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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-04

itaar til oent at gienoptage Gorbtn:
6elien me6 SEN pprige @er6en, Jon
Senatet ipnoerreb.
Otter alt bbao ser f%oreligger ip,
mes Dor npe @reiioe11t .@orren 6
@aroing at babe balgt Men6 til
Me6lemmer al fit. &abinet, bborai
Sc flelte er fien6t ion1 6pgtige bper
paa tit Smraa0e. Sm ser er l1n6=
ftagelier fra 6enne go6e &egel, bill
|Gioen biie. Men set lober go6t, at
|@aroing bar piit fig uafbengig nof
al btSie portipolitiife Snoflp0elier til
at beige MfGno iom @ugbes % 500
Der til at itaa / @pioien for M6mi=
niitrationen. &an ser gigres nogct
- efter alt bpa0 ser bt6til er ifet -
for at bringe Sc Sorene6e @toter /
set rette Sorbolo til Sen gprige
&eroen, iaa bort 2anb taeer fin
@1aos / &reoien al alle Sc andre,
meo Sc &ettigbe6er og Gorpligtelier,
lom ct 5amarbei6e alti6 giber %
freezer al bber enfelt, fom bill bore
mes / Set, iaa fin6es ser bel neppe
noger be6re Man6 til MI. at gien=
nemfpre set er6 @,1gbes> iom troos
al Mooietning til @ilion, 6og ita=
Sig bar bol6t paa, at Mmerifa bmr6e
bore mes / Mottonernes 6orbuno.
9aroing ipnes bel6tgbis at babe boIot
Jig fri for at blibe 6omineret at 6e
moo bort 2anos Sn6treoen / ct Tor=
b1ro meo an6re fienotlige @olitifere>
8orob, Sobnion og Meningsfeller.
2igeleoes bar ban lat Jig n6 ODER
Sen Mooitan6 fra bisie &olo in6en=
for &artit, iom Ser bite fig imoo at
gipe &ooper en- &la6s blan6t Sgrer=
ne. Ser er @aab ON, at bbts 1oqen
Tan uorette noget for at bringe bore
tn6re Gorbol6 / Sr6e11 - og set
trenges ser iifferlig til - ga ct set
&oober.
2a6 % babe, at Greflgperet -
oe tire itore ser, &ar6ing, &ooper,
@ugbes - maa biie fig / Stan6 til
og faa &el6 og 2pffe til iamme1
meo Sc pbrige M9n6 / 6en np Me=
giertng og fammer1 me6 6en republi=
fanife &ongres at itpre og Ieoe bort
Sano og Dor Station, iooIe6es at set
bliber til sgre 'og @ab>1 og en- &ielp
til at bringe @eroen / 2ube efter set
itore @~ammenbruo. S bette &aab
letter hi @erte be6 Sen. L.. Marts
1921, iom en- Sag. ser efter Sc ban=
1telige $t6er gierne fful6e inoIe6e
5%renagang moo be6re &ilitan6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-04
&crbifnlb Mrtifel.

6. g. @ifeien, Seem D6rf, far ifel=
&c vNor6lDiet" en- fort - alt for
fort - Mrtifel / ~@orl6's @ort"
81 9ane mbo came on6 1taDeo".
Set er cit @filoring al bans eg1te
8epGggrl,n6e til at ben6e 9anm1rf
&pggen og ilaa fig neo / Mmerifa;
Set &ar @ioer, ban ber giber os, IT,
Der betpoelig plDfologiif Sn6iigt %
.l1alminoelig Sremitillingsebne. 81
inotrengen0e ST.. @ifeien
ON at uoarbei6e en- bel BOG om bette
Gmne. 9en bil blipe al iiel6ent
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-04
Set banffe 8enser &oipital i
Nmnfn

Set ct igrgeligt, men ianot at set
oa11ite 6enger &ofpital i Omaha mi
er 9ibet ooer ! &eceibers $enoer, /
Serbolo til ibirren6e @pgter UNDER
Omitanoiebeoer, fom bbis sc taller
ia11ot, er 11eget neoilaaert6e, foroi Sc
1tasbter 2a1osmar5 iom taben6e beo
andre 2anbsmenos Serb. So hi
tie bor ngiere 1p1pgri11ger beo
&ao1toen. ftal III lite uotale % 1,pr.
mere ON Sasen ! 9ieblittet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-04
0b6Sfal6.

