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The bystander., 1921-07-21

DR.. g. w. Brown, grand master of
the u. B. F. of Kansas City, Mo-, will
make his annual visit July &c.
The bystander., 1921-07-21

Mr.. George Rhoades of Buxton mo
tored to our city last week for a tri,
of three days.
The bystander., 1921-07-21

I character. a.ssa,
The Cosmopolitan Glee club Is ex-
pected to be revived. All members are
requested to govern themselves accord
ingly.
The bystander., 1921-07-21
sOIICITS FUNDS FOR
DEFENSE OF TOM LEW

Anyone interested in Mr.. Tom Lewis
getting a square deal in his trial for
the accused murder of Miss Thorsdale
and who feel interested enough to help
him financially will call Walnut s99
and ask for Mr.. Durr who is soliciting
funds for that purpose.
The bystander., 1921-07-21

Mrs. Gohanna of 1877 West Twelfth
street left Tuesday night for Eldorado,
Kansas.
The bystander., 1921-07-21

UNION, BAPTIST CHURCH.
Pastors subject next Sunday morn
ing, "The Unrealized Secret of Spirit
ual Failure. - Evening service under
the auspices Of the Sewing Circle.
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:sr a % % aas Dill r a e aSe % % %e % s
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me ma = sraIcNent came on the
heels Of announcement in local news
The bystander., 1921-07-21

ritofis ana who "a slcposiitof q DeaIIng'
Iwhen she asked for them.
The bystander., 1921-07-21
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Fountain Syringe not to leak. II
tho bag leaks. or the fittings BE-
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within one year.
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ONE Of ous 800 Wktsr Bottles you
viii receive $500 ~ your prixs. ia
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every homo should have one or two
Of our "No-6eam' Combination Hot
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they arc Indispensable. and the
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about Ia o clock last nigh but dis
n, q 4, ~ hon IL yRaa fiiScfnaed
The bystander., 1921-07-21
COSTS NOTHING no TRY-EYERYBOI

Of
purchasing aotw Bags.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-12

Mcintyre interrupted his daughter with a nasty gesture, and addressed his wife. When Detective Ferguson questioned me as to your reason for being in the. library Margaret l. stated you had gone down to get book left lying on the Venetian cas- ket," he said. ''I waited for you to volunteer an explanation of your presence there, but you never made any"
 1T went down to get our marriage certificate" Margaret forgot the presence of others and spoke only to him, the love-Hght in her eyes eading against the censure she dreaded, as she made her brief con- fession. MT. C1ymer sent me a note, inclosing a cancelled check, stating tEe bank officials had decided my signature was forgery. The check was drawn to Barbara, and on ex- amining it I noticed the peculiar formation of the letter B; it is characteristic of your handwriting and Helens.'' She paused, and added:
 T was at a loss what to think. l knew you and Helen wrote alike; Eelen's extraordinary behavior to me led me to believe that perhaps she had been short of funds, and forged my name to a check in des- peration. Then I remem bered seeing you, Charles. open the box contain ing my aconitine pills, the box's dis appearance, and Jimmie's death from that poison'-she raised her hands in an expressive gesture Although my reason told me that you might be guilty, my loyalty and love refuted the accusation
 "Margaret!' McIntyre's voice shook with emotion; then controlling him. self he turned to. Sylvester. 1T pre- sume this check was some more of your deviltry?'
 Helen answered for the clerk. Re- moving soiled paper from her bag she laid it on Rents desk. "This note was handed to me by Crimes" she exclaimed. ''It reads: Helen, please cash this check and give money to Mrs. Brewster's dressmaker. Fa- ther.' I followed the instructions" And gave the money to my sis | ter" Sylvester chuckled at their 1 surprise. My sister was taught IT. | French convent, and she is an ex- | ce1lent seamstress, when she isn't | drunk, as Mrs. Mcintyre knows" Kent placed the forged check bear ing Margaret Brewster's signature on l the desk. "I take it this check is your work, Sylvester he said. You
 reaped the benefit by having the
 money paid to your sister. Did you also have the fake telegram delivered
 to me stating MT. Rochester was in l Cleveland
 | @'I faked that,'' broke in Roches- l ter, before the clerk could make a disclaimer. "I thought it best to disappear for few days down in V1r-
 ginia, where I could think things | over in peace"
 "So it was you, Sylvester, and not | MT. Rochester whom I encountered l in his apartment exclaimed Kent.
 How did you get in the apartment?' ?'
 From the fire-escape and along
 the window ledge to the bathroom window Sylvester hitched his
 shoulders. 'It was nothing for a
 man of my agility"
 Ferguson eyed him with doubtful
New Britain herald., 1921-07-12
(From Yesterdays Herald.)
THE STORY THUS FAR:

