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lis the word "oblique," as in use
In the army pronounced as though
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S-What is meant by the express
sion, Jobs Comforter"
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6-Has a piece of skull bone of
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Questions Answered
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the world?
A. The population of the world
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O00, 900.
%. Before prohibition went into
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JR.. .Adiutant."
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-11-17

',0e esay., frssnd." 0o6 said very
eenllaeanfiy. -Chess1 ~ uss n
ssettAg SserA. ! want tAs coal, that's
an. n can't est II By fair means.
IN Get II In another way. Oh. doot
mind telling yso: enc mans cath b a.
good N court a. another mans II
you don't take me MP At ten thousand.
m give yoa 20 much trouble that
you1l be glad to sell 1t to me later
for half that amount. The Balls think
they own 4 big interest tn that coal
There's 4 lot Of them, too. and they
can keep you from working the mine.
Well, l can't waste time In dickerinS
with you. What do you sayY'a
y say and Dale smiled an odd lit
tie smile, that your plan appears to
Be perfect. except that you've over
looked one or two important details.
FSe instance, there's the Law. y'know."
The law-new don't 60 and fool
yourseif!" exclaimed Goff. The state
couldn't afford to keep 4 hundred men
here. month in and month out. Just to
protect your little mine. Ny patience
u about gonA Dale-fse the last time.
what do yes sayr'
Il say tH1t I'll heat you At any
game you E1t up against me- very
quietly. Furthermore, say that you
are 4 coward and a scoundrel. and
that you haven't sos the ,nsides in you
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-11-17
-.sv. az ra.ssD..-


sy.sSsaA-Ysans Carlyle Wusar-
ton Dale ~ "Btu Dals." go 81
. wealthy eaAl spsrater. John Z.
Dale, arrivSo At Tie Hallway
switch. In eastern Tsnnsaose>
AhAadoaiAg . lifs ef tdis sAss-Aad
,nesdeatAlty . bride. FAtrseaA cav
erinS. AZ Tie AltAr-AotermtnsA 10
make Ais eWn way In ueN He
meets 'Baess Ltusford. typical
no0ntaiaess gari ,''1y- Heeh .
character ef the hills, takss him to
John Noreland.s home. Aoesland
y chief sf his 'eian." witch has
an cid feud with the Littleforaa
He essas Dale - the kia,ias q Ass
Nreshsr, paNtA Acretand. ysAss
aso, owner ct rich coal depeats.
by . man named Carlyle pAls
rAie mAkss his home with the
pAle 10 erasssd BY -BiAe& Adam
Rau to leave ''h,s giri'' alone
rsAle whsps the bully. He ArTangAa
vita John Nereland to develop the
coal aepes.ta Ben llttlefNra sen6s
q eAanenss to john MerslAnd 70
MeSt him with his follower tn bat
DE- Gor>,and asrees ne too
clans line up for battle, A LII
tlefcrd erss the nrs; shot. BABE.
In an effort to stop the aShttnG.
rxsses TO the Ncreiand side Of the
river. and v acc:d<nsAlly shes by
her father and seriously wcanded.
rhs tight store and RAes 10 taken
10 the city. pS>escrs anneanee she
10 no, sertoesiy hurt, Dale meses
an cid friend. Bobby NelAarte
who has married Fauieia CavsF-
ing. pAls's father adm,ts he killed
pAVsd Nere,And anA oessrs him
faHds to dsve,er tAs coal Dale
d<elinss and epes fsnds elssvhersA
He r~Af.ses re icvss Raee. who
eces to lirs With FatrkeA to - ed
ueAssA AsAAersNa Gcn. . coal
;.saa. AryeArs Oc the eceae.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-11-17
II uO CIOUUIe 10 LL- IFOubIe,
MOTHER! OPEN
CHlLD'S BOWELS WITH
CALIFORNIA FIG sym

Your little one will love the -fryti|
Taste of California FIG Syrup" eva
constipated, bilious, irritable, teyeAl
or full Of cold. A tesspoonful u,
fails to cleanse the live. and bovh|
In a few hours you can see for NvI
self how thoroughly il works al m
sour bile. and und!gested food ot 3
the bowels and you hsye q well, vi
full child again.
Millions of mothers seep ''Cslitsuh
FIG Syrup" handy. They know 4 N
spoonful today saves sick child d
MORROW. Ask your druggist for pa|
the California Fig Syrup which y
directions for babies and children {
all ages printed on p0,ile. Aahsi
You mus, say -CalIf0-rLa7 or you q
get an Imitation fS syrup.-Advats
nent
Isn't q female cashlr- & countessl
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-11-17
Il You Need I Medicine
you Should Have tho u