@aitor g. 8. g.. &anien, @runo=
logger al Mnsgar 6%anit=lutberif
epangeliife Strife / Son 6roncisco,
% &nsgar Menigbe6s @reit / ben=
neo otte @ar, afgif ifplge r8ien"
6re6ag BEN is. Gebruar be6 9pben /
tit Stem i Gurlocf, 66 Mor gammel.
@aitor &anien b1eb oroineret / @bi=
cago / 1881, o9 / 6e 81 Mar ban ar
beioeoe i &irfens &ieneite, %uofoloene
ban en- forbabien6e @irfiombeo. &on
bar betient flere Menigbe6er, % fle=
re ny &irfebpgninger ffpl6es bans
Mrbei6e 6eres 9pfpreIle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-04
Blannt Eannsm,wnn.
so 4ars Smblen,n.

9m nog1e faa Maane6er, nemlig
ben 6: Suli, Tan &aitor M6am San,
Chicago, feire tit so Mars Srbileum
fom @relt. Mangfoloige / Sen 9a1t=
tie Strife tenfer paa bette % bill bore
me6 til at bringe Sen ga1nle @relt
og 9tgter @ilien og @pl6e1t. 9isie
2inier er for Dem, iom m11lig lite /
0iebliffet min6es, at 6enne &pitio
CT ner for @aan6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-04
st lille Minbeorb.

Stolte @gnoag, 0en 81. 5ebruar>
bar set @enrD @aosmortb 2ongfel=
Ions 6goielSoag. @on ifrep en-
Gang en- Gang, 80 o11 Ol6 9ani1b
@ong=8oof" falote ban Sen. Seq er
peo 6enne 2eiligbeo fomme1t til at
tGnfe iier paa Sc 4 fi6ite @ers al
0enne Gang. @oo 9anlf bil oisie
4 &ers omtrent lp6e ioale6es:
8enoerne bber paa fin Mger og Marf,
@emen6 paa 6art ODER biloen SAB,
5folem9n6, @on6elsmpn0, &erf=
it%e6sfolf,
sllle bar il11get sin 6Dbe Gang!
Su bar 6em ollie cit bel1et Sen,
Sou er ou bennelps, ipigtet, glemt.<
|9og 1fal gu fin6e bos mig ct Stem,
Stiles me6 8orme: ct @elmg6t her!
2igeiom @balerne for6um tit
8pgge6 fin @e6e / 8onoens &us,
Soo ifal Din fbioren6e Gang bos
mig
sSt110e en- aaben Oh dinitfri Enbn
Ser ifal 6u bernes, faa 3d. og>2e,
&pgges og feires, faa SO og Gre6,
Sg mems leg nD6er sit Eonebrus
@traaler min ung6oms Mei5er
@lonsl
Set Tan NOT fiees ON 2ongfellom,
at ban bar en- goo Colt for 11oget al
oct opbeite og fineite, iom rgrer fig
Sinoene / bette Tolfeftebnets 2ono.
sos De 6pbeiieen6e oe 6%pbeitenfen=
De Mer6 og &bin6er er ser en- ST.
1elie af, at bbis 11oge1t al Sc in6ba11=
6reoe 6olfefloffes 6pbe Georeneiana
ber ffuloe blibe ~bennelgs, ipietet,
elernt'", faa bil6e set lite blot bIibe
ct Sab for be6fonaien6e Golfeflof,
men ogfaa for bele 6olfeitebnet. Sc
bar en-: Gslelie af at for Golfeiteb,
nets lDffelige Grentibs @fpl6, 6o
gieloer set ON, at ollie Sc 6pbe Sol,
|tetoner ber tan ftn6e en- vaaben,
|9ieitfrt Gabn", Der tan blipe. rper,
net, faa 2p og Soc, bpeees og feires,
faa $40 % Gre6".
81 berboen6e 9anite far bobf
Igoot at at bore, at for 2ongfellon
bar boz opbe Se6reneia,1g for ber.
oifal6 til at blibe rbennelgs, fpigtet
CLIENT, hi fan babe go6t at at bere
bbor6aa ban bpcer Dor Teoreneionl
let bormt gelu1e6t Ter / Golfeiteb
nets 2ono og faa flint % flint flyer
Scr ffal 61 bernes, faa 2p % Soc
&pgees % feires, fao SO og Gre6!'
8. 6. @tranoifob.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-04
&rgjrrtngBakiftrt