At ths death of James Turnbull. who o0Hglarized the Mcintyre home, suSpt 01oo points to a man named Ro- chester, but the finding of a hand kerchief with the initial "B,' which might have stood for Barbara, one of the Mcintyre twins, duplicates her. Ferguson, sleuth, steals a sealed let ter given by Rochester to Kent Mrs. Brewster, leading figure in the tale, in turn steals it from the detective
 The mysterious murder of Grimes, a butler, adds to the baffling case and Mcintyre is Inspected. Subsequent
 Investigation shows that Turnbuil was poisoned Kent, who is aiding the detective, begins to suspect Mrs. Brewster and asks Helen Mcintyre, the other twin, to confer with him.
 The letter, sealed, is about to be opened when Mrs. Brewster enters the office hurriedly and she is quick ly followed by Colonel and Barbara Mcintyre, the detective and Roches- ter. The croSS-questioning develops that Sylvester is the one guilty Of forgery and theft. Turnbull is shown to have taken the aconitine pill in mistake fol a nitro-glycerine one
 Sylvester's ability at forgery and theft was aided by his close resemblance to Rochester who wa, considered
New Britain herald., 1921-07-12

respect. You have courage" he ad- 1nitted grudgingly. Come, we must get to headquarters" and he aided Sylvester to his feet, but once stand ing, Sylvester refused to move. In- stead he turned to Helen
 What was that you passed to MT. Rochester in the police court and he later gave to MT. Turnbull?" he asked. "Oh, don't deny it, I saw you palm a note, MT. Rochester; from the young lady"
 There is nothing now to conceal" declared Helen. After O'Ryan and Jimmie left the house for the police station l grew fearful that Jimmie might overtaX his strength in carry ing out the farce of his arrest. And as soon as I could I te1ephoned to Philip to meet me at the police court and to bring some amyl nitrite capsules with him."
 And the note, Sylvester, which you saw Miss Mcintyre give me in court" concluded Rochester, as Helen paused, told me to hand the capsules to the burglar and to de- fend him in court. I did both, al- though badly puzzled by the request.'' Rochester hesitated. 1T carried out your wishes, Helen, without ques- tion; but when the burglars iden- tity was revealed, I jumped to the conclusion that you had used me as an instrument to kill him, for knew something of the effects of amyl nj trite''
 Great heavens." exclaimed Helen. aghast.
 Sylvester addressed Helen directly. What did you do with the securi- ties?'
 'I put the envelope back in the open safe when I was here early this afternoon" she explained.
 An oath ripped from Sylvester. "I mistook you for your sister, he sn tried. Had I known it was you, I'd have wrung the securities from you. I sent you a note by your sis ter outside the Cafe St. Marks to se- crete the letter B." his voice rose almost into a shout in his ungov- ernable rage. 1T heard Turnbull tell
New Britain herald., 1921-07-12

