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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-22
Senate Fight FizzIes.

without q dissenting vote the
senate late Monday afternoon pass
ed the reapportionment bill. The
dynamite was not exploded. There
were no fireworks. Not a cross
word was uttered. What had prom
ised to be the biggest and most
spectacular fight of the senate this
session fizzled out.
The reason is that the senator's
who favored the original reappor-
tionment plan lacked one vote of
putting their program across. The
bill which passed the senate is a
compromise.
One reason why the senate acted
so harmoniously on this measure Is
that not one senatorial district is
disturbed, All the changes are in
the representative districts, and
these do not particularly concern
the senators.
The changes are: One represent
ative is taken from Marion county
one representative from Linn coun-
tv and the joint representative
from Josephine and Jackson coun-
ties. Malheur district with Harney'
has one representative alone Har-
nev and Grant counties are made
Joint district, one more represent
ative is added to the district con-
sisting Of Crook, Deschutes' Jefter-
son, klamath and Lake.
The Joint district of Tillamook
and YamhilI IS abolished and Tilia-
nook gets the representative alone.
Back of the reapportionment
campaign. hich was planned ana
the foundation laid months prior
to the legislature. was determine
ton on the part of Senator Upton
and Representatives Burdick ana
Gallagher to obtain greater rep
resentstion for eastern oregon
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-22
Turkish Factions
Unable to Agree
Upon a Policy

London, Feb. 22.--At noon today
the to Turkish delegations to the
Near East conference were far
apart politically, and the allied sug-
gestion that they meet the supreme
council as one body seemed tn be
futile.
Bekir Samy Bey, head OF the
Turkish nationalists representa-
tives. remained with his colleagues
and while on the friendliest social
terms with Tewfik Pasha and Re
shad Pasha, sultans of the sultan's
government, had not budged an
inch from his viewpoint that the
Angora administration was the only
government in Turkey and that AZ
demanded the status of an ahs0-
lutely independent state.
In the meantime harassed Brit
ish lalson officers were runninE
from one party to another They
found sympathy and support frOt,
Tewfik Pasha and his colleagues.
but received little satisfaction from
Bekir samy Bey, who repeated HI
answer:
Il alone represent Turkey
The French delegates do not re-
gard definite arrangements tmme-
diateiy possible, but look rather to-
ward an armistice in Turkey
Paris. Feb. 22.-The Greek per
mier. who is in London to aeteHG
the Near East conference. ts siid
by newspapers TO have received q
telegram from King CODstantiue
instructing him to decline to csm-
promise with the allies or Turks ~
gardlng the rights Of Greece In
Thrace and Asia Minor.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-22
Roosevelt Road
Bill ReappearS
In Now Form

Thhe third Roosevelt highway
hill made its appearance :ast nignt
and it places the highway on the
state road map. The state hlgn-
wav commission is not unanimous
regarding the measure in the pres
ent form. Chairman Booth favor
ing it. Commissioner Yeon express
ing his opposition and Commis-
siouer Barratt maintaining silence
Since saturday Senator Hall and
otber friends Of the Roosevelt high
way idea have been in eonsulta-
tiop with members Of the highway
commission and the substitute meas
ure is the outcome Of these nego-
tistions and deliberations.
Powers Given Board
The bill gives the commission
latitude and designates the Roose-
welt highway as beginning al As
.deGc1 xsyattse-------. shrdlu shrdlu
toria. thence going TO Seaside and
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-22
3 Expected Storm on
lnportionlnent Breaks
House Monday Night
\ Amended by Committee Adopted
i Ritter Word Battle; Kubli dissatisfied
Iddition of One Representative to Multi
h Threatens Court Action to Prevent