Have yoa evf ssopP+5 20 reasm
iS = thaf % many pro--:i: :saf "
teaGve3y advertised. Al =: 7oee di~
Of aeAt and axe sec, t3:so:seh: "a
reasoa . p.ain-shs i-::::.: I'd D" ::
tie promises of tie Ell -:s::ufe. =
applses more plr.Serh-.: :? me0
A nedse;nal prepa1:ic. :si ~
ensive value atnos. ~. !:kf
IN end,e0 chain sys:e- ;.s remeg
reenanended By :sose 80 an s
hene6ted. to ehose vso ~ u neg
A prcciaens drE4-s: aH
example Dr. kifne-'s >~iupho@
prrpa.as5oa I have scli e: naI! y:
and nevef heEsate &c .s,s2-onG; ~ ,
atHoss every case !: s.9~s e1e -
sa,sa, a. many Of ~ e-Eo.en -,
No osAer 6dsey reoed! As
ale.- =
Aecurdi,e % ~e-- Et:ensrn
rersSed teseiHcay of :h3-FIaa sns N
.ed IL pfspa.assoa- 81 s,, ~ =
KilAer's Sv1HpRec: . 1rt 20 ,xn ]
% naly peopk eiki=- -: !: ia
noe every viah = crs:r'-ias
Eysr aDd bladder ai-s-:s. eoss 4
nAry srushss a1d rt-.--'ss "
aeid HAieA eAzs9 rAe-za;sz ,..,. 4
Y@ ~ reeeiye a5Pe ~
SuzcRece b Parse. NJ.
Dr. Kil>sar ( Co. BI-sA-'oa, !. n
a1d ene3cs< tea eee.s: SO nh ~
paper. Lrye 1Hi .E-1 a.,ssns y
:ar ale as Al &H Es-s= At'e"
Yes-s ,sacA rle-s .z=a books
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-11-17

to believin' they're already million
hairs."
Il knew that" said Dale. That's
not news"
-But that amt ALL" By Heck went
on. .GoHs got Saul Littleford- loo
lock. stock, bar1 and sights he Owls
Saul Test the same as own my oia
spotted coon dawg Dime. Ssu! ne
gits him . job a-bein' mine boss, ana
what other L,ttlefords a, will suck
gifts tobs a-disgin' the black dfmont at
two dollars q day. Asides, all OF EN-
is to have big lot o money when
the dividin-up time comes, says Con-
Much obliged 10 you By" Dale &C
knowledged. Let's so; bout isee'
By. I'm Goiu' TO tie hard knot IN
tha, villainous game of Henderson
Goffs."
They reached John Mo-eland's cabin
less than sn hour later. Mo-eiaud
and his son had jus, returned from
carterSytlle. and Dale learned through
HAYES that the two k!llmen had shown
good tudSnen, and some business
sense In making their purchases
When the evening meal was over
Dale drew John MoreIand out TO the
cabin yard. where the many cld-ts>h-
ioned MOWERS made the night air sweet
with their blended odorS- tos . mo
menr Dale stood looking toward the
very brish. stars and thinking: then
he told the big man AZ his side o.
Go1-s plan concerning the Littleto.ds.
and strongly Urged the making ot
friendship between the two clans
The Snske,- numhled John Mo.-
land
he appeared TO be worried about i.
he folded his Aru,S, walked 20 the safe
and hack to psle without utrs-inS sn-
other word /, Was hard toc him 20
throw down completely the hatred o:
years upon years Had IL been any
other person ,hsn Bill Dale, nshts-
after his own heart who had asked
i,. be never would hsye even cocs!c-
erred IL: be would hsve said quickly:
We'll thrash the Balls sat the liz
tsto-tS, too
The Younger man read something o:
the Others thoughts
With tie help OF the law said As.
~e might whip them all Bc; !;
would mean 3 Srss. deal .. blc-st>he-i
ar hes:- Tie I,tIeto-N:s are Bates
people. y'knor- IIke Bah Fcc
like he-. TOO, o. rou never ~oclt have
soae With her 20 .as aos7:,G-ro~
dea', yecT
i reckoc I c.i-r Gec!.- tie Mo,N
i,ca header au.re~si- "A: Ike Bate
l,cieseci Sic ain. Ike nooe o lie
RS. cs e. Bill
Dale reac &C.:
All .ha-s Is 70 60 70 sllis- .Ae LIZ
rsscs'cS % OF ste /. .eiS: !oe 80 20
Si Reo .ns say 70 Ai-: 'Le.'< herin
anew: Ie.,s - tra-tS ya-- p-o7,e
and -y ?-es1ls- W. soi - He'll hs
CAD ysc tsi & Th<- e ~i- :. easy
ss.HzS tS Is Tss Balls oe.s- world
iI-S 70 attack Scch sc-cs as he
Macs,cts AT re Ll,tis.a-t< co--
e:aeA pacNc !ae s-St sEi: /: rIl
e- SCA;Ai-r :: Ssc-.Ece o yoz-
ga--- s.: =ac GSe ycz c.c lake
saC.scA A,y Gaa -ho Is eSs
scEs-kc - - asEz &C lis Ncess 4a3
ask - eissSS-S q -. Al-lsh-T -
Is ecsGsss IS e-t eea-xs 20 AXE
slc-,scs- Ce1~Iss'< - ers- Al So
S.s- L:-istecV: u3~: wucr rc-v
IT, z,.--ci-eec E5- l-<E%-
-yso rccr cn-s-.,e =. cs>se se--
= Days; Xscs2.o-< rI,: aes-- C .c-
cEs Se 4 G--ie T.--S,esi r-55-I
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-11-17
csA~Es TX
a SpE S5ssn.

