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The Jasper news., 1920-12-30
CHAPTER VIII-centInued.

THAT'S the horrld part Of IT," re-
piled Amy. "Charlie says they found
the safe deposit box, but the bonds
were gone"
Cllnton's smile vanished behind a
look Of blank surprise. "Gone?"
"Yes-and all that money In Chicago
in the bank is In your new namel I
That's what made me so cross at
Charlie"
81 don't quite see the connection"
"You dOn'tf OF course It will be
easy for you to explain about the
money and"
"Nothing easier If Jovei Why
didn't / think of II sOonerT he ex-
claimed, and he dropped the hair
brush. "See here, Miss Lowrie-"
"'MIss Lowrie T." she reproved.
He went on, unchecked: "You claim
that look exactly like your brotherT'
There you go again! Don't be sill
lyp
He sprang up, clear Of the eager
arms that she sought to fling around
him.
"No, wait" he exclaimed, as she
jumped up after him. "It's-lt's not
what you suppose-just the opposite" /"
"Oppositel" she repeated.
Il said, / actually began to believe
TO doubt my own Identity. But at
the Athletic club Tell me. You say
I look exactly like vour hrnthar. Thai
must be so. because every one who
knew him Yet there's one thing. Had
he any peculiar mark-a mole or scar,
for lnstance-let US say. on his arm r.
"Why, OF course. Everybody knows
It; everybody has seen It when you
play tennis"
"Seen whatr'
'DOn't PRETEND The mark on your
arm below the elbow"
(which armT
The girls brown eyes began to d.
late. "What-what makes you talk
this way3"
(which arm is the mark onf" he In
sisted.
She replied in a half whisper: ''rh'
right"
He drew up the loose sleeve of hii
robe and held out his bare forearm
She stared at 1t incredulously.
"Well3" he queried.
'It--it can't be that rm-that IT.
the otherf" she murmured.
He barred the left arm. "You see
Can there be a more positive proof o
identity than such q mark as that ol
your brothers armf-which is not Ol
my arm7" .
The yagre dread that clouded he
al,ated eyes swiftly increased to
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her to q semblance Of her usual COM
posure. "That Is better. Now. what
Is the matter2"'
''He-he was going away, and they
stopped him and took him TO jail!
Oh, papa ="
"Jail" shrieked Amy. "WilI in jail 7"
"Hush. We shall soon make It all
right, whatever the trouble may be"
stated Doctor Kirkland, and he looked
at his wife.
His presence had already calmed
her. She replied to his glance Of In
quiry: ut is the bank. They have
sued out a writ of detention--or some
thing. Charlie BENIN heard about It
and telephoned 10 me. Amy had left
home. He thinks you may be able to
explain o. give bail or do something
for WIN. They are oil down at the
police station"
II shall go at once. my dear. You
may walt here until"
Amy clutched the physicians arm +:
II must 60. No matter what he thinks,
you just said there can be no mistake.
So have the right. And / made him
behave before. when he wanted to
run off,"
"You forget that It is hardly n place
for ladies'. child. There would be IN.
pleasant stares."
"But. papa, think of poor Willr
sighed Ellen. "He needs US to cheer
and comfort him."
Mrs. Kirkland looked resignedly al
her husband. III the child insists
| upon going. I must accompany her"
you'll not leave met" walled Ellen
every well. Let It be family
party" acquiesced her father. ave
will descend upon the minions Of tn
law In full force. Telephone Chs-lil
while l excuse myself to my patients
BENIN was waiting on the curl
when Doctor Kirkland brought hi
| light car to a stand before police head
quarters at the city hall. The youn
The Jasper news., 1920-12-30
8OYearSOld
Was Sick
Now Feels Young Aftez
Takini Eat0nic for
Sour Stomach

II had sour, stomach ever since had
the grip and Il bothered me badly
Have taken Eatonle only o week and
am much better. Am so years ED"
says Mrs. John Hin.
Eatonle quickly relieves sour etOm-
ach, indigestion. heartburn. blOatina
and distress after eating because Il
takes up ana carries out the excess
acidity and gases which cause most
stomach ailments. n you have ''tried
everything and stfIl suffer, do not give
up hope. Eatonic has brought relief to
tens OF thousands like you. A big box
costs but tribe with your druggists
guarantee.
The Jasper news., 1920-12-30
Women Worscru aMake oood.H

Women Workers HMake Good
Z The Women's Industrial League Of
Great Britain asked 5000 firms for
statement OF their experience with
women as Industrial workers. Nearly
1,bO0 replies were received from COM
panies whose experience had been en-
couragIng enough for them to retain
women in their employ and In many
concerns to increase the number.
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BENIN shows his hand and
Clinton sees trouble ahead.
CTo BE coNTINUEDJ


