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The New York herald., 1921-04-13

AUTOMOBILE TRAINING By EXPERTS.
Complete shop course, SEQ with driving,
STEWART AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL,
a25 West 57th Sc. % Broadway.
Leading STRAIGHTFORWARD 1900.
LEARN TO ne A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
profitable work; day and evening clarses.
Send for free booklet and visitors pass.
west side Y. NJ. e A.. 3of w. 9th st.
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MEN WANTED.

Ton men who can furnish good
references and who would like 10
associate themselves with the
largest firm IN the country; un-
limited advancement for the right
mea. Apply IN person. 10 West
9oIil st. ~. r., room COZ.
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Statesmen,
We can offer YOU lifelong position IN an
esta bliahed business where character and
ability are more important tlan experience.
Won satisfy US and we win satisfy YOU that
this opportunity Is a peal one. Apply ~
persoa l.. v. steel Service Corp. 10 Broad
way. suite 100.
statesmen.
we Wish 10 interest a few men Of highest
ability and unquestlonable character w our
business: TO those who qualify We offer
executive positions. Apply In person or by
letter. suite 1918 and 1919. Park Row Build-
ms, ~ Perl row.
s tTEgNihN. live wire, wants position good
house. Walsh, iiia Bedford sv.. prooklyu.
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HELP WANTED--FEMALE.


BoORKEEPER, experienced. write. stating
experience and references, Sloane Hospital
44f w. 10Th.
BOOKKEEPER. careful. accurate Room
4aS $50 Broad adway, New York city.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or English woman
TO clean. husband 20 wash sidewalk. &c;
splendid quarters; bath. coal and cofnpensa-
tlon; permanent. Call 1880 T.. NJ, % West
list II.
CH AMEERafA I'D WAITRESS. experienced
white girl. for two ADULTS. In apartment,
nord, seth st. and Broadway, apt. 4i6; car
fare.
CfiAAfBERMAID and waitress, competent,
apartment. small family; German or Aus-
tran preforred city references positively re-
uured. Call before ,, 1855 Park av., apt. .,
n. y. Tclephona $685. Lenox.
CIIANfBERMATp WAITRESS. experienced
white girl. for adults IN apartment: citS
references. Call "wednesday, Belnord, SGtl
IL. and Broadway. ant. ilG Carfare.
MBERMAID-WA1TRESS wanted; pri-
vate house; references required Call be-
fore III A. NJ. or between and p. NJ, IA
West 9th ct.
CHAAIBERAfAID-WA WAITRESS.
Competent girl: city for summer. Can
o-i2. 1870 ". Goth.
CTTAAfBERMAID seanistrees: competent
city references required. Call before n or
ut 81 v. 10Th 81.
CIIAMBFRHfAID- MAID xined. and good
sewer; references. Call Ito ~. Apt ~,
$50 w. 10th
The New York herald., 1921-04-13

gAIEsAiEN or CHARACTER MD ABlL-
iTY HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY or JOIN
ING THE STAFF OF a sECURfTfEs COR.
Tl4E STOCK or o&E or THE BIGGEST
CONSULTATIONS IN THE WEST. WE
HAVE A.LARGE CLIENTELE AND FUR
NfsU LEADS TO DESERVING MEN
PHONE BARCLAY 90e6 FOR APPOINT
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statesmen

We are seeking men who can make
good IN organization where ordinary
results moan from $40 70 5000 per week
applicants must prove fitness for assoc
cistion with representatives and business
OF highest quality and integrity. They
must be men OF earnestncss, force and
good character. with the determination
TO succeed by conscientious effort. This
is a bona fide offer 10 make life
time connection with a progressive. grow
ing concern. which 10 acting as agen. for
a manufacturer producing basic, es-
sential commodity. Call IN person, !. G.
Gyenes Company. rooms ilOi-ili0. lIl
West Seth 81
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.


