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Evening star., 1920-07-06
GREEKS SWEEPING
TURKISH ARMIES
IN NRAP|D ADVANCE
Land Forces on Dardanelles
Collapse of Nationalists
Is Forecast.

CONSTANTINOPLE, July 5.-Greek
troops have swept the country west
OF Baloukessar clear of Turks as far
north as Adramit. They also have
landed large forces at Chardek, on the
Dardanelles. Consequently, they ex-
pect to eliminate the Turks from the
province of Bigha shortly.
Observers who accompanied the
Greeks during their attack on Balou-
kessar and who visited Panderma aft
er the Greek occupation of the city
Evening star., 1920-07-06


en- remedy. It's the ONLY one so sure
that il can be guaranteed. "Fnvorite
Prescription" will benefit or cure in
the ease of every tired and amicted
woman.
An easily procured vegetable pill In
made up of May-appIe, the dried
juice of the leaves of aloes. and the
root of jalap. made into tiny pellet
and coated with sugar. Ii wns FIRST
put into ready-tO-usc form by Dr.
Pierce nearly 50 years ago. Almost
every drug store in this country sells
these vegetable pellets in Walls for
25c-simpIy ask for DIR. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets. They have DIR. r.
v. Pierce stamp.
Evening star., 1920-07-06

operation on the part of the local pop
ulation in defense of the Bagdad
railway. Eskishehr. the junction OF
the Bagdad and Angora railways. is
the point where the hardest fighting
is anticipated.
British observers predict that the
nationalist movement will collapse
within a fortnight. They say the fall
of Eskisheka will result in the sur
render of konia and the complete iso-
lation of the Angora government
The Turkish population has been flee
ing from Brussa for several days and
many Turks are asking Greek civil
ians to protect them in their homes.
Evening star., 1920-07-06
IRISH FORM NEW UNION.

DUBLIN, July 4.-Delegates repre-
senting $4,000 trades unionists in con-
ference here today resolved to form
federation of Irish trades unions
on a national basis.
John Mooney, chairman of the con-
ference. charged that an army of oc-
cupatlon was trying to break down
their lines and that on their flank
the British trades unionists. under the
guise of friendship. were helping to
feed the furnaces for their destruc-
ton.
Evening star., 1920-07-06
BOLSHEVIKI ADVANCE.

LONDON, July 5.-The bolsheviki
have broken the enemy resistance on
the Crimean front, according to an
official soviet statement under Sun
days date received by wireless today.
The bolsheviki occupied "A number
,of villages twenty five miles south
west of Oriekhov, in the southern
YekaterinoslaV region, the statement
saws
Evening star., 1920-07-06
WHEN IT LOOKS DARK to an,

weak or ailinE
w o m n N DR..
Pierce's FavOrite
i res cript I ion
70 IN e y to her
help. FOR "fe-
m n e co m =
plnints," p n l n q g.,
internal infam-
nation or ulcer
alton. bearing
down sensa tiOns,
and all chronic
weaknesses and
d e ra n gem ents
Evening star., 1920-07-06

say the Turkish forces offered little
resistance. except at Pergama and
outside Balouskessar.
The Greek advance was so rapid ana
unexpected that the Turks were un-
able to destroy the railway. which.
with it's rolling stock. was lett intact
Dynamite had been placed under some
bridges. but the nationalists were IN
such great panic that the charges
were. not exploded. Their retreat was
IN such disorder that the Greeks cas-
ily inflicted great losses upon them
and took many prisoners, with Few
casualties among themselves. II was
found unnecessary for the Greek
forces to shell any towns. as all hoist
ed the white flag when they approach
ed.
T. Retain Turkish ORciaIs.
Turkish civil officers in the terri
tory who surrendered have been con-
tinued in office.
In the Baloukessar-Pand nderma dis
trIct. the CircasSion leader. AnZevour
Pasha. has large following which
supported the sultan's government,
but who was unable to resist the
nationalists because of lack of mill
tary support from the Constantinople
government. AS consequence. the
district has suffered severe punish
ment from the nationalists who have
tanged many and have levied tribute
on the people. These acts have
aroused great hostility toward Mus
tapha Kemal. the nationalist leader.
Conditions are somewhat different
to the eastward. where it is expected
the nationalists will have better CO.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-09-10
c$abreSbamfett 0er
alte1t Mn1ie0ler
Mn bas Set in Der SurnbaQe am
J. Sftpber 1Aliekt itd) oann Die
Sabresnerl mlung Ser Sung
pipniere an.

