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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14
No guerra que 10 retrataran

Despues de que e. p]risionero y u
custodios abandonaron e. tren en- que
uegaron al puerto, Sc presentaron
los Representatives. de los diarios 10
Gales ' dc Mexico, con objcto de en-
trevistarlo. FL general de Ia Lave
manifesto que NADIA tenia cue decjr
aparte de que 10 habian tratado per
fectamcnte bien Y que estaba suma-
mente agradecido a SANCHEZ. que 10
habia conducido hasta &Cui desde San
Francisco de las Penas, lugar cerca-
no en- que habia sido derrotado. Los
periodistas suplicaron al ~prisionerO
que permitiera que fuese retratado. J
solo aSi Sc logro n ~fotografia, que
tue env;ada q NI6Xico. En- seEulda
Sc order6 que fuera t~C2Siadado al
Quartet Morclos, de este puerto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14
NERACRUZ.

VERACRUZ, Febrero 1O.-Ayer
l~legaron q esta ciudad los generates
carrancistas Liberato Lara y Guada-
Iupe SANCHEZ, conduciendo a prls5o-
nero de guerra general eX-Federal
D. Gaudencio Gonzalez de Ia Lave,
capturado. como sc ha informado por
Ia via t~elegrafica, en- Nautla. donde
al trente de otros jefes revoiuclona-
rios sostuvo IN rudo combate 0 las
fuerzas del gobierno, en- el que TOGO
Ia derrcta esta yez a los revoluc;ona-
rios.
En- ese combate, como Sc ha mfor-
made, murieron los jefes Cepeda, Y
VazQuez. que desde hace alg0n ITEM
po c~peraban a las ordenes del ancla-
, no militar prisionerO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14
Libros Maravilosos.

Para los que sufren, soI victinlas
de Ia ~tesgracia, les persigue Ia ma
la suerte, fracasan en- sus negocios Y
son desafortunados en- amores. Con
tan curiosos libros lograran todos sus
deseos, seran afortunados en- nego-
clos Y empresas, ~lograran ell carino
del ser amado, llevaran a feliz termi-
no sus asuntos y triunfaran en- TODD;
Sc veran libres de malas influen-
cias, y venceran 4 sus eHemigos Y ma
die podra causarles dano. Envie 10
centavos en- estampillas de correo pa
"a gastos Y recibira catalogo gratis.
Direction: Sres. V. Martin Y CO.,
San Rafael 6l-A. Habana, Cuba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14
Entereza y vigor ex-
traordinarics.

E. general de la Lave lego en-
sucio traje de campana y en- general
en- r.alas condolences de i~udumentarla
pero en- cuando al estado de amino es
exceleate. Y asi 10 afirman j custo-
dos, Quienes afirman que es adml-
rable Ell caracter de estos viejos MI
l~itares. En- 10 fisico presenta IN as
pecto v~igoroso, y los amos, pues Sc dI-
ce que cuenCa va cerca de los ochen-
Ia. no Sc advierten en el p~risionero
mas que en- SuS ana Y en- las arru-
gas de su rostro. el que por otra par
te ~presenta una expression agradable
V de rasgos energicos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14
Las gest:ores dc sus
familiareS.

Los hijos del general de Ia LA
We han hecho toda clasc de g~eStiones
para que Sc conceda el amparo a Su
padre, pues hay la impression de que
cI conseio de Guerra Que Sc reun!ra
esta noche 10 sentcncie q muerte. de
Ia miSma que Sc hizo con G
general Alvarez. Sin embargo, cl re-
sultado de estas geStiOnes fu6 el de
cue Ia Justicia Federal ampar0 al REQ.
mandandose Suspender todos los pro-
c~edimiemtos militares por el termino
dc veiuticuatro horas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14
;ESTA PERDIENDO So
FNERGIA?

Sc siente I'd. cansado a toda no.
"a? lie duele la espalda? General
mente los hombres Y mujeres de ne
dia edad que Sc lanentan DC clio,
pero solo Sc debe a IN eNceso ae
trabajo o a descuido de los r!nones.
Tome Foley Kidney Pills. E Rev.
". F. NJ. Swyndole, de Macon, ia.
dice: "estoy dispuesto a~recomendar a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14
Vcrsiones propaiadas por
los cHemIgcS.

