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Marble Hill press., 1921-09-02
California Surgeons Experiment
Raises Interesting Question
Among Scientists.
HOLD DISCOVERY VALUABLE
Doctor Believe. Hs Has Provided
BASIS for FsrRssehins Biological
Rssssreh-Ethsus Double ef
Amputatsd Member Pictured.

San FrunciscA-Ths rrcsnt an
nouncrmeni by pr. l.. s. Haley. local
surgron. that he has photographed ths
sth.fic double u mans thumb,
which had h.cu cut OF at the joint.
has aroused at Interesting scisutifc
discussion
Scientists sAy Doctor Halsy's s..
pertinent raises the question of wh.th.
sr man Vosssssss within himself dor.
mant snersS TO rpprs-iuce parts ~
himself. such ~ an arm or lea. when
he los"s them.
Doctor Haley does noe profess tha,
his experiment prNes such a theory.
hut declares that hs 'slis1es hs has
provided the basis for far r~aehlng
biological rrs"arch
LksWi.. De- insists his experiment
IN 20 sis. l. 81 a "sfiri,uatsiic" ma.
iure
M, owu c,ntriNuilon 10 simply TO
show 'y photography that srys'aiifa.
ton ~ ,rsrgy exists Scientists may
49, much fgr'h.r sui fs.sitly IN time
fsmHIsrnic that such rrys'ailiFat'on
q su'rsy MAJ p. made g.rruausui IN.
stead = mumrrfary. such a. my
Photographs shvs" l'-iuf Haley
sait
"t.ikrvis. y NAV PROV, that 'gha~is
hrr Mt Supernatural. Rot simply q
ra'ufa. ans uutyria. r.mp"gui - ~.
H.Ha .
some animals 49, 'iluss not visible
20 sur6u eyrs iIk.uts. CERTAIN r.r.
ms arr rsyrhlrH',y s.usi'i,. a.
'h.us~ which others ~. not There L.
r great fell fHr Investigation ot.n.,'
iy my experiment"
Thu-'b or: Felt Pair.
hector uHl"ys subject IN tis inter
es'irg test was vt.slwurker whn
hHl lost his thumb n. vsaiv urksr
believed himself r.rs-iHus o. pain
when piu uas Inserted strrr ~.
thumb oucr vHs Pr the experiment
%" stump was ylAN-l aB highly ssr
sitlE"d pop"r 90 a photographic sull
tiul -Four impressions wrne taken
ranging ~ time frpu oo,.half q.
minute and half
Ms Theory is that 'hg e'f,ric don.
he remains attached tn %. m.rf.r.
ana under Influence - vill power aud
ui'h the AID u ether factors puss tly
not understood o." ha-!y energy raGl.
a',s frou tho point vhcr, 'he sfumr
1s aIling N N" e'h,ric double saII
r"-tur Haley. illustrating With ~. q
the photographs
"lH such an event as the photo.
phs shos the ethcric ioahl, affs
AS a flue print cpntinucl the dag.
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-02
MERCHANT TELLS or
A REMARKABLE CASE

Writing from MaSrys Ga, 4 J.
DlI.,u pupurtuT ~ large DEPART
meut stur, 90 that plurr says.
4 have a customer hyry Whu was Ia
bod fnr three year. aud 900 uut 49, 10
mral at amp um' She had "a. phy-
si,ians aud lhry save her out Que
h"iilr ~ TnuIas sut byfTsip uu tho
ts'Tuul bottle she rHmm,nrri t,splug
huus. uud uu ga, ihlfd 40, d.i ui, the
rsAIu. aui b,us,Nurk ior family
uf ..bi'
ThI. s"upd. REALLY Incredible. hui 10
cum,, unsolicited frsm M.tIy ,t.d.
itabl, spur.r HYI is ,.pi,d ,rfbalIn
frlw o., letter
Tap'a, d. .al o., lra1.ns druggists
r,sfyNb,f, AHN,rfIs,m,ut
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-02
UNEkRTH GIANT WITH HORNS
esints5 Bcdy Foaod - rsrnes.es
Miners q, S. See, Fsus
Iretss LeNs