Der Son5u9SauSf6ub 0er Sung
ptoniere bat in etner Stbung be-
l6lo1len, oaS jdbrlt6e 8anfett Ser
alten Nnl liebler am 7. Sftober in ser
5urnballe ab3ubalten. Der Sorz
liber muroe ernd6tt9t, etnen Nu8z
i6ub Al ernemen, ber Ste nDtt9en
Borberettungen treffen io1.
Sc lpuroe audi etn 9fomtnatton8z
ou816ub nit bem Nuf TRACE betraut,
Gori6laee 81 MAIDEN fir BEN neuen
Bou5u9Sou8l6ub, ser IN Der Sab
reSper1ammlune Der Sungptontere
9emQblt meroen ion, Sic unmtttelbar
nad oem 8anfette ab9ebalten Der<
Oen mtrb.
8eridteritattung.
Der 0orbereitun9sa 16nb BON
Sem 6elte onldblt6 oeS Sabre8ta9e8
oer er ten @6la6t BET SEEM lllm err
1tattete etnen nliinolt6en 8ert6t,
oobtn lauteno, oab er er>partet, nad
3oblung aller Nu8lagen etnen Heltz
betra9 BON rnnb $50 5u eriibrtgen.
Den Trouen @eorg S6netoer,
@eorg Martt unO @orl Grone murbe
ser Oonf ausgeiproden iir mebrere
MDbelitife, Sic tie fit OaS olte
81odbauS geltiftet baben.
Ser Yrd1 1tbent muroe ermd6ttgt,
ste Blodbiitte BEN Ytonteren, Sung
ptonteren u1b Oen Suntoren ber
Sungptontere 5u geielltgen 3lpeden
81 8erfii9un9 81 itellen menn ote8
9emiin16t ptro. Der Brdltoent
meloete, oab er Ste 81odbiitte Dem
Sun9ptonierfartenflnb nno oem 9efz
fer5trfel 5u geielli6aftlt6en 8eranz
ltaltnngen sur 8erfiigung geitelt
babe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-09-10
9}immt Surnlehreritelle an.

SSn ber ant @amsto9abeno ab9ez
baltenen Serlammlung beS g{em
timer Tur1lpereinS TT Nnton Se1z
bolo ais Turnlebrer filr bte Snrnz
fla1len bes SSeret11s angeltellt moroen.
Serr 2eibolb fe1n bterber UNI Die
{3eboftion ser Stem ulm Yo1t gu
iiber11ebnen, 9ab ober 16lleBltd penn
0rdn9en bes Iurnperet11S no0 p1e
Turnlebrerltelle an5unebme1L oa es
btelem 1lt6t gelungen mar, o1e onr0
Sic Melienotion BON Gurnlebrer 9etn
oel6ofiene Sofon5 81 beleben. 9err
Qeibolb lit ldon iiber 80 Sopre
5urnlebrer rnb itonb iiber 25 Sabre
oem Irtrnen IN Sen 0ftentlt4e11
6duleu BON Columbus, Sb1o be-
por. 0errn 2eibolo >pdre eS 1ebr
onoenebm nenn lid Ste trubere11
Iurnl6iiler iofort gum 3urnunterz
rid,t nelben >piirben, lpboB Der
Iurnu11terrtht 10 l6nell mte nogltp
IN bie ri6tige 8abnen gelettet merz
SEN fann.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-09-10
Mep l1lm, Mfinneiota, lreitag, ben 10. Sept 1890