No obstante que los jefes militia
res Y Il Justicia Federal ha tenido
atcnciones para e. general de Ia La
We, sus cnemigos de este puerto han
tratado dc irdisponer los animos en-
81 contra, propaiando IA especie de
que el case es enteramente iguai al
del general Alvarez y que. de ante
mano, va Sc sabe que Sc lie fusi!ara,
aungue 10 amparc Ia justicia en- Ia
misma ciudad de Mexico. Ademds,-
djcen los radicales rojos,-el general
dc la Lave fue Ell que orden6 ell fusi-
1anllento de algunos revolucionarios
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14
'Conformate, hija MIA, cl
destiro de los howbres tie
nc que cumPlirse.'

Mientras estos tramites seguian
su curse legal, los hijos del general
&c In Lave Sc encamjnaban rdDida-
mentc q Yer al p~risionero y Sc dedi-
caban 4 gestionar 10 relative a su
salvation, pues como. Sc ha indica-
do. Ia ~seatencia de muerte es 10 que
TODD ell mundo espera. Una hija de
don Gaudencio, la sonora Gonzalez
de OLIVE, logr6 llegar 4 San Fran
cisco de las Penas, cast en- los mis-
mos momentos en- que las fuerzas del
gobierno Sc disponian q conducir a.
p~risionero d EeracruZ. La sonora de
Olivie, al yer a 81 padre, lanz0 una
exclamation profunda, arroj3ndose
rapida sobre Sus braZos, que serena
mente Ia acogieron con paternal a.
fecto. al mismo tempo que de los la
bios del anciano soldado salian estas
palabras: "Conf6rmate. hija mia: eI
deStino de los hombres ticne que cum
plirse. Y POGO restame Va de Vida.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14
La escolta, con respeso,
suPlico a la dana que Sc
alejara.

La anterior escena, eminentemen-
te dranatica, fue intensa V conmo-
vedora. prolorgandose por algunos
minutes, durante los cuales los SOL
dados de Ia escolta permanecieron
silenciosos. Cuando 10 creyeron opor
tuno, manifestation q Ia sonora que
habia llegado Ell momento de condu-
cir al general de Ia Lave a Vera
cruz, ror 10 cual lie s~uplicaban tuvie-
n la bonGad de r~etirarse. Sin embar-
go, para cu2ndo el prisionero lego
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14

Tnforma tambiGn el jefe de Ia es-
Gotta. que en- el mismo San Francis
CO de las Penas recibi6 el t~e!cgrama
del Juez de Distrito de este puerto,
e- que le do cuenta de que Ia Justi-
cia Federal amparaba al REQ y de que
dcbia suspenGer TODD prucedimiento
militar en- 81 contra, que 10 condu-
.iera a este puerto, pero va a dlspo-
sici6n enteramentc del JuzgadO de
Discrito, cuyas ordenes habia cum
plidD al pie de IL letra.
FL general de Ia Lave permanece
en- Fl Quartet Morelos de este puerto,
a disposition del mismo Juez de Dis
trio, por cl tGrmino de setenta y dos
horas-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14
81 Is listed MUJER LEA
ESTO QUE Ii CONVENE