you to take the envelope to Ro- chester. and I banked on your bring ing it here or to his apartment" When Ferguson and his prisoner had left the room Kent held up an envelope with it's Hateful red seal. This was delivered empty at Ro- chester's apartment last night-it is addressed to him. Who wrote it ?"
 T did," exclaimed Mrs. Mcintyre. ''1 felt l must consult either you, MT. Kent, or MT. Rochester, so I sent the note to his apartment, but the mes senger boy hurried me, and it was not until hours later that found the note lying on the desk in the recep- tion room and realized I had sent an empty envelope."
 "I see.' Kent held up another en- velope, the red seal broken at the corner. '"This is yours, Helen"
 Helen hesitated perceptibly before taking the envelope and tearing it open. She handed the securities to her father.
 Here is fathers forged confession,' ,' she said as she took the remaining paper from the envelope.
 'It is a marvellous imitation of my handwriting" declared Mcintyre, looking at it carefully, then tearing it into bits he flung them into the scrap-basket and pocketed the se- curities.
 Then Mcintyre walked over to Helen. My dear little girl, he be- gan and his voice was husky with feeling. How can I show my appre- citation of your loyalty to me?'
 By being kind to Harry and Bar bara. My romance is over; Bar bara's is just beginning. And, father, will you and Margaret come home with mel am so lonely; then turn ing blindly away she fairly ran out of the office. .s......
 Kent turned impulsive1y to Bar bara, and his arms closed around her as she raised her eyes to meet his, for she knew that the promise they spoke would be Loyalty fulfilled, and that her haven of love and happi- ness was reached at last.
 THE END.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-12

guilty at first. The story continues:
 Sylvester shook his head. NO, but she did" pointing to Mrs. Brew |ster. When Ferguson left here carrying off the securities from under my nose almost-I had spent the whole day trying to learn the safes complnatlon; I trailed him to the Club de Vingt. I arrived just in time to see Mrs. Brewster drop her fan, and when the men bent to pick it up she lifted the envelope and con- cealed it under her scarf" Don't Mrs. Brewster laid a de- tanning hand on Mcintyre as he step ped forward. 'The man is telling the truth. thought it was the en- Velope you gave me earlier in the evening-it was addressed and the red seal wcs the same"
 Just moment" interrupted Kent
 What did you do with the enve- lopez"
 When I returned home I dropped It inside one of the Venetian cask- ets," Mrs. Brewster replied No one ever went near them, and thought it would be safe there You see, I was puzzled to know how it disap- Deared from the desk in the recep- ton room, where I had left it in one of the pigeon holes, intending to take it later to my room" T took the envelope-your enve- lope-out of the desk,'' confessed Mcintyre "I would have spoken of had left our marriage certificate ly- ing around so carelessly."
 Your what?" Barbara sprang up, as.ounded.
 Our marriage certificate," repeat ed Mcintyre firmly. Margaret and were married last week in Balti- more. We would have told you, Helen, but your peculiar conduct, and Barbara's, so angered me that I for bade Margaret to take you into our confidence
 'Father! Barbara got no further, for Helen had risen. She spoke with quiet dignity.
 You forget, father, that since Monday night we have thought you a forger and, worse, murderer" her voice faltered "In our effort to guard you we have become estranged Margaret'-she held out her hand with an affectionate gesture and with a sob her stepmother kissed her.
 How did this envelope get back inside our safe?" asked Kent a mo- ment later, picking it up and display ing the red seal, intact save for the broken corner.
 T went downstairs about mid night or little later and into the library" confessed Helen. What was my surprise and terror to see Grimes holding the envelope. To me it meant fathers exposure as forger. I had a revolver in my hand and struck before I thought. Then I must temporarily have lost my reason. It was only my thought to save father that lent me courage and strength to thrust Grimes in side the casket. I then returned to my room. and was just coming down stairs again after secreting the en- velope, to release Grimes, and get medical assistance if need be, when Margaret's screams aroused the household"
New Britain herald., 1921-07-12
GIRLS! LEMONS BLEACH FRECKLES
 AND WHITEN SKIN

Squeeze the juice of two lemons into @ botttc containing three ounces of Orchard White, which any drug store will supply for a few cents. shake we'll, and you have a quarter pint of the best frcckle and tan bleach, and complexion whitener.
 Massage this swectly fragrant lem on lotion into the face, neck, arms and hands each day ard see how freckles and blemishes bleach out and how clear, soft and rosy-white tho skin becomes.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-12
THE RED SEAL
 By Natalie Sumner Lincoln A Gripping, Baffling, Tantalizing Tale
 Of Mystery