Saa tier 0a &egieringsififtet =
@ooorom @illon treoer fra, og &e=
publifanerne rpffer ino, for at tage
&egieringens Seiler. 9et baar6e
@lag, ser ramte @ilion paa bans
@eiie, gioroe bam til Ell ing Mano,
en- ipag Man6, iom / SEN Stlltan6
fife fr111oe giere Gploelt / lit beie
&olo. Seen baar6ere en6 @pg6om=
men ra1nte bam iiffert Ben Me6fart,
&epubltfanerne gap bam. @an fom
biem fra europa meo cit Gre6, ser /
mango &etninger life 1pare6e til
bans S6ealer, foroi oe gamle Stats=
men6 bap6e beret bam for iterfe.
Men Sen in6ebol6t set @run6prin=
clip, at ligeiom ser bar fiempet /
Tellesifob for at iette en- Stopper
for en- @agts 9iftatoribip og for at
ifaffe Gre6 paa Sor6, iaaleoes moot=
te Soroens Golfeilag mi itaa 2ait
og 8rait meo bberan6re ON at berne
Gre6en. Ser maatte 5amarbei6e
til, og / bette maotte bper enfelt
9eltoger goa ino paa lige 500 me6
alle 6e an6re og lite frebe 11oger1
Serret eler Seritilling. @nbper
maafte bore billig til at ofre, bpa6
SET fr9be6es, for at Moolet tun6e
Mas.
Set bar @tlions sS6eal, Goltenes
@rooeritab n1eo @niebeo, Ser gier
ftert og eiber &roft til at magic en-
Bier uu1li9 3reosforitprrer. Com
@nerita lite baboe bol6t fig tilbage
fra at ofre fine @bnrer % al fin
&tg6om for at rpobe @runoen til
Gre6ens &ernpel, iaale6es bur6e oct
bobe beret me6, ia bore gaaet /
@ptofen for at bpgse Se1nplet op.
&ee1 set ,,taatte lite fte - UNDER
@oo6rou @ilions 5ereritab. Gao.
1e6eS beitemte De republifanite &arti.
1ebere. Seen Be iag6e lite bette. Sc
fanot paa .11ogle fien1ee $alemaaoer
ont Mnerttas Storbe6 og Selbiten.
bigbe6, 90 at set git Dor Sore for
nor at lutte are6s t1e6 Be andre
faaJe6es at ri paatog % Gorpligtel.
fer fattn,et me6 Dem. Desu6en fau6a
be, at ben 1obformelige Dr6ni11g %
Drofbining af @Idr,e1, ffuloe forbe.
ores,< og Oct 1t11loe oblollt tie, fer.
er6 ben bleb prebet, og fsr Mmerifo
GIT u,e6 til ,1oget.
Sc rette6e ct lant11et16e @IaQ moi
&tlio on, og 6e fit lite oIene set re.
prblitanffe @attt, met, GoItets ftore
GIertal .nneb fig. 9errne6 er Sss6eet1
Sanobeben. Dog lite Taaet al Mor.
ten; $a11, iom Be fog efter, bill Iepe
! &titorier, raar 6eres @abr,e for.
lengit ct gleuate, os Soee1 bill lebe
ebigt.
gu Dor altiqa seepublttaner,,,
n,eo #rofdeutlB Barren q. &arsiue
spioien Drb4 % @aeteus % Sc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-04
Ny Buyer.
6. s. Sfob9aarb.& eterien: Sabage
til @ub.