Knoxville. Tenn Wv4#sa - fhc
kn-rc>tr.ns ,..I aauTrt 90 Iiv,a.
s~H >uH ang hasr falDa aar.ri
.a rHr earth aH1 l~'rIara .an, 81
frs' : iu.h's 'a. Imh,sfr5 20 'hs
aae.Hnr e,st za.g' gl. a,-.E Is q t..aa.
uoH chain. Ihc aag,u arr I.~s,r,
uH't "as '1p,rns uau, rt, hand,
Afc fu.A~i aEry.s 'tv breast un
either Air ~ is nraI are fao hnru.
zach ahsu' four .nrtes In length It,
weight i ahsa' S'" pvunds
!, s "u cNhlh1.a H I4a,autsvl.
Nherc 4 IL h'ius ,tst'rt rs 'a,usani.
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-02
French Commander Packed in
Eats" as Marine Battle Ragged.
His Chef Declares That Marshal De,
voursd Enough for Three Men a.
Hs Won Victory.

Paris, Fran~.-The latest war rem.
iniscenees 10 be printed are those II
the chef who presided over the des.
tinles Of the French general stRfr dur
Ing the battle Of the Marne and who
prepared the simple but abundant
menu that Marshal, then General. Jof.
fire. sat down to at very irregular
hours
II the chefs culinary accomplish.
ments were not superior 90 his liter.
ary talent. one pities poor General
Jofrre. and II must have been a relief
TO the commander In chief 10 leave
the mess table and return to the bat.
tie line
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-02
Makes Photo of
Astral Thumb

tot DECENTRALIZATION of energy il a
fact that has been known FOR years
and which fact took into cuusideru.
tiuu Ia my work.
Holds Discovery Valuable.
This SORT n work may throw ught
"a many of the biological problems.
such n hsr'dlty, and should have an
application Oh medicine. The exp.ri.
wrni Il not exactly along nv line ot
work and Il l. my intention o. turn
ahnt facts ! have ever 20 the tnl,.r.
sliN "f California or the California
Academy ~ Sei.nc. Tor further ON.
sidvrailon. II they car. fur them.
The value II my discovery win h,
a possible diagnu-tic factor IN ncurol.
~ aud a contribution To- biological
tnos!~'ige. believe" said Doctor
Haley sh-h asked what his undlnss
mlsht he used for
The rthcrc double I, no, splrltu.
siis,ic. but, a. say. biological and.
allcl hy the power ~ the human ho-iy
a1i psychic mechanism srr,ts on the
hsiy ii may b. applied to mcdicln.
Il u my arm belief that system of
uciicnl diagn"si. NAV eventually -
founded On the therry." the doctor
UHHriuded
huc'or Haley said he had BEEN
awklns on his latest experiment but
urs meath.
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-02

primitive haptist pag~r ant terI - n
tgy Il have lsri - 1aE D. laaiAa Q
Nsss;Ahie CaTp 4r4 zni l. "a =
ErkhAms LIVER Ptlis - ahvzi srvvn
rsdnths Ar n5s ] an atlr - A. ~
vfk i1aA ncvs- f,srCi Y1sf rsessl-
rsns a-4 yu4 ray pah,.sA ,hss II "a
uart % AZ Il a t~le- "-hra J. ,.
u KsUr. Sta-. = C.
Hsne u aro'srr wr- man vhs ats hsr
trsu71-y q to nary sh1>e is'.efs -
tArc ai-essy g.h ssst rruvag hat
i.yts 4 PakhsEis Nssvtah3s Cara-
p.rurt 1yisa rrs,nrps health g. suTsrtrg
uoraen eyea after Jbsy hAVe co-s - far
,Aai an ct~Fatssa Is aeosnsi AtvtsAAAs.
TNsrv,c-c lt uill ssrsly EAy sny wu'nAa
~hs saFsrs frum alrseets pesg1Ar "a
hsg seI "a give TITS goci el5 fASasdoet
rs-se.y far trial
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-02
M,r,,ht, q. sn,IahI,

Smith bad hsyu uryr-t really
r",sl i"h ln Ausim'la - b. threw
up bis d,fkshlp iu lnudna AAi made
arrangements to leave fnr the land u
kanEarsHs
While passins through ii,srpnni IN
his -, 90 ths to,k. h. as suitsuly
hal'.i hy q friend from Manchester.
sha Inquired
'il'ilo, 80 mAn wb~v are yoa
- toy
Australia vas smi;ss blunt ~
pis
"Rlght-g.r ssId ~. frIeui "Iri
Vsls part = tts ~ay vi'h yuuf-
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-02

officer n the fact Tia, uur'hy for,
lade him ." serve 'tc chansrA sue ,t
The stan. Hnt ordered him 10 taruw N,
hotties away.
I'VE did says the chet hut oul,
,h" h"H' morning they errc empty
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-02
Took Honey From Hives;
Bees Put II Back Auain

