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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
Gu paab yaattnr.

Gorleoen Gftermi66ng bar en- Me.
tier 9. Suu6 paa Mggerbecfs Sebe.
fabrif &orier1s taget 10 I fin 8aao
1 111eo Maifi1arbeioer @oulfer og Mee.
fanifer @asm1sjert, aaboulepmoen,
for at ffpoe 9g1oer. So Sc bar tom.
men 10 til &prten beo Boiler ca.
800 Meter fra 2an6, ben6te @aa6en
.pluoielig 8l1ttoen ! geiret, % ole
ire falM gan6d. Set 1pfe6es Sen,
Ii11ttti'o'leearttbt q Hn,nre fig til @aaoe1t,
Iog efter Ell sittes 6orlgb rtaaeoe II
|2a1,6. De g afbm bnboe miifftte.ll
lbere8 eGootg 20 ,,taatte hlbagelaaat
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
8ier9et SbmmerFaabe.

@n @otorbaa6 fra &litmpller git
forle6en efter en6t Siifetur no igien
og inobragte en- itor E6mmerflaa6e
paa 100 StDffer og til en- @er6i di
ca. 5000 Ser.
Sen itammeoe BOG lite fra noget
F@ftb, me1 fra &anitbolm, bbor Sen
bab6e rebet fig lps: S &anftbolm ct
oer ,ernlig -ifriber .&bi5t. @mtst. "
= / @nle6nitig al ben proieftereoe
Sabn / ben ii6ite Et6 ,,6ffibet en- Del
I$pnu1er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
Mbrfe %11bigter for 2amobrmget.


Set itore @risfalo, Der / 6en ii6lte
Ei6 bar rant en- &effe 2onobrngs=
pro6ufter, bar / bloc &re6ie baft
sGngitelie og bange @nelier meo
&enipn til 6remti6en.
~8erl. &i6." bat ipurgt en- BEL
fien6t Mono inoenfor 2an6bruget
6olfetingsman6, Sorpagter Sobs.
nlrtcb, Maitrup, om ban mener, at
6isie' Stemntnger er begrnn6e6e / 6e
faftiife Torbo16.
= Mbiolut, ibarer Sorpogter III
ricb. 5tilltngen> for set 6an1fe
2anobr1g maa betegneS 1om poerlt
panifelig og ubebagelig, ga ser for
Eioen ct ct ioa6ant MiSforbol6
mellem Sn6te9ter o., .n69ifter> at
5remtioen tegner fig meaet mgrf /
ale @%enieen6er. M%elfepriien fan
iigr nGbnes iom ct tDoeligt @fsem=
pei. Sen CT / 2bbet af meget tort
Gio fal6t lea 1terft at hi mi faor
Ell Ereoie6el min6re for Dor Melt
og ielp ON, 5ooer1tofprifen bel NOT
ogiaa ct iunfet, ct bette Dog lite paa
1angt ner ti%libaren6e.. /,
&rcr6nn er @tillineen for set
efsporteren6e 2an6brugo:
- SITE minoit fer Ell: l1oiigterne
oaarlige. &ig6bon6elen n1oa 11er=
melt betegnes fom 6emoroliieret,
Smerpriierne oaler fammen meb
Gleifepriierne, og en- h1lofomn1er
nfifferbeo prnger alle bore SaIgs.
marfeoer. Ser er ganife. niit ei
&aab ON, at Smbrpriierne bill itige
igien til Goraaret, .11aor set engelife
Marfe6 forbaabentlig .bliber frigibet
men bbem be6, ON bette $oat
gaar i 0pfploelie.. Mting boiler ID
Inn paa Gorno6nineer % paa boge
uotalelier. 90 6en11e .l1bisbeo er
11etop faa oobben farlig; for6i 2an6,
menoene lite be6, ON De ftaI boloe
oeres8eiatninger oppe paa set 11ube,
renoe Mibem1, efter at 6e / lang Eli
bar fat Dem / @eiret og iggt at fao
ben itbrit' m,lige D6eebne no nf BEN
L &aabet ON rentable @algspriier,
Seller lite for @bineproouftiorens
@eofonmeroe ct Der @run6 til 0pti.
misme. Den Mftale, Der forIe6en
bleb truft ON at felge til set engel.
tie Marfeo uee for uge, Ri / bber1
Galo lite bebirfe 11oger @tabiliie.
ring -af @roouftio,1er - ben er e1
MT @i6rag til belle ben uro, ion
marfes oberaE, og font gisr 2ano,
br1tget uttlbgielig til at forage fin
pro6ntttbe Birtiombeo.
Ct set 90 ngbbenoigt ligefrem
at iette &ro6uftioner 11eo2
Seq fan lite fe rettere, er6 al
bette bliber BEN eneite. l16bei IBIS
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=. %&#.#& &&s I ~
~Dann1ark -