Copyright 1920, by D. Appleton & Co., (Copyrght 1919-2O, by Frank A. Munsey Co.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-25

tam gazdinu, siel k mel. Rozpo-
vedala mu, jake trapenie maji so
zlym susedom. V tom uvidela sI-
sedovho synka zlostne poveda-
la: "Hl'a, tamto je ich chlapec,
porad' GO anu mann urobit', aby
som sa pomstila jeho materi.'
'Dobrti radu ii dam,'' odpove-
dial pdtnik, 'jestlize ma possUeh-
nes.''
"Posllchnem, len chytro po-
rad
"Odtrhni pekne~ cervene jable
ko, vludne ma chlapca zavolaj a
daj mn ho!"
Rozhnevana gazdina tax urobi-
la a chlapec jablckom rychle be-
zal k. matke. Matka sa no opy-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-25
oko = odslr,isle 10 y n ss..s,

toSne neatratiss jako 81 ku menu
|vl'adnA, jake pekne 81 ho prosila,
aby sa skoro nayratil q jako bl-
des nan 5 DEF mi 6akat'. A jesli
"a ii skutoene riavrati skoro, d'a-
Ikui mu srdeene deti zavolai.
mech otca boakAvaia a sa MIN
radujiL Bud / d'alei pracovit;i,
ticha, laskava, deti syoie drz Y
Ieistote a we'd ich i dobrelnn! |!
D0fam, ze takymto sposobom sa
Itv5j muz bude pomaly odnauco-
vat, az iplne prestane pit lic-
hove napoie. Len 81 pamataj, We
|ked' eloyek chce druhych osist o.
vat, musi najprv ocistit' sam se-
ba a svietit prikladom.'
Sedliacka pod 'akovala "a
popcenie a sl'abila, ze bude mu-
Ia takymto sp6sobom napravat' !.
Ale ma chvil 'ku sa zamyslela rie-
kla: "A co. ked' by predsa man
Eel moja prosbu neyyslysal a j
d'alej sa opijals"
| vypraval jej ptitnik Q pasa-
koch suroyej chvojine. Y toho
od6vodnoval poucenic: "Tvoje
srdce ticz musi vzplaniit yo vel
XII lasku i srdce tvojho muza.
Pol 'utuj no, ze je v moci zlej ma
ruzivosti, zazplac mad MIN, pros
no znovu este vrncnejsie, detl
prived', mech otca so slozenymI
rukami prosia, a diifaj, ze Shy
lasky no obmakcia. Len priklad
a laska napravuje.. Ked' chceme
l'udf napravat' nasilim, zatvr-
dzujeme ich srdcia, ked' 81 mu-
zovi svojmu hresila, pill este via
Gel. Zlost' robf 20 zivota peklo,
laska premenuje zivot raj. Pa
matuj 81: zlo sa odstraHuje pri-
kladom laskou. Z
TAX tlohovoril phtnik a cd
isiel.--
Prisiel do Incl dediny, kde sa
diva stsedi uz dvadsat' rokov sl-
dill. Gazdovia, ich zeny deti
20 zahrady ma seba pokrikovali,
pri kazdom stretnuti 81 spatne
slovo povedali alebo aspon ska
rede ma seba pozreli. Obe rodiny
maly zivot ma ntrapenie. Pocest-
ny prisiel do zahrady a uvidiac
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-25

'tala: '.Kto ii dial take pekne
iablckos' Chlapec odpovedal !:
"Nasa slsedka a este sa tax pek-
ne ma nina usmiala.' =
divila sa matka: "Tak ona ii
dala jablcko a este sa pekne
usmiala? Podivajme' sa Ona ma
teda. mole diet,a list, rada. zda sa,
ze predsa neni TAX zla, jako som
81 nej myslela. Divna to vec.
Bez chytro jej ruku bozkat', ia
vyndem ma zahradu a vl'udne ma
ilu hlavou kyvnem. A. potion
.poslala det'om sdsedcinym "a
jablcko hrncok madu, tax
to chodilo d'alej, az sa ODE rodiny
smierily a lily J snsedskej laske
iako.. znovuzrodeni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-25
FARMY

Len 5 minlt cesty cd poulicnej
kary, ned 'aleko Cd Youngstown,
% aMov tel najlepsej zeme, vel :
ka stodola a inc staviska. Vel'ky
troj, izbovy dom $ pojdom. Is
alrov pastviska a Is akrov ora
cej zeme Dobre cesty. Len
$500. Ma splatky. Musi byt'
predane bezodlkladne. Zavolajte
HIMMELREICHA, Cos Dollar
Bank Building. Oba telefony.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-25
YOUNosToWNsKY Y NEMOCI
PoDPoRUJUCI sPOLOK
TATRA.