"a married woman should see that
she has all kitchen requisites as she
starts housekeeping" "Yes. even to
a husband who washes the dishes for
her."--Judge.
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Wall. MaIIl

Great excitement at the country
club"
"Over whatT
"A countryman tried to join"
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susle--I suppose he eventually broke
your hearth
Kate--Worse than that BE played
cards with father and broke him.
The Jasper news., 1920-12-30

Constipation can be cured without drugs.
Natures own remedy-selected herhs--is
Garfield Tea.-Adv.
The Jasper news., 1920-12-30

Seldom IL.
81 like book where everything
turns out happily" 81 wish that were
true OF the cook book"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-01
A FRIEND OF WOMEN

D Daniel Deoe who V aese;ved celestial abode e7g ttuatei into the professions a fist order and he had s'la little knowledge fora a
 T thought wo @ that advantages linus into the camp of the ac  His is the tally competent to educ He pointed make baubes" man good for that is no more?
 Does plague folly not let her learn, that she might believe delicate gou all revolutionary women be opened in London aradca
 His suffrage the 36th
  for the
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-01
DRESS MOSCOW
 FOR RECEPTION
 OF DELEGATES
Russians Attempt to Put Disguise of Prosperity
 on Capital

LONDON, July 1. - An attempt to make Moscow look a busy and prosperous city during the visit to that city of the English labor dele gates is told by the Lettish informa- tion bureau, whose press bureau has special correspondent attached to the peace delegation in Moscow.
 The various institutions in Soviet Russia had for long time been busy in making preparations for the re- ception of the English labor dele gates in order to sho wthem Russia in attractive colors," says the core spondent. In Petrograd, where as a rule almost no people are to be seen in the streets, all the officials were ordered to take part in the IBcep- ton. Theatrical representations and grandiose banquest were organized with the participation of actresses from. he Mariinsk and AleXandov- ski theatres. The delegates were taken to Moscow in d special train, accompanied by Tcherkess soldiers in bright uniforms.
 In Moscow, the day before the ar
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HAVE PUBLIC RADIO

BUENOS AIRES, July 1.-Radio- to be augmented and devoted to com mercial uses, it is announced The installations at present in use are employed mostly for government dis patches Radio stations are to be set Rawson and Puerta Gallegos and one
 at Buenos Aires. It is intended lat CT to supplement them with others at Corrientes. Bahia Blanca, Comodoro. Rivadavia and Ushaia. Stations all ready existing will be increased in power.
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THE PRICE

n"uon aeps or the world SoooooooO at the beginning
  as ssans about sl75oOOcOOC in the before The debt which The annual interest charges Sf
 In the HOO aggregated only about M OOOOOOO the the 17 agg world indebtedness about s7OOOOOoO At the national debts stood approximately Could the not the price Of war too terrible tho
  catastrophe terrible? enormous burden; never reokoned Cant hope to put government is
 Campaign expenses will not long distance
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Thui'ingia Latest
 European Nation

BERLIN. July 1.-Seven Lilliputian German principalities have been unit ed by law into one new state off cially known as Thuringia. It is a little pore than half the size of New Jersey and has a population of 1,5S4,- 324 It consists of SaXe-Weimar Eisenach. Sake Meiningen. SaXe- Gotha. Saxe-Altenberg, Schwarburg- Rudolstadt, Schwarzburg Sonder- shausen and Reuss.
 The Coburg district in what was formerly Saxe-Coburg-Gotha has been joined to Bavaria by the same law. Thuringia will be represented by two votes in the federal council
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-01
POLYGAMY IN
 PHILIPPINES
 LIN DECREASE

MANILA, P. l., June 26.-By MailD Practice of polygamy in the PhiIip- pine Islands is being reduced through education of girls of the leading fam. iiies of the outlying provinces. ac- cording to Frank w. Carpenter re- tiring governor of the Department of Mindanao and Sulu.
 MT. Carpenter is here to turn over administration of his office to the sec retary of the interior who will act through the bureau of non-Christian tribes in accordance with a new terri torlal law. This law leaves in effect a treaty under which the Sultan of Sulu renounced all pretensions of temporal sovereignty but gained rec ognition as ecclesiastical head of the Mohammedan church in the SuIu ar- chipeiigo The treaty guarantees to the sultan and his people the same religious freedom had by all adher- ents of all other religious creeds. the practice of which is not in violation of the basic principles of the laws of the United States"
 "lt is important to note," said Car. penter i'll one of his messages writ ten as governor that this includes a limitation as to religious practice which necessarily includes the aban- donment of polygamy. There can be no question that it will disappear as the relative number of persons of the two sexes reach an approximate na- tural equality"
 An effort to impose upon the peo- pie of sultan at this time, the pro- hlb1tion of polygamy or the dis continuance of divorce, must unavoid- ably result in the active resistance of a people imbued with fanatic deter imitation to die rather than submit to privation of their religious liberty in matters they believe to be funda- mental and sanctioned by divine au- thority."
 MT. Carpenter said that girls of prominent families in Mindanao and Sulu are being sent to Manila public schools where they associated with Christian girls and gradually become imbued with the homogeneous ideas held by the Christians. The girls are advised to adhere strictly to their own Mohammedan religion as their in fluence, it is said, would be destroyed if they abandoned it.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-01
nAhU
 N