Some months ngu. Wallace
f.annIng heckseper of Nil.
ford, n j., took over 100 pound.
of honey from his splaries and
stored the honey in the garrr,
~ his home When he ~en, 10
the earrc', few days aso TO
set some Of the honey. all he
found was the empty cumh and
frames all the honey being
gone.
Investigation revealed ths,
the bees had entered the gsrr.,
through a knot hole aud had
carried the honey back into
their hives
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-02

'ifT = gi3 AT t9o
aeekt was
treated ~ $50 AS-
.Lra Nlth ~ ~ sf
an8 ney = n "a 4
I wlthfve = 1have
a. T-fa' - lad
uTtr s.lasf lfyrars
Art was urst - 81
a7yfh - sn3 kai
gwen y, AZ tT. q
ever gctttug sny
t~ttrf ireaiaist
Faf mcs irr q tha
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-02
New York Physician VIII lake
Three Experienced Pilots on
Dash 10 Arctic Regions.
WILL USE ONLY ONE PLANE
Stat 10 &c De MADE Frc-n Pc ~ baf.
re~ Alassa. ard a'tsf Nst 10
ho-th pos JouF~sy vii De
Ce~,l~ued &c SkarainasA

Ma.E.f.0 iIuu. tHf aH a.Usarr
as. Geo sh. Uauu I-.is aHt a.rss i-'
A. r.u. frva Alaska 'n N.rsas ia
%, .'',. g'.H H September. s'rv o..
.s..rF .y LiaI la.r'sA Naa'E ~
N,a Nu-k. o. physician ."as ,ui,Irs't-i
loo .a.lur s,IIuuilun add aviation.
Mf Naal5 said ths llaas aalI f"r
'fr us. 20 Hu.y one a.rl 'aHe tui a
larts 81 four pl.sa Hua.1 'r
fHas,Hf auH thu, cNssrsaHfTi ..5.fs.
.HII ,l.,.HIr, fysp aaI rt.t DE 80.
IssIr IalrtaN Nau''g .s sa.H. ru o..
ru... 'u 'aL, err, - l'aus taf nuutuH.
ai.oa ~ %, fishi ffn N"r'a 'ais
,ta DE Scandinavia .ar.ia.s 3" Ia.
Son
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-02
speeds Tas Collection

Washington C"ll~c''np u, hack
taxes are to he sp~s~ic! up ia uns
With the policy ~ eating duwu rru
taxes SECRETARY Mclloa aunaancyd
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-02

Tfs >4'HHf. NwsuaH d.srr.i-,
an s...'uF fsu 'gf uss boz imHu. Hss..
u san. 'T Hfin.he.i % aay PART ~ ibs
t"rHrhu srf '.uri % sss cir In
'l'B f.r#r.H.
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-02

%. sHrH,r - fts uraG = IH..
#.f |tsI .r Isssse..
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-02
WOMAN AVOIDS
AN OPERATION
Hope Nearly Gone, bu, Lydia
Z. Pinkham', Vegetable
Compound Saved Her

star. n { NJ ua-r'hly sps1s
gave rne - rgsh irvui II. /. .-lst.u~s
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-02

rep or =, PORT safro~
II. start ~ thr 81 aaluH.AUy iufinr
tant part u ga. Ai',mp, tho ffuas
Evening star., 1921-06-12

CANNED down 4 told Parke: TO have
q seat & then she called her husband
up in town & he called the shcrifa
Office got a hold OF Bob on the
wire e. of corse Bob told him it
must be some miss take SO Hamilton
got Bob to call UP & talk TO Parker
& Bob told Parker to leave the
women lone e. come back to head
quarters & Parker dident know -G--.
TO think but he beat it out Of Ham
iltons house & back 10 town & thA,s
all they was TO il. But OF eorSn
some body called UP the diffrunt
papers & give them the story a bout
deputy sheriff radeing a swell
the Hamiltons & Carpenters would
OF gave there right eye to not have
that stun in the papers.
Well Charley don't say nothing 10
Mary because | aint going to tell
Grace & haven't told nobody only
body else accept this here Martin
that moved in next door 10 US an the
left & may be 7 told you about him
mskeinR SO much noise new yrs.
eve that I had 10 go over and tell
them to shut 10 but he was all right
about 1t & dident ge, sore but I &
him was setting next to each ether
going in TO town on the train this
A. NJ and he seen me reading the
peace in the papers about the pinch
Al Hamiltons guess ne seen me-
laughing L he asst me what the laugh
was a bout SO I asst him il he could
keep a secrit E. he says sure so told
him all a bout il & why ] done il 4
when I got threw telling hin, he layed
back in his seat & pretty near busted
laughing L | says to him You know
the old saying a bout the l that
laughs the last gets the bes; of il s,
he says That's me & he was Laughing
SO loud that he drownded out the
train.
Well Charley | bet IL won't be long
before ! will be writeing to tell yAu
bout them swell heads comeing
over to call on Grace & they will know
better after this then to put on heirs
in front Of people that's just ~ gsod
as them and hole lot better.
Kindest to Mary.
Fred A. GPosa.
Copyright, 1919
Evening star., 1921-06-12