Situations Wanted-Male.
Domestt-.
JAPANESE AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT
Agency. Bryant S0T9.
$50 West 10th St. near broadway,
FURNISHES HIGH CLASS HELP.
hotel, club and private family: chef, walters,
buffers. maids. couples.
References personally investigated.
JAPANESE DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY. Rosina Mori.
1S7 Lexington av. Mad. So. 93.s.
Japanese. Chinese. FHlipnos, Coreens, Ma
layans; references personally investigated.
HELP FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE.
JAPANESE Select Employment Agency.
Bryant 1881, s04 9th av., bctwem 40ti-46th
sts.; fancy cook. faithful butler
RELIABLE help. with investigated refer
enees. such couples, buffers. chefs.
Wallets. chauffeurs, housemen. Miss Wett-
ler's Agency. 1s w. 43d 81. Vanderbilt 4T6i.
JAPANESE EAGLE AGENCY.
1O6 West tdth IT. Bryant ITST-n60T
FREE SERVICE FOR EMPLOYERS
JAPANESE domestic help. Employment
Bureau. !. Y. VI. G. A., ~ Concord st,
Brooklyn. Main 1l44.
CHEFS, houseworsers, half-time. day work.
era. cooks. housekeerers. fiaileys Agency
81 West t3Jth at. Harlem 1881.
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JAPANESE-Neat young man, seeks position
as butler, private family, anywhere hon
est, sober, very Willing. hrs long reference.
onata. 102 W. 1884 ~. Moruingside Sf93.
JAPANESE. young mai, gardener and
housework. ~. kinlo. ~, East 57th.
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SITUATIONS WANTEp-MALE.

>~-~~~-~~~~~~~-~~~~~-~-~N ~~~~>~~~-~~~-~~>~-~>~~
JAPANESE. experienced, young. wants posi-
tion: useful butler or general housewors:
best reference: neat, good disposition. slJ3
Mosningside. Kawa.
JApANESE-Neat young man. seeks position
as butler, private family, anywhere; hon
est sober very willing; has long reference.
ohata. log W. 1880 g. Morningslde sl92:
JAPANESE young man wishes to work in
restaurant or private family as second
cook. good experience, reliable, honest,
sober. X. Matsu. 1o4 Lexington av
JAPANESE as useful butler or general
houseworser; experienced; b@t references.
Horie. 34l Lexington av., city.
JAPANESE butler, valet desires position pri-
vste family: references. Jima, 34l Lexing-
ton av.
JAPANESE butler. valet. general house
worker for smf u family or bachelor; ref
erence. III. M. 124 Lexington av.
JAPANESE couple want position. small fam
lily. entire charge: best references. Iva,
341 Lexington av, Phone Murray Hill $685.
JAPANESE. general housework: 10 years
experience willing; recommendations. 7,
NJ. I42 Sd av.
JAPANESE, chauffeur, valet. wishes posi-
tion willing. honest Koy. Soler. 32s W.
Goth.
JAPANEsE. chauffeur. married. expert on
Pierce. wants change position: best city
recommendations. Nishi. 43 w. Goth.
JAPANESE experienced cook, general house
work; refined; two In family, or bachelor:
best reference. Kari. West asth.
JAPANESE. young. wishes position as valet,
butler. general houseworli, small family,
bachelor; reference. Yoru. $50 y. 9th st.
JAPANESE. young, wants position house.
worker. Yoshida. 44o n. oIth st.
MAcHINIsT. %. years all round expert
ence. Abt. 141s Prospect av.. Bronx.
MAN, German, middle aged. wishes position
TO care for vegetable garden and flowers
on private place in country. Neumann, 182
Z. 127th st.
MAN. neat colored. 30. wishes place In
store or office work; can furnish 10 years
references. 100 Herald. Herald So.
MAN 30. Swedish-American. single. trust
worthy. dependable position at anything,
anywhere: ex-service. G.. o4I 20 av.
MAN wishes position at anything. Philip
Kenny. 4t2 10th av.
MOTION picture operator, Al. desires posi-
tton. Mkula. 341 South Sd St. Brooklyn.
NURSE and maseeur. Swedish. wishes post
tion with invalid gentleman; good refer
ences. \. B.. 80 q. 34th st.
PAINTER wants work. city country, in
and outside; good work; private landlord.
Steve Zseller. 1f04 1st av
PAINTER, decorator. for business places
and homes; reasonable. Cooper, 2446 7th
av.
PAINTER, first class. inside. outside. clean,
wants steady position. Dunn GAS 9th av.
PAYMASTER and financial controller Chris
tian: bonded: employed at present with
large corporation. seeks position with reli-
able firm that can offer advancement. d 1I47
Herald. Wash. Hgts.
PLUMBER-Good jobber and overhauing;
city. country. Wittneoert. l6S y. ssth 81.
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sALEsAIEN 90

