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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-10-05

The little children romping
around today will become the
men and women of another
generation. They will control
the destiny of this community
then, ia. we control it now.
Community bettornont liz al
ways tho goal OF every good
citizen. Ii il tho great lubri-
cant which causes tho wheels
Of enlightenment TO spin noise
lcssly and To n purpose. To in
sure better community for the
future we must begin with the
children of today. Ii in their
childhood they are taught to
dilfcrentiatc between wisdom
and foolishnrss, between the
good aud the bad, between right
and wrong, tho lessons they
learn will bear golden fruit in
after years. and the community
we love 80 we'll will he brighter
and better because of the inilu-
ence they will exert upon the
citizcnry of their day. Rcmcm.
Der the little children Of today,
for tomorrow they will have
children of their own, and the
law of hcrcdity is strong with
us all. The sun shines brightly
when we push the clouds away
but tho little child has not yet
learned To push.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-10-05

Few men ara ever withou /
friends until they begin to hor-
row mo ney from them.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-10-05

Sergt. Alvin G. York, "grcat
eat hero of the war; has re-
fused to consider IN offer of
$4,000 for a twenty week the.
atrical tour on which he would
be required To appear 30 min
uies ii day, He announced, fol-
lowing "henrt-to-heart talk on
conscience ut II religious gath
ering at Cleveland, Ohio. that
although he needed the money
to pay of II mortgage on his
Tennessee farm, his conscience
would not let HIM exploit pa.
triotism.
Tho main slrcnl Of Appala-
CHA has been closed, aud work
has been hcgun ON the paving
of same, from the l.. Il n ov
erhead bridge, in the west end
of town, To the bridge across
Callahan Greek, ut the northern
end of town. Traffic has been
diverted nj tho eastern end
around To the rear of the public
school building, crossing the
river, then through what il
known rs "Nnw Bottom . 1t is
likely that thi4 street will not
be opened mp for traffic for
about nix or eight weeks.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-27
Believe Mexican
Attempted Assault
On Girl Aged 9

Come Excitement was created about
O'clock yesterday afternoon Nhsn a
report waH sent 90 Is .. olsen iha,
MnSican bad attempted i0 ars1uit hia
daughter aged o. Un hes return iion
s'huul iu hes home ai tlf CHfrix8
street pom the arrival ~ 49, Olsen
ni bio home frN minutes later fhsie
SOS nn truce OF the MEXICAN
Az the little girl WAS nctfluH home.
and within IL block uf ihe house = Aen-
ioan approached her and gave her a
nirissi &c. then TOOK hold 0f The
rhlidr aim The giIi Immediately be-
sHu screaming and rtn TOWARD home
toe Hiu going thN other way fhiF
transaction occurred meas tne arroyo
HluuF Cnfriyo street There va no
ono near fAf sfenr ESQ ths time and
- fhr Time lhf child mother could
quiet her and learn the cause ~ her
fIirAi the Heairan had ample tiuie iu
FeI away
Tho little giri stated thai hs wns DOT
fuunr man. hut said ah- n4- 500
Hl 90 frightened 90 notice him suffi-
rlrufif fu recognize MIN again
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-27
FORD SEDAN GOING GOOD
AFTER COVERING 1900 MILES

ANY one who b. the least 0u skcp-
Icl concerning The Ford cars ability
Co deliver the goods vii Do couHid
Nfahly enlightoncd hY studying tht &C.,
cord of this Ford SEDAN motor number
3.Gg0dfi bought hN a E Wertx. 3ait
North pantna avenue. Chicago ON
DECEMBER la 1919.
This ear Travelled AZ 00o miles bee
tween December 20 1918 and January
] 1871 covering - 900 miles after sum
down and $500 miles 0n suHaHys and
holidHNa SiN aCts uf tires have been
used. giylng an average 90 1000 miles
vNCh and the lHet Net Us Htll goins
struuE
During thin time lhe car had got been
of the road fui one fuu day and b.
now using the urlsiud spark pinEp me
original battery Is silll giving escelient
service and there ~ upl "A single rattle
tn hr foond anywhere The Gao has
never been towed off the road stalled
uor caused tnc lose Df HnV business
through lost iimo
And o. Sc Or less than iourtfen-
huudrpdthH 90 cent rcr milo naH
hcen paie out fnr maintenance ard nu
iies.dra lsp4Ns SRI Adjustments hove
ever hrru neglected
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-27