rival of the English delegates, all the papers published strict orders issued by the military and civil commissa- rieS, setting out what everybody had to do and how to behave On May IF the tramway service ill the city was suspended, all the cars being taken to the neighborhood of the Nix olasvsk station, where gaily decorat- ed, they moved to and fro, trying to convey to the visitors the idea of busy traffic.
 In the station all the motor cars from Moscow were pobilized oven the highest commissaries having 10 walk. On May IS parade was or ganized but no private persons were allowed to be present This is the way the Bolshevists organized the trasi-comedy of the communistic par adise in order to deceive the English visitors as to the real state of Soviet Russia.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-01
DaddylLonsIess Pattern


 This design is particularly adapta ble for pillow castings and scarf ends
 Oh. AT stitches.
 1st row-1 closed mesh, open, [ closed, l open, 2 closed, increase ard turn.
 2nd row. closed lneshes, op4H , closed, 1 open clCsod. open 1 closed. Turn
 3rd row-1 riosel mesh. 4 open, : clc-ec. open, ? c.osed opeu, closed increase and 'GIr.
 4th row-2 close. E cahes, ? onen 3 closed. opal, , c.csed, ? cro: closed, turn
 5th row-1 closed mesh, 2 open, closed, open, 2 closed, open, closed, turn.
 9th row-Same as 4th row.
 Eth row-Same as 3rd row. Turn
 Sth row-Same as End row. Turn
 9th row-Same as 1st row.
 10th row-2 closed meshes, 1 open 2 closed. Oh. s, skip d. CT stitches p closed meshes, open, 1 closed Turn
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11th row-1 closed mesh, 5 open, 1 closed. Oh. and single CT twice into the center of chain, ch. more stitch es, skip the first 3 double crochet stitches, 1 closed mesh, 1 open. closed. Increase and turn.
 18th row. closed meshes open 6 d. CT. stitches, ch 9, single CT. into the previous single CT. stitches. Oh. g. D. CT. 6 times skipping 1st q. CT. stitch. open spaces, 1 closed space. Turn.
 18th row--1 closed mesh, open, q. CT. stitches, 10 ch. stitches, single CT twice, 10 oh. stitches. skip 1st d. CT. stitch. 5 d. CT. stitches, open meshes, closed, increase and turn.
 14th row. closed meshes, open, 3 closed. Oh 10, single CT. twice. Ch. 10, skip 1st d. CT. stitch, closed meshes, 2 open, closed, turn.
 18th row-1 closed mesh. 2 open 10 d. CT stitches, 10 ch stitches, Z single; CT stitches, 10 ch. stitches, closed Turn.
 18th row. closed meshes, 2 open, 3 closed. 10 ch. stitches. ? single CT stitches. 10 ch stitches. closed meshes. 2 open, 1 closed. Tup.
 17th TOW Same as 18th TOW.
 18th row-Same as 18th row.
 18th row Same as llth row.
 goth row-Same as 10th row.
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DOUG AND MARY

Mary style D London surround At ings that of his wouldn't depart until a speech
 It sounds like makes the whole world ceved abroad the in England wipes things ndersand ndings.
 America great English speaking Ambassadors the international felowshnps Mary by lavish compmenting the United State.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-01
Menu for Tomorrow

