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Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-02-10
SideIiahts on the Session.

Amendments to the eight hour law
for women are proposed which would
permit of women working "a hours a
Week for overtime.
! Jannarx / is fixed as the date for
elected newspapers to become official
papers in II bill passed by the senate.
At the request of the American
Legion legislative committee the pro-
v.sionstp pay interest on bonus claims
against fhr state was 4kiSed.
.Fhe bin in~trodea,ed 20 provide that
eHrrS hatelEpf nl9fe tllaun two stories
height in the State must have IA hall
running from one outside wall TO the
other was branded by hotel men as q
joker. They asserted that 1t would
nccessitntc the reltulld.ag OF more
'nnp llt'r ~" hotels In the state,
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-02-10

Pictures showing the great Pen
dleton roundup, held annually in
the latter part Of September at
Pendleton, were put on the screen
at the Electric theatre Friday and
Saturday. 1t was truly a wonder
tul display of daring action and
llair-hreadth escapes. Bob McLain
one of the cowboys who partici-
1jated in the roundup, accompanied
the pictures and described each
scene and important parsonage as
they were thrown on the screen.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-02-10

Wheat dropped three cents a
bushel on the grain exchange on
tbs 10Th. This was due, so it was
said, to the failure of a bank in
Argentine republic at the other end
of the world and to the fact that
United States reserves are far
below those of last year and to the
further fact that tens of millions
OF people i'll Europe and il: Asia
are starving to death
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-02-10

FOR TRADE Party ow ing
a first-class half section of land in
u of the best counties off Central
Minnesota, right in the corn belt,
offers to trade the said farm for
a good improved farm situated
either in the townships of ORES
den, South Dresden, Mimic or Lin
den, Cavalier comfy. For further
particulars see w. j. Laidlaw, of
Wales, N. Oak. 1890
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-02-10
North Dakota Laws
in The. Making
lDDODODDDDOD
HIGHLIGHTS IN REPORT OF
INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION

Probing into the records of the
, Bank of North Dakota has occupied
most of the time Of the special hear
ings on the industrial audit.
Based chiefly on the audit of the
three state industries made by the
Equitable Audit company, the annual
report Of the state industrial commits
sion has been filed, according to law,
with the secretary of state, the senate,
and the house of representatives.
The report includes a long discus
sion Of the Bank ofsNorth Dakota, an
other quite long one of the Drake mill,
and some comment on the home build
ing association. 1t is dated as of De-
cember 81, and is given as complete
in every detail.
In all essentials the report appar-
emily comedies closely with that Of
the Bishop-Brissman audit, which is
now the subject Of an exhaustive in
vestigation by a special committee Of
the house.
Some of the features OF the annual
report of the commission are:
A net profit of $116,427.75 is claimed
for the state industries during the cal
endar year 1920.
Profits of the Bank of North Dakota
for the year are placed at $135 so.
A loss Of SIT, 66S.31 is shown by the
Drake mill.
A deferred expense" item of $4,000
is charged against the home builders
association.
Loans and Overdrafts of state indus
tries amounted to $94S ,359.91.
Loans and redeposits in banks
closed up to December 81 totaled
$793, 194.64.
The small size of the Drake mill is
held as Il contributing cause to the
loss sustained, and it is shown that a
failure to hedge between July and
September of last year resulted in a
loss on fall wheat.
1t is pointed out that the mill paid
above the market price for wheat.
\ resolution introduced in the sem
ate would have the Bank of North
Dakota pay over to the general fund
all accumulated profits.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-02-10
Interprovincial traffic in intox-

lnterprovincial traffic i'll intox-
lcating liquors ceased at midnight
Monday in Manitoba, Saskatche-
wan and Alberta, and shipments
which had not crossed the provin
cal borders by that hour were not
delivered. Trading in liquor in
Manitoba has been heavy during
the past few weeks. Along with
liquor traffic the 40 ounce per
scrlptlon bottle passed into history
Monday. Hereafter doctors will be
limited in their prescriptions to
100 twelve ounce bottles monthly.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-02-10