6. S. Sfobgaarb.&eterien: Silbage
til @,tb.
Dette ct en- lille 8og pao 70 81
ser, iom tn6ebol6er fire Goreorag
al &aitor 6. S. GfoDgoar6=&eterien
8ibelifolens 6oritar6er / &ieben-
bobn. Sc blep boI6t. i Mobember
1920 i &oncertpa1eets itore cal i
&%iebenbabn, iom BED Dem ollie bar,
fp1ot til 2renefel al Man6. Sore
oragene bar fblgenbe 0berifrifter:
: 1. &an Ri blibe- lpftelige u6er
@u6?
2. @bo6 ct Spiritis,nen ber6?
3. &bem bar Sefls?
4. @tal &irfens &riiten6om res
formeres? i
Com Get ct at be1tte, 11oar Gfops
gaoro-&eterfen taller, bpoes ber no.
get 11o11oertet boaoe for 9iertet %
for &anfen.. SITE mn6it @ooitan-
oere al Strife og &riiten6om bill faa
noget at tenfe ODER ieier, ion1 6e
n1oaite nnente at bore fer6ig meo.
Set ct en- r,eget ber6tfu1 BOG, baa,
De for &riitne og itte>&riftre. me,1
oen er natarligbis lite ufeilbarlig.
Selb ON man I alt peierttltgt er e1ig
t. bbao Der ct foet, 1naa man (. cts.
fra frtiten SIDE in6rgnnn1e, at set fra
ben Side bgr Hares beore, ems ber
er itet, bba6 ser ct @trters 8reit %
Sell 8oeen er u%otoru11er1 paa $.
2obies 6orlae, &ibbenbabr. Sen
foiter 90c Der / 2nn6et.
Gnten8 Sbn. GorteIling al
Martin &asm1sien. 210 @i6er. 8.
2obies 6orlag. @ris $1.OO.
9ette er en- pen Gortal1ing ON en-
enfes @sn, Jon gienrem en- 11oget
otnflaffenoe &ilberelie og eienner1
Sarer. 5riftelier % Gal6 (Drif,
[SpiD % 9b6bioeri, relietgit fet, BOG
'1aar frem til 2Dften. Ser e. mango
a1ore @erioner isGsotteningen; me,,
ON benz ion, ON &obeoperioret, .gieI..
Der bet melt, at man bel fer oen,
fon1 6orfattere,1 ~preierterer 6er,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-04
Slic Gpmr
@sbet1 &ore1art.

CT Mapnct paa ben npe &uman, Bet
oennc lt9e bliper be9Dnbt / &labet,
Set CT CT al Sc meit intcresiante oe
%ipGnocube TortGllin9er, Sc no9cn=
fnbe far 1rit. Tplg ineb fra Begun
belieu % fortGl 9eres &enner ON
Sen, iaa Sc fun faa &labet fra 60
mnnens S%e9DnSelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-04

&bor tan S friitne Meno fin6e
@oer / bet? &borfor SIR S lite,
Dba6 S tan for at foa Sen eIenoige
Sob foran6tet?"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-04
Oil unrf Ahnnuputrr.

Sc, iom en6un life far inbienbt
8etalins / @enbolo til montague
&esnimser, an1nobes ont at 9ibre Set,
% ifnlbe np9en life 9abe faaet @ee=
ming, men bog ifplbe, TIL Sc NOT b,fife
at betale a%l1igcpel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-04

Allie Breve og 1ndsendelser til Bladet bedes adresseret til
C. Rasmussen Company, 722 So. Fourth Street, Minneapolis, Mimi
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-04

In case of moving, the OLD as well
as the NEW address should be stated
and also the name of the paper.
Cheyenne record., 1921-06-16
Indian Now U. S. Citizen.