S3sS ss>-"
Fn,% nssir,e Intn ssfys-s -Hr III a'r
aAk IsiH Xsesaan1t xere v1-aaR n
t.l,t sass when ptlae. SccsITGa-Ilss aE
M Da,l.snilp.f -gc1-1s.t - ne caai1..
pt1le Sx< -ns irr n <ssuA. Sc c!nt
arnsiS II -aa- Eao:n alpt cIssa siip:s,
a. ne aoss1.-5i~1 x1canlns. AMI a
ne as<e Il : Eg Es~:S N-~ eiiasas.f
2f,snaI-
~ Ne qiSiSinmsI e ! Asshfc Ia
3s,sursV him ~ tpl a asu.t u. -asr
tcrnBsnr smsass4 q msa yre a-Uumf
nm ., efcs nf lis ,,rvss ss 1e asraI :
IN Ha1prt -Ae euwa-fx Ern" 81
fseaS hr,sA,rt as 1A~rsis a. Ase. s;aGtE
-'Sa1xR NAV so,e ss,rt n 1ae Suu u
EIn Utiae ssss s-s1ia n De q rienl
3asasaaer sraen,f . NINA. igNi- ami
nss< . haaie q AKIN assc-1r ne
csnsraax Nsw saAr wsa ~ S1,e;s S:iI,
aam zaasc.H Hme q zkzzsRsss,
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Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-11-17
CHAPTER VIII es.s...4.