Marked increase i'll the sale of
Thrift stamps, 81 and SIS Savings
stamps and Treasury Savings cert
%lficates are reported. by the Cover
lnent Savings Organization, the
first p days of January showing
d total sale Of these securities Of
SPIT, 900. all increas of S343, 900
for the p days over the entire
month of December, when the to-
tai sales were 81 ,9O+, 900.
With sale reports for the final
days of January still to come, that
month spprecord is the highest since
June, 1920 when the total was So,
1OS, 900.
This showing is encouraging"
said &c. Kibbee, director of the
ninth district Government Savings
Organization, and especially SO
because in the Twin Cities and
other places through the country
distribution of Savings stamp cert
ificates and other supplies were de-
lived.
Nov we want to make the Feb.
ruary sales show ever a bigger in
crease; the public is reminded that
these securities may be obtained at
thepostohice and postmasters ever
ywhere are taking added interest in
getting men, women and children
to put their savings into baby
bonds of Uncle Sam, d.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-02-10
CALL FOR NEAR EAST RE-
LIEF FIND BIG RESPONSE

Have you done your share toward
helping to keep alive one of Cavalier
%county's SIS orphans? Only 80
orphans have been taken care of:
Amount previously reported 1870. SO
Mimic School 1866
Young Peoples Dancing
Society Of Harvey Center. 8 90
Easily Ladies Aid ........ 500
Rebecca Lodge, Langdon.... 1000
Total of Fund to Date, -. $l7S3. "a
Please help your county committee
by seeing that every church, lodge,
club and school in which you are
interested does its share.
Mrs. c.. E. Johnston, Chairman.
Send checks to r B Pollock,
Landgon, county treasurer.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-02-10
70, Ell II Advertising Representative
TIT AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION

In a recent contest in the grade
school building at Redwood Falls,
Mimi, pupils bought 22O Thrift
stamps in one weeks time. So far
this year children in this school
have purchased us stamps.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-02-10

Of the half million dollars worth
of Thrift and war saving stamps
purchased during the war by the
residents of Mower County, Mimi
esota, more than $3.50, 900 still re-
msin in the hands of the original
purchasers.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-02-10

The first five witnesses summoned
to appear before the special house
committee investigating the report of
the audit of the state industries we're
+. w. Cataro, manager Of the Bank Of
North Dakota; L. P. McAneny, credit
department., Bank of North Dakota F.;
A. Johannsen, audit department, Bank
of North Dakota; w. A. Anderson,
assistant attorney general, former sec
rotary of the state industrial commits
sion; and II. A. Paddock, present sec
rotary Of the commission.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-02-10

Governor Frazier's refusal to
accept the first offer of the rail
roads to settle the 1el7-1o1S dis
puted tax case melted the state
$135, 900. No wonder the Lords
of Ivapolls are. sore and want to
recall Frazier.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-02-10
To Designate Banks,

The rural credits board shall desig-
nate such state trust companies,
banks organized under chapter %,
civil code compiled laws of North Da-
kota for 1913. and national banks
within the state as it may deem neces-
sary to receive the deposits of the
funds of the board, and shall fix the
maximum amount to be deposited in
each. Such maximum amounts shall
in no case be fixed at more than 40 per
cent of the paid-up capital and surplus
of such bank.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-02-10

The board of administration has
announced the resignation of DR..
F. F. Ladd as president of the
Agricultural College effective Feb
ruary %. The board declined to
discuss his successor. DR.. Ladd
becomes United States Senator on
March 1.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-02-10
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
FOR STATE RURAL CREDITS