@6ulrat bel6loilen, oteien Inter
rtdt ab5ui6affen.
SRI. Dorotbp &ern aus Manfato
muroe als 2ebrertn ser 2. uno 3.
&laile ser @albtnstoni6ule an
ftelle bon Sri. 2oretta Sobnion err
nannt, nel6 lebtere auf et9eneS @rz
iu6en lpegen beS 9obeS tbrer SHUTTER
entla11en tDnrbe.
Surnunterri4t fiir @emetnbei4u=
len.
Ser @6ulrat bel6lob, oem 9urn<
lebrer Yrof. @ermann 9ein, 5u gez
itatten, au6 ben 5urnunterrt9t an
ser fatbolil6en uno Der lutbertl6 en-
@6ule 5u letten, menn ote8 9e&pnnl6t
nitro. DteS 1ou foitenloS getpdbrt
ner6en.
@6iiler genannter @6ulen mob
men iebt bem unterrt6t IN 9anofer=
ttefett unb in SauSmtrtl6aft al Der
9o6i6ule BET unb mum lol tbnen
au6 @elesenbett Su 3urnunterrt6t,
aber IN ibren ei9enen @ebduoen, gez
geben lperoen.
Sri. @itber 91eim bon Stem ulm
lpurbe ais @6reibertn uno 9tenoz
grapbtn flr Sen @upertntenoenten
@loor au6 fir oteleS @6ultahr mtez
Oerernannt, unb Smor NIT etnem
MonotSgebolte bon $75. Sri.
91etm bat bteie @telle i'm lebten
Sabre CUR pollen 3ufrieoenbett perz
leber.
Ser @6ulrat iette ba8 @duleelo
fir ouSmdrttge 96iiler Ser bteitgen
@6ulen nit So monatlt6 ODER $37
fit baS san5e 56uljabr feit.
911S @ebalt fiir NuSbilfslebrer
ipnrbe ein 1o9eelb BON SIS fir Die
@olf81 16ulen uno So fir bte 9o6z
i6ule feit9eiett. 9tuoenten bon
gformall6nlen erbalten, menn ite ais
Musbtlf fSlebrer tdttg itno, fetne 8ez
5ablun9, neil bieie 9dttsfett etnen
Sell tbreS llnterrtdtS btloet.
Do8 @ebalt bes S6nlbtenerS ser
Sranflin16ule lpur0e auf ietn Ser
langen BON $45 ollf $50 monatlt9
erbDbt.
@S >purbe be- 16loiler, baS fiir5lt6
bonn @6ulrate fdufltd ermorbene
@6apefab bnz@obnbaus, baS 1pdter
etnen Sell ser 2tncolnl6ule Bill
SEN lou, an TreO &appelmann fit
$25 monatlt6 gu permteten.
Ser 96ulrat nabn1 etnen pom
@upertntenoenten @loor oufge itellten
&alenoer ser In eiem S6uljabre
etn5ubaltenben Tetertage ar.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-09-10
fyarnter fin0et
9iebsbemte int &em
9 8eritGnbigt &pli5et. Gigener
@pbn eeitebt oamn, 9iebitabl in
einem @ei9dftslaben IN SLEEPY
@pe neriibt 5m baben.