He didn't wait fA q reply. hut
turned away with By Heck. He went
10 the heme Of the Heeks essRn<shly
to have his fortune te,d-seauy. 70
se, his dinner. The old woman didn't
IKE him. eut her ineN,n spirit s hes-
p,,sNy wouldn't pes.ni, her TO refuse
hin q meal She felt thsc she was
alnces even with him when after
shrfa;nS ard reading Tie easS.s she
,csd him ,ha, 1t would - rise for
ktH to lecS ea, fNe . h's. all grey
eyed yNcnk rsan with an SAX ,ree in
e.e hard And . csaple " eliza in The
s,hef.
pAse told Aaass< Bradley and John
ANs~,ana ~ Tia, us;es Ge6 lad said
&c ktn q: the gate TIE EatN sue-
ssssst forthwith tia; hs - to Eees
tie Eals /: ees,GnI p.sssAs,y 10 any
Aar-c. and ,h<re Vas q Glance ,has he
wca,G lears sa0esAiAS ~ SNSs IN
seo,seeA
50 pai< went.
CsNs ~as a,rSasy :Aere. waiting. He
~ax I,,sHS &C Q ssrce &C the NNse>
hand ssse se Tie river. Waiting N,y.
whel h< cav pa,e argS<NaeA.Hk- se
ss.ae,a and -ssstea. rsss anI rsccke:e:
ess SrtseS
y ~sSs 70 ssase va az e1s- tNS
TIA: e>,~i- s< sasi a. Scee.
All -.sss- pase recs~. IL yNS.
esss . Nss eess1s> 1; viii s~ cNesssS-
er~I. Rx: - saysse- r~ss~ IS sS>Ss
- ess that eeal GsSS-
SNe fsvus<S Ss<asssy,
Tee SNeS Rseu ga, NJ. Dale
Tee SesT knew he sassr<ss * E.>-
he-e I've ssc yv, <.srS 90 sccS,
fexssaaAs q a<z lave ssc< S=<sss
uy.sx - - ssE<s they ue.ear cses
S sss.s, N<-ss 4 sss esa.ee cv~a
Dat sAe ssAi sss1 VIA: z ss>sSs . -
"a ,Ae x.-ease. HsaS seccsS rake q
sz-~ dag, asss arsss . Fs'xssSiS,y *
lssA II, ss~ ySs es~ ;ssSrsae.s 50.
rAsA. nx sAas ssat-
paie sas~sa Us ssaI -fe1C saye
- eer< ssarasc :sls sea:, y1z':s- z
yse sse he NcesS.rk eSal-
-Ass AZ extra .sssUs.as ear yHss->
srs.-
pae azxss,s q ss-, speec ssrSA
-Ye4 amGse NE. Gr6 sass De
-lesma " ne ys4Ss n.ssr. ye1- cal;
nx Ia ~. wAas 4 7>rsSa x q Ssae-
s--aas1 ysxN make u mesas-ana fel
uvasa-c have ~ 49, esesecs vscs
have - - <uss yvac zacr-a1 sss.- Ara
ysx uass I< Ess es.s. GsaZ E.earss
Tn NJ -a~ svuAee ysea he Nncs-
az,ss acS ~vsryasiS ess~0r[ 80
.fA--
Tx sSru4s II he <asxaxc S,ras uasN<
mouth ss1is as~l-
go. es,eH-.ssnS -s<s me I'M. r.
ne xrztH SS~rr 1nh1 h.k< lis sr.,es
s,xa gr srSS ys1ce y1c y9r-S lrs
I've Sss uss1~ Tg sss~ Hsr fse sa's'i-
ssass> xcas cash.. Z SSrE sxcsus.Ss
-shn Nrsasl: ~ ss'1 - ~. sar tsS
-l,,dsani tI,f 1.asN:JU sSe- sDsS
rvu ysc 8 -ss~asxa cevm us ss aG
ne c,n,s IS svrea.. -la- -sn -a,riss1pA
Men yss-
gssse ~sss < sase -yy.- rfa. gaee v4s.e
VITA Al.ssc- ant ae <Hs yaje 1'rs- Sc
sss1ss<t lis aa1snS.
You cs1's nsss1i1 ue hSs ma art
ssc s~ss xssA y sasH~ se crG~s
-wsr-s gong ~ iitfl Ssnn, inf I'm
aH1g ~ yur . -u,nSng IN Urn raae
ss-sssn a,lrsxs csIis adA aif- SEC mar
Ezs -ncxw sssshe ais csa- Ant -lslset
a.a siss<x~s " aiss sil,uSA sssn,i,ersum
Saxr rsa his rtRan hand 0ncSS ~ 3
.vs- -r,sa>ec 5s,.S~s ami or,xIgnr aesS
a srac-l1srt s1remu-os 1ison. sana
--ru>~e sArA1n,as,L cs0arI Ell
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-11-17
SHE DYED A SWEATER,
SKIRT AND CHILD'S con

Each package Of Dad D!o n
tains directions % simple scy sonn
dye or tin: her vo.u. s1sboy t'sI
aErss, v1ass, coats, s:ccEinss, Ta
coverings, drsperes, hs-slss; ereVt
even Il she has never :. q cs:ort;
-Danood D:u-no cha. knd-na
pertee: home dyeirS - s--s oecaus u
Dond Dyes are El.-zc-<st noi 70
hde. screk, Q: En- It- !our d1
whether the ma:eEii !o- -.:a 70 WI
wool or SIX. O. vhe.tt- :. !. Liner, es'
OF mixed Socis--ztTe-.-s=-ss:.
Mos, epixramS won: s-and snslJA
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-11-17

