davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-29

1t required about four months for
Canada to get census returns from
places within the Artic Circle.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-29
DIES MONIES ELECTION

DES MONIES, Nov. Is Returns
from 33 out Of As precincts on today's
street car franchise election shows:
10000 yes, and 5.7G3 no.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-29

COMPANIONSHIP? Say,
~ there never was such a Gig
arctic as Chesterfield for steady
company! Just as mild and
smooth as tobaccos can be-but
with mellow "body" that salts
fies even cigar smokers. On lazy
days or busy ones-all the time
You want this "satisfy-
smoke" 50
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-07

South rood. ind 'mr e. The
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-23
Wrong Slider May
Be Yankees Hope
In Crucial DriUe
Harry Harper After Warming
Bench All Year IS Copy
ing Buster Mails.

NEW YORK. Sept 22-Last year
i left-handed Moses went to CIeve-
land and led the Indians 70 PEN
nant.
This year II seems that another
southpaw might be able to guide
the footsteps Of the New York Yam
KEGS out Of the darkness i'm which
they long have been noundering.
Laughing Harry Harper. who
drew laughs from the wise ones
when Miller Higgins picked him off
the chute last winter is playing the
role Of Duster Mails. the Cleveland
saviour Of 1920
Harper. with a broken finger, sus-
tanned early in the season. polished
a seat in the dugout until "a few
weeks ago when Higgins had 20 use
him in q pinch.
Hes working regularly now and
turning IN games regularly.
The smiling Southpaw has not
only turned In MS last four games
for the New Workers. but has shown
impressive form in every victory.
Tuesday Harper went in and
trounced the Tigers in workman
like fashion. putting the Yankees
back in first place Last winter
when Higgins cleared his roster
of left handlers his theory was criti-
cized. as a portsider is considered
a necessary part of every big
leagues equipment Hugsins said
he didn't need left-hander. but
ne is needing Harper badly now.
and the veteran is delivering.
Babe Ruth. another Southpaw OF
ability warmed up Tuesday for a
half hour with Hoffman. Higgins
perhaps may call upon the swat
king to do a little mound work in
the last hard mile.
The Yankees are again holding a
slight lead with the help of the
trusty Boston Red Sox who Knocked
off the Indians with a late rally
when it looked all against them.
The National league race tight
ened up again when the Giants were
trimmed by the Cubs while Pitts
burg was resting out under rain.
The Giants now have a lead OF
three games
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-23
Four " iUeS and THO
Husbands Get Divorce,

Four wives and two husbands
have been given DEGREES Of divorce
in uncontested actions in superior
court No. l.
Iva II. Miller was granted a de-
cree from William =. A. Miller on
grounds Of cruelty Their marriage
lasted from Dec. %. 1900. TO August.
1921. Theresa Macy was given a
decree from Frank Macy on charges
OF cruelty and Hazel Smith was
awarded a divorce from Ralph B.
Smith on the same charge.
Leonuene Van De V0orde was
granted a divorce from Albert Van
De Voorde. She charged that he
struck and abused her. She asked
the custody of their child
Clarence Riner. sought a de-
cree from Emma Riner. and Ben
tamln {. Wegner obtained a di-
vorce from Elizabeth WeEner on
grounds Of abandonment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-23
Tells Prosecutor
To Speed Up in
State S Business
Judge Montgomery and Jelli.
son Have Verbal Battle on
Fixing Trial Dates.

Judge Chester r. Montgomery and
Prosecutor Floyd O. Jeuison are at
variance when it comes 10 trying
criminal cases. The prosecutor
Thursday morning asked that all
criminal cases be set down on the
trial list. which ended in the court
telling the prosecutor that the states
business was not being handled eff
hciently.
The court can not put all these
cases on the list conveniently" ex-
planned Judge Montgomery in answer
TO Jelhson's request. The statute
provides that criminal cases shall be
tried frs. I en- not ask attorneys
TO defer tril Of civil suits in order to
accommodate the state"
4 have cases in the circuit court
ton, the prosecutor rejOined, Il can
ton. the prosecutor rejoined. 1 can
not be in two places at once"
Judge Montgomery resumed call
ing the docket, and JeilisOn Contin-
ued 90 ask that they be placed on
the trial list. halted and said:
If the prosecutor has not enough
help to conduct the states business
property it is MS duty to get more
assistance. If you are unable TO
handle the business. 1 suggest that
YOU turn il over to someone that can.
1 say this without any personal feel
ing in the matter"
Notwithstanding Jellison cOntiu-
ued 10 place criminal causes on the
list, at the conclusion of which, Judge
Montgomery declared that the state
must make other arrangements 10
take care Of its cases before the fol-
lowing Thursday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-23
PROHIBITION FAILS TO
PROHIBIT, WIFE VERS