gll8 Der etmo bret N}eilen BON
@leepp @pe anidiiige Barmer Wtlz
belm &oberi itein @eu BON ietnem
Seuboben berabmarf, itteb ct oabet
nit ser @eugabel auf @iberitano
unb fonb bel ndberem 3uieben, bab
BORT Sic aus bem @tanbarb @tore
in @leepp @pe am 20. Nu9uit 9e<
itoblenen @a6en i'm @erte BON etmg
$3.50 perbor9en maren.
Gr per1tdnbt9te unper3ii9lt6 bte
Yolt3ei, Sic na6 Der Tarm fam uno
sic @aren ubernabm.
@einli9e l1eberrai4ung.
9}otursemdb 5etgte bte Yoll5et
Snterene bafir, mie oenn Ste @a6en
bortbin gefommen maren, nno ltellte
perl6ieoene 6raeen, in beren Ser
laufe es li6 i6lieblt6 berans ltel lite,
bob Sra &ober1tein, Der l9<ldbrtge
@obn bes Tarmers, BEN Dteb1tabl
periibt unb Ste @aren an ermdbnter
@telle per1tedt bate.
Ser innge sutQnn lDurDe nou)
@leepp @pe IN 9aft 9ebro6t uno am
na61ten Morgen bem @tootrl6ter
G5oeroe Soeen porgefiibrt. @r per-
3id1tefe ouf ein Sorperb0r uno be-
fannie 1t6 ser gegen tbn BON IS. s.
G5olbon, Sem @ei6dftSfiibrer be pes
@tonborb @tore, porgebradten Sez
ldlubtoun9en oes @tnbrudS uno
bes Oiebltabls i6ulbi9.
Sic ecitpblenen Sad,en.
Die 9i1te ser 9eltoblenen @e9e11z
ltQnoc neb1 # Dem @erte berfelben
lpurbe iolgenbermallen aut9e1 1tel1:
@tn .Mtn6ei tier Nep epettersenebr,
$50; etn 01en,inetonz @epetier9s1pebr'
$50; p Yafete Mindelter* Patroz
mem, S27. so; 100 @da6teln g>ez
minotonpotronen, $25; etne elet2 =
trt@6e Ia{6enlaterne, $l.75; IL. IL
Bofete gBin6etereemebr0l, S3.oo;
etne Bii6ie Burnftbez zgtdelpolttnrf'
35c; 8 @6ahtlen @6nnptta5Qt' :
8Oc; 5 Bn61en 8elpetz J1ou6tooo1 :
75c; Gautabaf, s1.00; 5n1ammen'
$150.15.
91i6ter @oeen fbermies ben !!n1< I
9en Burl6en bem DttrtftS9ert9te
lno 1etste Sic 8iirei6aftf + ie6e Der
beiben g(nfla9en onf $1,000, ol1o 5nz
lommen $4,000, feit. Der Nn9ez
flo9te aber erfldrte, er Jet bere1t' IN I'm
Gountpboftlofole gu bletben, bts 9t< 3
ltriftridter S. SO. Ollen tbm Vez
le9enbeit sur Nbleguns ietne8 Sd''lloz
befenntni6es 9ebe.
N}ittmodmpreen er1dien Der anz
sefloetc Dor 9St6ter Sllen nno Ia,t erz
ff1drte lth bes 0iebltoblS 16nlott9
unb m1rbe 81 etntr CITRATE pom n19t
metr ais 2 Sabre in Ser Sel erun9sz
anltolt IN ct. Gloub peroo1lnert::
Sellte moreen mtrb er pom Sberttt
nad) bortbt11 gebradt meroen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-09-10
&ett m11B anti
pmtiert >peroe11
Sttp Siretld1 itb>per perlett ourh
auiGlliee &ntlabnn9 etnes
Gdrptaemebrs. Vetn Nmz
uutatipn mirD npttuenDtg.

0urb Sic sufalliee @ntlo0une
eineS @droteemebrS trug Otto
Nretl6, % Sabre ait, Sobn BON
Scrrn unb Trou Solepb &retl h bon
Tomn @isel lold ernite &erlebunz
een bapor, bab es notmenbtg nlroe
lein linfes Bein iiber Sem &nie Sl1
amputiren. Onr6 BEN Hlntperz
luit unb Sic eingetretene Slutper=
aft tung lit ser 3ui itanb be8 Patienten
ein lebr idlimmer. Ser l(nfall
tru9 lth uneefdbr II llbr Son11ta9z
n1or9en auf ser @ellner Torm gu,
bte l2 N}eilen liibmeltltd BON 9fem
Tim lie9t.
2aonne ins linte 8ein.
/ S0err &retld) befonD ltd TN Cell
ner Setm su 8elud. 9erbert Sellz
ner Set @obn mar bantt beldaftt9t
leinc 6linte 81 retrisen. 9}odOen1
er bantt ferti9 mar, >pollte er on0
Sen gepettr Sell beS G5emebrS aus
probiren um ultellen, ooB Die
Botronen oud) berans9emor1e1l min
SEN. @r 1tedte etne Yatrone tn ben
2ouf oes @emebrs unb gum un9lnd
mubte tbm oos @emebr aus Der
Sono eleiten. Gs fiel 51i Soben,
otno los unb trof Otto &retlcb Ser
ungefdbr 20 Tub bopon entternt
mar. Die polle 2abung trat TIM
in boS li11fe Betn unb omar am
&n06el. 0ie GdrotfDrner bobrz
ten lt6 tbren We9 ourd Ste 9ole11
unb sic G6ube llno IN Das Tlet1b.
Ote Soien moren berort burdl0dert,
Dab tie pie etn @teb olS1aben. Seine
&1oden muroen perlebt.
81utpergtftung trttt etn.
Der lln9liidieliee murbe iofort
| na6 ,Dem 2oretto 9oipttal gebra6t
mo Sic gSunbe ior9fdltte au8gez
maiden >purbe unb tbm etne @tnz
lpritune eeeen Mfunbiperre ee9eben
muroe. 9llem Mnl6ein no6 16ter
Sic @duBmunbe nt6t sefdbrlt6er
9}atur gu iein, Oienstag morgen
| iebo6 itellte lt6 @oS @angrene etr
uno UNI oaS, 2eben beS 111gen Manz
mes 5u retten mnrOe es notnenot9
oa8 Betn ilber be1n &nte 3u ampnz
ttren.
9lmpntatipn nDll5Dgen.
Die Operation purbe DienStag
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-09-10
Tairfar 5iebt iid 5nrnd,