Uradnici: Predseda: Jozsf Martinko,
249 Carlton St., podpredssda: Jan
Salata, 4Oa Oak St., letovnfk: M. Kra'
mar, Is Lakeview Ave-, pokladnfk: A.
Adamko, 1884 Oak St., dozorci: }. Du.
Xix J. Adamko. - Sch6dze sa vydr-
ziavait kazdd /. nedel'u v mesiaci v
skole sv. Cyrilla a Methoda Q 2. hod.
po poludni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-25

Ma predaj lebo ma zamenu 8 ak
rova dr1bezna farma ,umiestnena
z mil cd Youngstown, ma maka-
dam ceste, v hustle osadenom
okoli, znamenita zem. Svah.
vel'ky vyber ovocia, studnova a
cisternova voda v dome, z izbovy
dom, tiez letny dom a garaz, 20
minut cesty cd pouli6nej kary.
Toto je znamenity domcek a mo
zete to vsetko klpit' "a $500.
Zayolajte G.. H. Brooke Ira G.
Park, COG Home Savings and Loan
Budova. Bell Federal 1870, Auto
maticlxy 6970.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-25
ADREssAR oKREsNEHo sBoRu
SLOW. rtaY v YOUNGSTOWN, O.

J5zet Martinko, preds., 249 Carlton
st., City. Jnraj Murdzak, podpredseda
1922 Taylor ST., City. Juraj Puhalla
tajomnik, 21 N. Whitney Ave., City.
Martin Dolak, pokl., COL Steel st., City.
Dozorny vybor: Frantisek Hudik, Pa
vel Habovsky Martin Lipka. Ma.
sledovne sbory prisldchajd do Okr.
Sboru: AZ. Lansingville, 50. z mesta,
1893. 20 Steelton, $50. 20 Struthers, 2Of
Brier Hill, 242. Haselton a 314. .
East Youngstown.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-25