Prohibition laws which do not pro-
hib.t az far as South Bend IS con-
cerned. and use Of whisky which has
caused her husband 10 be an habitual
druukard even after the passage Of
the VoIstead a CO. are revealed In the
divorce petition OF Leona Curl. 1876
Lincoln way W. against Artamond
Curl. fled Thursday in superior court
No. 2.
The suit alleges that the husband
has been an addict 20 intoxicants for
the past 10 years and that he found
whisky obtainable even after state
and national prohibition laws had
been passed. on the dav Of separ5-
uon. she AYERS. ne threatened &c klIl
her and her six-year-old son, ana
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-23

threw the lad against a stove. cutting
his forehead. They were married
Feb. 8. 1895. and separated Sept. 8.
1921.
The plaintiff further AYERS that her
husband falsely accused her OF i'm .
proper actions. In 1917 she filed suit
for a divorce in circuit court out the
c4se was dropped when a reconcilid-
ton was effected and her husband
pro-l sed 10 q Il: drinkin-;. the com
2 amt rtcites
The VIE asks for s2Ot' aim ony.
no custody O. the minor child. al
allowance for jne child's support and
a ytr1lniag order to prevent the
husband from molesting her in any
way.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-23
NV STAMPS PLANNED.

CAPE TOWN.-Designs are boine
made for "A complete new series o.
postage stamps for the Union Of South
Africa The stamps will depict South
African scenes.
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ashore"