One Of the most important measures
Of the present legislative session was
introduced in the senate by Senator
Walter Bond, Independent. of Ward
county.
1t provides for a rural credits plan
for North Dakota, modelled largely on
th"t which has proved so successful
in South Dakota.
The bill calls for the creation of a
rural credits board to consist of the
governor of the state, the state treas
urer. the commissioner of agriculture
pointed by the governor, the last
named not to be affiliated with the
same political party.
This board is empowered to make
loans and to borrow money on the
faith and credit of the state for max
ing such loans. The board may issue
warrants and bonds, providing that
the amount Of cash on hand, together
with the face value of the mortgages
outstanding shall never be less than
80 per cent of the value of such war;
rants and bonds.
All loans made by the board are to
be secured by first mortgages on farm
lands within the state. Each mort
gage shall contain an agreement for
the repayment of the loan on the
amortization plan by annual install
ments over a period of not less than
five nor more than twenty years.
To Residents Only.
Loans may be made to residents Of
the state only, for the following pur-
poses: A, the purchase Of farm lands;
B, the purchase Of farm equipment;
G., for buildings and farm improve
ments; D, to liquidate previous indebt-
edness contracted by the owner of the
land before this law goes into effect.
No loan may exceed so per cent of
the value of the land as ascertained
and fixed by the board, plus % per
cent of the insured value Of the i'm
~provements, provided that in Nc case
shall the improvements be considered
az worth more than $4,000. In no
case shall the loan be more than the
average assessed valuation of the
property for the last three years. Ap-
praisal of the land shall sbe made
under the plan now in use by the
board Of university and school lands.
Ten thousand dollars shall be the
maximum to any one borrower.
The difference between the rate of
interest paid by the state in borrow
ing money, and the interest received
by the state for money loaned is to
constitute a reserve fund.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-02-10

The Farmers Press is in receipt of
a signed article from c Macdonald
of Hannah, which under present ex-
listing conditions the paper finds it
self compelled to hold over until next
week.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-02-10
PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES

ssThe Hiding Life and The Hidden
Life" is the thefhe for the morning
sermon at the Presbyterian church.
Special music.
IN the evening the pastor will
continue the series on the Taber
nacle The evening subject is 1.-THE
Brazen Altar, Whatis It's Symholical
Meaning?' Special music32by the
choir and quartet.
VIM, G. Faucette. Pastor.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-02-10

FIVE ROOM HOUSE-For Sale, il
nicely located. Inquire at the Far
mers Press Office,
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-02-10
WANT AMI! COLUMN COLUMN

SEED WHEATON sale a limited
qiantitv IF the Kubanka variety, a
clean plump sample. Prof. Bolley
says; mice stuff. First come
first served. Write or phone Harry
Bowlea, Osnabrock, 29-4>t
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-02-10

HAY FOR SALE-About thirty or
thirty-five tons of hay. sParticu-
Jars upon application at the post
office at Weaver, N. d. 1892
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-02-10

Basket ball game at the high school
gymnasium tonight.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-06
TAI Ola COMO HOY
, f :.
8 DE AcosTo iIE 1926
EI Ola DE BOLIVAR