Sitka. Alaska.-.Jackson Annn-Hootz,
traditional chief of Alaskan natives,
on April Is took the totem pole from
the ward of his home here, declared he
no longer will follow the odd customs
of his fOrefathers and announced that
in the future he will be plain Amer-
can citizen. \ formal declaration was
issued early in April by the old chief.
II said: "On April Is. 1921, according
to my own convictions, desire to tnke
down my tribal cmblems, which are in
front of my house. My purpose Is to
live MS an American citizen. wish ev-
cry Young man TO see that have stnrt-
ell now in a new life as an American
citizen. I have dropped all my old Gus
toms rs I think they were great bur
den on me-"
Cheyenne record., 1921-06-16
"Aaye q Tooth 2H

In the FIJI islands a polished ivor,
tambu, or whales tooth Is a symbol n
chieftainship, and extremely valuable
as any request hacked by an exhibit
tion Of tambu Is theoreticaIl,
bound to be granted. Thus, II a Fiilar
headman wishes to marry a neIcbbor
Ing chiefs daughter. he sends a me.
senger first with the precious tambu
supposlng him to possess one. Neithe,
the girl nor her father has then An,
further choice In the matter. Ths
wedding has got to be. These oh.
1ects. as may well be imagined. Ar,
1ealously guarded by their fortunat.
possessors; and any Fijlan. II ws,,
enough of, will purchase one from :
foreigner for q large sum. The M.
dves never. or at least very ra,elv
can be induced to sell their tamhn.
Tactful district commissioner. ~.
Quently follow the Tijian custom az @
when asking for hospitality on the,,
tours in the interior. send a whaie,.
tooth with their messenger,
Cheyenne record., 1921-06-16
CHAPTER XVII.

Throughout the night there was spo
radio firing here and there in the city
as the Ruey followers relentlessl!
hunted down the isolated detachment
of government troops which had es
capped annihilation and capture In tht
final rout and fallen back on the city
where, conceallng themselves accord
ing to their nature and inclination
they indulged in more or less snipini
from windows and the roofs OF build
ings. The practice Of taking no prts
oners was an old one In Sobrnnte, nne
few presidents had done more thar
Sarros to keep that custom alive; er
go. firm In the conviction that to sur
render was tantamount to facing a fir
ing squad at daylight. the majority o,
these stragglers, with consummat'
courage. fought to the death.
The capture Of Buenaventura wat
alone sufficient to insure brief revo
luton, but the capture Of Sarros wal
ample guarantee that the resistance Il
the new order of things was already
at an end. However. Ricardo Ruel
felt that the prompt execution Of sar
ros would be an added guarantee Of
peace by ehectually dlscouraging any
opposition to the rebel cause In the
outlying districts, where few isolated
garrisona still remained In ignorance Of
the momentous events being enacted II
the capital. For the time being, Ricar
do was master Of life and death In So
brante. and all Of his advisers and sup
porters agreed with him that a so
called trial Of the ex-dictator would b.
a rather useless affair. His life wal
forfeit hundred times for murder and
treason. and to he ponderous over hii
elimination would SAVIOR Of mockery
Accordingly. at midnight. a priest en-
tered the room In the arsenal whera
Sarros was confined. and shrived him
Throughout the night the priest re
mained with him. and when that ear
ly morning march to the cemeter,
commenced. he walked beside Sarr6s
repeating the prayers for the dying.
Upon reaching the cemetery there
was a slight walt until a carriage
drove up and discharged Ricardo Ruey
and Mother jerks. The sergeant 10
command Of the squad saluted and wa,
briefly ordered to proceed with thu
matter in hand; whereupon he turned
to Sarros, who with the CUSTOMARY
sang froid Of his kind upon such oc
casions was calmly smoking, ant
bowed deprecatingly. Sarros actual,
smiled upon him. "Adlos. AMIGOS" HI
murmured. Then, as an afterthough'
and probably because he was suflclen,
Of an egoist to desire to appear mar
tyr. he added heroically: II die 10,
my country. May God have mercy OF
my enemies"
CTo BE CONTINUED,
Cheyenne record., 1921-06-16
Texas Slayer Dead.