Ser Manoser oeS 8aieballflubs
bon Tatrfar, 9err McGormad, bat
te iid berett erfldrt, NIT letner Hte9e
9e9en bic Stem u1mer Su iptelen NIT
ether QBette bon 5000 auf @eplnn.
9lem ulm eing oarauf etn nnb 19l19
Dor, am Monta9, 5. 9eptember,
bem Nrbeitertag, NIT einem ger
tifi3ierten @6ed auf 5000 nad Totrz
far 81 fommen UNI Ste Mette, gum
Mustrase 81 brin9en. No aber
murbe McGormod bon letnen 2e11z
ten I'M itt6e eelaiien, Ste BEN Betra9
ser Mette bdtten oeden iollen uno
bur6 ibre 9anblun98meiie oartoten,
oob ite ser Nen l1lmer Siege mebr
sutrouen ais ibrer etgenen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-09-10
8elpertune Serb nbnng.

Ote @taat8ousglet6sbebD ebDroe bat
sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tn
g1teollet Gountn UNI 10 Yro5e11t erz
hDbt. @ini i6lteblt6 Ser our6 ote
6ountpbebDrbe porgenommenen "
hDbungen itellen lt6 Ste @elanlterz
sbDbunoen fiir Ste StGote, OorIer
~'1ito TomnS i'm Gountn folgenoerz
maben: Stem Smenen, 10 Yro5e11t;
8rigbton 10 YroSent; ct. Feter,
10 Yro5ent; 8ernabotte, 10 Yroz
,ent; Gourtlanb Iopnlbtp, so Yroz
tent; @ronbp, 40 Yro5ent; 9ofa9ette
Eomnibtp, 80 Hrosent; Safe Yratrte,
20 Bro3ent; 91tcollet 1omnibtp, 80
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-09-10
Seine Neuperbanb lung.

BuroeSrt6ter @tlbur IS. Bootb
in ct. Saul bat BEN Mntra9 bon
Serrn nnb 6rau $. so. 81 ien bon
Stem ulm UNI Nnorbnun9 einer Meuz
perbanblun9 in 0em Hro5eile, Sen
lire @6mtegerto6ter, Trau 8onnie
Ollen, sesen ite an9eitrengt batte
megen Mbperotgma6ung ser 3uz
neigung ibreS @atten 2eSlte unb IN
tpel6em Trau 8onnte, Die auf $780,
900 seflaet bate, $4,000 3uge=
ipro6en norben mar en-, abgelebnt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-09-10

furs Dor N}ttta9 poll5ogen. Der
3ultano bes Hattenten t It t,nmer nod
belorentserreeeno. Son bem Slut
perluit lit ct iebr 9ei6md6t uno bte
Operation lelbit bat Oa5u betgetraz
oen ieiren 3uitanb 81 peri6ltmmern.
@s meroen mobl nod etlt6e Sage
per9ebe11, bis er gang auber @efabr
lit. Die ptelen Treunbe Der Soz
milie boffen, bab ietn 3uitano ii9
nt6t Der16ltmmern NITRO nno bab
er in iebr fur5er 3ett 1etner ooll1td11z
bigen @eneiung ent9e9en9eben mtro.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-09-10
Gpnntag 8oicballiptel in 9tpr=
fuDDO.

9(m fomn1enOen Sonnta9, II.
@epten1ber, finoet in 9formooo etn
8oiebanipiel smii6en ser SEEM
llmer 9iiege unb iener bon Ooun9
Mmerico ltott. O}ono9er Mm. %.
Wercoe BON Der 9}em lllmer Htege
hat NIT Der 81. & ct. 6. 8obn
megen etnes SonoerSu9e6 perbono cit,
ber Sic 9icm timer 5etlnebmer nod
9}orlpoob uno suriid 6rtngen loQ.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-09-10
6rcts min ner i'm &pbnenrattuett:
beipcrb.