=
Hoy celebran los bolipianos el $50.
de su constitution como repilblica iilde-
pendiente, Tealizada por ei general 81
mon Bolivar, desmembrand6 del virrei-
1ato de Lima. 81 ts4ritorio que constitu-
! 20 la audiencia de Charcas v que Sc
:onocia con Ell nombre de t.Alto Peru.
IN recderdo del general Antonio Jose de
suere, primer presidente de Bolivia, Sc
ai6 4 sa capital, naimada alites no sole
Efarcas sino taIlbi6n La PIata y ciiu-1
1uisaca, ell nombre de sdcre. En esa ciu
dad 0 en- la de La Paz, conocida antano
con Ell aditamento de Ayacucho, en- me
! r.oria de la batalla librada en- aquella
! Iiondonhda, ha residiao duraIste TODD
este lapse el gobierno nacionai, hasta
que en- cI hecho ha venido a prevalecer
Ia segunda, uuedando a sucre solo la Sc
de nletropolitana y La. judicial.
Pals el mas abrupto y raontah6so del
continente, cuyas ciudades reposan en-
atlas scrranias en- fragosas laderas,.
ha a,canzado, sobre todo de veint6 amos
esta parte. IN progreso sorprendehte en-
10 material viendose hoy cruzadas sus
atlas mesas y cuencas por magnificas
Was f6rreas, que comHnican las princi.
paies ciudades entire 81 con Ell rlar Pa
eifco, desde el cual arrancan tres iineas
de ferrocarriles, que ascienden al alti-
plano donde Sc yerguen La Paz, Ofrro,
CochabamIba, Potosi, la ciudad mas al
"a sobre Ell nivel del oc6ano entire toaas
las de America, como Que Sc hallaf a
serca de cuatro mil metros, en- Ell limite
ie las nieves perpetuas.
Desde mil ochocientos ochenta. goza
solivia de gobiernos netamente civiles,
y desae entonces disfrlita de paz, pues
rue los pocos movimientos poIiticos gus
Ian ocurrido en- su suelo EN- estos ocho
lustros no han sido 6bice para su ince.
sante progreso. Don Gregorio Pacheco,
don Aniceto Arce, don Mariana Baptis.
ta y don Severe Fernandez Alfonso rit
gieron el pals en- coInpleta calma, desde
sucre, dnrante diez y ocho afios, To-
propio ha ocurrido luego con una serie
de mandatarics de partido pohtico disuin
to, los liberales, en- La Paz, con Pando,
nEontes,. villaz6n, otra vez Montes Y
Gutierrez Guerra, despues de los cualss
ha vuelto tomar hegemonia el antique
partido constitucionalista, llainado hoy
republican,, a cuya eabeza Sc halla Ell
doctor Escalier.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-06
LA. LLEGADA DE JANoWsKI
Pedso A. cHIEsA

j., A-5
Antier por la manana lego por el
,vapor "Puerto Rico" el insigne aje-
drecista David Janowski. Sc espera-
Ia por el vapor San Juan," y por
ESQ no pudo acudir recibirlee la CO.
mission que Sc habfa nombrado.
Viene Janowski de Atlantic City,
donde obtuvo una victoria resonante
en- eI Congreso Ajedrecista, obtenien
do el primer prenio en- un to1qleo don
de toraaron parte los jugadores mas
fanlosos de America. Con esta victo
ria puede considerarse como el Sc
gundo jugador de ajedrez en- el nGn-
do.
Todas las tardes Sc encuentra en-
lel Ateneo tomando parte en- desafios
o inst1uyendo los futuros campeones
del naHndo.
En- cuanto tenganaos infoT4nes acer
ca de las simultaneas que tome par
te, tendrenos q nuestros lectores al
corriente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-06
81 jab6h peIudiea IA CahelIera
a causa del alCall que COHtlsns

y z
I,a nayoria do los jabones v shalnp1s
compuestos contienen demasiado alcali,
substancia esta muy jcrjudicial, puesto
que deseca Ell cuero cabelludo y hace
fragil q cabello.
No hay nada mejor para la limpieza
del cabealo que puro aceite de COCO mul-
sified porque cs puro y absolutarhente
lnofensivc. Es mas econ6mico incozn-
psrablementc mas efcaz que el jabon
mas costoso cualquier otra cosa. Lo
venden todas las boticas y droguerias,
perfumerias y pe1uquerias Bastan urias
cuantas onzas para toda una familia
durante meses.
M6jese sencfllamente ol cabello con
aqua tibia y fr6tese luego con este Bas
ia una cucnaradita de este aceite para
oDtener una espuma rica y abnndante, Ia
cual Sc enjuaga facilmente, fejando la
cabellera en- TN estado ie lilnpieza abso-
luta. Ell cabello SO SEGA rapida y uiiifcr
momenfe, haci6ndose dfexiBle, ssaoso, on
duIado ltstroso. El ateite de coco fnHlsi
fed disuelve y cuita lasta Ia Ultima
partfcdIa de polvo y caspa. Exd5ase que
lleye el noIabre nulsifed. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-06
yOCES DE La GALE
Caguas, agosto 8.
Sr. Don Felix C6rdova Davila,