was giveinE partys but she says
Well I wont argue with you and u
you wont give me no money to have
a party We will just half to quit
going to other peopls houses and
she act 1t like she was going to
blubber so 1 says Well suppose you
give a party who would you ast to
It and she says why the carrys and
the Curtisis that had US to there
house am. then q few other couple
that We rect at them partys SO
says haven't you forgot the Ham
iltons G. Carpenters & she says for
got them Of corse amt forgot them
but do you think l would asst them
to a party at my house after the
way they been acting so then I seen
the pit. & 1 says theys some sence
to the way your talking now and
we will have q party and not ast
neither the Hamiltons or Carpenters
& they will feel like a dirty doose.
Well Grace couldent see it but
guess you can see 1t Charley and
how would you & Mary feel il the
peopl Iivsing next door to you give
swell party 4 you wasent ass
You would feel like rummy would
ent you Charley. So / says to Grace
Well 1 don't care what you think
Evening star., 1921-06-12
THE LAST LAUGH
The Funniest Yarn You Ever Read.
By Ring W. Lardner
illustrated by Fontane Fox.
By Ring ". Lardner:
illustrated by Fontaine Fox.

as she thot she was but any way
the gents prize was box to put
your collars in & II ! had OF win
would of throwed 1t way as soon Is
I aint got so many collars that they
amt room for all of them in the
drawer g. of corse l don't never have
them in the house all at once neither
because they 3 or Of them gos to
the landery evry wk; The Womans
even IL Grace had of win them she
would half to take, them down town
& change them on because they was
plane black & she amt in morning
for no body. So the peopl that win
the prizes was we'll come to them Ell
Charley.
Well the Carrys is giveing a party
next wk & we come home with them
from the Curtis party & Mr.. Carry
ast me how did l in JOY my self &
says q. X. only l could Of got a
way with couple more bottles of
brew with out standing on the plan
no & singing a song.
Grace come in little vile = go
looking mad SO l says whats the
matter & she says nothing & / says
you cant fool me SO she told me a
bout passing by Mrs. Carpenter q
Mrs Hamilton & she spoke to them
& they dident neither l of them speak
to her. 1 guess I all ready told YOU
who they was Charley. Mrs Hamil-
ton lives right next door to US d
Mrs. Carpenter next to Hamiltons T.
there the peopl Grace called on last
summer right after we moved out
here & they dident never call on her
back & Mr.. Hamilton was I of the
guys that wouldent leave us come in
& dance that time We got the invata-
ton by Miss take & went down TO
the dance. So I says to Grace what
did you speak to them for G. she says
she wanted to show she dident bare
them no grudse because they was
probly sore on them self for not call
ing on her & I says well you will
know better next time & I pertend
il IKE il was a joke but l would like
to get a good chanct to get back at
them peopl Charley & l guess you
know I'm the that can do ii when
get the chanct. Kindest to Mary.
FRED A. GROSS.
y
Allison, ILL.,, January %.
Dear Charley. well Charley l and
Grace is going to get back at them
swell head Hamiltons & Carpenters
Evening star., 1921-06-12