Menu for Tomorrow BREAKFAST - Uncooked cereal with blackberries and top milk, toast. coffee.
 LUNCHEON - Goldfish b l s, brown bread, date waters, iced tea. DINNER - Creamed lamb with broiled potatoes, boiled macaroni, orange salad, chocolate frozen pud- ding, drop cakes, coffee
 My Own Recipes Macaroni is good for change from potatoes. Boil the macaroni until tender in boiling salted water. Drain and blanch Reheat with two tablespoonful of butter. Sprinkle paprika over the top when ready to serve.
 DATE WATERS 2i4 cups oatmeal
 2 1-2 cups flour
 i-2 cup water
 3-4 cup butter
 1 cup brown sugar 1 teaspoon soda
 1-2 teaspoon salt
 FILLING 1 pound dates
 2-3 cup sugar
 1-4 cups water
 Cream butter and sugar. Mix dry ingredients Add alternately With water Roll dough on a floured molding board making a sheet one fourth inch thick. Spread half with the filling. Cover with a layer of
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-01
INFLUENZA IN JAPAN

TOXIC, July 9 The infleunza epidemic has again appeared in Japan and is spreading throughout the >coun- try. The total number of cases since the. malady. first broke out last year has reached 2,2SyOOO of whiohtl19,O0O persons died
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-01
FOCH HOLDING DOWN FORCES
 IF GERMANS

WASHINGTON, July l. - Official advices received here state that the Allied Military Control commission with Marshal Foch as it's supreme di recting head, ex-officio, constitutes now the keystone of allied relations with Germany. It is declared that so long as the commission continues to function, revival of German militar- ism is impossible.
 According to these advices. the Military Control commission exceeds Tn importance even the reparation commission since former President Poincaro resigned from the repara- tions body because the allies had de- cided to limits its authority and since the naval and air commissions have been relegated to positions secondary importance
 The Military Control commission be gan to function as soon as the treaty of Versailles became effective.
 Presided over by General Nollet of the French army with headquarters in Berlin and reporting to Marshal Foch, the commission, in addition to its supervision of German disarma- ment, has taken an active interest in the political-military development in Germany. Reports of the recvrudes- cense of Prussian militarism in East Prussian and Pomerania first emenat- ed from reports of the commission to the supreme council.
 A subcommittee of the commission was sent into the Ruhr district for investigation under command of the French Major Graf and it was the re- port of this mission to official ad- vices, which formed the basis for French contentious at San Reno of German duplicity.
 The work of the commission is di+ vided into two general subjects: ef- fectives and armaments. The sub committee devoted to the subject of effectives is concerned with the size and organization of Germany army. while the subcommittee on arma ments is concerned chiefly with main taining a proper reduction of stocks of guns and ammunition in Germany.
 No place in Germany is exempt from investigation by representatives of these committees as authority Of the supreme council in the past has been invoked several times to obtain execution of the commissions de mands.
 The two sub-committees, in an ef- fort to maintain strict police over DO tential German militarism, have or ganized numerous agents into dis trict subcommittee throughout Ger many. Such district committees on effectives are presided over bv French officers in Pomerania and SchIeswig. East Prussia, Bavaria ana Silesia; by British in Berlin and Sax ony; by an Italian in Baden and Wur tenburg: and a Belgian in Westphaila and Hanover. Similarly, sub-com mittees on armaments have as theil heads. French officers in Pomeranis and Schleswig, Frankfort, Hanover and Saxony; British, in East Prussia Westphalia. Hanover, Cologne, ano Silesia; Italian, in Berlin and ba yaria; and Belgian in Baden ano | Wurtenburg.
 The work of these committees con sist chiefly in visiting garrisons, sup ply depots. military schools and tram
 ing camps, in sending out agents t' make inquiries and incidentally VI
 keeping in touch with the political military tide of affairs.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-01
Lace Patterns A New Design Every
 Week
FILLET STITCHES

Chain Stitch-The thread drawn through the loop
 Open Mesh - A double crochet into chain or the material, two chain stitches and double crochet.
 Closed Mesh-Four double crochet stitches into chain or material
 Turn-F'ive chain stitches to turn. Ii your pattern called for 16 stitches -chain 21 and double crochet into the seventh stitch from the needle.
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dough, cut in narrow bars, and bake in moderate oven. Stone dates and cook with sugar and water tilt thick
 DREAMED LAMB
 2 cups cold roast lamb
 l small onion
 1 cup fresh mushrooms
 2 tablespoons butter
 tablespoons flour
 1-2 cup tomato juice
 1 cup lamb broth
 salt and pepper
 Melt butter, add onion chopped fine and mushrooms if convenient. Cook until the onion is yellowed and softened Stir in flour and cook. till smooth. Add tomato juice, stirring constantly. Add broth. Let boil two minutes, stirring. Add chopped lamb. Season with salt and pepper and let cook until the meat is hot through and the sauce is again boiling Turn into hot serving dish, surround with broiled tomatoes and serve at once.
 They say the better the cook, the poorer the house. keeper, but mere poor house keeping never made a good cook
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SAVE $74O,OOO,OOo