En- cast todos los casos de deoaidad Los "SupoSitorios Mitchel1a
CT rujcr, SC noca IN ijo mucoso Faeinales,' et1n cons'deTadoS p"r
dsb1 que sc ccaa &c Ia vagina que Sc ePeAahStas Ell ene7HeaaleS oe 's
cOnooc con c nombre dc eucurea Y "He's' COMO e' '1m"" ""
N"'" S ~ medades Ioalcs dc Ia mujer. Adcmis
' - "f"tN-eI COM 800 """ tcnenos una inGnidad de testimonies
conooen l. importance VII" uc eC dc personals id5ncas Y cGcCtcrzadas
derrane J con a TaPiaez que deCMta &c dHIntos paises, cn que nos nden,
ST. orSanGsmo. IL T=sutado conun dc en- una forna que revea mUcha sin
sGa enhrmedad tan penosa Y moesta ceTdad, ST agadecimento por d
Tue t7ntfs"no g IA gcneraEzado enre eNto Q@e han aLanzado con los 'Su-
e. syo fernensro. Sc iocalza en- los positorios Mitchena Vaginales-"
orcanos rep.ciucrores. ocasonando DO En- las duecGones cue acompaHa 4
Ir de espa.a. Goor de costado. dor cma GAIA, SC dan q conocer mas en
de caheza. enicrmeiad de los oyaiOs, detaHe les enemedades cue han so
nnrada Inemda. cananGo, nerro- dor7adas con d uo de este gran
sdad paEdez dens, nal hunor y color espeGEco, y ninguna mujcr va ga
arorral. Eta debndad tamba9n cs caSda. sotcra o viuia, que SURE de
acausa de muaos caSs de eserldad. cuaIqUea &c estos de6rdcnes, dbe
Cuzndo e iujo de esa mohSIa es vaclaI en- haccr IN cnSyo, especial
profuso o abundante, generainentc mene 81 Sc scntc carsada Y abatida.
sgmNa que eysren ulceraGores y FL uso de les "SupoStorios MitChe-
d;docaciones de a ratrz los dolores LA Ya9inaIes" rs sencIuo Y no con-
Y ardcrcs dc Ia inflammation son mas tenen gaa de ninguna esPoGe. Pr
constantes ' Ps1Istcntes. danse en las Farnaclas y Drogueras
Con segurdad en- las Fa-nacss Rio Graude", e. Paso; San An
tnnio Drug Co. San Antonio y "B-unswig Drug Co, Los Angeles.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14
lei GENERAL De IA LLHE, CON GRAN ENIEREZA, DDO
4 SJ HIA OLE 10 ADRAZAM L0RANDO: CONF ORNATE,
OLE E. EST|NO De Los HnBRES T|EN QUE CONP DRE'
Relaci6n exacta y detaHada del arribO de. prisOuero al puerto de Nefacrnz J d
las dclaraciOres que hmO a los periodicals..
rgGn cTMTA Tres MEE SMR MI TRA-uIDY SGNAPM En- LAS lB lBRAB REPUBLICANS

cuando principle Ia campaha contra
Ia tirsnia.
Frente a esta mala voluntad, la
genie sensata habla de que el gene
raj de Ia Lave tiene cerca dc ochen-
ia amos y que, conforme a las leyes
militares, no Sc puede fusilar a IN
individuo mayor de sesenra. Pero CO.
mo no Sc sabe 81 el general de Ia LA
We sera considerable como militar o
como civil, las opinioaes, en- este
punto, no Sc emiten mas que para de-
cir que no debe ser pasado pOr las
armas Ell ~prisionero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14
eel momcrto mas felix
dc su vida.

En- una entrevista que ell general
de la Lave concedi6 I los represen-
tantes de Ia prensa manifesto que ha-
cha seis amos que no veia a sus hljos
V que no conocia q esta %nietecita, una
nina cue Sc hallaba en- Ia prlslon con
81 V a quien acariciaba.
e. momento mas feliz de mi vida
es este,-dijc el prisioncro,-porque
ne vuelto a yer a los MICS
Cuando Sc lie hahio del consejo de
g exclam6, como hablando so
10: 'Tengo cincuenta y tres mos de
servir a mi Patria, Y siempre en- las
filas liberales V republicanas."
Habl6 en- seguida de sus servlcIos
prestados en- distintas 6pocas, todo.
consignados va en- Ia Historic de Me
xico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14
Sc trataba de libertar al
general de la Lave.