HI jeden Sloyek, ktor5 chcdil
posavete- cestoa prcm5sl Al, jako
81 mohol yyhAGat' zlo. ale memo
hol MD vysnyslet'
Raz sidel. jako chudobna ze-
na hnala ma pastvu kravn teliat-
10. Teliatko ybehlo do pekn6ho
zral6ko sita. Boil tam tiez ch1api
! Il wall palice, vbchli "a teliat-
kon 40 zita . vyhanali no. Ma
h&nali ho Z lava ma pravo 2
prSva M .l'avo, teliatko bolo ma
plazen6, uz kol'ko razy chcelo 70
zita vyskosit ale chlapi tom
predsh nadbehli ono Ease skoci-
10 naxpat.
Vidiac to putnfk, povedal:
"Qazdinka, sama 81 pekne teliat-
ko' zavolai.' A zena zavolala:
INA teliatko mole. ma, mole. ma,
nat'
Teiatko pocdvalo, strihalo nsi-
ma, odrazu 50 rozbehlo beSalo
rovno ku gazdinej O bola gaz-
dina rada, lebo sa bala, ze iej
chlapi teliatko zabijd, chlapi
boli tiez radi teliatko tax isto.
Clovek siel d'alej a takto pre-
mysl'al: Gin Wac chlapi teliatko
pelicami nahanali, tym viacej oni
iteliatko zita posliapali. Vidfm ia
teraz, lie sa zlo zlom len rozmoz-
nuie. Ked' zena ma tel'a pekne
zavolala, rovno k nej bezalo len
malo stebiel posliapalo. vidim,
ze So zlo odstranuje ME po elem,
ale po dobrem.
Potion prisiel k dedine. Hned'
Y prvom dome poziadal gazdinu
noel 'ah. Gazdina drhala stol, a
ked' no odrhala, utierala no spi-
navtm uterakom. Ale st6l sa ne
utiera, ale este viacej maze.
Divaj1c sa ma to, p1tnik rie-
kol: eco to robis gazdinka! W.
plachni 81 najprv uterak cistej
vode potion uz utieraj stol!'
3azdinka TAX urobila a pekne
stol ntrela.
Rano sa p1tnik ubieral d'alej.
Ma .siimraku prisiel k pasakom:
L'ahnul 81 k MIN. Vid', ze sohna-
Ii dobytok a pocali klast' ohen.
Nal&mali sucheho rasdia,, podpa-
lili no, ale nedajdc sa mu irozho-
ret, nalozili nan surovej chvoji-
ny. Zapraskala chvojina ohen
zhasol. Nalamali este raz suche-
no razdia, zapalili hned' Ease SUI
rovou chvojinou zahadzali, kym
sa este dobre nerozhorelo.
Riekol I'm pocestny: "Nenahlite
tax 3 ton surovinou, nechajte
oheh najprv dobre rozhoret' az
potom prikladajte, tax sa syam
chyti j suroya chvojipa.''
Urobili tax ovsem potion
surovina sa chytila vzplala vo
vel'ky ohen.
Na d'alsej ceste premysl'al 0
tom, co videl, q skladal 81 toho
poueenie, jako bude vo svete od-
stranovat' zlo.
Siel, siel, az prisiel Ease 90 inej
dediny. Vstdpil do chalupy tu
pocul, jako sedliacka narieka, ze
sa jej muz opija. Obratila So k
pdtnikovi rickla: Isl iste mI-
dry, lebo putujes svetom, po-
rad mi, jako by som odnaucila
muza svojho Cd pijatiky? Ked'
mu hresim, hresi on mne este via
eel, - nedavno som mu nedala
mic jest vratil 50 do krcmy q
pil znovu. Porad', dobry Glove
&c, Go mann takym muzom ro-
bit''f''
] rozpomenul sa putnik ma te.
liatko > gazdinu takto X zarm1-
tenej zene prehovoril: "Po zlem
10 nenapravis, ale po dobrem
Ked' schces okno alebo stol dobre
oeiAtit', musn najprv uterak y
sistej vode yyplachat', ked
chceS muza Cd hriechu ocistit'
] mnsis najprv ocistit seba. Do
bre ma posdvaj: Pracnj pilne %
rama do yecera, bud' 6istotna, t'
-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-06

he had been thrown ont of office hs
force Of public opinion al the height oI
the Paris Peace Conference, Tsao Yu-
line was not left alone by the schoOi
boys i'm Pcking. II is said that for
some considerable time he awokc each
morning 10 find this legend scrbbled
on the woll in front Of his mansion.
Tspo, the great traitor Of Chinai'
And every other morning Tsao had
No tcll the soldiers guarding his gate te
wipe Off this Phastiy reminder of his
ignobc career Soothing dauntod, the
school youngsters kept scribbling on
the wall overnight, when the soldiers
wero stealing a few winks, the same
Chinese characters, 'Tsao, the great
traitor Of China
Thinking that he hit upon an excel
lent device TO put a stop TO this boy
ish mischief, Tsao ordered the wall iu
front of the gateway to be painted
black tinstead Of white. Then the
youngsters, instead Of using the Chi
nese brush and ink 10 prick the con-
science Of Tsdo, used chalk until this
well-known, disgraced Chinese official
shook his head % despair and let the
patriotic youngsters alone in their
pranks.
The Chinese people have "a longer
memory for their traitors than any
other race. One way Of perpetuating
this memory among the Chinese Is TO
fix the traitorous name Of an edible.
A certain Chinese doughnut today still
bears the name Of "a notorious Chinese
traitor who lived several hundred
years ago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-06
Will NdOpt YeOman.

Forty new members will he adopted
into the local Homestead of the Yco-
man Lodge on Thursday evening, at
Labor Temple. The degree staff of
the Pendleton Homestead will confer
the degree. After the adoption Il ban
quet will be served. Members from
Milton, La Grande and Stanfield will
attend.