|oige s@nbringer i 2obere og balgte
Ell ny 8eitprelie paa S5 Meolem-
mer, / bpilfe11 De to ti6ligere Orga-
nilationer er repreienteret. &rofes=
ior, Dr. iur. &in6ing &ruie balgtes
|til Gormon6, og @eneralmaior III
rich % @aor6eier g. @rau til Mait<
|formen6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
uSncitamin"

&rofesicr Giicbers 1tpe Saarmiooel,
bar / De foa Maane6er set bar be-
ret / &an6eler 11oaet en- eneitaaeu6e
nobre6elie. Otter at @rofesior 81,
.fcber bab6e me66eH Meiultdterne al
fine Goripg me6 Sncitamin, bleb ser
1 @obember 6onnet et lille SeIifab
r1e6 en- &apttal poa 1000 St. til
ISremitilling >af Mi6let. Smiolerti6
bar @fteripr6gi1en beret ioo flor. II
maj, bar 6annet ct MT Selfab ne6
en- aapttaI nf 10000 aroner fulot
in6betaH. Grenitilliaeert finder
|@te6 l1ttoer aontroI af en- aonrite,
beitaaen6e at @rofesior Gifcber, en-
|2ese, en- Dprlege % en- Mpotbefer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
Gn GammeuFntnina.

Sen -9a1ffe @retieforertittg og
Sc tbt1oeripife 5orent,1gers Gelles.'
rdao bar bolot efstrmroinare Gene.
srrdn1lfottdt1tlinger, paa bbtlte ser beo.
togesss alu1e.flltni1g til en- belle
Sa''od conference.-the Organization
I ,t,tOer Rap,t s9e ba1.fte @reniefore-
nt'ger, ist,oeriDfh Sore,1i1gers SeI.
Iesrdaod" .5
g 'tpe Communicating orea.
r.iiee1reoe ftg ftrafts, beatog Sc ,1pobe,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
Gmprpriien.

Danmarf fun6e babe facet en- fa1t
Smerpris, fifret for ct ballot Mar
iuotl 1. @pril: &ilbuoet bleo afilaa-
ct, @mprefsportu6balget opbebet =
iom ct. Offer til ST. Ma6ien<Mpg-
oals SS6eer = og 6enne ufloge 9p<
tre6en foiter 6anife 2on6men6 og
belle 2anoet 2 Mfill. &r. on ugen,
Trtber rHolittten". r&ipbenbabn"
bar for tort &i6 1ioet1, 90. hi brogte
Smer-S~ paa 8one, fuI6
af Obermoo, 6e fiebenbobnite &us-
rtpore tit 10 Smerret .billigere -
iunlebes arg,1,nentere6e 8la6e. Stu
bar BET op6dget, ot ben M~rg1n1enta=
ton lite la6er fig a11be116e oberfor Sc
@il1ion,$ab for 2onoet, 6er ber er
Sale ONT, % hi faar en- an6en 8e.
ite6: @egieringer1 bar intet Mnibar.
&ooo nuloe ST. @a6fen-M pg6al
gibre: Set bnr @eierterte feIp, ser
traf 8eilttningerte babe on1 Mfla.
get paa Substituted 90 ont Cts
port'.obaleets Opbebelie.
@ei, 6eutte @egiertng bar ol6rig
Nnibaret. Sen bar fun @re1t, 1toor
set >gaar go6t. @oar Gorboloene
pad ct eller arot 9mraa6e, bpor
Nitiiteriet er >eanite r.oe1 Sn6flp.
Belle, trefftter fig i 2abe, prizes Sen
for fin &logtab % fit bt6tfh1e1oe
@Iif. Men gaor set rent ba1oiot
forfiet TOM me6 &ornet, fom
n1eb a,tllene, % font mi mes @n,grs
ret m ia, faa be6 Ri, at faa tan, IN
gen 8ebreioelie rar111te Miniitertt.
Oct ct os lite befierot, at 1oget an.
BET el,ropeif Mintitertlt111 bar baft
EFT faa. Exceptional e,1ritig @tilling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
speiberitepne beb Smelsminbe.