ashore"
| "Whn took the body
An undertaken named DeiSS
Was the flesh badly decomr"Nrd'
Eyes"
"DId You Sc" the fac" Or hands"
no. because Il ttUa'"r alwa;s lies lace
downward.
Attorney Ramsay invited the d"f.HS"
20 take the witness. No cross cAami!ia-
ton vas carried on. however. 49,,
The n"Nt stat" witness "aS AIire4
Dc.sS. til" Undertaken mentioned h. In
mis-. He testified that II" had buried tn
bJdy directly after finding II: that IL
was badly dccompuScd and mat the t"Sh
Was III many places sloushcd clear from
II" bones.
"urd you sec anything Of particular
.mi"r,anr" on III" b"a!y"' asked tn
'u"StiOnrr.
"unr wrist WAS shark!"I. Tn" Other
had been but a.; IA" r"Sn It'll away tn
Are these tn" landruNs"" displaying
tnr >hackica taken from the body
"irS.'
What occurred after YOU lad b"r.rl
III" body"
".>!..,n. Ten days iat'r coroner i. u.
W1ikiushs.W Of Brooke ""uTty. Mr.. ''!0r-
'L'" y. Williams % IHtSburgu. ana -
number Of others asN"d that III" h"l'
ne 'Nhumcd. They claimed /" have IL IL
a
can you .dcnrifE this clothing -
SOM. y0u ha.,. seen h"'r"".' asked - o
states attorney pointing "ut :. Iii" "t
;ags and a pa:r "i Hh""S
The witness a. once IG"Htim"d lr"i..'-
..r-. .,h.., and shoes a. th"S,. taken from
In" rNhumcd body.
Clarence williams Testifes
l'.ar"I''' y. Williams, 'hnil'."ril ~!
friend at Ia. dead man then id"nill'''!
Ia" body by I"'rui.JriI!"E r!"nt."..',! ~
another account al TINS paper wn"r" 'l''
t,'IlS his story al greater i"a@th than
hc told il I" the court.
In his testimony. however. y" told "t
having advised tia!ch"N L" - NJ" nj
loans :" IN" woman ~ notes and 4
Having drawn tn" notes. II" said. too.
that ne had sent TN" d"c"ts"d T." A.
rorn"ys 4 l.. Ramsey and Wilbur :.
WilkIn in Brooke county in carrying ont
bis, attempt {" r"@a!n his money.
In speaking Of his attempts t" rrn
down tn. nllrd"r"rS Of his fr:"Hd -"
toid the court Of having iaI ~" "hr"h.'
ON" i Gcnu.n" signature % tial"h"k'.i.
and tn" other an alleged forgery pnr-
rograrh"L 10y s. \. "'"NUrIi. St"uh"A-
Vilh photographer
cr'ornrI win" followed Williams "n
tn. stand '"id IA" court that i" hal
done tn" phuin"rHph:ng "nd charging
~ stated hy his predecessor on u"
stand.
Tn" d"fcnse missed r".h"n cham"
by iailiul: tn rr"~>-"Nan'n" eth VII
l;IIuS ar N"'0nnclL
GucheAs Tailor Called.
Harry Stein. ria.ch"k's t"ii1r. WIZ 'r"
n"Nr man rallrd. He !dcntim"i tn.
trousers submitted hy rh. stat" a. b.
lo,i,,:r.g t. ia mu-d, r"d NAH. An at
riru NaU"1. liz uu:.i.onimg ~ IN"
.hnnGs If tn. d";rns' attorney r"y'aI'
Fink Moss, ro,or"o .,",.'.~. g.
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me in"
"Drfrnsc may inquire" said the prps-
! ecutcr.
! This examination was the only one in
! which Ia" attorney tor the defense OK
! tended him*"lf.
'iiow do you know this is the man."
| he asked
| .'Bccau>" | saw him"
! ~ h.rh of the TWO opened the door,:
, II .lon't know
J How were they drcsSed?'
Il don't know"
| How do you know tina; i was Mrs.
= OnGrlnli you saw?
II had Seen her before.
Had you seen the man bcfore?
; $50.
.'rH,n how do You know that this is
, #, looks something like him"
! "N thu last tr!a. you SAID Ondrick
: WIS tn" man
"N" SAID the man looked like On
drick."
no you brow Ondricli?"
.'rn!v from seeing him al the trial"
The defense then released the WIZ
ness
stephen Iav0.sic was called and
stated that he was a cousin Of the de-
cra Sad man and know Rim very well. He
added a it'll {" In" identifcatiCn. but
introduced no new sensational evidence.
TEer, was no cross.
Handwriting Expert.
Pittsburgh. Il handwriting expert. n"
only expert witness employed His
testimony dea!t entirely with the
checks which Marianne OndriCk passed
under GalchckS name. GalchekS al
Legged S.gnatur" Appeared on two checks:
; !, WAS identified on one Of them dated
October >, 1918. as genuine. tnon The
reverse SIDE of the check was Tie nam"
S"vrr,9t X. Ellis, the name that Mr..
ryudrick used IN her transactions with
. riaIrh.k. lpon Ia" second check. III"
handwriting. as revealed bT tlr en-
L,rgri photograph was then Hcrutiniz%d
F.!inwiHG :; technical discussion. thf
expert said:
Tins check is undoubtedly . forgery
ia" signature If III. IMAM upon whom
they wished I" draw: II j. not thy
same hand as the other. Even as y
tracing i fails I" rrTel! tn" characterd
sites At the writing Of 'ialchek. 4
would say mat The rest OF the check
drawn in the sam" hand as that cn1
dors"m"nt Oh The first draft
There. Was no cruSS-nXam; nation.
The state then called Dndrick. WHOSE
testimony vas the most sensational!
H." dag.
HIS rroSs-examination will probably
be- held this morning following thf
visit of ihn jury and court officials ~
IN" Ondrick home. whore the defensk
says n" murder was committed II
wifi, Will hr called To Tho stand !mm'f
d:;st"iv after h.rI and j.: expected to ~
rrmlrirr sam. startling evidence.
The S;Ht"'S cLS" Will probably r.
crrnplntrd H. honr today unless II
Up t. ,."v 'r. Dnd::"k Rome takes
-. rh 1.." cas-. :'' 81 wilbur letters has bee
-ct FIR March L.. Vt that time Atto0
Iar Fred /. MaurN. "r this r:;Y WIN
represent The d"farh.tn;. II was NJ
,nstn"r.' tia. IN. Sere7%n"" waS -; iak:
10 to-; NJ pat IL the Grimm irmi
d.. ,l,n.u.n D.. was present.
: ,-o-1Rr Room CROWDED
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;.uuancr on the grounds that very
nH,"rIu! witness. The wife or Jc1cTS
WIS III The state asked that h. call Tor
i deposition rather than defer the trial.
TIM attorney iur the d"i"nsc however
pr, prr.ri ia m Id.iI!t setting ioTth ms
reasons wh!"h were deemed insutir!rHt
by thr court and the cas-" ordered u
.t4 ;r!ni. Tir. affidavit signed By GRIMM
declared inlt the woman could PROV"
that It,, WA, not with J"nrrS az any
. time during IA" l"r!od n which the
murlr: = said u !ar" taken p!"'"' ,
tN-;r"2""uivr j J." Ramsay OF
Ernohr county who - acting special
p-, s."cutor !uck"d horns w.:h the coun-
$rl for the drfru>" before III" court set
;!,d ~" MATER Ramsay J'ToS"'dt"d the
rndr.'k$ last summer securing the sen
":>;:"na. conviction =; ;hai I'm" "h'h
tn" man was S,ut :" IN" I"nii"nt!ary
rrr ill.,. and The w"m.tn gwen and eight
cen year sentence.
Jury Empaneled =,
The p;ln". AZ Juryiu"u WAS next CALI
Iurty-SIX names w'r" rrhi OH l"'
tw"n;! -r.Elt W.T." vnl!'d b"i"r" tn" v"n-
r., wa; ~"!vctrd. After he a;torn"! :
!.a,! ',a.rarrh"I" thu 1T ~" lively" men
whn vii! d"c!d" upon Grimm c''S" "r'e
,;rIif.,h Edwards. Mnlw"rk"r; J. G..
Waugh farmer: e ". Warden. D!*tri-
uulir. aprai. George Wills. M"-"hai.''
Elnn.,t = ,'arm:cha,I G!rsSwprk"r: J'h'
Olvvf.. Merchant. Thomas Osborne; lar
boz: j y. Whipk"y. Farmer: iain'S
NnusI"v Merchant: J. \ Marsh. Class
nu.k"r. =. T. Laz"ar. rarn"r: Robert
'Ish. Irni-,'t"r. court th"n hdJ""rn"l
until = - Tor lunch.
Case Is Stated
Prosecutor W:iN!n "Wn"d Tor "a"
s'.'t" l"!l"w'nE In" n""H Trt"ST, ~ f-
staten, Wa a rather short on" Tor
such IN .mu"rian; "aS". lasting SrarI'-
., NOR" than twenty minutes. during
Wh.,h r.. ,,."w"d tn" history 81 'h,'
u'uir;ck prosecution and I'll" ''h!ch'h
murder.
"rr,r 4l,,. murder WIS C"iumNt"' hN
Hobart Grimm. N company with others
j., order t. prevent 'hr payment OF
saOu u":. hl Mrs. Dndr:"k.
N'tu-i.r Marsha rs anSwr: vas Sh"T
He ,ua-", i tho stat" with harimE "im'"
- cove" III NJ, facts az thr cas-" IN It's
Indictment ri -" TriS"n"d 80 AS I"
make -" proving "f An hllhl IN" "'"rr
difficult. H., Sn!d tha: IN" evidence a.!
II. siat,. would depend upon ""hNir;
serving time for III" sam" murder ana
:ha, vi; .vIdr"rr would 10 III" Jesuit
of ,r.,lrusy ard desire for revenge.
Call First witness.
tn" stat" then called iiS first witness
Frank !. Foster The witness vas. 81
,h, 'irnr II the Gal"h"k murder. clerk
Of III" circuit court %: brooke '"uIiN,
Nv has evidence tn" $tI'" attempted |"
show the motive for IN" crime" Sln'" NJ
testified that II" lad recorded "a nov"
from Mrs. Gndrick to Stephen i;a!' h"k
cur $500 lie stated that II" saw G:..-
EEK sIgn the papers for having III"
Iui" recorded.
on cross examination Attorney Mar
"L.H attempted 10 shake nam by ASKING
whrthrr or NOT D." waS %Hr" thr man
wno ,r,.,."ntrd ~" not" was IN" sam"
who later met ms u"T'.. ~ IN" brutal
murder IN .nSM,." u" wl'nrET 'r-'''.
fed a picture Of the stain iitlshurth"r.
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ONDRINK SWEARS
Continued From Page One }


