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Marble Hill press., 1921-09-09
AT Last, a National Military Policy

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natAoea. sD~rg~o-y. 80 sa'rr-sui
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Marble Hill press., 1921-09-09
NATIONAL CAPITAL
iiilS iiilS AFFAIRS Hb65 Hbi6i5
World Farley to Bar Gas, Submarines?

n. rr~.iasnt do~. no, h~llsvs that
be. ss the Pr..lssnt - N. Unlt.i
state. sh"uid Yssh Almsssf Lotto tho
csee,avs tarihsr lie wilt os oVur.@.
10 his capacity 90 rr~sidsnt es th-
uation ~hlch Invited the o,.afsrvncs.
adir~s. the d~l~rri.s shen thsy coa-
v~ss hsv So.stabsr IT. bat af,sr that
h, rviatioa ~itA h -ll b. an sfvi.-
ory ooe.
The r~.id~nr, rsi,suoa 70 The
po~srs goiHis csi the futiiity ., iess.
ing FOE stability - the as.gruno- q
sprisl justice. - N. s~runiy q v~ao.
whils wsst~fui and uag<p-ia~tivs ost.
az, Deprive s-crt - n. ia., rs~sri
sud defeat TIE rvassnahis ssp<ctatioa
. prusrs.s- r.s tHViiatioa ale,
says
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formuls's pr,Tn~.is ~ -hica th to
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csufry1si
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tea ii ~fsfs q cs4fss. % The a.
vss'rffy q ths rsfia0s - "a. ~urti
wedding A. sg~~uert - ca-foi -
80 = g.fs. sa-s 49, o,hrr trvtai
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d may ais5 asan sstuaarius.
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-09
Sportsmen for Public Shooting Grounds

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Marble Hill press., 1921-09-09
The Mystery of
theSilverDagger

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49, wHs s-~oup,lsss>s g = As-3iy
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-09

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t,rr P.l-y - ths rsiies s,stss al
a. rrs.Srf,.ss tsst a. sflItsry ors.Ai.
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~sf satN - eaauitstaa - tAs f-r.s
s~ri ,a t-ae a, r-srs u T.su ;As
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fas fgr-sasst sss srr~sseS O. n@.~
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alsa' lasay assa- ssr mgiury .a.;l
f1Uca
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-09

WyAStil>GruN. - Fr..iasut Ilar,
w dins has aunouncri the s~l.c
tlan q s~fvAry q state
Hufhs. to bad the dsi~sati,u q rvp
rr,sut the United Ststes n tlsr wash
inEtUu csafsvncv oa limitaiiea otarm.
sm-tt sud ias,nc sud far ss.rr -
sue- ~hlsh m~uac~ iutsrustiaual trsn.
eniiliiy n. T'fesiisut furii-F an.
n"unc~i thsi hs Eas-.~i ~ % ~. -
fstary - sAts al p1sp.asaHty for
The cnfsfvugv trucsforth. stcspt. -
c'sur~s, ias nsuins . Other mstn,-.rs
= ths Amsrrau tslssstIpa.
h rtesis.u' h~iiss.s sc~rrtIHs o.
BIS sfvlsers. that hs has aaos ai. fuu
fuy in brinxing sheet ~ ~osta con-
fsrvno,. vt.rh sIrvaty l-.ns O. 40
sunas ar lmgssrtAnrv - vital O. 80
naiiocs q. ths Versailles g~scs cyu'cf.
s1cv.
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-09