The long-delayed storm over tn,
re-apportionment bill broke in tn,
house of representatives about mif
night last night. At that time tn,
bill passed by the senate was pre-
sented with amendments produced
in conference of a special commit.
tee, a stormy season prevailed, ant
then followed the adoption of tho
report by a vote of 3S. On the vote
OF 45 ayes the rules were suspended
and the bill as amended was placed
on final passage after several at.
| tempts to adjourn had been made
and lost. The bin was passed bv a
vote OF Al ayes and with II mega.
| tive votes.
The amended bill would give
Multnomah county only one more
| representative. 1t would combine
Curry with Josephine as one sena-
torial district and divide one repre-
sentative between Marion and Linn
counties, this giving Marion three
and half and Linn two and a half
votes in the house.
Immediately upon the changes
being announced by the committee.
Representative Pierce objected to
the combination of Curry and Jose
phine. That started things,
Representative Kay of Marion
! county declared that even with this
change one senator would represent
less than twelve thousand people.
Then the provision for Multnomah
county was questioned, and the
storm broke.
Representative Kubli, chairman
OF the Multnomah delegation, made
most vigorous protest.
Under the provisions of the con-
stitution of Oregon" said Kubli
Multnomah county is entitled to 21
votes in this legislature. The pro-
posal made here is unfair, unjust
and unreasonable. l will not sub
NIT to it; l will go into court before
I will allow such an unreasonable
plan to go into effect. / shall do
this as a representative of the peo-
pie who pay the major portion of
the taxes of the state. | am will
ing to give other portions of the
state more than they are entitled to
but such an unjust plan as this GER
tainly will be stopped. AS an in
dividual. if this is carried through,
| will at my owp expense go intv
court and ask for it's repeal. You
cannot get by with such a proposal
as you suggest here"
Kubli was supported in his con-
tentions by Representative Korell
of Multnomah county and Belknap
of Benton county.
Many members of the house ex-
planned their votes. on the ground
that they deemed it wise to pass
the bill and then get it into confer
ence with the senate. The squab-
BILE over the bill lasted until well
after midnight.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-22
Sale of Salem
Iron Works Is
Possible Today

Involving a sum Of $4,000 the
sale Of the Salem Iron Works to
J. c. -Carruthers. L. II. knight and
VI. =. Pinter Of Seattle, operating
under the name of the Pacific
Coast Machine and Construction
company. is pending and will be
contaminated this afternoon one
way or the other. according to the
statement Of Charles Niemeyer,
Salem realty ma1I aEHE
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-22
Vote Against Acceptance

Washington, Feb. 22.--Shipyard
workers on the Atlantic and Gulf
coasts have voted against accept
ance Of ten percent wage re-
duction. it was announced today
By the American Federation Of
Labor. but officials said little
trouble IS expected" when the nevs
wage schedule becomes effective
March first.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-22
Mote To
Rgue Sent
BAmeriica
nation On Man
/ Sought In In
| Message From
I'D States

gtOn, Feb. p. - The
government has COM
directly to the League
council its view with re-
mandates as set forth in
8ertby Secretary Colby to
h government last Nov
was announced today at
department.
on an official intimation
the council already had
Ion on the question of
the opinions expressed
blbys note to Lord Cur
British secretary of state
n affairs, should be con-
The council. a communi-
Il was described as prac-
1ugaAA G that note was
70 Pas last night.
Bdtih b Answer
awt has been received
4 Biiain 1t was unoffici-
that the British govern
pzparing an answer that
hl'Fards satisfying the
anientions that equal
kmust be provided for
3 Of all countries in a
ltrltories, 1t has been
ihai Sir Auckland Ged-
rtiurned to the United
flerday after consulta-
the foreign office in
pad empowered to con-
Reas Of his government on
~ Officials of the de-
declined to say from
F'er the intimation came
question should be taken
'he league, but it was
\ came from Great Bri-
Ihat the returning British
= bore the message.
! First Attempt
have been re-
me department from the
y a certain amount of
Ienee has followed, but
e first time the United
inflated any action be-
BODY. Officials insisted
not to be taken as an
mat the United States
ONE involved in con-
Oh the league, but
manifestation of the
ION of the United States
upon its rights even
: not a member of the
ole , to Lord Curzon.
'Oloy said the United
not purpose to be ex-
u participation in the
privileges secured under
'lov'ded in the treaties
u II expected to be re-
'erms Of those man
< tAey We're put into
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-22
Detroit Man
Selected For
Naval Berth
Hoover, Scheduled TO
Be Secretary of Com
merce, Expected To
Decline