Informa ell general Sanchez que
cuando conducian al prisionero de
San Francisco de las Penas a la esta-
ci6n donde deberian tomar e. tren
para este puerto, una partida rebel
de Sc acerc0 al parecer con Ia lnten-
ci6n de libertar al ~prisiohero; pero
que habi6Idose teniGo toda clase de
precauciones, dicha partida no Sc ha-
bia atrevido a a~tacarlos, probable
men1e porQue no disponia del numero
de hombres suficicnte para poder
e~nfrentarsa a los de Ia ~escolta. Indl-
ca. adenlas. c! mismo Sanchez, que,
como 10 expreso ell general de la LA
We, dispense al ]prisionero toda clase
de considerations; sobre TODD, te-
niendo en- cuenta su cdad, que es mas
cue ~avanzada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14

al puerto, va estaba su hipa espe-
randclo en- Ia estaci6n, juntamente
con algunos otros miembros de 81
familia. Aqui volvio a abrazar a
su hija, la que dando IN beso en- la
mano, al ~prisionero, sc alelo, al pa
recer, tr%anQu!la.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14

Con Seguridad en- las Fa-macla:
tnnio Drug Co. San Antonio = f
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-29
REPUBLICANS AFTER
DEMOCRATIC SEATS

CHICAGO, July 3s-Republ.cans will
concentrate much Of their energies
from now until election in campaigning
for six seats IN the L. S senate now
held By democrats It was held at the
party's headquarters today by Senator
Miles Poindexter Of Washington
The seats which they have their eyes
on. 1t was stated, by Senator Poindex-
ter. are held by Senator Marcus A.
Smith. OF Arizona, Senator James P
Phelan Of California. Senator John
Nugent of Idaho. Senator Charles
Henderson, OF Nevada, Senator George
T. Chamberlain OF Oregon and Senator
Edwin S. Johnson~ot Ssouth Dakota.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-29
RUSSIANS
BREAK OVER
POLISH FRONT
BIZ FRANK MASON

STAFF CORRESPONDENT ,. ~ sERvIcEl
BERLIN, July 29-During nhting on
the Polish battle front. whic hhas fol-
lowed Russia's acceptance Of Polanc's
plea for sn armistice the Russians
have broken the Polish front over its
entire length along the Nieman river.
said n dispatch from Warsaw today.
The Polish losses are reported TO be
heavy.
Polish Aviators report the Russian
high command is massing ten thousand
cavalrymen between wilma and Grodno.
indicating that the Rolsheyik arc pre-
pairing for a new drive north or War
saw.
possible explanation OF the con-
ttnued hghting by the Russian Red
Army was contained in the following
dispatch from Marggrabowa to the
newspaper Neuer Berliner:
OFFICERS Of the old czarist regime
in the Russian army are refusing TO
obey Moseow's order for armistice
With the Poles Tension has develop
ed between the Bolshevik commissars
and the army generals. Apparently
the latter are either unable or unwiII-
ing TO restrain the troops.
The Polish military authorities at
Posen have arrested $50 German agita-
tors IN that district. according to news
from Meseritz. There is no conhrma-
ton Of the runor current here yester-
day that a revolution had broken out
et PoSen.
Minister Of Defense Gessler has isl
sued a proclamation warning Germans
10 beware OF Bolshevik agents who
pretend 10 be recruiting soldiers for
service IN the Russian white" tanti-
Solshevik) army. There is reported
70 be much activity in different parts
Of Germany by recruiting agents who
declare they are seeking men from
Cen. Wrangers army on Crirean
front.
The allied mission az Dantzig is tax
iag stern measures to put down labor
trouble that arose over the shipment
o. war supplies 10 Poland. II is re-
ported that British soldiers are being
used as strike breakers to unload
ships containing munitions consigned
20 the Polish army.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-29
REPORT VILLAS
CAPTURE
tInrERNLrlonAI NEMs srRvIcE-

I'M EFNAITCNNL NEWs sEFVINEI
WASHINGTON. July 2S--t nconhrnl-
ed reports OF the surrender of Francisco
Villa 70 the Mexican Federal forces at
sabinas. were received by the state de-
rartment this afternoon from Chihua-
hua. The state department al the same
time announcsd that vigorous represen-
tatIons have been made 70 Mexican gov
eminent demanding the release OF Carl
Haegel:n. an American. who is reported
to be held by Villa AT Sabinas
Reports to the state department from
Piedras Nesras stated that the Mexican
Federal troops ars advancing TO Sa-
binas from Montiova and that addi-
uonal forces are being held IN readi-
ness in the Northern part of Mexico for
use IN the event OF Villas forces fail
ing 70 surrender
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-29
AUTO NOT
PLEASURE: But
UTILITY CAR