FL PnsO, TeXas.-E. G. Tankersley,
who shot and killed Mrs. Pearl Nor
gan, widow, 40. and Earl Thaxton,
wealthy rancher, 26. with an army ri
file. md then shot himself through the
stomach by prOpping the gun on the
ground and leaning over the muzzle to
pull the trigger, died in a hospital here.
Tankersley was Il disappointed sultor
Of Mrs. Morgan. Mrs. Morgan and
Thaxton were sitting in n lawn swing
mt her home when they were killed.
Mrs. Morgan is survived by five small
children.
Cheyenne record., 1921-06-16
Adams Succeeds HAYS,

"hshington.-ElectlOn of John T.
A'ams OF Dubuque, Iowa, as chairman
10 succeed Postmaster General Hays,
whose resignation was announced, and
"''p''oh OF new bnsis Of representa-
.'' at national conventions resulting
III further cut In the southern dele
s,,u,, su.es. marked the meeting of the Re-
pup'iean national committee. Mr.. Ad-
n', VINO was vice chairman, was sue
'aud, Ore, "A
Cheyenne record., 1921-06-16
u,,.te,. /. h. declared, ~.

.yocr webster" he declafeo'
aren't crazy, are youI" o,,1,eor." Do
"of course, he is-the ols sea,: et" sbs
,ores cried happily. "but ~ NV. md heT
.t. starned up to her broth~' anu .nh M
stepper won't around his neck. uoa'
arms =, S Sha cried, "rm your sister. Ira'
~, .nolores. My little lost sister u"
,.-as7 Why, I can't believe it!
'' "We,,. you'd better believe IT, 'ons om,
s.,.rt ~ Webster growled feebly. ",
course, you can doubt my W. %oru a.. anu nu
Get away with it, now that I'm. lln nu, nsner U
NV hack, but Il you dare cas-, ~ uspur npur,
s,ors .o On that girls veracity, III muf'
der YOU a month from now.
oer ~ closed his eyes. feeling instinc
.,ra,v that he ought not spy on sucn :
saorsd @ family scene. When, however
.a .he estectipg meeting was over ana 10
iores was rufflIng the Websterlan as uUas
ton while her brother pressed the "vu .n.
star,an . hand and tried to say all th'
.h,nos he felt, but couldn't express
John Stuart Webster orougnt @ .nen
both back to a realization OF pFesen
anon,t thank me. sir" he piped II
nathet,c Imitation Of the small ooS y
melodrama. II have only done IN
duty. and for that cannot accept I'M
purse of gold. even though my ia'ne
and mother are starving"
"Oh. Caliph, do be serious" Do'ore
pleaded. .ro.
BE looked up at her fondly. TAX
your brother out to Mother Jenks an
prove your case. Miss Ruey." ne a.
yised her, "And while you're at
l certainly hope somebody Will remel
Der I'm not accustomed to reposing Q
a center table. Rick. II you can pc
suade some citizen to put me to pe'
I'd be obliged. I'm dead ureo' o'
horse, Tm-ah-sleepy-
His head rolled weakly to one So
for he had been playing part an
had nerved himself to finish 1t grac
fully, even In his weakened conditio
He sighed, moaned slightly. ar
slipped into Inconsistencies.
Cheyenne record., 1921-06-16
Comet Not Coming Close.

Cambridge -Winnecke's COM
ct VIII probably not come within TO-
Wo'oOo miles of the earth, according to
information received at the Harvard
college observatory from astronomers
studying It's motion closely. The comet
VIII make Its nearest approach to the
sun on June H. Several astronomers
preaict meteoric shower on June 27
as result of the comets approach.
Cheyenne record., 1921-06-16
Trades Leaders Indicted.