Magazine Or specially men pretsrred. large
commission a1i drawing account - those
VINO make coed. Apply Room 49, - East
42d ~.
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sAI.k.sAfAN

The Manufacturers and Merchants Trust.
backed bv men OF national reputation, have
recently opened n New York office and
DESTROYS OF securing q number OF succcAsful
and well Informed saiesmen 70 assist In the
sale Of It's capital stock, with assurance OF
lucrative and permanent positions for the
men who measure up.
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY IN the com
raratively new field OF commercial financing.
Commission basis f0i Herald. Herald
SQUARE.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13

In your want ad use white
space for display.
Then people will see 1t
right away.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
STOCK sALEswosIEN.

TFY WHITE SPACE TOP,
BOTTOM AND SIDES OF
YOUR AID. SEE THE DIE
FERENCE IT MAKES IN
THIS AID.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
HELP WANTED-MALE.


AUTOMOBILE trimmer wanted, and top
maker in general repair shop. permanent
lob for right party. Motor Car Service
Works. Troy, N. y.
A vacancy FOR able business men: large In
come guara uteed office accommoda tlons.
Equitable Life. Sundelson. manager. 100
broadway.
BooKKEEPER-ACCO Christian.
90 college training. public accounting ex-
perience; capable taxing full charge; refer
ences. Energetic. ~ sth ay.
BOoKKEEPER. ssistant. young man, want
ed. Apply by letter. stating qualifications,
New York and Queens Gas Co., IS Main St.
Flushing, ". u.
BtJTLER, valet German, wants position;
good reference. Fred Hartx, 2ii fs. sist
CAtlPENTERs-- az once steady work for
rieht mon: SOC. per hour; open shop. Mas
ter Build Aaso.. Inc. Apply Dodge Con-
struciion CO.. 10 Canal St, Stanford. Conn.
cHAUTFGuR wishes position afternoons. ali
day Saturday, Sunday best private ref
ercnces. TROLL, 1905 Broadway. 1880 wads-
worth. apt. 81.
CIfAUFF'EUR--Amer or English pre-
ferrcd $50 per week: Cadillac cur. Apply
$50 Park av.. apartment IA, Wednesday, be-
tween . and ~
The New York herald., 1921-04-13

GARDENER, single: private family: refer
cnce. Nelson, 400 w. 10th.
COUPLE. colored; wife cook, man useful:
experience gardener, country. Jones, 1922
Mornngaide
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

CHAMBERMA1D and sewing; competent:
city reference Call t2t East T2d. be-
fore
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-09-10