serve With mayonBni.e IN tomato cur.
20 'u crisp iettue. isaN~s
ce-esastioH saiss =Tate two cuP-
'1.s = tender srven pas c,.skei IN.
i.I tender. on~ euptul q nnsly iiN~i
o - vnr half cupful q rill~i r~s
ruts crisp and freshly WASTED ote-
tsIf eupful ~ olives fns'y eil"pg-,i =
'Hh'~sf--ruful - ssTuT-i snisa hiis
80 o. fhe salad dressing uhfrh shUuH
- highly s-as.#Hs-i Linz salaf
ts'si tsftsf r7i'h.ng u ~~il wiih q crt
Glove - gauiel Nth crisp t~sf
leaves - letfucv nul h~Hp m ihe
salad Gsrulsh Nttl ttrr~ hsr1
ook~i ~ss, ~ aAd tva = ~ ~ss.
% the saist sua 49, tie rvmairiuE
ons f"f = too sanalsh.
cirssr lee crvana. -Tak. tue eug
fuls = scaii~i mI'k. ons teasgs~lnful
- nouF. oov eupful - suFrr. on~
t"atrn esg = dash - at ons gusr'
u thin cr~sru ans tah'rsf-sctui q
vanilla un~hsif cursul = Cartoo
c.rs~f eHt m small r's-7rs. ard fsr~~
iHh'"s5naufuis = TIE ginger srup
Sad The H.aF aui ~ ut. c,.1
Fri atf - ufhrr Irgr~1l~.fs ''eu
f-y~Fs - usnsf lfaiu ssnna ~
o-~. n = dsliriaus vffh o eJnssr ssurs
= ous l. tooi = that asver
hrt Isisp -nsu 90 gaArt q ~.
'sf ard two rupsu's n; sasa- 'sgr'h~r
tveuty rniuu'~s Rrvis. twelve arr
snr'gs = mat ~ s'~-r -lr-r,y ~
49, eve miuu'~- fn ons ans -
tt'' cugfg's - h-sllfuE ~sfsr ur'n
s'' 'hs uquis q strap AAa go 80
nj r, o--rC ia'e~ 90 r-rsai
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fsE-1ts = rvrfaf = hrwu 'ai-~
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= ~ sT4 tue rsufs p cAs-s~t "a
'~- Czr-iss vffs s.rfs, a, usai 49,
u,raas sfraste-rts@
sSa-sl-- csesfl a-C~ sraau
rsr'H-e s"sHg a. ar-trsv tss hags %
q, - sse-A@E .assrs tsar ss~s
sT-.g 49, . Sea- este sut a-t.Fv
HH' lrraar 'gbrv. - esafae g.ar~r
sT-rTt vffh s1-. - fsT -sszg-~s -
So ia shs ~ s-y = especially ssgH -
Gs-- - era ssrE - ula. S@-rs
~ ~Ss
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-09

E.ea1a-y. cXceSs as s5Ge za te r1u
* s1rag DO ans aee uare gncy swaAF
iasa sv sues Grey. aAza sae-az-t.
sEs &C. sEr. :.,ss g,-y~S.zS O. sA.-s- ssa.
sEe-y = :, sc>s wase-asa: a. H.
express s6s &Eaav--saeE e ys-.1 re
sr9qn-~ - uaes aa0r zaa-e. aus c.as,g
70 Is - W-ss -s,t grasp q. 5-z-s
! Gang there g7-N uF u.uk caz4
hAek- gusa . sr3 -st ,~~U-1 as s;rr..s-.,
sa uy Hpsg taa rsl.l leg& 4esx
gs.~ngca ttt rseal % pssAlrs1' -r-...z..
asHzy he s..5E was s-~aaE 2r-z.y
h-stsd Efs ! st1, safe i rs p-sGs.r~
tgan Rus aha Gsau; IRE w4s.Gap
t-rar5' SrrYrySs q shns86 ss 3a-keG.
a. st< -s.sm lts w3arh og.sr4sZ
nc-uzset' J raGl6 10, rrnrrpf 70 Gang
there In rr.cr-esluU : musk -1-r lie
y--ps sh--,aSssu~e nrssls EhHe had rse
Fa Ss~5 cM-rug4 al hrs tswrs< rgnzy
ID wElE
zpeye3 stsw%y hArper az inaa AZ
& taTps. each serhor1aE tau *eegfr.s
fsr sG7yva-g- fess epB-y caza&aers ssRw
fueCa uSt ~ stss g-Nsg IT Ey fingers en-
rt,s EgsgFc wFsn3 Tire window vas
rlasAa. hE, asr1 Ere s-sur J0nSaa.s
ns GasnEcA the -nHz ws&h1 tsaa t.s.ss
larss unsrrrg,ee6 It's WE'RE asg~4rxn-s
cave i've courage ! hnlHpent zr.rSags
ca g.st F-eta-aaus .enc2rlg as sl,s ssazsrf
g.l4ssciFx trEncsSusly wisa usr iee nGna
ra Ths t-rr hen-s az .tss fsianE u-s4gls
u.y -aria enaawa-~s se raise 1ass sash
A. A-x f~itsvee the wlnapv
firmly shxvanNG anwT--sfsx srSvls~srr
s@xwgns me uEznls wsa aesyunl-. Nu-
RESTLESS tuEri1ag 8agsan-e 3s nnAg
anf s.uass@e sns 20 shgvs ~ ne saxa
lfTsls ~ fySae, uri-a. fiuaiy me cFssr,
lrr s--&Sk~ srzftrsrrG sa- n# "a scusrzs
Hf-tGgA I f~ls ss rfnnrf haas -
tu-zars .-um me o@pE rsas n4rs-uzs ~t.
nc-saa So Er~az sla. lar *fr rsunset.
at ne fwsr ~asz-r ! hsx -nllsz. m.
hf.as ~ nere. I sTrw 7 wrms nisns
shs ssa~ nzsfnnHzia-e. rfw vngb as I
im-x zs r ssns seAer rssa .run sazlea /
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-09