Npuc 70O Eerionen 6eteiligten
iidl an benz Observation-Disclosures
Sen bic bteliec 0trma q. S. Sogel
0un1ber So. ollf Der Sromn Gountp
Totr pcrenitoltete. Die rtftt9e
3Qbl ser Snhnen NOR 2679. Sic
BretSgemtrner, 6te Der genannten
a3abl am nd6iten famen maren:
Griter GrciS, $500 Sen. Nltmann,
9Nelt 9femton, 2,673 Sobnen;
2. Trets, s4.O0, TreO 0olueg, W}tl<
foro, 2, $50 Bobpen; 3. Hrets, $500,
Hrl. Gleonor Walier, 2,70O Bobnen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-09-10

- g1tlbelm 9oltetter, Ser BON
elmer 91etle burd Ganaba 5nriidgez
febrt lit, bert6tet, bab Ste Grnte tn
oroben 5etlen GonabaS etn gdn5z
li6er 1ebli6lae tit tnfolse erober
SrDdenbett.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-09-10

- iSrou W}orp OuSler It BON
et11em n1ebrtdeieem 8eiu6e BET Trau
Ironf @6roeber IN @leepp Gne nab
9}em l1lm bel m9efebrt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-09-10

HroSent; 91ibgelp, 10 YroSert; 1raz
perie, 25 Hro5ent; Meit 9}emton,
80 Pro5ent; 2afonette Stlla9e, 45
YroSent; 9}tcollet 8tllo9e, 25 Hroz
gent.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-07-22
DON'T UNDE-
CEIVE HER.

Miss Wrinks
has been pray
Ing for a man
for years and
now she's got
Percy De Soft.
Oh. well, she
won't know the
difference. per-
haps.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-07-22

on 10 rnrcn MS regular 5 O'clock sub
urban train he must make short Shrli'
of dressing and breakfast. He had
wretched 90 minutes of haste ana no.
temper, nettled TO comprehend that
ne was hoist by his own petard' lor
he had neglected TO set the clock rlSh'
after the departure of Vance.
BreathlesS. his scarf united. MS Shoe
laces dragging he reached the d'po'
iust in time to catch-the = O'Clock
train. Mentally ne scored himself lot
forgetting that the clock had not b"eh
restored 10 normal taking ii for grant
ed that the well trained servant hao
gone by her own timepicce in her
usual morning activities.
He pumped down into a seat ana
then. looking about him, observed I'M
familiar faces. "Why, this is not my
regular train" he began, turning 10
the other occupant of the seat lie
flushed. embarrassed. as he recognized
Vance Drury.
NO" replied the young man, this
IN the ! O'clock. An hour earlier than
sou thought. Mr.. DodSon? Perhaps
your clock was wrong"
ayes. II waS"-and then the speak
or paused guiltily.
81 noticed you set it ahead" said
Vance very calmly, and smiled. John
DodSon fidgeted.
"You did,"
Eyes" nodded Vance equably.
"And said nothing about it,"
"Oh. | was too polite for that! Be
sides, the gentle hint had its erect
The system of your household has my
respect Mr.. DOdSOn. And do YOU
know" continued Vance brightly, ut
was very fortunate for you that you
sent me home an hour earlier than
usual"
'Why. how so?" inquired the mysti-
fed father of Nellie.
"A friend of my father was at our
home. Just leaving. He comes from
the east to settle down here, has
some large funds to invest and asked
me to send him to a good broker. |
named you, of course"
"Why. thanks" stammered Mr.. Dod-
son.
John DOdson gave Vance Drury a
warm greeting when he called upon
Nellie four nights later. Why not?
For had not the young man turned his
way. an investor worth having?
And at 9 o'clock that evening. with
a solemn wink at his prospective SON.
Ir-law, John DOdSOn turned back the
clock. This time Nellie saw il. and
both she and Vance knew that they
had Stanch friend In father"
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NATURALLY
But, my dear.
what can you see
in him?
Ma. when q
man tells you
that you are the
finest ever. and
keeps it up day
after day, you
can see a good
deal in him.
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THE
STOLENHOUR
By RALPH HAMILTON