@eipei6erne agter til Somtner at
ofbol6e ct itgrre .Stebne / SuelSmin=
6e=8ugten, bbor Sen .gamle 6regat
vSSpllano" ffal bore &obe6fnarter.
Ogioo 11orife % ibenife Sbipei6ere Ell
.ifelge v@eile 81. Mb." in6bu6t til Bet
tie Stebne. Otter 6ets @fbo1oelie Ell
set @eniigten at foretage en- iamle1
Gifaoreieila6s /. 6e %1enoeripife 6ior-
Sc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
2onbeienbpm,11e folber ! 8ris.

S1ttDe1e110D1t11e t1lDer I Yrts.
Otter BEN it61te Et6s betp6e1ige
&risfal6 paa neutrality-suspicious.
og l16iigterne for D6erligere Neo=
gang er &riierne paa 2an6eien6om=
begpnot at bile en- FILTER @e6gang.
&aa @run6 al set itramme &enge=
marfet er @an6elen me6 @ien6omme
fun rtnge, men man me1er at ser bill
blibe en- ltblig Smietning til Gor=
aaret. Set bliber bel iaa me6 6e
@ien6omme, 1om 6e r11beren6e 8e=
iio6ere mao forla6e for6i Sc bar fipbt
Dem for 6prt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
9iamanhbben.

gi timber Set for AlDor for aarl
M1igut Scbniot, Ben tnterrntiornIe
sSalaneltbb, Ser bar tagd Ct Eager At
8rtaarter n1eo fig it1 $orie,,s
3algtb,ls. San e. ! Befiooelie al 90.
Is ,11eset itore 8rinarter, bboraf
.e'r e 800 '('8 s.. bRro. San bar oen,l.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
Den IiIIe~plesM &o,nppnin BIB.

vDem me~DleS" &0lnPpntft bpo.
!. 81 fienoer ollie Sen lille Melooi,
Sen lille Ole meo EaraplDen"
men Man6en, Ser bnr ffrebet Ben,
fbp. @folebeitprer Ole Sacobien,
Or6rup, bbor marge bar bi6it noge1
ON BAN? &an er imi6lerttb / 6isie
Sage 6e6, 70 Mar gornr1el. rDer
lille Ole. ifreb ban / fine l1rge Dagf
til 2embecfs Gefit, % ben iabne @e:
LODI bIeb 6oltets sic / en- @ta6, ion
6en nomerfe6e, mi af6p6e Stole.
man6 uI6rig baboe 6rem ON.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
TuIbt SINS

S $erning arreit benfiooer for
Stoe1 is Mrreitanter, bpilfet bill
fige, at alt er optnget. Man ober-
beier ifb1ge' r$era. SoItebI." eber,-
.taeH at iet1be roele al Mffo1tertte til
en- at @abobperne, bbor r8oligr1b-
ben" lite CT i1et faa flor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11
Sanger ON 9anmarf.

5om en rei1elplten Gldooe
oufret op peo Spllanos 8ro,
ur,oer @eirs % ginoes Naooe,
1iaqer @an6et opbt / SO.
Suarot goar &ao moo Bro % star
r,,g6er Danmarfs itille stab11'
Ser, bpor milot oct flineerl
!Spor ri 1too % bpor ri git,
fom sit @apr, iom ieo @aaltt,
bliot paa bpioe Singer.
Sopombrulet pueler 2a1'oet,
tn1ino @er git al Sao'1'
LOB fig Bore bort of Sanoet,
for at bore Danmarfs @aoa.
muutert trent til 2ipets 9p't,
oier,uem Mulm 90 @traalelplt!
sill Jet bore @fibe!
Moqet blaffer rpot og bo1ot.
Ser er 9anmarf, sit % nit,
meo fit aieloanositribe!
Sop % 9s,,lo 1fo1 9onite,1 plpie.
@enner, bpoo hi fit for Mf'1lo!
Belaelauoets runoe @pie,
toplet us / @rent og @nlo!
2erfen flatrcr fra fin @eng
/ sen m%oreenpaaoe G19
40 fit Sacobsitige;
/. men Sc 1pie @etters Sfier
oper itille 8pgetrer
aabner Sin1ntertge! p
SIR Set buff set, olle 9ar1lte,
flar og frooig er Dor aa1o.
@proeet 1utter iom ea Sauoite
oiin en- foIt og benlig @aa11o.
@ern meo Sis, bpao belt ct bort,
1iq fun @onobe6, iennt og tort,
alaoeit peo set 9filoe.
9anlfes 2op / @trio og 5reo
bere Met og 8inigbeo.
1om Song &olmer btloe.
@interflart og iommerbroget,
morgenm1ntert, 1f11mringip6bt,
1igefremt og l%atterfroget,
1milbe1troalet, taareoebt:
Set ct 9anmorfs frie Sprog,
u6en TrDf al fremme6 @og,
freioigt Sreia taller.
@Get 8rpo til egen 9ug,
9anmorfs @be6e, 9anmarf Slug,
9bbbpI Mglle mailer.
Om sin 6ribe0 bill hi perne,
boloe @tiolobagt ON BIN 6reo,
ofre Big e1 mo6en &iGrne
al sin .Sor6 / tl1itn6 SEQ. y.
Snoaano Moroens frie 2uft,
Stilbeo, i66 al 8lomiter6uft,
8left, iom open ialter..
0g la6 bber me6 trofait @tno
iette al fin @ierning in6,
9onmarf pao sit Sitter!
&elge @o6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11