-iptcy Z ever atU he characterized
it az the statement 0f "a aitu grulAns
in the DARK. NOT suuwing where he a
OF what be- la fhere fuf. ~ is 300 a
statement of pollcN he continued.
comfy an evasion 81 fnlss tnuuf enc
uuloniaia great cause m s ihr FIRST
uIfy 80 q leader fn state hts rauHs.
Cfalg does uot ieu uH what hir cause
BE- unless Do De- ih rut aff six counties
nom Ireland
The liatci parliament iu Mr Des
Tins opinion Niu ne fiasen. % All
be- iacet At tna ostsrf hr aaid Nlth
the uecesriiy of t8xins the pcopie for
the maintenance uf kcif.sta SO 'ne un-
cnif lnysd. eho a4e steadily Increasing
lhguugh Else dismissed 90 Thousand
wofkcts W~eAiy from the shinyards
nesardlng The pn. iihuliy ~ a stt-
llcnrni nf tho IRISH lufatlnn hf ucEo-
thiiluu Mr neNiin wna extremely npti-
miFtiD he did nui doubt that Lord
Derby hAn rouc to Ireland Win cfe-
DENTAL. FROM Premier lloyd George.
but he added. 81 r. apparent from nrd
DeTil's nv.n ttstcmcnf no his visit that
he accomplished nothing
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-27

rIE STATE OF TEXAS
in GEO sheriff ar aaf rHnriatif af HHHr-f
counts Greeting
700 art hereby rairrauIirl to ~ uer-
IIHnHH f0r Ten IaFH sNrIusiFf 10 fnH faF
81 uul.'nff.nr Hefarf fne -ffuru day iIffe-.
al .n some newspaper putlisiet .r F.e-
lr 1ann gHnl ll flr io.lapiuE nlfirf
Tii1 STATE uF TEXAS
Ia 81 urIsHrH .lfrrrafeI .r frr Na'flrs
~ ADoie %. French anl saruei a.
reuch. ninnrs
A. g French nas hy me Cnrnfr rturt
nf Nurrfn COUNTY. TEXAS 80 fhf Irf.
faY ~ March A o 1874 luiy appointed
Temporary gusrdien ui fhf usrsons ami
estates ~ @d minors which appoint
Same shall hs slrcrssful CONTESTED 90 tho
neNf term ~ said rlfirf calnHlelrinr IN
she frlro Moulay ln SLAP. a. 70. 1881. De
samf hclrs the ftff daY 80 hias A. ID
la.I. af tha court House fhfTHNF In Gore
rus CHRISTI r~Has ~ which time an rsr-
sons nftrestfd in ar stiffre 81 etii
minors mas -gnear luf corics' rn au-
polniment q thff So iesr
llertin fah nct Haf have 500 fUra
saf count rn ih. said fires das 90 ffe
neat tenn Affgaf fl.a wrf wfr rnuf
fsnrs thereon slo~ins tee aHl haFe
Artlitd CO.. sane
tilfsn under u.s. hanl md tha .rH af
stia nouu ~ affr. In fnrus rhfisfN
ire ~ -fd tsl AE a p. 1871
cirfs County Court Sue - ceaniy
hereby rsug mas ms anc,e ar4
isrrrclau NJ frar ana raffeei cHlN q
the oUs .nsl Nrlt nnr In rf Nanis
rRANE Is RpRiNsoN
sheriff NNarfH no.nfF. Teas.
~ " = CODY n~nup.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-27
KiwaniS Club to
Learn Secrets of
Ice Cream Plant