ASAs 0OA 4 C44A OOAAOBo DGtA40
San Juan.
Sn artfcnlo en- Ell MUNDO de hoy,
es tan opcrtuno y de tan merscida sig
nifcaci6n patri6tica en- estos instantes
hist6ricos, que 70 me permito espresarle
Ell estas lineas mi felicitaci6n de todo
coraz6n.
Soy de filiaci6n republican,, ipero
que ha de importar 6sta para adllerirme
a los uni6nistas en- Ell sentimiento de
una patria com1n?
I'd. exterioriza ell discurso de Mr..
Rely con Ia vision de la sinceridai. 81
del mismo modo 10 hubiesen interpre-
tado los que injustifcadamente 10 censh-
ran, el APPLAUSE hubiera sido por IMAM.
inidad, y otra La esperanza para nuestra
isiita. No obstante, aiin hay remedic,
mientras entire los unionistas hayan
hombres como I'd. ' TfuyEe, que predi-
ouen la verdad y llevan el convcnei-
mieiito todas las conciencias.
Fratcrnailente.
I. Pedso A. CHIEsA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-06

Sc REALdZAN: Algunos artlcu-
los propios para qaincaIleros a
la tnifad de su costo hoy; haga-
nos una vista v Sc Convencera.
liABANA CIGAR STORE.
Edificio BOURET, San Justo IL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-06
Ell NUEvo CURso DEL
cOLEGIo DE AGRICULTURE

t.s
Hemos recibido un ejemplar del cats.
logo del Colegio de Agriculture Artes
Mccanicas de Ia Uisuersidad de Puerto
RICO establecido en- Mayagiiez. El nue.
vo cfarso ofreco instruction preparatoria
de dos amos que correspondent al sercet
cuarto afo de escue1a superior {high
school, y cursos universitarics de
cliatro amos Ell ciencias agricolas. inge.
nieria civil, mecanica electriciaad,
eiencias generates. Quimica azucarera, y
arquitectura, conduscentes al grado de
bachiIler en- ciencias en- dichas mate
rias. Las classes comenzaran 81 dia IL
de septielnbre en- todos los deparcainen.
tos. pero los estudiantes deberan matri
cularse en- los dias 13 al IL de septieln-
bTe.
Los cue deseen informes sobro estos
cursos pueden solicitar Ell catalogo al
secretario del Colegio dc Agriculttlra
La cdcina ofrece todos los informos que
deseen los interesados.
Este afio al comenzar Ell curse regular
de septiembre estara terminado el nue.
vo edificio Degetau donde Sc instalaran
los laboratories de qufmica, fisica, bio
log1a. patologia, vegetal, algunos sa-
lones de classes. Sc reciben constantemen
te efectos de laboratories para equipar
este nuevo edifcio debidamente Sc
espera estar en- mny buenas condolences
para nevar a cabo la instruction que Sc
ofrece, pues SO estan hacienda, todas las
gcstiones posibIes para dotar al Colegio
do un buen equipo y de los instrument
tos cientffcos necesarios para uevar a
cabo su cometido debidamente.
Los padres de familia que envien
a sus hijos esta institution pueden
tener la certeza de que Ell Colegio es
un centro educativo que honra al pals,
de reputation bien cimentada dohde
los estudiantos no pierden su tempo.
Los cr6ditos del Colegio son recoio-
didos aceptados por los mejores ms
titucines educativas de los Estados Uni
dos sin necesidad de sufrir examenes
de ingreso.
I'd. no tiene necesidad de enviar q
su hijo fuera del pals para estudiar'
ciencias agrfcolas, ingsnieria civil, me-
canica electricidad, cisncias generates
y cuinnica azucarera. Enyielo al Colc-
gio de Agriculture donde adquirira los
conocimientos necesarios para hacerse
de una bnena profession.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-06