os IT,. ,r:~ .,nd ea.I ,na' So had !"
! ...,".r "a ,.ru,f be. following hundr!
Plotted the Killing.
: Gate, D., ..r; u.r'.-s " Grimm ask
! go, w.i". :,h. '.id ann nat In.ch"'L
! W.T., .r,.i;, ..r. &C.. and discussion e
! g., X .',- NhaH w. .a,": r.'r'.'l "U'
Aka, ,.."n.. H,,n Wlry anI Toe Ma,cl.'
! ..lru,d :" ~ 'i"..h"k a; "nr nous q.
| N'" ,..rr'"d fer I!;:~hl.rEh 'hhi tr'dht
'..;lt. ..,a":u.; go r.J ',:'.. - Il. hat d'd
! -" g.; :.~".sI ga Slrurrty ~. start
81 ,rt ,,;l. IN ~. it.orn:r,E Wilbur
!, fer, .i.. w,r. - "a, ,Nr. ""
Co.,. +, I;r,,ru,., rn,nr ~ H."
,,r,s. ~, o., ,,,>,r:,., go stop rr- MatcGat
ard hmm W,rn w.. ga, there Gr.mrn
. ",'' g., -" ~ ~. ,n. deal W.,
-. n..,,, -, vhr-s |
: " - ',"|I" "'' IL''' -" ,M.,, 49,.
, '.'i."t '"','h' Is anu l"'" 1,''' .",' We w"
~" '"il'ih; '' 80 h'"', W. - -, y,
piece ~ hn>'H"'N "n iH!'l"h" SIrC|' -
l'l'~t"r@h' ANA ''''I'H n'n nnt. =
'"'I "'i" i"'l MAr\ W." N"', ing '.H
~" "N' on u" aux" -, w '''N ".' ~
sh' 'am" 3mt" town.
III" "tm," alright. ard "" started Tor
.um.. u,"r ;hr i":nt nC1 !r'
I.ru>.,n,"r W.nu .airrrur'ol with
= an, Silnn
liza s r,t' n1-o' AA--"o - D. h, aid
,II.,. a., ,,.,r -, I,rJ.uc..
; "''. ~ IT,. Wy n -, .'.r...s.. IRA
49, 49,, Than, ,,'
! ny hIn"' vi -, ''''' 49, ~. p.,rr
! ''1'i'H"n . ''.''N '''' - -
! c'm:ns slow" 'r"m i','HH2r.i' II"
! ''H''I ih"m ~ 'h,. P"'N', .! NY -,
",;o OH with YOUR story. sa'! tie
= Nas "a inc front seat" ho ror-
! i.rur,L "Gr:mm ~: GA my :iEh'
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1iarf0. ~ Ar>,trs.ul"n: ho:d wH:.! d.S-
:,r,I,I ;,r;.r;nS tina, -, L., 'uru"i ,Hi0
lash Through Mathematician Ads.
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TocHoLpERs MEETING