runlf.m rlu prsHiiH Hi thr
a bod fNi H.f ..H'.
An iHlNftrilug program IA promised
thc mrulhvfa hN Secretary tiUumsi
81 NfHHHun 90 $3.50 riog.fdalf Zee
ir.an fnnuaut VIII cNulnin to the
wcmNuiH thr sac of mnkIuH foai lce
cream Hnu htel demonstrate fu thtm
Af fuU illH lufiHf fhr Vlau fn fhr
plnri i1e member whn cate thn largest
portion 40 cream VII hr awarded BE-
uIIn" Ihr stationery and prize f0r
tOdHfH Iunth eun if furnished hy o.. q.
Cook ir huf The nature nf fhD pfiyo
It nHf Inlnu
We'll tNN 'rfs NHnH ul fNH I tnf .r
ftHH. .lnui hf ATTENDING rht ilnd
nI FNrf llIH ri Friday Nleht tf fhr
ifIrE aHNuUl
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-27
CLUB WOMEN
Will OPPOSE
ORDINANCE
Will AJAX Other Societies
To Give Support To
Proven, Raise

United nNreii0n i0 hr raa cate
boost authorised ht ihn tifF ordinance
row pending connie. from tho women
Monday CLUB After thorough diHrua.
Hiun Un faf contemplated raise tho
women moved Gee ruurlHf uf their
convictions hy passing resolution up-
NuHINr Gao IufI,Htf
THE RESOLUTION
Resolved. That tho WomAn's
Monday Club 90 on record ss not
favor 70 tho proporec Increase ~
rates FER gas and TIE grantine %
neU frsnehiss 70 ths ess com
p4ny
Ulsnr the dlsruaalon OF the question
ny un' club several nf fho members
b rtu fheNs NlfrH go hr won posted
un the contents ~ pr schooha report
eHrrfir among othel Hnnrrntiona De-
advocated rate NJ i201 pri Thousand
fur rta Tho women demonstrated
fiHl fHH ffhrf hnd mHNH uu tnaI HIIHdf
iu f1tkr Hu ff0rf fn mako fhr house.
hn.H expenditure stay within their
budgets
There wni enmr 1ucrfinn ns fo fhc
urn'rIUfr fNn r'uh HHlnr uu this
fn1iNI HHiH ono Uf fHr nomhcra huf
zee moro fh' question wee diaounaea
fNa rinfH ihn women aHN thr necessity
pm ifF|HH fnll uf proposition which
ufr0ifd fhnm 1H direrf'f as Hny eco
fUtfir question
TNa elui n addition fn ndnufInr The
rfHN'uNuH .ridDd POI rnli on nii other
rIuha nua toclrtlna fo Interest them
selves iH thr move fn thr Dud That
rHn Hnd rnnf rns would boz nroruftd
W IrrrnrHhir rate
Onr member boo discussing tho matter
Yesterday Sold We believe reilly we
nrn eNffraHinr fhe sentiments az mrng
nfhfr. beside fh. siuh nemNfra and
Joel lhnf lH see have fhe rnsuunHihilltV
OF rHnuIur Our hnusrhuids arid iu many
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-27
May Remove Sign
On Park Avenue

There b. much complaint ai an ad-
vortisiuE sign on Park avenue near
fnplo- street. The claim is made hat
Dr. petition waa presented 90 The coun
900 hY the residents ~ that section
s., hnrawins digestion Go the align.
'umuIa. lnnor surreFi states that d.
snnWs Df no enc signing such "a peii-
.nn and viii ut Friday nights meet
lnF present request ~ residents on
l-urL lNrnne lnI rnmnNnl n- The -lEn.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-27
NOTICE

Many Of N0u hove heard Of tho Hilr
rfHs mndr hy fhr MAYFiELD AUTO
COMPANY S A. handling FORT cars
snd Infdaun TRACTORS in ihr Republic
nf Mexico ifa business hhn heeu rrnv
iuf so uluijiy ihnf ON March bih The
Company increased lev capitol Cos one
miiiUn upHus equivalent 90 $500 600 500
American money and some Of iia stock
wlll boz sold Anyone interested may
rau and see
CLARK pEASE
AZ the city National Bank
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-27
Many Wells Planned
In Hebronuille Field