geien ino til 8pen paa strempefpo-
Ser.
Sc toe bog ifeIee rSorf. Mb."
ingen Sfaoe :of set foloe 8ao. 4.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-17
Why the Burnley Associations
Will Not Fail In Its Work

Nothing could be surer guar
antee of the success of the Bur
ley Tobacco Growers Co-opra-
tive ASSOCIATION than the type OF
men who were chosen aS officers
and directors. These men are
not the kind who fail at any
thing To which they set their
hands. And with such men at
the helm there can be no such
word as fail. \ writer in the
Stanford Journal gives a brief
outline OF each of the directors
and officers. which the Daily
Register can endorse personally
in the case of Mr.. Burnam. our
and many others. Mad
ison really claims two members.
a. Jim Stone is a native OF this
county and still is proud to call
it his old lame
Mr.. Stone is connected with
4 number OF large business con-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-17
Subscription Campaign Ends

The big subscription campaign
which has been conducted by the
Daily Register for1the past sew
eral weeks, ended Friday. Ii was
successful beyond expectations.
Just about 1.5OO new subscribers
were added to the Daily Register
subscription list and many old
subscribers took occasion to paw
up in advance to help some OF
their friends. The Daily Regis
ter hopes that every worker Is
satisfied: If not. she viii be. by
coming to the Daily Register Of
nee Monday OF Tuesday and
making her complaint known.
Mr., IL Matthews. the manager
wing l4a ndled the campaign so sue
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-17

led a moSg difficult problem SC
ably that ne was able to enroll a
majority OF the tobacco growers
OF the county in the organization.
+. T. Holloway. OF TaylorSyille.
j. one OF the large landowner,
nj Spencer county and i connect
cd with Il rumber of business en-
terpriscs in Taylorsville. includ-
ing q bank
!. -. Craddock. OF Muniords-
Vile. i Banker. tobacco grow
er and one OF the leaders oi the
farmers in Hart county. He was
county chairman in fiart for the
organization and MAS a service
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-17
How Big New York Grocery
Firm Keeps Down Rats

NrOOmc K Co. Butter and
Cheese Merchants. New York
City. says: we keep RAT-SNAP
in our cellar all the time. 1t
keeps down rats. We buy it by
the gross. would not be without
it" Farmers use RAT-SNAP
because rats pass up all focd for
RAT-SNAp. Three sizes. $50.
CSC. $1.25. Sold and guaranteed
by Douglas K Simmons and
Stockton and Son. dec
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-17

Germs i'll Lexington. He i the
over OF several farms. Is one CT
the large tobacco growers OF
Fayctte county. director of the
Favette National Bank. director
Of the Phoenix Hotel Company.
director of the Kentucky Steel
Products Company, president OF
thc Lexington Tobacco Board 81
Trade and has been vice chair
man OF the organization COM
mittee anil one of the leading
workers in the movement for
the cooperative marketing assc-
citation.
Samuel Clay, of Paris. is a
banker. and one of Bourbon
oounty's leading farmers and to-
bacco raiscrS. He was county
chairman OF the Burnley organiza-
ton in Bourbon during the cam
paign.
Clifford L. Walters is one of
Shelby's big farmers. He was
vice-chairman in Shelby county
during the organization campaign
and. rs Chairman Il. \, Thomas
was not able to give much time
To the work. most of the work oi
the campaign fell upon Mir Wal
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-17
MIR. Fred White Says
Don't Idle Because You
See Only One Rat

Il did. pretty soon ! found my
cellar full They ate my pota-
toes. After trying RAT-SNAP !
cot ; dead rats. The rest later.
They pass up the potatoes To eat
RAT-SNAp." Ii there are rats
around Your place follow Mr.
Whites example. Three sizes
.25c. 65c. Sis. Sold and guaran-
teed by Douglas { Simmons and
Stockton and Son. dc,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-17
RS capable shoulders.