THE PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI. CHI
CAGO AND ST. LOUIS RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
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FOR RENT-FURNIsRED ROOMS
FOR sALE-RrvER CRAFT.
wANTEp-POSIrION.

wANTEp-CTc-ira, 2os.'.oH hy -c,pnn.
Si5,, N"UuS lady. N:ts .\p"-l"Nc"
FSOu" sS--is. rrr-ll-;
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0UT.THE.PIk

Modern humc. rooms AMI hath s'h
street. Gi"uw""L. All modern c"hV"n; :
rnccs Mast hr seen to i" appreciated.
81" IL for pr.''.
rooms aud bath. turnar" A, con-
v"ui,rIc,~. rI!aC". Lot i0Nllo. a. Please
anton \ bargain t. quick hu!'r.
South Wheeling hUuhi" h"U'" OF y
.""'u~. goo! cellar. Now rcA;.Eg tor
$50" i,"- month.
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Colonol ';c"-"" Harvey. -" !. 3"
Yo~k r"!tur. Cornelius NL"d"""H'. "'
Nv York. ard y"vrr.,' "t""r" ha'"
bcrn nut forward f'r IN" 'iu.'0Ss"d' '-
-N.p - London. Will" rha~..'s i :Ih'.'-
u or Now York. f,rm"r M. -"
Argrut:nt. and DayI InFn" H.. -
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NOTICE.

D-Tp-p-E -N-i-T-Y
INTEL.LlTt.NCER WANT ADS.
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wANrED-W ~, ~. 'o~ genera, hN:!S"
work No hvrdry wars. l,-i rrIT-
Nm, s,-~F. rrr-.-i
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nv - IN visit ondrtch Hcme.

