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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-11
reritens," fubr Ser General fort.

rgritens," fubr Ser General fort.
~tpor 6as Elm alter @lel."
nnno 5tpeitenS," %ergan5te Bapa,
n11b aus Ser Mrt, pie ct 6ie Mltge11
roGte, fpnnte mani aunebmen, 0aG
iebt etmas @roseS fam.
vnno 5tpeitens?"
Limo 5meiters," fl1br er altf,
vtpar er rid)t einmal iein Onfel.
Sin 56pager bon ei1em South
mar ct, 0ieier 2l1mp."
rWer par Ser 2ump?" erfun-
6igte id MIDI, u6er 9oftor, oer
South o6er ser 5bmoger?"
vMQe moren iie 2ltmpen!" i9rte
ser olte &err, beiier Dor @nt.
Sb 1tor1o arf. vl1nter oieien lint
f%tanoen," iagte id, uilt eS ein mab-
res @lid,. bob. Sic Die TGerlobung
5uriidgeben lieBen."
d@erlobung?!" mie6erbo1te Papo
ga,t5 perbliifft.
r@erlobung?!". rief .Mama un6
1toutte NIT offerem Muno.
vGerlob1tng nit nem?" fragte ser
@ater no6mals NIT elmer eiierner1
Stirn.
u@un1" iagte i6 idiidterm unit
9oftor 9alberg."
uW1it Doftor 9alberg?" erfl11=
6igte itcb sic M11tter.
Isle meil1en," iagte ser Safer,
Ser la11giam altf5ufaiien i6ien ~Sie
mei1lcr, &elee mar nit 9oftor Sal
berg berlobt?"
usmcroings," beriette ib 50-
gerno, vi6 meinte TO-"
uMei1t," ipro6 &opa nit Stol5
un0 @iir0e, uneill neilt, meilt Sic
Der. 60 rai6 berlobe ib meme Sod)-
ter 11idt NIT Dem Ell Iten 8eiten. Ct
lit inS &al1S gefnmmen - ei1e 3cit
lang, 11no bo,111 Dab' iD i'm binolts=
getDorfen."
~gr NOR alip iiberbaupt gar ui6t
init Silence berlobt?"
Sic"
Das lit 6as Snterelianteite: Ser
bon ebemals mar ~Mberbaupt gor
niGt nit Silence berlobt. Ct lit ms
@a1ls &C 1%!1t1o1t - cine 3eit 1oug.
l1n6 Damn fat man i'm bina1Sge~
tporfen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-11
en- Monn auf cine perameifeHe Mrt