- aMs'ssS@zss zzSn tA@ s~SsecsSee s;
FaNs ssrSas Surkax ts~sr .Sstr~ mAg-x :
Ia evwry @~cetam ae sh~ en@ntry th*s
v8xss.
asr~sFsr. arsanass b as hart os re
NasErfewa So Aack cs r~vsc~raa& Al
ks'* frvsszss rsts ut wAacA sNst&a3s
e%esang FmrTsa@~r Ia e~aax srrgn~& laa
Essssasts sersa@ " ns~c~sz.ry. Zs4s ~
~sa p~rsaxsss~tty 80 ssAa< Rskrs sst
nszssAss wA@e~ shs Asras uAJ -
hanses eF ths gwAE1c. snS .lsa Hrss'
~ rsfngss wAserv the hgras w6a ~
s~sss IStN6~r<ssA.
Caa@s the fwssxsl nzsrsseey b&ra
ne rs% wHswTsws are hss~~~sRsg s.
nEzse~v~ n h sasamee kAss thhs ss1
II sr&ca~& vsa sAmanhs wrEspsrsDss'
- ssHs<zs kw.
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-09

IYANtf.ND ts,as ssisrp p ts.s
II u~~~-.ssr~zs. - grls~ss u
4ga arfaa1 wEE-A 80 ~ ~. 20
tlzEr sxsszt - Tssu~rE. sa.a.-.z.
s--ss. .sves-g sz1 stssas -vKet -ssa 20
szss t1s = - ssa-raass. lasslr o.
ftat st~t caa nEr - Eas~-As yawy
aat& fav aaaEbvr yvEr Ez.s aags zaGa
"a thv wfass 2 ss4asgry sass Tai
= ulas - t0zg- y Nrtav A. ss,,ea sty
Eza.~~a kaSGx g. .s sr fz rax -aa-
ga. Ens ov4sms1s es GAs srsas.aA fa~zs
s1as rFs1raz msvs1t
IT, a~sKtsaI ~ - ~ ne =. ssys
era asne sEHk. ~es So NsnHH ga sv-~
E4as rraseEHtsv rsTR ag& as rN~gz sa2e
tasases weAaU- U4aEEaz Saays s-rgA.
vs aas v4..lsry 0st~r las Is Erasbas-s
h sa~ a. ZEs CErwss N%s~sa an
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-09

rr E&-veE VT NZ3sy ta,s uas~e seas
ergsH-t and NJ SEEuts EuSar ~.
ta1rs uziuAs@e- wsr~ 5isrHzxsnx naE
.iSDe~ sEse Gar aHsr w~e2 -
SassA The nsa1 are r-Tentss~ R Rua.
sssr caabaee near LAs GanH rneg- xaagr
EhAch -hs tsIhEssE sy.saE hss eE-sy
ycs-S
= ~esrrrnaser -tse E-aE- t.uts n. w.
~ Enc So sEAS I~. WZssaa.. --sns-
mt ans NJ 1tsss tasas vHs ans as rs-
s1-s n z1s &scane asor. are rs.~s 90
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Marble Hill press., 1921-09-09

