caused tnis certificate to hp signed bk
N chairman and the seal u said Commission
10 hr aniNed at tho city ~ Santa fc on this
2lrd day ~ January A y lp2o.
tscan nONlfACIO MuNTOYA
a T. MORRISON. Cisrk
CITIZENS REAITY COMPANY.
mo s%iockholdcr' Liability
CERTIFICATE OF NON LIABILITY or
STOCKHOLDERS
W.. tho undersigned beiug IN o. the orig.
iuHl insorporai9rs, of c%ititen. Realty. Com
Gently that there shall be- no torlhoIdsrs
liability on account Of any stock issued by
u rFsTfMoSY WHEREOF W. b,,s
h%croontu set our hands and seals on this 22ui
day ui January 1870
LYMAN LIVINGSTON.
tQHN liNtNOSrON
SAMUEL SEHALUFT.
HENRN MFYER.
u MARCUS.
ENOWfEnGM ENT
State of New Mexico.
County uf NrrnHllIu-FH
b. n rimrmhrrrd that on this the 9nud
tnf Hf January 1920 personally auuratrd
trfur. mo- tho undersigned Lyman Iiy'ug
Htnu - Marrul Samuel Srrnleh. lnhu lis.
iug tom and H,ury Mover. 10 mo known fl
bee thr persons described in and who executed
the foregoing instrument hnd Acknowledged
thni tney rXerutcd The Fame pa their free utt
and deed.
is TESTIMONY WHEREOF ] have hero.
unto 80 my hand add |uniurial seal nu tbis
"9nh day ~ January, 1890
tAeHn JOHN Y SiMNS
Notary Public. Hernuhllo County 81 Sc.
Ny commission expires December z 1898.
ENDORSED
SO tOIl7 Cor Rec a Vol a. Page or.
CITIZENS RtAiTf COMPANY $50 storl.
holder IIahtlItvl Crrfnratv Of Nuu Lila.
hiiity NJ stutihalders
Filed in Omrs nj State CORPORATION Com.
nj mission ~ View M,Niru iauuHry 21 ip9u,
lif45 a. w. D. MORRISON. ClerL.
Compared 40 to ENtA
Ian 90 %.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27

"Now th'nk hard" said Nancy, VERY
shy where hc
MIR KITE HELPS TO HUNT.
their toys 10 help uhem In their hunt
for, Jocko. their monkey. The magic
al mushroom said @ WAS a very good
idea and suggested a meeting.
50 q fine morning Nick and
Nancy took them an out. even the
electric train and the opiin board ana
when everyone had arrived Nancy eN-
planned what 10 was an about.
Vow think hard said Nancy.
very. very hard Dld anybody hear
Jockp say where he was going? Did
he ever tell anyone be- wanted 10 run
away p"
We'll" said Observation-Disclosures.
thoughtfully. with his head on oue
side. he told me one time he didn't
see the use OF his long tail when
there Weren't any trees In the play
rooEi.H
And he told me-" said the drum
IN "a hollow voice. that every time he
saw "a church steepie he wanted 20
climb it,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27

contractor. formerly ~ Albuquerque.
naH "a successful bidder while Mt
Montoya landed the contract Tor the
school furniture for the four buildings
the material and equipment totulinR
approximately $1,000. THESE new
buildings VIII add ~ school rooms 10
the rural school equipment OF Socorfo
county, now rapidly being made into
the best in New Mexico.
Mr. Montoya win return 20 Ia Ioyn
gocorro county. saturday 20 attend o.
rnliy iu behalf u "a $4,000 school
bond issue there.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27

new ear by fixlnE the sum I would
save during the year. II ! decided 10
buy a $1,000 bond I would pay per-
haps 500 In cash. borrow the balance
@ The bank. and repay SIS every
month. That S5b was the first thing
/ paid pm receiving my salary. The
remainder had TO last the whole
month. December found me the sole
owner 80 tho hnnd. , m yer specuiat.
ed can't read The stock Exchange
tape in%iciiigentiy even now
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27
U. 8. s. NEW MEXICO
OUR NAVY'S FINEST

In an fleet operations such as the
recent trip Of The new Pacific fleet
from Hampton Roads to san Fran
cisco. or in the battle manouve~s now
taking place al Guantanamo. there
Is m air force ana "a Photographic
force. Getting q view OF a dread
naught from the air does not mean
waiting until she passes under the
BROOKLYN bridge. ns IL once did
Most Of the enlisted men acling No.
photographers in the navy have fy-
inF orders and are also irliuHd ns OIL
servers. The officers In the photo
graphic corps are usually expert
nviators as fell
Down In Guantanamo the navy air-
planes are carrying mail from dis
tnnt ports 20 the ilcct with thc re-
suit that several days arc saved tp tho
men in receiving their LETTERS. Mith
tho present universal wireless sys-
TENS the daily newspaper published
aboard the navy ships are us up to-
date and as cosmopolitan nH those -
The 4. s. $. Sew Mexico is the
home Of over one thousand coni"nted
sailors. When she vas huilt Every
provision WAS made for the comfort
of her crew from lac laundry tp
barber shops. aud from libraries TO
movie theatcrs. other I. ~ navy
ships being constructed are built with
the same Ideas 30 mind, and these
features viii go Tar toward Keeping
the personnel up TO the mark re-
quired OF YOU First Line Of De-
Tense" the O.. $. navy.
Think Of sending your clothes "a
the mundry uuW-a-dnYs m COM
parlson 10 the old order OF scrub
and Wash clothes on Che TOP
side" AS In the days Of the "Old
Navy" Of yesterday. All this and
numerous and many other new
features Of the navy life OF today
viii be explained TO O. 70 YOU viii
visit the navy recruiting uuiCcr ut
ans West Central venue
Tho first shin Of war built on this
side Of the Atlantic was the Falkland
built lon 1890 for the British govern
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27

VERY hnrdi Did anytodH hear JorkO
was going?"
Well" spoke up the Kite. "It app
pears 10 me he aus bee somewhere
up high. How would you like me "a
~ up and look9'
"Ooodyi' cried Nancy. That's n
fine idea. Mr. kite' Nick can take
YOU out right now"
50 Nlqk took NJ kite and began
To let out thv string. West wind
seemed anxious to join IN the search
Tor he took the kite and carried lt
up and up ana over ana over until
20 got 10 the top Of the church
stoepic where the chimes were.
Hes lo King cried Nancy "Oh,
I wonder II he's found Iucko,'
But suddenly. what 20 % think p
The chimes neFan to ring Ding.
dong. ding Ana my. but everybody
was surprised. 10 wasn't time Tor
church or FOR sunday school, or FOR
prayer meeting. What could be tho
matter"
Hut Nick knew lt least part of a.
II can't pull the string in. he cried
The Kites caught in The Htecple'