James N NcnOc. OF MdNSViile.
l. banker. warchouseman. farm
er and tobacco grower. He seTv-
ed the people of the Ninth Ken
lucky district for several terms
as Congressman and IS an able
lawyer. though he has not prac
ticed that profession for some
years. giving all his time to his
business interests. including the
bank OF which he is president
Sheriff Frank Y. Nunnelley. OF
Scott county. is a prominent to-
bacco grower and farmer and
one of the most popular men in
the county. His term as sheriff
expires January |.
o. {. Ellis. OF Ripley. Ohio, is
one OF the largest landowners
and tobacco growers iii Brown
county.
Everett Mcclure. OF Aurora.
Indiana. was one OF the leaders
in his state in the old hurley pool.
He is one CT the leading farmers
of southern Indiana
John b. Vim is one OF Wood
ford county's leading farmers
and tobacco raiSers.1
L. b. Gaines. OF Carrollton. is
the largest landowner in Carroll
county and big tobacco raiser.
II. X Bourne. OF New Castle.
is a farmer. tobacco grower and
leading lawyer in Henry county.
He led the campaign in his coun-
| " for the organization with such
! ability that the county. which at
first was Indifferent. became one
OF the leading counties in the
movement.
Dawson Chambers. OF kcuton
county. i farmer and a leader
in all kinds of movements in
northern Kentucky OF interest tu
the farmer.
Rev J. X. Jones. OF Cynthiana.
is the only minister OF the Cos
pei ON the board He Is also
president of warehouse com
pany at Cynthiana and i connect
ed with bank Incidentally he
led the campaign in his county
with such skill and diplomacy a
To bring into the organization
almost every farmer in Harrison
county.
Carroll d Asbury. OF Augusta,
i q leading farmer and tobacco
raiser OF Bracken county and {
warehouseman.
! : !. II. SouSlcy. Flcmingsburg. Is
J Prond that he i dirt" farmer.
He i one of Fleming's largcSi
landowners and tobacco raisers.
William II. Shanlls. OF Stan
ford. i president OF a bank. 4
farmer and tobacco raiser. and
has been prominent in democrat
ic politics in Kentucky. having
been the nominee OF his party
for lieutenant governor in 1910
He Is a man OF wide influence in
his section OF the state.
Bush w. Allin, of Harrolsburg.
is. landowner. tobacco raiser
and cashier OF one of Harrods-
burg's leading financial institu-
tons. He also was county chair
man in his county during the pre-
liminary organization campaign.
Judge /. II. Thurman. oi
Springfield, served several terms
as circuit Judge OF his judicial
district, is one of the states lead
ing lawyers and is widely known
throughout Kentucky. He is 4
landowner and tobacco grower,
besides.
Thompson :. Burnam, OF Rich
mond. is banker and landowner
and a gentleman OF the old school
OF the South. He was count i
chairman in Madison during. the
preliminary period OF organiza-
tion of the association ard han.l-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-17
Gc-r Money Back If Rat-Snap
Doesn't Gene up to these Claims

RAT-SNNp i absolutely guar
autccd - kili rats and mice. Gre
m3tc- tHou'. Rodents killed with
kAI->N\P leave no smell. Rats
pas up all food To- get AT RAT
SNAP. Their first meal Is their
last. HNI-SNAP comes IN cakes.
\u miNiug Cats or-duS- won't
touch II. Three sizes. Sc. 65c
Sis. Sold and guaranteed BY
Douglas x simmons and Stock
ton and Son. dec
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-17

The blucbird may bring happi-
ness. but the Stork has 1t on HIM
liz one way-his visit brings =
500 income tax eNemrt'on--
Mavsville Independent.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-17
man during the world W.

man during the world We.
Il. Penn Taylor. OF Winchester.
is baisk IF and farmer and ai~o
led the preliminary campaign III
Clark county. He has been
prominent in farming and bust
ness affairs in Clark county ior
wears.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-17

cesSiullv. will be here a day or
TWO longer and will be glad to
explain anything that Is not un-
dcrstood by anyone.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-17
Richmond Daily Register
$. M. sAUFLEY. Isal.o- ana I.reprIetos