'ea-- a. ert 'us.s rrs ~ sux~
h-1.rz-f-s sN sess % h.s--arz. 40.
hs-T7Hs s-t has ~ vu-e-u-ws g
ag-s~ees arc atsess s-ues &. sausa-
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- ss-1: - vsa sis-s. o. 1au,grsg a. r-ue
Vwsss - sESsr NAkr lKgvv~ ~ ~
srGay Ea1 sgET. hxvagag shs suars- as
rrg- is< svJnt nyvr tEt. ssa = -
rsa-tsg *aw s,-azs s- ~ t,s.7,r.s
F.ae". :. saass ss-v IA ~ enru- .
s23-.gsrs-4 w nw t.a5, ssrav..vr- svus
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Eat-sas5sss s-Sr~ tu3@s ssss GEAR NJ
tttt IVAN. rsss cxstseSss.sv m ~ s.,susc
aTA-s rEws Eus sw~ss~a = rse.~s~a-r
ssse1 T~~sang <r-vs " sAsss-s..ss --s--s
sgr wa1t wthr-.pt y-eszn ar s-..,u.ss
~ vT1lla ~ r--sa,-r
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+uG-sass ri = Esousg ~ tur-~ aas sr..
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~~rE Tus~E saG rlx ytaIfs NJ wsr arrz
T7ssE taxEeEs ches fag-s-s : falsyess Fsaa,,g
nj pEwrr- ansr rsmaE ras-~x rzuTus,
saTt"e wrsa @s~sssa~ gated nu-n.ax
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hssss-t Alternately xFsA wS narr ~
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wtrssa~ srS un* gsaG1s sr sulsmr.
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Evening star., 1921-08-30
HOW MANY CARDS?
BY ISABEL OSTRANDER. -
Of Intrigue Suspense" Ahss
0epyroAt Robert 4 Co

with evident reluctance. Il told youse
de Gawd's/ trut' when 1 said dat
"a never turned trick before de
| night youse nabbed me comm out
oat window, but l stood in wit de
gang an got my bit, when dey pulled
| on anything. see?"
About two mont's ago a guy was
rolled over on Madison avenue; oh, 1
didn't have anything to do wit dat
part Of it. an I don't know who did
De rollin' SO ! amt afraid to open me
split was made in Hogan's back room
dragged down twenty iron men an
de foist ting 1 fought of was a
gold bracelet wit red stohes in 1t
over across de way in Kosakoffs win
dow. Me goil had been lookin' at II
owns de candy store where she works
would get it for her. Say. how did
youse get on to Kosakoff. anyhow
He don't even run a hook shop like
ticket repairin' job is hell of a good
blind"
He paused and the inspector shook
his head. carefully avoiding Nc
Carty's quizzical gaze.
IT'S nothing to- you how we get
our dope, Joe. Go on with your story
and mind you give 1t to US straight"
de minute l got mine l beat 1t
| across de street to Kosakons place,
like I'm tellin' youse." Bodansky went
on hurriedly with an injured air. 1T
| was late an he was just putin up
his shutters. but l flashed me twenty
an he let me in. He was gettin' de
bracelet out of de window when de
door opens an in comes a regular
swell. He's got his lid pulled down
| over his eyes an his coat collar
turned up like he's scared Of some
body SEEM him an right away l says
| to myself. Dis Kosakoffs a fence, all
right. ann dat guys some high-class
crook"
| "Kosakoff gives him de 90 and
shoves de bracelet into my mitt,
walkin' quick around de counter. but
de guy looks up an I see he's no
crook. He don't seem to see me at
all, but he turns his nose like de
joint was dirt an old Kosakof a dog.
I'm pretendin' to be lampin' de brace
/ let. see. but I'm wisin' myself up to
de layout. Old Kosakoff has got de
guys number all right an he's tryin'
| to get him off down de odder end of
de store SOS 1 won't pipe what's goin'
on, but l edges along too an 1 hears
de guy say somet'in' about 't'irty
t'ousand' an 1 thinks I'm goin' dippy!
"oid Kosakor don't turn a hair,
dough: he's busy openin' door at de
back of de store when all of a sudden
Evening star., 1921-08-30