we have to plough, wide or mar
row, clay, loan, or mari. Some
stumble from side to side and
plough a crooked furrow; some
so by a distant tree and plough
a straight one. IT'S is simple
enough
The last of the eight was a
Thief with a crafty face.
Life is stronghold full of
treasure, which men are ever
trying to steal; some only
bruise their knuckles on the
hard iron; some manage to.
break in and snatch a handful
of coin; the wise spend it at
once and enjoy it, but the fool
ish hoard it up and wander
about forever afterwards flee
ing from justise. A few are
caught and hanged, but most of
them live to ripe old age
The Philosopher looked at his
eight sons in silence.
Father" they said, (which
of us is right?'
"You are all right-and YOU
are all wrong.'
But there cannot be eight
answers to one question:
''rhere are eighty-eighty
hundred eighty thousand. as
many as there are men OH the
EARTH
''And which solves the rid
dle?"
Nobody knows-yet."
ssBut when shall we know?''
they persisted.
! The Philosopher was tired of
all this: the day was warm.
sunny, blue, and golden, and
the cherries were ripe, and he
wanted to 60 to sleep. But
there was his reputation to keep
up. So he said:
''As to that, my sons, l will
consult the wisdom of the
Cherry Stones" And he be-.
gan, very drowsily. to count the
stones which lay on his green
plate.
This year, next year, sotile-
time, never, this year next
year sometime never this.
year next
The Philosopher had fallen.
asleep in the sun.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-09-10
NEW YORK HALLS EXPOSE
OF kU KLUX AS GREAT
FEAT.

New York, Sept. New
Workers hailed with approba
ton the opening chapters of the
Worlds exposure of the ; Ku
Klux Khan. 1t was obvious
from the expression of opinions
by men and women of various
types and stations in life that
this metropolis thoroughly dis
approves of any secret organi-
cation seeking to array against
each other persons of different
races or religious creeds.
Not only Catholics, Jews and
negroes, the three classes of cit.
liens to- which the Klan is
specifically inimical, but all
other types of New Workers as
well united in condemnation OF
the Khan and in praise of the
Worlds action in focusing the
searchlight of publicity upon its
dark secrets:
The Worlds exposure was
pronounced great public SER
vice and the most importan,
piece of high grade journalistic
work in many years.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-09-10
CROP DIvDRsIFICATION.

If there is a farmer in the
South who has remained uncon-
WINGED of the advantages of
crop diversificaton as they have
been set forth by authorities on
agriculture, he must be moved
to acceptance of the doctrine by
the logic of conditions now ob-
servable in Mississippi. In that
state, according to the United
States Department of Agricul-
ture, "a comparison of the finan-
cial conditions of dairy farmers
and dairy communities brings
out the fact that while 80 per
cent or 80 per cent of the cotton
farmers owe banks money and
end are asking for extensions
of their notes, there are few
instances of notes held against
dairy farmers. The merchants
in the towns surrounded by
dairy farms, according to the
same authority, reported their
business remarkably good
last fall and winter, when in
cotton sections trade was dead.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-09-10

around sugar mills. With some
difficulty it could be used as
fuel, but drying it out was a
considerable expense and trou-
bic. The new use provides a
sale for it in 2OO-pound bales.
The discovery of this by-product
use for il is something like tn,
discovery that cotton seed could
be used elsewhere than as cattle
feed and boiler fuel. 1t will do
a great deal for th& sugar cane
industry in this country, ii is
said.
Perhaps this. and like fiber
substitutes from other maic-
rials,. can be relied upon in the
event that the threatened dcple-
ton of timber stocks takes place.
At least it should serve by com
petition tn lower the price ut
the same time that tits supple
menting the supply. Human in
genuity has a comforting bav
Of coming to the said of human
necessity. Dallas News.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-09-10
Rub-My-Tism kills pain.


The man who owns real estate
owns up in the air and down in
the earth quite a ways. If his
lot is only twenty-five by one
hundred on the surface, there is
compensation in the fact that it
is four thousand miles thick
and five thousand miles high. A
Chinaman can resist him leg
ally if he goes more than four
thousand miles down, but no
angels cares how high he scars.
And it is a curious fact to the
student of things that man has
not only parceled out the earth,
but in doing SO has given title
to the air. My attorney tells
me that no man has a legal
right to sail his ballot over my
premises without my permits
sion, and further than that, l
can warn him off and then APP
prehend him for trespass. In
fact, when aeronauts are per-
fected, it will give use to "a
whole new round of law bust
ness as to the rights of way,
keeping to the right, collisions,
flying without lights, etc. Let
lawyers take heart. - Ebert
Hubbard.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-09-10
WHAT IS LIFE?
By Jan Struther.