| amt sick or nothing but kno
theys some buns down to head uual
ters that would shoot there mouth o
bout what was in the papers &
would probly get sore and shoot SON
bohv full Of holes
night We gave our party & of corse
we knowed when We got the party
up that the Hamiltons & Carpenters
Wouio get sore on acct of not getting
ast 70 the party but we dident in
tena hnm, 10 leave them know nothing q
leave them read bout it in the
Allison paper when il comes on
next Sat. But they found out a bou,
II some way & of corse they wa.
sore but insted of takeing it like 9
man they act it like a baby or wors,
then that because they couident nc
they done ""S'
Well Charley the peopl all com,
lnaI we asst we set down & played
csrds vile & evry body was have
ing a pretty good time but I finel,
got dry & dident see no use of wait.
ing TIL the card games was owe:
before / give the boys some thing
10 moisun there throtes SO went:
Out mixed up a few high balls
I made them pretty stir & the
gents was tickeled to death to ge;
a hold of some thing to drink before
1t was time for the refreshments &
Curtis says it taste it like more SO !
niAeo them up some more & lst
thlns you know Curtis was throw
ing the cards all over the floor &
ne hadent only had so Carry called
me over to l side & says il vasen,
right to not finish Curtis up vhe,
ne had such a good start SO Of corse
men the game busted up and Grace
dident have the refreshments read.
yet but my part of the refreshments
Evening star., 1921-06-12

and drink when they come to see me
espeshaly when the peopl that comes
to see you is the peopl that you might
say buys your groserys for you. & all
cake & coffee & Grace hadent gave
me much supper on acct, she thot we
would get reglar meal to the party.
] bet the next time 1 go to a party
round here 1 will stick a couple
crackers in my pocket & little
cheese.
Well they told us it was going to
be a card party so & Grace thot
OF corse they would play cinch or
rummy or may be whist but when
we got over there they sprung this
here game they call auction bridge
whist Mrs. Curtis says if 1 played
whist / wouldent have no trubble
learning this here game but in this
game you bid back & 4th. like pitch
only you half to say what are you
sines that means some thing 4 q
mans got to go threw college to lern
all them sines so l just set there &
played when it was my turn & onet
clubs but my pardner took it a way
from me with . spades 4 that counts
more than clubs & l left her
have 1t & they wasent a spade in
my hand & when 1 layed it down she
hailed me out like it was some crime
Id pulled of e. we got set 4 she
hailed me out some more 4 of corse
] couldent say nothing back because
she was woman l dident even
know her name & all l says to her
was II you had left me have it with
clubs they wouldent of been moth
ing to it & she says you couldent of
even made } clubs because you
couldent make nothing only a mess
of things so l says yes & you could
ent make nothing only a monkey out
Of yourself so the peopl We was
playing with give her the laugh L.
she seen she was getting the worst
of Ii so she shut up her mouth.
Well Charley & Grace dident win
no prize but the woman that give
me the balling out dident win moth
Ing neither so she wasent as smart
Evening star., 1921-06-12

before I'm threw with them they will
be cyalliRg on there hands & niece
but ] guess you under stand Charley
that ] amt trying to do no more then
wont be pulled in or nothing like that
but just q pinch & a little story in
the papers. That's a plenty en- Char
ley.
Don't say nothing to Mary a bout
1t Charley because she might spill
letter & aint sure yet that ! am go
ing TO tell Grace. +. A. GROSS.
~
Allison. ILL., Feb. =
BROTHER CHARLEY. Well Charley
- the deds done & its all over 6. they
was story in the papers this AN
that would knock you dead e. I'm
going to buy up some extra coppys
Of the papers & send you some of
them & you will see il / fixed them
swell heads or not oniv it came near
being a bad mix up on acct of this
bone head deputy Parker that Bob
sent sent out TO .ins.;s msks ~ the pinch He
his throte before he went on the
job & when he got ready to work
he was all lit up like a church
went up & pound ii on Hamiitons
opened up the door he pulled his
gun and she shreeked & pretty near
tainted & then Mrs. Hamilton come
running to the door & she must be
a pretty game bird Charley because
she looked the gat right in the face
& ast Parker what he wanted & he
showed her his star & says the place
was pinched e. she says what for &
he told her for being a gambleins
house G. she ast him was il Joke
or some thing & he says no & she
ast to see his warent & he says he
dident need no warrant because he
come under orders from the sheriff
& then she told him to come e. set
down & he come in juggling the gun
a round in his hand & or more
of the women pretty near fell dead
& it would of been just like him to
take q shot at them but Mrs. Ham
ilton finely got the other women
Evening star., 1921-06-12