Keep your eyes bright and the
roses fresh in your cheeks by going to
bed early" was the mild way In which
Mrs. Dodson put 1t when Nellie began
to have company.
81 won't have these young fellows
burning my lights in these hard times
and disturbing my rest after reasona-
BILE hours" was the gruff ultimatum OF
Mr.. DodsOn.
"Now, don't be q beari" sOOthed Mel
| lie, restoring the good nature of her
| father with kiss and hug. las to
the young fellows. why, papa. there's
only one lately, and he comes only
/ twice q week"
This was true, and Nellie looked q
trifie clustered as she thus called at
tentiOn to the fact. Vance Drury had
got to be pretty steady company, and
Nellie's preference for him was so
clearly shown that would-be suitOrs &C.
cepted the situation and 1t was pref
ty generally considered that Nellie and
Vance would make a match of it.
A courteous, well-considered young
man was Vance Drury. and except for
the head of the household who stood
on his dignity with all Of Nellie's WIS.,
itOrs, the family all liked him i'm
mensely. Not only the lovers, but Mrs.
Dodson and Nellie's two younger Sis
tiers were always invited to become
an audience when Nellie and Vance
played their duets in the music room.
But one particular evening John
Dodson was all out of sorts. Bust
ness had been bad at the office and he
felt tired and grumpy. He wanted to
get to bed early and make other peo-
pie do the same. The usual coterie
were enjoying themselves in the mu'
sic room when Mr.. Dodson stole from
the den unobserved and entered the
main living apartment whence the
family group had finally adjourned.
The lights were turned down low
and apparently no one was observing
him as he approached the clock on
the mantel shelf. The house was run
l ny tiiis lIusly Olu tllutplcCc anu
Vance pretty systematically followed
Its indications as to departure. Mr.
DodsOn noiselessly opened the glass
face Of the clock. Yhe hands stood al
half past eight. He deliberately
turned them ahead an even hour, Gid
ed back to the den and awaited the
consummation Of his unlovely scheme
for sacrificing the contentment o.
others to his own selfish ends.
At o'clock correct time the musi,
room group returned to the mali
apartment. 1t was Mrs. Dodson whit
CHANGED first to glance at the clocl
and in her pleasing polite way OBJ
served:
"Why, how late 1t Is. l declare 20,
two are so engrossing in your delight
full music that time flies faster thar
we realize" and consistent Vance
while his face bore a queer expression
arose to go and within Is minute
John Dodson, wickedly grinning 4
himself, was ensconced In his comfort
able bed.
Alas! for the retribution Of the fol
I lowing morning. The profoundly slun
bering Mr.. Dodson has aroused b,
the direful intelligence that 1t wa
half past seven. and that Il he sxpec!
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HOLY NAME BAPTISMS

Mary Grace. daughter of Louis
Brauner and jeanette Brechtel of 527
Whitney. Sponsors: Leslie easier
and Grace b. Ernest
Walter Joserh sOn of JOS. w. Heider
and Nora II. Tamor Sponsors: John
Tamor AID Mrs Fred Heider
Ernest Louis sen of Ernest l.. Nun.
sherman and Hazel Ballay of Teche
ST. Sponsors: John c. Kinberger and
Norah &. Michel
Edward Francis. son of Albert l..
Mares and Augusta HelmStetter
Sponsors: Frank Helmstetter and
Florence Mcqueen.
Rita May. daughter of Joseph IO
.um and Loretta Hupertz. Sponsors
John Ruiz and Mrs. WIN. Martin.
Rosalia, daughter of Anthony MOTTO
and josephine Cattarzarr". Sponsors:
Peter and Caroline madonna.
Mary Virginia daughter of Ulysses
Wattigny and Cornelia Mustacch'a
Sponsors: Joseph and Rosa Mustac
CHA
Albert Paul. son of r. Pitre and
Evelina Carpenter. Sponsors: John 7
Lindquist and Evangelina f. Pitre.
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ALGIERS AGAIN LUCKY
No If.

Democratic Association at ueE
Aurora Plantation TO be
Council should be gratifying news 10 the
administration For the past SIN
directly represented in our council by Mayor
political patronage that might nave e
of John R. Norman for one ot the
b.!
member City Council The Orleans Democratic
their selection and the Anglers
the
if the council he will
Mayor Mr.
Algerine he for the west side IN cast
commissioners court jealousy ami give
Mr. a