X x X X x 4 4 X X \ x 4 (
X
X The new capinet as SO
X lected by President-elect
X Harding will be:
X Secretary of state--Chas-
I; Evans Hughes. New York.
x Secretary of the treasury
K Andrew Mellon of Penn
< sylvania.
X Secretary OF war-John
4 w. Weeks of Massachusetts
k Postmaster generai-Wm
X H. Hays of Indiana.
!. Attorney general--Harry
X M. Daugherty of Ohio.
!. Secretary of the navy
i. Edwin Derby of Michigan
X Secretary of the interior
!: A. b. Fall of New Mexico
K Secretary of agriculture
K Henry Wallace of Iowa
K Secretary of commerce
K Herbert Hoover of Califnr-
K mia.
!: Secretary Of labor-Jas-
4 T. Davis of Pennslvania.
a. IL - L.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-22
lent Tax On
Poline Passed

Il 'lat the time will come
on gasoline will be
sy for the entire road
Improvement program
and that the proposed
ssn's a gallon on gaso
H., '0F vehicle use is the
aule means Of distribu-
f.. f. o. Eetter highways.
= look the floor in the
I. .HoFning and led the
~ resulted @ in the adop-
ose bin 357 levying the
L provisions of the bill
i = slsoline used for pur-
i-l.- 'ile propulsion of
-, IS exempt from the
s0line. used for motor
= stationary engines
H. ol' Il per cent of the
oI gasoline usad in
1s pciated out bv
le Measure.
u'at then Ian of assess
80. - for rhe improve
-. and highways is
Bean nointed ont
-. 'ased on the gasoline
- ss-'i6ltes the cow =,
=. maintaining ros Ss
r5,-p.' persons using them
!, uon TO the amoun+
uses them.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-22

ST Augustine, Fla. Feb 2z.---
PRESIDENT Harding completed
his cabinet late today by virtuat
selection of Edwin DENLY Of De-
troit as secretary of the navy
The choice was the first big SUR
prise among the cabinet selections.
Mr.. Denby's name never having
aDpeared in newspaper specuiatiOu
about the navy post. He is an at
torney and a former member OF
congress and has served as an en-
listed man in war time in both tne
navy and marine corps.
Herbert Hoover of California ana
James ]. Davis of Pennsylvanta viz
tually have been chosen for Presi-
dent-elect Harding's cabinet A
tentative offer of the portfolio OF
commerce is understood to have
been made to Mr.. Hoover, and the
general expectation here is that the
former food administrator will ac-
cept
MIR. Davis, d former steel worker
and now a banker, is to be secretary
of labor If the cabinet slate goes
through as 1t now stands.
selections Tentative.
Meantime it became known THAI
all of the cabinet tentative seAec~
tions previously reported have been
finally put into the class OF certain
ties. Two of these, Charles Evana
nt.tr for e4nnWpfnEW
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-22

A temperature OF IS degrees be-
low zero was recorded at Wallowa
Friday night. the coldest night Of
the winter.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-22

rAat H1hout mail five
B - use Of a rock
49, sson Short Line be-
20 and Huntington.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-22

Baker county Ibis year Wiu pay
IN taxes Of sII kinds the sum OF
S77s.S93.51.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-22
Circulation

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;%Dsl ,.s'Su. Associated Press sun
L1sssd WIRE
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10

fat. Sdon iubeln Die, oenen 6ieier
FerIte Eransport Silfe, pirflide Silfe
in groBter Scot bringen ion; i6on
freuen fi9 NIT ibnen Ole, bene1 1as
2eib unb Die Scot 5ural Der &ein-
lten uningbare Yein bereitete; nno
miro Damn crit in mandem 5talle, Der
monatelang leer ltano, infer omeri-
fanii6es 8ieb gemolfen, meroen Die
@inber, Die Mrrner1 nno Scranton tpie=
Der Die 10 nottpenoige, friide Wil6 be-
fomm1en, bann miro ser Segen offen-
bar iein.
@ern gibt Sic Mmerican 9airp Sat.
tie Company befannt, Dob Ser 5meite
Eransport gut 11rter @egs lit, bab
&unoerte bon &iiben feit %periproden
nr1b Sanien6e bon Collars geiammelt
1in6; geitiibt ouf Die g%rfabrungen Der
8ergangenbeit nno auf sic 2ebren,oie
ite ltns gebra6t, ibauen mir bertran-
ems unb %boffnungsDoa Ser 8ufnnft
entgegen, uno milien, no Elm 8i1e lit
lit an6 Elm @eg; nnler un6 n~nge5abl=
ter 2an6slente Wi1e aber lit, oa at
belfen, mo Ole Scot uns ruff.
8er mitbelfen min, ienbe feline 8or
511ipen6ungen nn6 &nbperipredrn=
gen an Sbe Mmerican 8airD Cattle
COMPANY, 1913 @eit Wa0ilon Str,
@bioogo, Su.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10