Entered at the pctsorhce At Ricn-
mond. a escond class mail matter. an
der act OF Congress OF 1875.
The Associated Press Is ,ZciIsiveiy
entitled TO the use FOR adjudication
or all news dispatches credited % Il or
not otherwise credited ~ this paper
and also local siGWs published herein.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1921-05-20

1T was what was telling you
about that same evening. you remem-
ber--iown In the hall when you
brought the flowers for Cousin Sheila.
You told him what told you. didn't
your"
'No; didn't have a chance-not
any real chance"
Then somebody else told him, jim
mie; and that Is the reason he has
resigned and gone away. Mr.. Van
Britt thinks It was on account Of the
two messages from Mr.. Chadwick
and Mr.. Dunton, and that is why he
wants to talk to you about 1t. But
you know, and know. Jimmie, dear ;
and for Cousin Sheila's sake and Mr..
Norcross', we must never lisp II to a
human soul. A new general manager
has been appointed, and he is on his
way out here from New York. Every
thing has gone to pieces on the rail-
road, and all of Mr.. Norcross' friends
are getting ready to resign. Isn't 1t
perfectly heart-breaking?"
1t was; II was so heart-breaking
that just gasped once or twice and
went off the hooks again, with Maisie
AIMS frightened little shrek ringing
In my ears as she tried to hold me
back from slipping over the edge.
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CHAPTER VI
What Every Man knows-


wasn't gone very long on this sec
ond excursion into the woozy-woozies.
though It was nighttime, and the
shaded electric light was turned on
when opened my eyes and found
Mrs. Sheila sitting by the bedside.
The change In Mrs. Sheila sort Of
made me gasp. She wasn't any less
pretty as she sat there with her hands
clasped in her lap, but she was diff
ferent; sober. and with the laugh all
gone out of the big gray eyes. and a
look In them as IL she had suddenly
become so wise that nobody could
ever fool her.
"You are feeling better now?" she
asked, when she found me staring at
her.
told her l guessed was, but that
my hand hurt me some.
"You have had great shock of some
kind-besides the burn. Jimmie" she
rejoined, folding up the bed covers so
that the bandaged hand would rest
easier. 'The doctors are all puzzled.
Does your head feel quite clear now
so that you can think?"
1T feels as IL had crazy clock
In It." said. "But the thinking part
is all right. Have you heard any
thing from Mr.. Norcross YETI"
mot q word. We have been hop
ing that you could tell us something
when you should recover sufficiently
to talk. Can't you, Jlmmie?"
Remembering what Maisie Ann had
told me just before went off the
hooks, thought / might tell her a
lot If I dared to. But that wouldn't
do. SO / just said:
~ told Maisie Ann all knew about
Mr.. Norcross. He left the office some
little time before dd-with Mr.. Rip
ley. didn't know where they were
going"
"They went to the hotel" she helped
out. "Mr. Ripley says they sat in the
lobby until after ten O'Clock. end then
Mr.. Norcross went up to his rooms"
OF course, l knew that Mr.. Ripley
knew all about the Hatch ruction |;
but II he hadn't told her, I wasn't go
ing to tell her.
"There was some trouble In con-
nection with Mr.. Hatch that evening.
wasn't there?" she asked.
| "Hatch had some trouble-yes. But
l guess the boss didn't have any," !
replied.
'Tell me about It," she commanded
| and toId her inst as LITTLE as cOuld .
how Hatch had had an interview with
the boss earlier in the evening, while
was away.
| "It wasn't quarrel" she suggested.
"Why should they quarrel?"
| asked.
She shook her head. "You are spar
ring with me. Jimmie, In some mis-
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subpoena can find me- when I'm
wanted"
That's all nonsense, and you know
tiff you're not too much of a kid to
know anything" he snapped, shooting
out his heavy jaw at me. II merely
wanted to give you chance to get
rid Of the railroad collar, IL you felt
like 1t. I like fighting man; and
you've got nerve. Take a night and
sleep on 1t. Maybe you'll think DIFF
ferently In the morning"
Here was another chance for me to
get Off with a whole skin, but by this
time l was completely lost to any
sober weighing and measuring Of the
possible consequences. Leaning across
the desk end gave him final shot,
just as he was getting up to go.
Listen. Mr.. Hatch," said. "You
haven't fooled me for single minute.
Your guess is right; heard every
word that passed between you and
Mr.. Henckel that Monday morning in
the Billiard lobby. AS l say, haven't