INVITED STATES railroad freight tears V the sructon 15oOO0 50,00O
 Rail They at least twice that
 Freight travel the In like 20 miles, Ocars and or ecars
 than eight i4O,OOo
 Io added available q needed-without a cost
 T; toseher can do this
 tO Nc randma re,rsnts--vially needed n
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-01
SMILE AWHILE
By LEE KINGSTON

Frances famed stands tall quite broad of without hand would denturies Paxtcles takes whir things abobs their in smiles the centuries through wartime invisible still the links
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 NEW YORK, June 26.-The bustle may be old-fashioned, but the bushle sash is the very newest effect in eve ming wear. This model, which Frances Carson wears as William Golfers heroine in The Hottentot. was designed for her by Premet It is of hydrangea taffeta with a rising hen-line that disoloses an accordion plaited underskirt at the side-back
 Embroidery is also a feature of this dainty creation. Morning-glories are worked in heavy raised stitching. the color of the flowers symbolic of the rising sun. Silver threads and beads are used for stems. The should CT bands are of beads and silver rib
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-01
Burned by Tobacco; Saved by Oats

DENVER - Jack Daily fell asleep with a cigaret in his fingers. John Oats. his roommate returned to find the room filled with smoke Dragged Daly out. City hospital physicians think hell recover.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-01

21st row-Same as 9th row.
 In making the center of the 2nd scallop one must he sure that the chains lie even and flat.
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tcopyrtgn,. 1920. N E. A.,

A.. flannel 27 inches
 
  
  held make 0 maxi
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MODERN WooDMEN OF AMERICA
 NOTICE!

Regular meeting Saturday, July 9rd. I. O. o. F. Hall. Visitors Welcome.
 H. r. MATHEWSON, Clerk
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-10

The bakers of Anchorage have raised their prices to 20 cents for @'coffee and" and 15 cents loaf straight for bread.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-10

Bernard M. Stone is planning the ablishment of a newspaper at Hyder
 Harry Ellsworth of Seward has been appointed agent for the Buick auto and the G. M. c. trucks
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-10
SHORT STORIES
 ABOUT AL ALASKA ] OCCURRENCES

OCCURRENCES. !.
 Bernard M. Stone is planning the establishment of a newspaper at Hyder.
 Harry Ellsworth of Seward has been appointed agent for the Buick auto and the G. M C. trucks. Johnnie Reichert, a wellknown dog musher, and one of the members of the Capps survey party, is wintering in Seattle.
 One hundred and fifty flat cars and four locomotives are on their way North from the canal zone to the gov ernment railway.
 The bakers of Anchorage have raised their prices to 20 cents for ''coffee and" and 15 cents a loaf straight for bread.
 Mining operations are going on at the Dolly Warden mine, Alice arm, despite the fact that winter has prac- tically closed the Kitsault valley.
 p@h ou{ to1 hn T- ing man, who with his wife has spent the winter in the East, has returned to his mining property in the Broad Pass district.
 :
 The Alaskan engineering commls- sion now has 1,711 men on the pay roll. The force will be more than doubled as soon as work can begin on construction.
 The Pacific Sea Products Company announces from its Seattle office that if will erect a 1000, ,O00-pound halibut cold storage plant in Southwestern Alaska this year.
 The Anchorage school board has de- cided to buy a motion picture ma chine for the schools, to cost about s2t0. The machines are a great help ill teaching, as the scholar sees what is being talked about.
 A record catch of halibut was made pv the schooner Senator recently, the vessel fishing two days and catching SO.0OO pounds of fish, valued at $9,OOO. Each member of the crew received $500 for his two days work.
  The private caf Seward, formerly used by R. J. Weir on the govern ment railway, will be out of the shops soon fitted up as buffet and chair Car. and will be used between Seward and Anchorage. The name will not be changed.
 The track, trestles and bridges or the southern division of the govern x1ent railway have been strengthened and placed in shape for the heavy To- comotives to be operated on the rail way. With heavier locomotives, heav- fer trains can be hauled over the road.
 For the larger part Of the winter parcel post mail for the Interior mas been accommodating at Chitina, untft $ large quantity has been gathered, to the great inconvenience of the post master, who is short of help. It will be forwarded to its destination soon.
 Edward Ag1edah1, a former Juneau contractor at the Alaska Juneau mine, dided recently at Spftzenberg, an island in the Arctic ocean off the coast of Norway. The message stated that he had been killed by an explosion in a caal mine in which he was working. The fox catch in the Nome country is the greatest in many years. Since the close of navigation s50,000 worth of furs have been bought by the fur men. Is it any wonder that the old timers who went Outside to see what
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-10

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