'Bu siness hours are the busy hours
for the traf5c cop. For the most part,
on evenings and Sundays he IS of the
sob. This indicates better than any
argument that the term pleasure car
"a a risonomer. The automobile today
Is a passenger carrying business We
hicle.7
That is the way z. ". Cox. Firestone
representative, summed up the case OF
the automobile vs.. the careless speaker
yesterday in his ONCE sanctur. while
the automobile editor was caller there.
A business acquaintance had just de-
parted after thoughtlessly offending by
the use OF the words pleasure car"
They are words that the initiated know
an always be counted on to rufhe up
anyone IN the automotive industry.
Maybe IN the early days. when the
automobile could not be depended on 70
get there went on the Firestone man.
the business man might have reserved
automobiling for his holidays. when he
would have lots of time TO fix pune
lures and tinker with a balky engine.
But today he uses II only incidentally
for pleasure rides. Helping him in the
conduct OF his business. or helping his
wife on her calls to the grocer or dress
maker. rs its main function.
Now the harm done b. the man who
persists fa calling IN automobile a
pleasure car IS this: He IS classifying il
as luxury, and in these GAYS or high
taxes. with Injuries very properly the
things raost taxed we cant afford Ia
nut 1t IN that class. Putting a tax on
Il is putting a tax on progress in bus4-
ness. Yet the power OF suggestion nada
by unthtnking speakers will cause un-
thinking legislators TO put upon 1t tax
alton burdens beyond what IL reason
able It's UP to every man who uses
an automobile in his business TO help
educate the public TO its real status
passenger car. of practical utility in
business"
And as the automobile editor thinks
the same about il as the Firestone man
he IS publishing his sentiments as above
all together. henceforth and forever
let's make it passenger" car.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-29

replied that the use of the mysterious
scientific words in connection with tire
advertisement dates back many years
In the midst OF all this wealth of
scientific attainment. we are forced u
admit" he said that the United
States Ruber Company has nothing
that can be used as new matter for
the next revised edition Of the diction-
ary We are struggling along. IN
mystifyfnE and unmystifed. We DO
not believe there is any mystery about
good tires Our rubber comes from our
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-29
PEACE HOPE
UP TO RUSSIA


LONDON, July 2s.-rhe question Of
peace or war in Eastern Europe was
put squareiy up to Russia today by the
allies France and Great Britain are
in complete accord in the new RuRai y
policy Their agreement was sealed
AZ the RouloEne conference OF Premier
Iioyd George and Premier Millersand
whica ended last night
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-29

Belfast from a possible massacre
of thousands and north Ireland
from a devastating civil war.
The photo shows High street in
Belfast. which was the scene of
much Of the recent rioting in the
Irish city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-29
Horse That Kespa NJ. Head.

When a horse suddenly finds a sled
with four children on it in collision
with him, rears up. comes down with
one fooc well out in front OF the chill
dten and holds up the other till they
scramble to safety, he literally gal
lops into everybody's heart That's
what a horse did recently in q Massa-
chuSerts town.-Our D,umn Animalg
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-29
High street, Belfast. Ireland.

A note has been dispatcher to Mos
COW notifying the soviet government
that Russia must consent TO a general
peace parley. with the allies as par
tlcipants. If peace is 10 be concluded
with Poland and the other states Dor
dering Russia.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-29

In a recent statement Sir
Hamar Greenwood, chief secre-
tary for Ireland, declared that
the troops and police had shown
the sternest impartiality in Ire
land ar that the presence of the
troops and warships had saved
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-29
UNITED STATES TIRES
ARE NO MYSTERY

To tire dealer who wrote recently
10 the United States Tire Company
asking in great agitation whether q
certain new automobile tire. whose
makers made great claims for II be-
cause OF new mysterious process
used in its manufacture. possessed
qualities which sht drive all other
tires or the market, one OF the mem
hers OF the company's technical staf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-29

plantations. cultivated and coagulated
men who stand at the top of their pro-
LESSONS. our tires are fabricated un-
der the control OF the chemical and
physical sciences. Our research and
factory laboratories are the largest
and best equipped in the industry.
Times news service is the best
that money can buy and honest
effort can furnish.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-29
Love and Ambition.