or no bedy else q bout 1t accept Bob
Barnes 4 ] guess you know who he
is Charley or IL YOU don't you should
Co Charley & they aint nothing /
cold asst him to do tor me that he
vouldent do on acct Of what 1 done
for him vile he was running for
sheriff.
Well Charley I will half to tell you
what's comeing off & how 1 got the
tip to pull off what I'm going to pull
off on them. The little irish girl that
stays with the babys evnings some
times was here Sun. & her & Grace
was talking & the girl knows the
girl that works for the Hamiltons
next door to US & the Hamiltons high
er girl told this little girl a bout Mrs.
Hamilton belonging to auction
bridge whist club that meets evry
Thurs. Pm. & insted of playing for
regular prize like a pair Of silk
stockings or some thing. they all
bout ~ of them in the club & the
that wins the prize takes the $1,000
dollars in cash money & Mrs. CArpen-
ters l of the club. Well Charley
there going to meet the day after to-
morrow to Hamiltons house & may
be you guest all ready what's come
When them swell society DANES is
haveing there little auction bridge
whist game 4 of the deputy sherrifs
Is going to walk in on them & make
a pinch see Charley. I guess that's
couldeHt come out & make the pinch
him self because il would put him in
bad but hes going to give the job to
deputy name Parker that's no good &
Bobs trying to get rid OF him any way
4 II theys any trubble comes up
Parker will be the bird elect it to
face the music
Well Charley ! guess that's a poor
idear & I guess that will make some
story for the Chi papers & they wont
be no chanct Of them not hearing a
bout il eh Charley. / will see to
that.
Well Charley I told you I would get
back at these birds make them
wisht they had Of layed off Of me &
Evening star., 1921-06-12
NEW AMERICAN AMBASSADOR HOLDS THE
HEART OF. FRANCE SAYS STERLING HELLO

will forget the high emotions when
Paris said thanks" in 1890. Myron
7. Herrick. private citizen, spoke with
feeling. as il seemed to us. for all
Americans.
1t is Unborn in the heart Of the
American child, he said. TO turn to
France. He reads in his primer the
story Of his country's early struggle
for independence. intermingled with
the aid of France. Later on he reads
French history through the pages
Of romance.
One of the first books that fell into
, his hands Was Les MisePablee" Of
Victor Hugo, and in the same great
imagination borrowed the longing
to one day live your Psrisian life
and share your joys. little thinking
that one day ! should here represent
my country and share your soFreWs
| in one of those tragic epoch making
plete-the most important one of all
the centuries"
His voice broke as he spoke:
What possible reply ear I nov
make. overwhelmed as ! am by this
honor? How can ! acknewiedKe u
tribute SO wonderfully expressedc /
find no words to voice my feehnRe
Mr.. ambassador (Mr. Wallace) and
my American friends here today can
best understand how, under these cir
Puritan ancestry. that inherited reti-
cence which ties our tongues when
we would speak out our hearts. The
Puritans knew how to condemn, but
had few words fer appreciation. The
French people have the beautiful fac
ulty Of forgetting everything but that
which they can commend and praise
President lie Cerbeiiles presented
Mr.. Herrick with the gold medal OF
the city Of Paris.
.In the dark days when van ,ef, ma
in November. 1874. We had nothing 10
offer you but an old bronze tekeh--s
poor little bronze medal found in .
drawer. because the mint vas net
president. Adrien Mithouard, Who
knew what you had done for US. and
caused TO be engraved: To Nyron 7:
Herrick. the City OF Paris. Grateful.'
AT happier date We would hspe TO
offer you. he said. remembrance
more worthy of yourself and US. Here
is ;he souvenir. The case is mere
elegant, the medal more beautiful.
out the inscription and, the sentiment
remain the same.
Again Mr.. Herricks voice broke.
"I liked the little old bronze medal
we'll"
I STOOD on the edge Of the thrssg.
= There. leaning against 4 marble
pesoiS oASA8pVoho oh P's~~
less ia pestries. stood the peiiu ssn OF
lie Corbeiller. absorbed. As HeFHek.
struggling for self-possessieh. gulpsd
his last phrase ] saw tears run down
the poilu's cheek.
He means every verd Of it, the
poilu guiped.
Ambassador wallace put the name
to it when he said. there. At the Ae-
tel de Vile:
Ambassador Herrick sot only uR-
derstood the needs of France. but
understood her heart. The came spirit
hlls US all today. and We are proud
to remember that he did what every
American would have liked to Do. and
would ever be ready 20 Do, for the
sake Of France"
The new American Am basss1sr holds
the teart Of Feahee--heoAuee frAses
held the heart OF America Nt.t ss
be able te live up TO this g:rat love
and confidence