D. r Harmed one nf me dire tofH in
fha Miranda On company. vas in Cor.
nuH Christi last might TO said the
airI would ie uuf 900 alf ~ soon ~
fhr steel TANKS could We obtained The
fatNs uefs tu 10 received az nfunl.
vile yesterday buf had NOT arrived.
They nfr expected nn ans train
Mr Harmed III ut present living ~
Laredo hut was originally . Califoruis
UurIsfnr &c. expects fu move his fam
ut ta Corpus Christi and mane fhis
tlft ila future home
The Miranda company has lea tcd
rrtefal i0.acrs tracts. ana III Harmed
stated Within fhlrty days there would
hr CO least Ten wells drilhnF in add.
tlur tu their uHH Rigs
Thc derrick ia up and rlr Dob place
fnr Mirnndu No 4 and drilling Eil DO
kin na soon aq ne wofk 0f lnrts ~
the tanks and putting the sif on SO. ?
Dr. completed
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-27
Steel Corporation
Shows Some Loss

1857 IlIf ASSES t0H fffaa
NsM YORK. APRIL - The business
of the United states steel eofrHratlnn
Tor the first quarter of the calendar
ga as disclosed ln thr reinff nf the
directors ISSUED today testiise.ss sn~N
90 the backward conditions in that iu-
duHtfN
ratal elfninas Coz thHi period am
uHntt. a. So ,ss,il4 as compared with
SIS f+ st- iu the final nunffri af 1890.
81 o. hIil0r ana nIfr uf ftH.kfiuff
ate Oh iho CITY
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-27
Will INVESTIGATE
health FUNDS

tl, rDs Aasoclatod Pres.
AUSTIN. Texas. April 20 An in-
voH liEutinn uf tho affairs 81 the skate
health department rt gnrdlug tht eA.
urniiturp of certain fundH la being
lutdy zoo ihv orders ut Governor Neff
Also th, administration of Use uufc
food ana drug department boz ever,
dNthl both flnautiAi ard otherwise BE-
being nude under ordvra nt the nut
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-27
DeUlin Brands
Sir Craig Edict
Political Folly

as The Associated irras.
nELFAST APRIL 20 -1natph pey
lin. Nho haa reiuired tu Ulster tn dl-
rect the nationalist campaign. la an
Interview today termrd thf rrcrnt
proclamation issued hN sh James
Nfaig lsitr unlnnisf leader as 1hr
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-27

ff-ln the Library Fund ~ the George
Evans b, hoo by attending The iand
nf rorEeffuineas' Friday uiHht at the
ffIrh school
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-27

6trrt and Bridge Commissioner Shelly
Will ir lulUrr rlN cIi rrlNDrl material
trattWrlt uf rfNufutc paint % iH pHfi.
mated such treatment viii preserve
me material tu double me umr t nuW
ltatH
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-27
ko,LR66

Fred Ctamn. director OF the ooy
Hruui band d.d uui return tu Corpus
christi ftum sau Antonio wish hlH
hnfH. ~ tlnuim WHni from sun 1891.
funin tu Dnliaa uu huaueHa trii ana
lH nuf rNr.Dird honn fur t Tow duYH
The Corpus Christi Automobile
rnilrs rrsu, ntlur yesterday iudurs'd
the American Motorists Protective
ieHRu, "A unii viii ht organized Boo
tna tiIN Tho lUlHuf nHH received
ihN 81, rarulruI ul motorists aHd pub
tlr ufufnlH reuruilN 10 lr In n0 Hruee
partisan uor commercial vlttlul sr.
hUlua 1000 nrEuulfHtiou frr She mutual
benefit nud ur0tr0 llnu oft mutufiHt.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-23
EVENING EDITION.