We pass from love 70 ambition, but
we seldom return from ambition to
love.-La Rochefoucald-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-28

No. NO4
Made Of tricottne. Straight skirt with
peplum effect over the hips, braid
bound. Short sleeves, fancy button
trimmed. Size, IL to 40.
No. N12
Made Of tricotine With peplum apron
effect, front and back with full peplum
over hips Edged with silk braid. Two
buckles on belt button on sleeve Size,
II to SO.
No. l7O8
Made Of trieotns. Straight one-piece
lines with Tuxedo collar and vest Of fine
quality georgette and ribbon, button
No. NO5
Made Of tricotine, bask effect with CIR
die fastening in back with fancy but
tons, trimmed with Alice Blue loop
fringe braid. Any size from IL to AZ.
No. Elz
Made Of trieotine, long wasted, tunic
skirt, trimmed with elegant quality silk
braid. Sizes, IL to S8.
No. NIO
Made Of tricoHne. Four folds Of trico-
tine built on q satin foundation form a
panel effect In back. Tuxedo vest front
with vest Of tucked and embroidered
reorgette. Trimmed with silk looped
fringe. Sizes. Is to 80.
No. zoo
Made Of tricotine with separate panel
effect over black satin skirt, narrow
belt, small v shape vest Of heavy Pur-
sian silk embroidery, trimmed with fancy
braid. Any size from 16 to AZ.
No. Nl3
Made of tricotine In the new coat eff
feet style, triple peplum in back and
sides, stole collar with vest Of self
material. This is a misses dress and
comes in size 16 to 10.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-28

m HERE is scarcely woman in this communit.
great event, planning to take advantage of tn
enormous savings which we are offering in thi
assortment of New Spring Dresses for Women ant
Misses. The sale starts at A. NJ, and we wisl
to advise those planning to attend, to early
as possible while the selection is at it's best.
The Snowflake herald., 1920-06-11
MEADOW LARKs.

Meadow larks have been known to
nest within a few yards of occupied
houses, but, as a rule, they show
very little confidence in man, fact
| have always regretted, writes
Frank W. Chapman, in "Our VIM
ter Birds" for | am sure that these
strong, wholesome, hardy birds
would be we'll worth numbering
among ones friends. But they pre-
fer their own company to ours, and
usually nest where they are free
from intrusion. The uncut and un-
used portions Of golf courses make
admirable meeting places for
meadow larks. Here, in early May,
they construct their arched nests Of
grasses and lay four to six white
eggs, spotted and speckled with
brown.
The Snowflake herald., 1920-06-11

| friend and arranged TO spend the rest
of her life in her home Within a
year this companion passed away, and
Eunice took up her quarters in cheap
room at the village hotel.
One afternoon she took a long walk
and sat down to rest on a horse block
before one of the best residences in
town, recently vacated by it's owner.
Eunice had heard that the property
was for sale and as she saw a man
come from the garden wondered if he
was prospective purchaser She
stared, started to her feet the blood
left her face as the stranger advanced
to sink to the ground.
"Eunice y he spoke simply.
She swayed as he lowered her to the
horse block and put his arm about her
TO support her. She was too weak to
resist him and why should she, for was
he not her own husband, mourned as
dead and marvelously reappearing at
the darkest moment of her lonely life?
Don't break down, Eunice," he
pleaded tenderly. "You sent me away
rightly, for was burden and fought
the truth. For five years l floated
Then the true conception of your
worthy principles came to me. / faced
about straight in the path of right
doing, but would not return until I had
proved my ability to provide for you
as | ought. Oh poor, dear soul How
others have wrecked your life! l have
been learning of your latest sacrifice to
your ungrateful relatives. You have
made yourself poor, homeless, for
others. Well, have bought this house,
and it is yours, and ample to sustain
1t"
"Mine? uttered Eunice blankly.
"Yes-unless / may share it with
you?"
Her head sank to his shoulder, and
she clasped his hand John Wardell
knew that Fey had arrived at the
threshold Of new meaning in life.