rem W2ann anf el11e per5tDelfelte Mrt
fiir9tete. Grit als iie mieoerbolt ber-
ii9erte, bab iie idon fltr5 Dor @mp-
fang zines 8riefes bon Modep=Yool
our &eiie eutidloiien getpelen ma-
re1t, muroe Mabel rubiger, ober
ibr 2(uge, bebielt oie merfmiroige
5tarrbeit, sic ibrer g9meiter beinl
8ieoerieben 10 aufgefalen par. Die
groBe getuegtbeit, Die Wabel beim
Mbi9ieonebmel1 ni6t perlteden FONT
tie, beltatigte Ser Sbmelter, oaB iie
ibren Watn nidt mebr liebe. Sic
lu6 iie nab ibrer &iidfebr auf la11=
gere 3eit 5u iib Elm, enti6loiien,
Mabel gu belfen, 11no iei es our1
S9eibltng Don &odeD=8ool.
Mabel fubr, mie bon einem i9me-
rem 9rl1d. befreit, 1la6 @auie. 8ie=
Ser por Soffnung in ibr. SIR 5u-
iammengefaltetes 8eien breitete ii6
pieoer11m aus. Gle bliibte a1tf. SIR
Mann iagte einige Gage na6. ibrer
&idfebr, 6aB er cine @ei9aftsreiie
MAIDEN miiBte. 9ie giniamfeit
madte iie id0n. @ie eri6redt mar
fie aber, ais ser Srelin6 ibres 8ru=
6ers ibr .i6rieb, &odey-8ool iei
sort un6 fabe tagelang auf Der fritz
beren Oa9t hires 8rll0ers, obne ii6
5u regen o6er Mabrung 51 ft6 gu
11ebn1en. Qudlen6e l1nrube befiel iie.
Ste puBte fi6 feinen Sat. Mls er
5uridfam, abgeipamtt,N fail, iiber=
anitre11gt, %fiinoigte er- ibr eine
i9mer5li6e Boti9aft an. uabge<
itiir5t?" idrie iie auf. uAue bei0e?"
= Mabel fie1 lang FIN. Am anoere11
Sag fam SOS Selegramm aus GU
rppa nit Ser Sobesna6ri6t. Ma6el
eritorrte, aber 9lodep=Yool magte
iie 11idt GIT fragelt, auf tpel6e 8eiie
er es friiber erfabren batte. Sic er'
bolte ii9 nidt mebr. @erlalien, bon
aue11, sic ibr bon Matl1r aus maize
1ta11oen, bilflos, ei11em Man1e ar1-
%geboren6, bot 6e1n es ibr grallte,
iie9te iie lorgiam 6abin. Sbre
&rdfte berlieben iie, Sbnma6ten
~iiberfielen file oft. MlS iie einmal
aus eil1er nod ni6t sic &raft ge<
funoen batte, lire &ugen 81 offneh
fiiblte iie 6elttli9 Sic Mabe &odeD=
Yools, ieinen 6ultfele1 @eii6tsaus=
br1d u11o b0rte i'm pie gu iid ielbit
1agen: vMlfo> jebt nur no6 Die
eine...." gls iie itb Damn entiebt
oufridtete, erfonnte tie, 6aB iie ii6
getaui6t batte, benn eS ipar ME
mano int 3immer, ia, ite iteate io-
gor felt, 6oB &odep=Yool Tim 6ie=
iel6e 3eit nidt 5u Sauie par. 9a
glal1bte iie, ibm i'm Snnern abbitten
at n1iifien, 11obm an, 6ab mie 6ieier
cine 8eroad)t bieuei1t o116 oue
iibrigen unbegriinoet gepeien pa=
rem. Mber iie fam 1tidt pie6er Do6.
gines Morgeas mar file 10 i6ma6,
6aB es ibr nidt mebr m0gli6 tpar,
1iG bo9 5n ri6te1t. Sic ibidte nod
&odeD=Asool. ST ldbelte, als er tie
anlab. Sic batte nidt mebr bie
&raft> ibn 81 bitten, fie ni9t a1l6l1<
iebe,1. - 60 iab er iie inlmer met
ter ait NIT eirem feltiamen 2a6eln
- fie idlob Sic &ugen un6 fii5lte
es trot6em - iein 2a6eln bling
iber ibr 10 mie ein S6mert. -.
!Sbre @eele ertrug es ni6t, monote
fid), f1iidtete ii6 bor 6ieiem 2a3eln,
rettete lid i1 et11e onoere @elt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-11

- gIfenreigen. I'm STINT
mels piQen> iiber Dir lit mobl cine
&nod)eni tun1pfe i'm 8etrieb?
M9 no, sic 6amilie Muaer
Fat San3unterri6t, un6 babel tragf
sic @onbe @ol5ianoalen!
MDiatiterflirt. yGm
balt beute abeno NIT Geil1em Ho,i
Gin &enoe5pons?"
.SSa, &l1nft lieben ll6r b;er1l:a-
bert Metcr iibar Den 6raaentir'
men iiAA
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-11

- Cine treue 5eeIe. ge-
fainter: H.. Nlio ser Mr5t bot ST.
men 6as &al16en uno Srinfen
gan5li6 Derboten?! 8as bot BENT
Sbr SobarlL oieie treue Seele, ba-
al geiagt?"
8aron: rGetpeillt bat er un0 mir
aefu1lDiatii"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-11
CuIC.AGO Gn,IN M.lKKET.