Nationet 5n Ieben, unb bieie Solo
MEN louten entpe6er Deuti6lan0 5n<
ruGgegeben iper6en D6er u1ter Die
@ontroue elmer internationalen, nit
&obeitsredten al1sgeitatteten @eien-
idaft geiteM 1perber, mie lie Die Sol
lGnoiide 8eit Sn0ia COMPANY in
Mmerica batte, berantportlib eine,n
gere6ten nnorner 80lfer umfaiien-
Sen 80lferbnnbe .Das linb bie fun
6amentalen @rllnbidbe, auf 6ene11 al
lem ser Srieoern in Der 8elt oufge-
bunt perben fann, obne Die es fem
ne1es 2eber geben fam un6 fein gnt=
rinnen aus bem 6roben6en l1nglid,
6as 6o6 bnr9 oie Climber bon 8ariS
fommen muB.
SIM Nnmen auer metner 2anos=
Iel1te, mel9e ste l1ebel, Die in ibrem
Momen begangen tporoen iin6, miB=
biqigen un6 beriperfen, int Mamen
Ser nnterbriidte1 Mtaionen, oie auf
bent feierli9 g%egebenen nn6 gebrode=
men 8ort beg Yrd110enten Der Her=
einigten Staaten belteben, i'm Namen
ser &in6er, 6ie Dor Sunger l1n6 &a0lte
gu 3ebntanien6en in 3entraleltropa
1terben I'M Namen bon @1n6erttau=
ien6e11 nngliifliber Ma66en, Sic If
rem &0rper fir 8ro6 berfaufen, nno
Ser olten Mdnner un0 8rulter, Die
aus Mangel iterben, un6 IN Dem Sea-
n1en Ser fiinf5ebn Miqionen, 0ie tn
Sen namenloi en @rdbern onf ben
91la6tfelbern gl1ropas 1iegen, inns
Sic in SEM 8abne geitorben iin0, 6oB
tie fir etne Before 8elt fampften,
nn6 I'M Namen Ser Snn6erte Mi1io=
men, sic tint 6ieie Soften trauern -
penoe i6 mild an Sic, als an Sen
ein5igen Marn, Ser Sic Ma6t bat,
ein5ntreter1 fir sic gbre 6es amerifa=
niihen 8olfes, fir 6ie @rrettnng GU
ropos, fir Sen fommen6en Srieoen
rnb Ole 6i6erbeit iegli6ap 8iptlt1a=
ton.
8noape1f, Sen IA. Sanltar, 1921.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10

= 59einbarer @ioer.
fprnd. Scr Sran5 bat ii6 iebt
cine gon5 bilige 9a@famner gentle.
tet."
rSa - nit Dem gebt es imn1er
utebr bereab."
&C Eouriit:: vs2aiie1
Sie mir penigitens Sen Sting; er
lit Elm teures M~noenfenl"
StraBenral1ber: r8erubigen sic
fih, i9 sueroe i'm in Gbres1 baItenI"
aus Der MiIit6ro
6uI ~~l1nteroffi.
aier (5u einem Sol6aterL ser biIflos
unfortunately: nSte, 2ebmor1,, iloo.
ben sic man ,ti9', DOB id 6urh
Sbre Eauderfunititiide pie ser fe.
lige S@tler oo@ gun Se6i9t beiei.
itert tper6el"
&uItur3eihen. &err:
nSangen 6ertt 6ie Sdnar5en ido11
at ~fulttpiert 5u tperoen2"
Miifionar: 10, getpiB, lett fuib.
rem tie ia fdon 8oitfnrten nit Nm
SfdffcffSs pitffN aSs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10