smoothing .out her gloves. II prefer
to md my intimates. within the circle
OF our own relatives and connections.
"A person like Mr.. THAN In sorns way
disturbs me-" s l9
That" the Marquis reEretted, As
unfortunate. rs he is likely.to be our
neighbor al. Mandeleys.p,eLtgSss
She shrugged her shoulders.
ooh. it is Of no consequence" she
replied. IT shall never feel the slight
est .compunction in anything I might
do or say to him. II he pays more
for Broomleys than it is worth, he has
the advantage of u c~ountenatce.
which I imagine. to a person in hts
position, makes the bargain equal.
one of those men who would part
with anything unless he got some re-
turn"
Money, nowadays" the Mar9dis
reflected. pressing the tips OF his An
gers together, lis a marvellou sly re-
vitaltzing influence. People whose So
cial position is almost. If not quite
equal to u own. have even taken it
into the family through marriage"
L is I'VE very H.. charmins mouth Nth
laughed. softly. Nothing amused her
more than this extraordinary blind
ness of her father to actual facts
such, for instance. as h Lees wool
len mills! a' = -
II do hope" she remarked, that
you are not, thinking of offering me
up. dad. on the altar Of the God Of
Dollars?"
my dear. child" the Marquis pro-
tested, II can truthfully and proudly
say that l am acquainted with no
young woman Of your position in
connection with whom such a sugges-
ton would be more sacrilegious. I
have sometimes hoped he went on,
that matters were already on the
eve of settlement in another direo-
tion."
81 don't know. I'm sure" Letit1h
answered thoughtfulty. II sometimes
think that l have a. great many more
feelings. dad, than the sole remain-
ms daughter of the Right Honorable
Reginald Thursford. Marquis of Man
deleys. ought to possess. The fact
is. there are times when I can't stand
Charlie anywhere near me, and as to
disc ussing any subject of reasonable
interest, well, he can only see any
thing from his own point Of view. and
hat is always wrong,
You and he, then" the Marquis
observed. appear to share-or rath-
er to possess every essential for do
mestic happiness. The constant pro-
pinquity in which married people Of
the middle and lower classes are
forced to live is no, doubt responsible,
in many asses. for the early termina-
ton of their domestic happiness
Continued in tomorrow
Evenings Herald.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-23
SnoPSrH,
PHILLIPS

The MARQUIS Of M~andeleys has lost
tage belonging to the family property,
to a workman By the name Of Richard
Won't, David THAN, a wealthy. young
American whom the marquis sister
meets meets g on the boat, is .n iny nted.1 TO- the 1e
h latter's daughter. Lady Letitia.
An affair which the marquis carried
on with vont's daughter, some years
THAN: who claims 70 have met a man
steamer. The mafauis, believes that
Won't is coming to claim his property:
Hannaway. has for - years been the
pro,ege of the marquis. His affairs are
IN very unsatisfactory condition, and
ma MarG nan $ allowance W. fhe is m ssoppGfd' , rna.n' th ae
latter two hundred and fifty thousand
pounds: Marcia's allowance is paid. and
she tells the marquis she wishes to go
range to make the trip by motor. with
James Borden, whose company~is hand
ling the publishing of some Of her
books: Borden wishes: to marry Msrcia;
Won't who is DESTROYS OF securing re-
venge against the marquis. tells that he
holds the marquis promissory note for
mont I .h0o: rhsin pG hae sold due him i s some
worthless oil stock. and believes that
the marquis will be bankrupt at the
end Of three months.
David Thain rents the marquis place.
'Broomleys." for a year. He will be
near Richard Won't, his uncle. and also
close to the marquis residence.
Thain is entertained again in the
home Of the marquis, and at the resi-
dence of the duchess, Letitia's aunt.
Letitia tells him she feels that she has
known him before. and is a little per-
picked as to when and where it might
have been.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-23
FLANDERS

During the war We were made familiar with the
peoples that grew on Flanders fields amid the crosses
that marked the resting places Of the slain. This year
a special use il being made of the poppy, as arrangements
have been made for the sale of replicas Of the flower
in order to augment the fund which is being raised for
the care Of destitute French children. The poppy has
been most appropriately, chosen for this purpose, as 1t
has been designated the official flower Of the American
legion, a body whose members have come more closely in
touch than any others with the need for relief in France.
The flower sale this year will be conducted under the
auspices Of the legion, which has been properly author
lied by the American Franco Chtldren's League Of New
York City. this league being the only authorized agency
In America for the collection of funds for the league in
France. Flowers will be placed on sale wherever there
is "a branch of the American legion on the Saturday pre-
ceding Memorial day. and the plan Is to have them worn
on Memorial day and used in, window and other decora-
tons, together With the usual decorations appropriate
to that ocoadon.
The need for this relief is wen understood. Thou
sands Of children IL northern France have been made
homeless and destitute BY the tragedy Of the war. Many
OF them have lost both parents, and a well organized
system of relief is In operation and is performing a splen-
did work. We in America can do no less than give thta
work our cordial approval and support. and If there 10
The hearty response which may be expected to the appeal
to be made through the sale of peoples, the fund collected
on Memorial day will augment very largely and ac-
oeptabiy the moneys already subscribed for this purpose.
1t seems that no more appropriate or fitting memorial
work could be performed than this, as it Will at once
pay appropriate tribute to those who have sacrificed their
lives in the service Of their country and build a living
monument by which the memory Of that sacrifice will
forever be perpetuated. Such a monument is more last
Ing than bronze or marble, and the American legion, In
undertaking to help erect it, is continuing the splen-
did work which is members inaugurated on the soil
of France -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-23
dFgB6lAz
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E26axH6zsxd