There was once a philosopher.
He lived in a cherry orchard
and he had eight sons. No one
knew to what school of thought
he belonged, but he had the rep
utation of being a sage, SO no
body questioned the fact.
One day his sons came to him
and said:
Father, there is a riddle that
none of us can solve. We be-
seechy you to tell us the answer,
because you are old and very
wise. What is Life?''
And they waited in respectful
silence for his reply.
The Philosopher gave an in
ward groan. The day was
warm, sunny. blue, and golden,
full of the murmur of bees and
the singing Of birds. He did
not feel in a mood for answer
ing questions. Besides, like
many philosophers, he did not
know the answer himself.
my sons" he said. .solemnly,
'sthat is a riddle which / want
you to solve without my help.
Go out, follow each Of you a diff
ferent calling, live your own
life and find out for yourselves
what the world means. AT the
end of five years come back
here and give me your defini-
ton of Life"
So the eight young men set
forth, and their father, having
for the moment escaped from
philosophy which is the art of
providing plausible answers to
insoluble problems gave q sigh
of relief and went on eating
cherries.
Five years later the eight
young men came back. All the
cherries were ripe, and the Phi
l0sopher was sitting in the
orchard eating the luscious red
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-09-10

You may not know what
bagasse is. If you don't know,
you probably are not from Lou
isiana Or the sugar cane section
Of Texas. If you do know what
il is, you may be under the inn
preston that it is no more than
the pulpy waste product Of the
cane mill. That is what it used
to be. but that is not what it is
now. For example, out Of this
same bagasse, properly treated
and handed, q Louisiana mill
the other day turned out a
board 500 feet long and twelve
feet wide enough for three
ordinary bungalows all in one
piece. II you are interested in
The technical process, you will
like to read the account of il in
ne New Orleans Times-Pica
yyarIe Of last Sunday. But
whether you care about the de-
lnils 81 not you are bound to be
lconcerned IN knowing some
thing about this new building
material. For one thing. il IS
sRaterpt0Of. For another, It
cun be sawed and nailed Ike any
othcr humber. Il weighs but
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-09-10
PHI o n e -


welcomed his sons in that af-
fectionate yet detached manner
by which you may know the
Philosopher whereve you meet
him, and called upon each in
turn to give an answer to the
riddle.
Life" said the first-a cyni-
cal fellow in a Tinker's apron
sis tin kettle, bright and shn.-
ing without, and hollow within,
full of bubbles and vapor,
sometimes hot, sometimes cold;
it is always wearing into holes,
and we spend our time trying to
mend it and patch it, until at last
lit wears out and we throw it
away"
Life" said the second-a
Tailor, sanctimonious and SEN
tentious--''is a piece of stuff
given to each man to make
coat-rich velvet to some, mar
row homespun to others. Each
must cut his coat according to
his cloth, and as he makes it so
, must he wear it, long or short,
patterned or plain, well-fitting
or ILL.,"
Life said the Soldier son,
with hearty vigor, ''is a war in
which no man knows friend
from eney; in which there are
many skirmishes and few de-
cisive battles; in which every
one thinks he knows for what
he IS fighting, but no one is quite
sure; yet in truth, the cause mat
tiers little so long as we have
the chance to fight"
Life said the Sailor son.
who had the blue of far distan-
ces in his eyes, ''is the ship we
steer across the ocean of Time.
If we set our sails skilfully, pro-
vision ourselves well, and es-
cape from mutiny, tempest, and
shipwreck, we may one day
come to harbor: no man knows
what the port is like, and the
wise ones do not care, so long
as the weather's fair and the
voyage merry"
Life said the fifth son, who
was white-fingered and a fine
Gentleman, SIS playhouse.
and we are the audience. We
hiss the villain. applaud the
hero, and kiss our hands to the
leading lady: as for the author
Whose name is not on the
play-bill-we blame him when
the piece is tedious and forget
his existence when we are enter
tanned; and at the fall of the cur
tain we drivehome yawning to
bed"
Life" said the Apothecary,
lin his long black robe, lis an
apothecary's store, full of divers
drugs from which we take our
choice. Knowing little of chem
istry, we frequently judge the
contents of the bottle by the
color of the glass, and do not
discover until afterwards wheth-
er the phial contained poison
or elixir. nightshade, all-heal,
or bittersweet.
Life" said the seventh son,
ia Ploughboy, whose words were
fewand hating, ''is just q field
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-09-10