Aeemos en- un peri6dico de Nueva
York:
1Ea regresado de Atlantic City, don
de pasd dos semnas de descanso, Ell doc
tir j. M Amadeo, distinguido miembro
de Ia colonia poTtorriquefa de Nueva
York Ddrante su permanencia en- aqiel
aristocratfco sitio veraniego, Ell doctor
Amadeo hizo variOs vllelos en- aeroplaro
con el lnejor ekito''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-06

Ell DOCTOR AMADE0 vUELA
EN- ATLANTIC CITY
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XAEkICAN RAILROAD COMPANY or PTO. RICO
As 8AN yuAN PONCE


~ - erxAsa "a vsgss ass1s
sa ! 6s Afpee&e u 1917, Te.
vAm<ke d A4s AgSssa. isis.
HznAMsnE
Arizona republican., 1921-04-01
MAN, THE NATURAL HUNTER


 My dear'' his mother was saying to a fearful wife. Jack would never take an apple from the ground if there was one on a tree that he could climb for
 She was speaking of her son, but she was telling the truth about us all The unattainable is echanted, the elu- sive lures us, what is beyond oul reach assumes a higher value, and the things that are cheap are not those that we most eagerly covet or that we guard most anxiously when We have them.
 As this is true of the material things it is no less true of the bargain counter of life. We may be very much ashamed at the realization, but it is nevertheless true that the admi- ration, the friendship, the love tha' thrusts itself upon US, asking nothing in return. expecting nothing, demand ing nothing. satisfied with the crumbs from our table. is likely to call fort, nc more. Worthy and inspiring as they may otherwise be. the things that are so easy to get that we have but to Eeach out our hands and take them, by their very cheapness en- gender in us a diregard for them.
 And true as this is of human nature
Arizona republican., 1921-04-01
IMPROVE YOUR
 COMPLEXION
Use the Popular Black and White
 Beauty Treatment

You should not use anything that hides any faded, pimply, blotchy condition of your skin. Such applications last only few hours, and are injurious to the delicate skin texture.
 Black and White Ointment applied just before retiring draws 10 the surface impurities of the skin and removes them without irritation. A small por- ton applied each night for a short while will make your skin soft and smooth.
 Black and White Soap must be used in connection to cleanse the pores of all impuri- lies, which daily accumulate and cause blackheads and pim- pies.
 Black and White Ointment and Soap samples mailed upon receipt of 10c to Black and White Box 1907, Memphis. Tenn.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-01
G1OSSN61TE0 h22
A CELLAR'S SECRETS Jane's Ecok-Chspter 12

I had another search to make. l must discover who had entered the vault before we did.
 I must be sure that it was NOT Bob Lorimer and Katherine Miller But I could not confess to my com panions the real reason.
 "There used to be more treasure in these vaults," I said to Daddy Lori mer. "GuessI"
 T get youl Champagne. I know Certeis stock, But I never was down in his wine cellarsi Lead the way, Capl And RUM"
 q guess we needn't run!" drawled Spence. If any such hoard remains. the caretaker deserves an iron cross But his loyalty, under present temp tations, seems doubtful"
 "The ground below Certeis' Italian gardens is a labyrinth of passages and chambers" I explained. Don't wander off and get lost. friends
 Though I had been in the cellar only two or three times. I followed the intricate passages as easily as if they were the halls of my own room. The map of the cellars was engraved upon my brain, so terrible had been my former experiences in their recessesi
 Here used to be a curious collec- ton of arms, gentlemen e.Elorers, I announced, as | threw open the door where formerly I had found ma chine guns. packed for transports tion.
 .'Ye gods, They're here stin.' Daddy was mighty serious at last. He went up to a table upon which