% cSA; 1e ta;c Sxa's csac Il ys2r
ecty rss,Ses IA, cAiSe yNsTe Svs i
ySscr sani III Essv Own Ass aa ae<e
y. =,eassS e-sA with yS-- s>ssy.
Tne esAee grr1e. ret, thea ss:.e-
casz nd aesi.- Rai nale,< ~o-.s Aai
axAe3 Nh Ss<sly- HIS eyes s-sca9e
fise hars N,ack sea:S a.: he esfx.
~ raise Ike sscke,s-llaSt-s rl<-& a<
:AS1eA A< Eeals - cre.
TheS cstre uas cAx sSSat .. q
srsaSt-4 ,rtk s.sAtr: h.=. s-ss . rrsS's
SSswtes S-..
-p<Ag Il. NiSec-aa2 sse fe-ly
l.c,t< g.. e. cSe =ss.< = Tar-ec;
- yNre 7eTsaa rseas es~-
L sx< he z.aG<As-e-. Sy EecS-
a-.t Ills csse sss sevsssa S-s. 1~cS.e.
he 7sxsei A~cS sr,-os. s.rsocs.
sAr~sy, INK - .s< ueagsc that TIE
Sss,c.eSk e4l . ass1Nss ga a.:
csssse: ;, ssss ne RIVER,
NV S,s-c1s lie uEx-Ars-SS>c 4
aS x~ay srnm secx.- he scsSece1
-atNs~ ,es Kl Dale aess> 90 y<-
SNx ssl. away :a;aEy
4 ~vessec Z ySe sears IN say
a1ysaslS .1a. uH1sS make yV9 vain
ssSe as & ~azr<sa- uu-eec~s pAle.
II ca,e eSs1. ne wa1. - have I'm A.
-vsc<r.y
! 1-eers ys1 ss1 hSu ac Se sas
areu-s ~ tsns ys q .al- unls ts1e-
1z.t n, e: f<N Prckes sna- .alS he
aeSs n Ass hand yeas mss .oss1 .~ens
u s;rss - lsa5s~ bush WITH lis as~-
bs~a s.ney-Snaa BE ra-eta,is n ceex
p1rahae Sw
pals x11E.s,s Tnsa A< c~ss1sss
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-11-17
Yea veaSerfal plaes. ~
s~a eesntry."
" So cOSCiNUDD
-Icssa 81 hannuraAI.

-ss -Cs.5e .. Hsunursst.- q &c, q
aSS e.ts oy Klas Hsmwuah, O.
sH&>y,el- ls5SislS 3, c. WIS .cun,.
: -A-l l. =. :, <tooe eight :ees
- -1.s eose cr-rStrS 80 sections
- - "-ih al Sa-TS Q. questions
--s ea~ 9. e-tse-r Was stated rhus /:
= -2.l1 hear witness in : cs@ Tor
-A- &C zsNSsy lie stall himself e<S.
.Ae f~1sE,y t-aQSss3 n the case
s>esaS S-s E:o --3 a-fcS hScSsS ~s>
s'.---.ss,i..9e ~ 3e2;A The old lsw q:
II tss tNc .r eye xpa ,c.esh .o-
l'''Ef "as e2G-et2es-. by hlr, lens
'fI.ss EAs aG-s law was state. ey
'l's fst''isS7s a The O&a Mosaic law
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-11-17
How's Your Stomaen.'
Any Weakness or Distress

Red Good. Ner,-> -s IL ;,tIs.h
vrose TO Dr.. Re-res las I...ousa
bis sSvi,e = ~rx-t 3 ny -
tros,bse. uha.A MAS So C.oda
/ heeaa taking D.. s;.b D
Messsi Discovery So hM
.An-r,: Tahses<' sai :sr@ ~ rs |
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Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-11-17

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Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-11-17

Years teach more ~ o0vss
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-11-17

It's no trouble to ind trouble,
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-11-17