de guy pulls somet'in' out OF his coat
pocket just as II 1t was a handful of
junk an see a fash Of green hre
Hat would sa knock ro',ra your lamps dpg oa1: sn:
grabbed him by de arm an hauled
him into de back room. but I'm still
foolin' wit de bracelet when dey
come out. Kosako6 goes to de door
wit him an says: Good night, Mr..
Crawford. Call again.
DE guys no sooner gone den I
filings down my twenty iron men an
grabs de bracelet an beats 1t. Old
Kosakoff tries to stall me. but I'm on
my way an trails dis guy to-to de
house where youse caught me last
week."
How did you know that he lived
there?" the inspector asked.
cause he could have made it
straight from Thoid to Fift an den
up. but instead Of dat he lodges mort
again. lookin' behind all de time an
knew de signs; many's de time !
lodges de bulls de same way. only
he's an amateur. see. an he don't get
on to it dat I'm tfailin' him. He hits
den he thinks he's clear an he beats
it home an opens de door wit his own
key. I spots de number an de gen.
eral lay an chases back to me own
hangout. I couldn't figger wheder
he'd lifted dem green stones or was
have anybody know he was partin
wit some of his own. but tough!
dere'd be more where ttfrty tousand
wort came from. / made up my mind
dat I'd work alone an make haul
datd open de lamps Of de gang, an
I been watchin' de house of an on
ever since den. De window bein' open
dat night last week was just plain
luck, for I'd brought me keys wit
me to try on de little side door. Hon
est t'Gawd. I was workin' alone an
Kosakoff don't know I'm wise to
him."
"Oh, can that" McCarty put in be-
fore the inspector could speak. You
didn't quit cold on Kosakoff until you
had the goods on him! When did you
wise yourself up that he was as big
fence as he is?"
Bodansky hesitated. running the tip
Of hisstongue along his thin. blood
less lips and glancing quickly from
one to the other. Then sly grin
broke over his face.
"You'se got me right" he admitted
NO guy dat run a dump like dat
sellin' cheap sparklers an fixin broke
tickers for a livin' could grab t'irty
t'ousand deal wit'out battin' an eye
an why would dat swell guy have
some dere unless he'd been tipped off
! figgers dat maybe l can get in on
Kosakoff's game wit him when he
finds out I'm wise to his real line. but
/ lays off him quick meself when
dopes out who his pals is. 1 got plen-
ty sense to know when I'm out of me
own class. an l amt opened me trap
about him. not even to de gang. till
now"
Much you know about who his pals
are" Mccarthy jeered provocatively
If we weren't on to his game until
Evening star., 1921-08-30
BURGESS BEDT!1lES STORES
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Great clouds were piling up and
piling up in the sky. Some of them
were very black with white edges.
They were moving across the sky
S*ery fast. for they were driven by a
great wind. Jolly. round, bright Mr..
Sun had disappeared behind them
and every instant it was growing
darker. Sharp flashes of lightning
darted out from those black clouds:
Striped Chipmunk wasn't afraid of
Portable at the pit of his stomach.
And he didn't like the thunder that
followed. No. sir, he didn't.
The rain began to come down fast
now in great stinging drops. Striped
Chipmunk darted down to the en-
his snug house under ground and
whisked inside.
Let it storm" said he. Let 1t
thunder and lightning and blow and
rain. Down here I won't know any
thing about it. That is one Of the
ground. 1 can go right on working
on that new storehouse just the same
A storm up there makes no difference
to me down here"
But for once Striped Chipmunk was
mistaken. That storm is still known
tore limbs from trees. pulled some
trees up by their roots, snapped
others off midway of their Ereat
trunks. blew down fences and sheds
and chimneys and did all sorts of
harm. Then folloYed a rain SO heavy
that it seemed as if the sky must be
made of water and it was all falling
to the earth at one time. The light
ming flashed and struck houses and
barns and trees. Thunder shook the
earth. And great fear took posses
sion Of all the-fittle meadow and for
est people. for never had they known
such a storm.
Copyright 1921. by T. W. Burgess)