THE CALL.
The great outdoors is calling me. I
hear the message OF each tree
Which spreads it's branches u and
seems, to beckon me to come,
And there is something in the air
which seems to say: You've
time to spare,
The birds are at their merriest now
and all the worlds a-hum."
There's something now which says ia
me-: The nests are made in
every tree;
The birds fare home and settled
down. the woods are full OF
song; %.
The shady places now are spread for
a to rest his weary head.
And every brook Is chattering its
merry way along
The dusty lanes lead up and down.
away from all the noise of
+. town. D..
on every hand are lovely scenes to
please the wanderers eye,
The blossoms. for my lady's hair are
splitting beauty everywhere
And they are fairer blooms than
those the wealthy people buy.
I'm tired of faces pale and sad, and
people. whether good or bad,
I'm weary now Of city walls and
city strife and care;
I think I need the faith Of trees, the
balm Of natures mysteries.
So 7 shall> seek the wide outdoors
and find religion there.
Bracelets have been worn by wo-
mel of almost every nation. savage
or civilized.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-23
APT xn-Continued.

Letitia kissed her aunt and depart
ed. The Duchess sank into her
empty place.
Il am going to be a beast" she be-
|kan . Have you been lending money
to my brother"
Not a sixpence." David assured
her.
The Duchess was evidently stakxer-
You surprise me- she confessed.
However, so much the better. 1t
won't interfere with what I have to
say to you. I first took you TO Gros-
senior Square. didn't II" =.
You we're so kind" ne admitted.
Now l come to think Of it,, SHE
reflected" I remember thinking it
strange at the time that, though I
couldn't induce you to go anywhere
else, or meet n one else, you never
hesitated about making R~eginald's
acquaintance"
HE was your brother, o see, .
David reminded her.
1T didn't occur to me-" she replied
drily, that that was the reason.
However. what I want to say to you is
this. in bald words-don't lend him
money"
David looked once more across the
tops Of the trees.
II gather that the Marquis, then, ia
|impecunious?" he said.
Reginald hasn't a shilling" the
Duchess declared earnestly. Let me
Just tell you how they live. LetifiA
has two thousand a: year. and 20 has
Margaret. from their mother. Mar
>A~A<s AAkH.A ~AA.3A q $1,000 <A:
low. won't touch her money and
makes her an allowance, % that near
~ all her two thousand. and all OF
Letitia's, except the few ha-pence she
spends on clothes, &c to keeping an
establishment together. Reginald has
told every scrap OF land he could,
years ago. Mandeleys il the only As-
tate he has left. and there isn't a
square yard of that that isn't mort
gagged to the very fullest extent. It's
always a scramble between his poor
er there's a little margin to be got out
of the rents after paying the interest.
IL there is, it goes I believe, towards
satisfying the claims of q lady down
at Battersea,"ns
"A lady down at Battersea," David
replied is it-may I ask-an old
"A very old one indeed" the
Duchess replied. and. To- tell You the
truth, It's one OF fhe most reputable
EthingsI know connected with Reg
thing else he docs, and without befnk
I'm any way wiifully dishonest, he ,is
absolutely unreliable. But this lady
1t Battersea-She belonged 70 one oil
his tenants or somethins-I forget the
etcry--haS kept him within reasos-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-23

Bracelets have been worn by wo-
men of almost every nation, savage
or civilized.