Mos episrams won; sand snslI'
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-01-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Bjorn Sonsthagen are
! at Chicago for several days visit,
Miss Gertrude Machmiller left Sat
urday for a weeks visit at Milwaukee.
George Wits and II. j, Findlan were
business callers at Milwaukee Tuesday.
A. L. Schulze was home from Mil
waukee to spend Sunday with his fam
lily.
Junius Pleuss has returned from a
several days business trip to Milwau-
kee.
Misses Addie and Clara Prochazka
have returned from visit at Milwau-
kee.
Mr.. Jos. j. Herold of Cooperstown
was caller at the Pilot Office Satur-
day
Mrs. A. c. Peterson and two child
rem have returned from visit at Chi
cago.
George Waldo spent Sunday here at
his old home and has returned to Chi
cago.
Miss Adeline Pickard, who spent
Sunday at home, has returned to She
bOygan.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Stangel left last
Thursday for several days visit at
Chicago.
WANTED-Good girl for general
housework. Mrs. p. j. Schultz, Cleye-
land, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Rathsack are at
Milwaukee for visit with relatives
and friends.
Arthur Eggert, who came here for
the funeral of his father, has returned
to Denver, Colo.
Arthur PITT of the firm of McMullen
& PITT, was a business caller at She
boygan Saturday.
Atty Edward Meyer was at Milwau-
kee Cor a few days on business, and
returned Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Markham and
daughters Mildred and Margaret left
for Milwaukee Saturday to spend Sun
day. They were joined by Miss Eliza
beth Markham, who is a student at the
state university.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-01-20
HOME CIRCLE COLUMN
WHOSE MOMHER IS

A man may own handsome and
we'll furnished residence and vet may
not possess a home-that is, home in
It's best and purest sense, where do
nestle felicity reigns supreme; for only
MAD such surroundings can we find the
happy home.
So understood, there is no sweeter
word 10 the language than 'home, "
and one has we'll said, Few words lie
nearer the heart than the word home.
To those of us who we're trained in
good homes, how deep, how heartfelt
is the pity we feel for those who were
deprived of that moral ana social slim
ulus Jhat is the concomitsnt Of the hap
Ply home.
"Where is your homer" a little boy
was asked toy an acquaintance.
"Where mother is, the little fellow
replied, as he looked lovingly across at
her.
The little boy philosophy would be en-
dorsed by many Of maturer age. Undoubt
eddy the mother of the family, the mis-
trcss OF the house, has much 10 do with
the tone" or quality OF home life. The
author OF the chronicles Of an old and
distinguished family says; "Of Cur
mother 1 cannot think of anything to
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-01-20

There's suburban home whose own.
er's principal delight is 10 keeping it
spic and span, After dinner he aud
guest were smoking on the front porch.
The guest after lighting his cigar,
threw the burned match to the ground
"Oh wouldn't do that, George"
said the host
"Why notY" asked the guest, sur
prised
IL spells the appearance Of place, 4"
was the answer. cts just those little
things that make place look bad 4"
The guest smoked his cigar In silence
for a minute, Then, without a word, he
got up from his chair, walked down 10
the road and disappeared. He returned
In a short while and mis- host asked:
"Wby where have you bee n
George2'
"Oh, just went down TO spit In the
river, said George ~ Every bodys.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-01-20
WOMEN IN BUSINESS

"Have you any women employed in
your otIce?' was asked of a wealthy
high-miuded, prominent merchant Of
New York.
eyes, he answered, ct" wish we had
more. They are Industrious and faith.
tuI and very quick Besides, they
cleanse the air. We have no bad Ian
guage in our Office since we began TO
have women there. My private secre-
tary a women, and | should always
prefer one, My experience is they DO
not 'hlab' as men 90. would trust my
private secretary to any extent She is
as good as gold and has excellent iudg-
ment. My family think as much Of her
as DO. She IS a lady in manners and
refinement, aud yet as practical uu.
sentimental and hard headed AZ any
man.
Wash this beautiful tribute2
Some women enthusiastic, Of course,
has predicted that women are gong to
purify every place on this round earth,
and this New York man evidently
agrees with her, His as fine phrase,
women cleanse the air. 1t IS the pas
sioDate desire Of every good women to
cleanse the ait Of the world, and ifeach
one would just steriljze the atmosphere
OF the little world over which she pre-.
sides as queen, whether it be home,
Office, store or factory, what ne place
this world would be to live in
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-01-20
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