May 10 pcdrtli e.; buyinr
kct today ttom an .dvanc. that Was as
cfthcd largely 70 gro: damage N the
S"uthw.sr. Tho market; closed unsettled
AT = cent net decline To - cent Eain, with
Nay s@i:"ni- TO SIS. a!d July Hi2A. &"
S!.l3. Corn Euish"d i.uh- to- a cent up.
oats unchanged to- :, cent higher. and
provisions showing a setback at - %.
one Of IN. circumstance which re-
strained hullish sentiment regarding
wheat was the tradition OF calendar
traders That May ijih has been a date
favorable for spring selling dId there
Tor. u time 4" avoid purchase. commit
'h"nts. Furthermore. Slow Nee. "f Hour do
'nand at Mian"hIo!is induced belle. that
sirin. wheat shipments would more large
~ he directed To Chicago FOR the time
being. Inactivity on the part az cN-
inricrs tended lik"wis" {" offset tn.
sirrrIth which at hr~t The market DIS
played IN connection With uuiiEorhhic
Held idNt"cs from oklahoma t.li Kansas.
knowledge that tn" government rapport
on winter wheat Indicated a !cs- scnrrous
harvest than had as a rule h-"n looked
Tor. wnS to some extent stimulating fac
toy, but not "f a lasting sort.
Corn and oats developed "a little indie
n'iid.ni strength as . result; OF rains.
which delayed cora piautiar. In add
Ton crop reports as to uats were hglllsh
Provisions were wcAh IN .!uc w!th hog
values
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-11

~ WAS under tho influence - poor cables.
!" ~ POINTS over tn clos" u, vc-t"r-
uaE VIM July ~ 70 i-oh and The ,l".
IIiv a. i@NS.
IN "a" early trading the failure Of
i.iy"riuns "a :ntk, good tnr gains On thls
s',i" ~ 'hv water yesterday afternoon
TIT me- r~fFsiinis'!c TAX c"n"eruinf tho
n,is' ss.l.nc hrlI the market down aud
.,'r'ri losses ~; . - : points. hn' when
irly ;"G"h"r ~. a bate, d.munI began
-, %. "r,'. ~uAthDuEG hedge selling was
.r.' j. 4 m"i"'t'e w"y during practically
IN w"tther map showed much rall In
'h" W,StNFi aud "yntr.,I divisions % the
.or4iiics. Waco. Texas. r~uur'IuG 10
.!'A.S. ANA many u"inis r"' u-t.ns from
ON" 10 i"" Inches. Private lu"4atraS sal!
ii"t "a. Wei w"aih"r wuuNi further So
lousy ly.aE planting Aul uruiHn'inG Tho
FAtl hd'i tEr effect Of causing mos;
traders 90 ~tut!c!utic hu.l,h weekly crou
'ruoFiS from The rpvcrnru"ut tomorrow.
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CorroS