faufen, tpas mir eigentlib bral1ben.
Wobl leioen mir ridt brett &unser,
ober sic Salptnabr,1ng: MilA, 3ufer
un6 M%eblipeipn, iotpie 8eiBbrot
feblt. Nah elmer unen6li9 langen unb
traurigen 3eit bieter1 uns uniere lie,
ben SSreun6e in Mmerifa lire Silfe on
un6 1en6en uns Die feblenoen Nabr=
ungsmittel. Sir &inoer geben leoen
|Eoq nit itrablenben M1gen CUR Sh11-
le, l1m sic Iiebli@ fdmedenoen Spet=
len ein%5nnebmen. TIMER lieber btn1m=
|Iilder 8ater tpiin6e iid freuen, menn
fih ale Meniden Die 8rroerborO
reidten. Die @abgier un6 &adb1nht
b6tter elm gnbe, benn t1ltr 6ieS bat
l6ieieu ungIudieligen &rieg beronfbe=
|5dtporen, in Incident 10 biele junge>
bliiben6e Men}9en ibr 2eben lalie1
muBten. Meit mei1em finoliden Ser
5en min i6 1tnieren Iieben @ott Bit
ten, oaB er anen Meeni9en lold' EN-
qol6enes 9er3 i9e1tfet1 m0ge, Die es
meme Iiebe Greunbe in Mn1erifa be.
fiser. So bat one uniere Scot balo
Elm gn6e.
Gine1 b~er3lide1t un6 %batfbarsn
Grub aus Dentfblan6 ierbet @rets
Bauer. VII. Mbbfl."
Ser Bemeinoenorltano pdn 2aIrc-
hiittp in GberihIsIan idreibt an aas
|8erIin.r Snltirllstier Der Nrell1,nc::
@irfung s:r gpeii1.llcn ut an
|ben nnferernabrten iidtIid 81 beobe
ladten. Die emit miioen, bIaiien Sc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10

|iidter Ser Bfleglinge beleben iid bon
Sag 5u Sag mebr. Nu@ ibr forper.
liher .!2nitnnh heiiprt iih aniebenbs,
mas n11r als Die Solge Der unge-
mobnten, nabrbaften 5peiiungen an
5uieben lift. Sir ipreben baber Der
religio1en @eiellidaft Der Greunoe
fir oas Ibera,1s cole @erf Der gead-
itenliebe unieren aufri9tigften Danf
aus, begleitet bon bem @uni6e, 6aB
|0ie 5peiiune nod redt lange arlbol.
ten m0ge, boffen6 oaB oaourd Die
8unoen, Die Ser unglidieIige &rieg
gei6lagen, balb gebeilt iein tperoen."
Cine Mlisoebnung 6es SilfSmerfs,
|6eren Mottpen6igfeit aus ie6em 8riefe
berborgebt, 1pelber bon Mitg1ieoern
BEG Mmericaf Srien6s 5erbice Com.
|mittee IN 9euti6lanb i'm americans
|ider &auptqunrtier anlangt, 1T nlr
our1 unteritisl,ng 6es 1eutidden gle.
ments in Mmerifa moglid. Die Ser
.Iorgl1ng zines oeutid}err @inbes nit
elmer frdftigenoen 8uiabmabl5eit eli
men Morpat lang foItet einen Collar.
Nohnpals ergebt an sic Die Infrage:
rBie biele 6euti1e Climber moIen Sic
erndbren beIfen2" 30gern sic nithgtt,
nnteraeibnen 6ie in Der @ef9dfts.
iteue Ssbrer Iofolert neutrality-suspicious.
1e8itnng cine .Nlebge Curb" nn6 fen
ben sic 0ieielbe nit Sbrem erifer
Mnnafsbeitrng an oas Mn1ericon
|6rienog 5erbice Committee, 90 81.
12b gtreet 9bilaoelpbia $50.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10

- e5eihnenb. Scr alter
Dame fam mobl nieman6 etmas
redt madeira"
~Na, i6 lage Sbnen, Die bat ibr
eisenes 8eldmeroebu9 bier a1f Dem
8abnbof!"
= unbe6a9t. @atient: r&at
ftb SIR Seilmittel gegen bic @i9t
bepdbrt2"
ar5t: 80 ia, id babe ei1ert 9a,
tienten, Sen beban6ele i@y if-,. IS
Sabre 6amttl"
@~erf9nnppt. r8ober
tpiifen Sic benin oas al1es, Sralt
&unfeI2"
SEQ, mein Manrt lit bod 8eam.
ter, un6 6ie baben bod lire Mmts.
%eebeimnifiel"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10
SremcenitmnSett.
Entertaining 1tnieres @ilfsmerfes be-
left bem M1tt 111b mebrt Sic
Mrbeitsfrenbigfeit.