Tuu.,> WI h- opr1"rl with e TIP :"
~. urir. tx u'rr for iHr' an" "'"r'
criciaI- t. satisfy Il motion made, .E"i'
'"rday ny he urir"~" Attorney = =
N',.via,l who represents Gr''um s'H:. y
mat fa.s - ~" ,."nr rf ia" r?.m". Il
~. ,.Nrr.cl~ - Tr"v". IL" says iurtr"r
mat h" viii PROV" tNr' his client dIi
not fi"w and r'N"r law IN" h'c'aH'"',
And il,i Du,r.,kS j">;.n""N d NJ
only S,lj-S"rying II thai iurn'n" ~;h;r
,.y,G~n," may tighten his S"ni"n'". hn'
MI :, - Irn'ut,tcd hv l"L!"H~E ""d d
.i~. Fn~ REVENGE. Th"S" -" ,'.'''r
10. var- arse fr"m relations '''W'''n
,I,. ,incnu,.:tr. and N" W." ~ TO-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-06-08
Mere TOY NATIONS
PrlnclpaIitles Of Europe That
Seem a Joke.
FREQ and independent, Though Not
Much Larger Than Many Counties
In tho United States.

Historic background for Monte Cur
los nntional--and International
place in the economic scheme Of
things seems to have been discovered
at last. A survey Of tho "littlest pow.
ers' by the National Geographical so.
ciety, just published, finds that Theo-
doric the Great was man Of most
delightful manners at dice" He
alone OF European conquerors, 1t adds,
gave Monaco respite from wars.
Theodore must also be conceded
the title OF good SPORT" even in
these modern times. for tho seogra-
pherB have found this comment on
him:
III Theodoric loses, he laughs; he
Is modest and reticent IL h. wins"
But they could find no smaller ma
tion to replace Monaco as the llttlest
power of tho world, at least terri
torially speaking. It's eight square
miles, completely covered with gam
Ing tables ip popular fancy, Is un-
matched down the scalo, It's popula-
tlon Of $4,000 defles comparison. I'm
ports include visitors, 100000 Of
them In 1913; revenues como from
visiting baH, rolls, 1t appears, and
exports arc chiefly bulging pockets or
blasted hopes
San Marino, completely surrounded
by Italy, stands next with $4,000
square miles, the geographic experts
state, and Is remarkable chiefly be-
cause 1t has virtually no police force.
Reason for this Is found In the retir-
Ing and peace.loving disposition Of tho
good saint after whom the little re-
public is named, for, having finished
helping oppressed Christians to wall
In the city Of Rimini, San Marino re-
tired to this spot, 30 the legend goes,
to solitude and simple living, and
taught his people to make war only
In self-defense.
Andora, bit Of Spain, 1o1 square
miles tn size and 10000 feet In air.
In the heart Of the pyrenees, ia en-
rolled with the little powers. It ia
ruled by first syndicate and snug.
Cling Is the national topic Of conver-
satien. 1t Is asserted, and this route
between France and Spain Is said to
nave been much patronized during the
waT In that way.
Then there is Lchtenstein, sixty
five square miles, surrounded by
Switzerland and Austria, which finds
It unnecessary to have any army at
all, since 1886.
Luxembourg, well and fnyorably
known to the American soldiers who
trampcd through 1t en- route to the
hhine; the occupied zone along the
great German river and Turkey in
Europe, reduced to the environs west
OF Constantinople, also are noted
among possible little powers but
one Eame has been dropped from the
roll Montenegro, now part OF the
kingdom of Serbs, Croats and
SlOvenes.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-06-08
Valparaiso Outdoor Elevators.

Sailors attached to the United States
fleet that Is now cruising up the west
coast OF South America Will find a
familiar feature about tho port of
Valparaiso, In the event that their
hcme town Is Pittsburgh or Cincln.
natl. For tho Chilean city has out
grown the confines OF the narrow sea
level strip along the water front and
has scaled the heights aDovc. There
Is the finer residential part Of the city,
and the citizens, like those Of the
pennsylvania and Ohio cities Just men
TONED, reach the level or business ac-
tivitlcs by means Of the many outdoor
elevators or 'Tscensors." The waters
of Valparaiso harbor are SO deep that.
breakwatcrs have been built only with
the greatest difficulty. Instead of the
ordinary blocks Of concrete or stone
great hollow cement cubes, measuring
5O feet from corner to csrncr are cast
on shore, towed into position, and sunk
by filling them with stones. Such n
breakwatcr CULVER might have de-.
.scrlhcd In his tale of the Brobdln.-
nagians.