ChicagO.-True bills were voted
against Thomas Kenrney, president of
the Chicago Building Trades Council ;
Simon ODonnell, his predecessor, and
four other labor agents, by n special
grand jury. it was announced by G. A.
German, assistant states attorney. The
grand jury. together with the Daley
joint legislative committee, hns been
investigating alleged graft In the build.
Ing industry here.
Cheyenne record., 1921-06-16
U. S. Wheat crop Bio.

"ashington.-The country's com.
o'hed winter and spring wheat crop
promises to be 43.OOO,OOO bushels larg-
er thah last years, based on forecasts
vi production announced by the De-
I'r'm'nt of Agriculture. There will
ne smaller crops of oats, barley and
nay than last year, while the apple
crop VIII not he half so large, and the
peach crop will be much smaller,
Cheyenne record., 1921-06-16
n Am General Rusy."

to strike her pink, and the iron re-
straint Of long. hard, exciting day be-
ing relaxed at last. the good soul
bowed her gray head in her arms and
wept, moving her body from side to
side the while and demanding. of no
one In particular. a single legitimate
reason why she. a blooming old bag
gage and not At to live, should be the
recipient of such manifold blessings
as this day had brought forth.
In the meantime Ricardo. with his
hand ON the knob Of the door leading
to the room where Webster was having
his wounds dressed. paused suddenly.
his attention caught BY the sound Of q
sob. long-drawn and inexpressibly pa.
thetic. He listened and made up his
mind that woman In the room across
the entrance hall was bewailing the
death of a loved one who answered to
the name Of Caliph and John, darling.
Further eavesdropping convinced him
that Caliph. John, darling, and Mr..
John Stuart Webster were one and the
same person, and 20 he tilted his head
on one side like cock robin and con-
sidered.
by lingo. that's most interesting
he decided. '.The wounded hero has
a sweetheart or q wife-and an Amer
lean, too. She must be a recent &C
QUESTION. because sli the time we were
together on the steamer coming down
here he never spoke Of either. despite
the fact that we got friendly enough
for such condolences. Something fun
ny about this. I'd better sound the old
boy before start passing out words
Of comfort to that unhappy female"
He passed on into the room. John
Stuart Webster had. by this time, been
washed and bandaged, and one of the
Sarros servants (for the ex-dictator's
retinus sttll occupied the palacs) had.
at Dr. Pachseo's command, prepared Q
guest chamber upstairs and furnished
q night gown OF ample proportions to
cover M. wsosteess bshandagsd but
othsfwiss naked psfsoa A strsteAse
had Just arsived. anA the wcpnds6 man
WAS abost 10 b eaFsssd upseaiSA II
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mourning for him when you thought he
was dead" Ricardo favored her with
q knowing wink. II am delighted to
meet the future Mrs. Webster. quite
understand why you fell in love with
him. because, you see, love him my.
self and 50 does everybody else"
With typical Castilian courtliness he
took her hand, bowed low over 1t, and
kissed It. " am Ricardo Luiz Ruey,"
he said, anxious to spare his friend the
task Of further exhausting converse.
ton. "And you are"
~You're a consummate jackassi r.
groaned Webster. I'm only dear old
family friend, and Dolores 10 going to
marry Billy Geary. You impetuous
idiot She's your own sister, Dolores
Ruey. She. Mark Twain, and I have
ample cause for common complaint
against the world because the reports
Of our death have been grossly exar.
geratc6. She didn't perish when your
fathes's administration crumbled, Misa
Ruey, this u your brother, Ricardo.
Kiss her you damn fool-forrive me.
Miss Ruey-oh, Lord, nothing matters
any more. Hes gummed everything
up end ruined my party. wish I vere
dead
Ricardo stared 8rsm the outnsed
wsesesR 70 ~ s.seaR and haek assas.