Mae 0ieienigem 6ie bas @ilfsperf
ser Mmerioan Dairp Cattle @ompanp
unteritiibt. ooer ibren 8eitrebungen
menigltenS nit liebeooler Eeilnabme
gegeniiber geltan0en baben mer0en es
germ glauben, 0aB fir ie>oie bergar=
genen @o9en iol6e Der Gorge ma=
rem, als ser Oampfer, Ser f%ontroft=
lid) am 20. Nopember leBten SabreS
abfabrtbereit iein 1oute, no6 imnner
nidt ausfabren fonnte. Die Na9ri6t
bon ser Mbfabrt Ser u8elt Mrrom"
BON Seras @itD mirfte erl0ieno, 6as
Betanntperben bon Ser enogiltigen
Mbfabrt na6 elmer ldon borber ing
Mnge gefaBten 2ano1ng in Norfolf
bermebrte Die Sreu0e; Die @emiBbeit,
unlere ameritanii6en &iibe 1in0 auf
benz @ege nod 8remen lieB ale Sor~
gen Der lebten @o9en DergeIien, Der=
gefien bie biele Mrbeit un6 man6erlei
8er6rieBli6feit, bie Der LANCER Ser
5oger11ng 5u ber6anfen tDar. Nidt
mebr lange tper6en Tie 6riiben aus5u<
ida1ert~a1no 5u tparten baben; nno
aue Mnjtalten nnb Srtidaften, oe1en
1niere Sen6ung 5ugute fommen miro,
iinb ldngit 6abon bena6ri9tigt, pas
anf lie ols ibr Mnteils fdat, nn6 bob
Die &iibe fdtpimmen.
@rfreuen6 in6 leubtenb, mie li9te
6onnenitrabHen nudp forgenboaem
Dunfel, fommen iebt bon 6riiben, all
ler6ings crit nod in Gorm bon &a-
belgrammen nur, Ole eriten @a6rtd=
ten inbe5ug auf Ole amertfanil9e Sill
be nr6 beren balbige Mnfnnft IN
9eut16lan6.
SOS oeut19e &ote @reu5, mobl ont
beiten nm ieiner Nufgabe pilen, Scot
gu Iinoerr, no immer iolde berri6t,
nit bent briiben berrf6enoen @leno
befannt, ian6te ieinen @lldDuni6 oh
ser &r0nl1ng Der 8eitrebungen Der
Mmerican DairD @ottIe @ompanD nit
@rfoIg. n@inen bel beripre9enoen
Mnfanq zines eblen 6ilfsmerfes"
nennt es 6ie Madridt bon Der Mb1en=
6ung 6es erlten EransporteS.
Sesbm 1hIieBt 5i9 Der .3entralans=
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the revolution fail, Ricardo Ruey
would be an Outcast, a hunted man
with a price on his head, and in no
position to care for his sister, even
should he survive long enough to
know he had a sister. She would
be alone in the world II he. John Stu
art Webster, failed her now-more
than ever she needed a mans strength
and affection to help her navigate the
tide-rips of life, for life to a woman,
alone and unprotected and dependent
upon her labor for the bread she must
eat, must contain, at best, full meas
ure Of terror and despair and loneli-
ness. He pictured her through a grim
professional OF years of skimping and
petty sacrihces-and all because he,
John Stuart Webster, had hesitated to
lend a dreamer and an idealist a pal
try $4,000 without security.
No, there was no alternative. If
his friendship for Billy was worth a
sou, 1t was worth $4,000; If his silent,
unrequited love for Dolores Ruey was
worthy Of her, no sacrifice on his part
could De TOO great, provided II guar
anteed her happiness.
"Ruined again." he sighed. ''This
is only another of those numerous oc-
casions when the tail goes with the
hide. How soon do you want the
money!
Ricardo Luiz Ruey leaned forward
and gazed very earnestly at John Stu
art Webster. do you really trust me
that much, my friendr" he asked feel
ingly. Remember l am asking you
for $4,000 on faith"
"old sport" John Stuart Webster
answered, "you went overheard in
Buenaventura harbOr and took a
chance among those big, nver-colored,
hammer-headed sharks. And you did
that because you had a cause you
thought worth dying for. l never knew
man who had q cause that was
worth dying for who would even Is.
pouse a cause worth swindling for.
You win-Only 1 want you TO under,
stand one thing Ricardo: I'm moi