Ing Previous time records established
ut the Louisiana State Fair track.
There are on record some marvellous
achievements, and II these records
are broken the successful contestant
will be compelled to drive the ais
lance In hair-raising, death-dsfying
style. But 1t IL maniacal speeding 9
this sort that these kings Of the track
are noted for. and there's no doubt
that the thousands of spectators WI
have all the excitement and thrlIs
they could wis hfor.
Not only will some Of the greatest
drivers Of the age be seen In action
but some Of the most celebrated rae
ing machines will be in use at the
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-09-10

The 1881 Louisiana State Fair, which
ooens October ~ and runs eleven
days, BY participating in the two days
Automobile Racing Meet. The meet
YIN BE- staged on the two Sundays OF
me Fair period, October 80 and No
vomber 8.
Attractive purses have been hung up
lof the winners in the automobile con-
Hosts, and . dozen or more Of the
nseatest drivers in the motor racing
game are expected to enter the meet.
One Of the feature efforts Of the dare
devils whirling around the fast mile
circuit will be directed towards smash-
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-09-10

Louisiana Fair. These cars were built
especially for dirt track racing, which
means speeding without any regard
being given the risks that the daring
drivers must take In shooting the
Juice" to the limit.
J. Alex Sloan, recognized as one
Of the worlds most successful auto
mobile racing directors, will be in
charge Of the meet, which means that
everything on the program will give
satisfaction.
For further information write to w.
r. Hirsch, sscretary-manager. Shreve
port, La.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-09-10
SPEED DEMONS
TO HOLD RACE
MEET AT FAIR
Lane Of Worlds Most Noted
Auto Drivers 70 Thrill
Spectators Two Days.

Sons Of the worlds most famous
npeed demons will thrill visitors to
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-06-16

Twelve year-old girl evangelist. Her name is
Mary Agnes Vichestain, her home is in Pitts
burg, and she is a rival of Billy Sunday. Since
she was nine years old she has been preach
ing in the churches of Pittsburg. Gilliams
Service
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-22
WIFE IS STOLEN BY DEVIL"
Italian Dressed as His Satanic Maj
esty Takes Woman From
Another man.

PcIln're, O.--Enterlnr the hedchnm-
her ~ the woman with whom he was
Infatuated, John BianO Is alleged TO
have posed as the devil md 80 frl4Iit-
cuci The wOmnH and he's hRs,mHd with
his dire fOrc5edlnRs that thc former
Icrl her husband and Gel with B;aru
Blnro. dressed In RCD dc,lrs sui
With tails, horns and h0ofs. appeared
before Mr. and MIS- Antonio Rololfu
rs hey iay Ia Led, II Is charged He
told The woman td leave Der husband
ard uarry another, and Orlrre. Ro,ol.
~ Roi to live with hs wife. fliu
devil" Informed the pair that death
whuI0 fo,,ow refugsl 10 ohes his
cslGIn8nd.
ElsIilo u .er returned In earikly
cloinss, lp.iee say, and the womBn
xereed 10 flee with him 10 New YerS
lily. TheS were RrreSed ss ihoy were
ahnpt 10 gef eii train. BIsnO Ia Held
under iigc Mann white slave law.