NEW YORK. Mny n''Rrnor,s that
N"rln"uN would Nirit ~ thu allied DO
fvi'eg"l buying power ia the cotton mar,
49, her. to-day. Combined with loss ia.
N"Tth'r "~,cath.r in tbs south and iuI!-
m">tic E"udS market, however. they CAV"
iTiS"- "a i"n"iitlE steady Du!.rt"ur, and
me c!"sr was steady at a net advance Or
from lS.0N 20 49,. or Within : ruii.ts ~
ne S,-t il!!c" touched ~ the nivtuv" OF;
market ournei steady at unchanged pr,,ts
= hSr!i" -! : points IN rrsuuus,, 'o
iS"pi.!nt!"E llyerHooi cao!.S The mar
fleets or the continued coal strike. which
: restricting business In Lancashire. ana
from the south. Onoriiss wsTn ahsoiq,aI
WITHIN a tcw points uf the opening nsurcs.
how"N"r, and the .nN-k.; showed In,
Moon, WIN a tinai squirt ~ Val Street
iHd lpca. buying ON "Nu"vtatuns Of IN
nlSht and reports OF "a better late tone
~ N" stock market. Detailed weather.
fep.ris showed consiteraDl" -ain IN wca,
t,hi' and contra! belt sections. amt while
part, ~ Texas. m. vet weather ..es'
'whefg mair an untav"rib!e IMPRESSION.
crH .r.t. hEt showers Mere expected cas-,
1i ihr TiN"r, Eat there w"r: .ppr.h-u-
s.'iS mat the weekly report uf tho
"'HiN-f Eurrtu iomorrow Mould max,
tr"Ervss b" p.AHs FOR :asacln: tho shin
.,i"gi"i ." tbs advance. hut ;hc rtIurr
thr better r"paraii"ns HON. 20 iu-
'3.'. in.%f. hrsinE raissA Question IS
~ n,Tnh,nN hai no. brsi Jretty VOL
discounted. private cti'cs reported , very
i"r sr"t-- EXPORTS toit" d.. bli"s. m,a-
o r,aat. m s.a>"n F"rt re-
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NEW YORK BONDS
LsnLIHEHn

u. s p, rer.ste--a ~.
u. &. ~. rrgtst'rnl ............. tu.'N ia
e. :. y. coupon ............ t5i-5 ~
JaHh u j.. Eia'rr'. ..-....... Ia'"H ~
panRp1s a- srusiuu tg!tl "a
American Sn,fit.ns gna R~"Hninr n.
America loI. ana .t. -E 's ~ efs
AicEison gen. s. ....... ...... ~.
Atlantic COasi Limo !st .. ~.
Bal'!more AID onto cv. i.s . .o4
EethIeh hem Stecl - f- -. ChidJ =
Central " G.orgia CON. 3D.. ....... ~,
Central Irathcr e. .............. -
Chennpeake and Dh4o CIV. js...-.... SAX
Chicago. j. and Quincy io'nt IT,. y1t
Chicago. MI. ard - u. CIV. tB- El
Chicago. r. J. and Fac. ny. .nf. tS... IS
CITY az Paris sS
Colorado and Suuth. ref i.s....... TX
Denver and. rio Grnnde con. q tbidj q
dominion Of % audi Is G15.j. ...... So
Int. MGR. Marine On .....,... s.n
Kansas city South. ref s...... 7fh
i.iEgatt fnd Myers Is ....... (t!iJ So,
j1ou!syihe and Sarh. un. 4s...... 50
MnsooIiy Nln. aad Texas LIT IA 80" nH.
Missouri T.E Gen, &. n.,..,.. -, 6X
Now York Central ich. ~tsf......, AN
Norfolk ana Western es. ts,.,..... IN
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Times Dispatch Financial Ne7Us

Ltght. common bologna bulls 20 "a
Sh"iS'. fat %l"'fcrs. ." !"
Medium t. good h"ifcrs. 80
to 40 lbs. ................ 1.Tp SI
Common to nT.diuul h"iicrs.. d a. ~
Goud corn-fcd hogs. i6D lbs.
ana up acknowledgements. gtT E.
Good corn fed hogs. i29 10
40 lbs. ga
Goud curn-fcd pigs ard shoats . % az
All southern hOIa .oid subject to inspcc-
;iun. and when soft and oily.
70 to 81 of.
Cool Nlrsilil calves ......... ~ 40 -
Medium virginia CIlycs...... : "a 10
Test southern calves ........ iui,fp
Medium SoutIrrn calves ..... y 10 3
Rough and heavy calves. . "a I
Cool lambs ................. II "a II
Medium lambs ................ - a. II
ral Snc.b ..--.-. .-..-.....--.- ~
Common to fa!r sheep ....... q .
Cool spring lambs ...-...... II AZ u
Common duh ............ : n -
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CMICAGu live SrOok MAnkIr.

LIVE MARkIr.
CHICAGO. May ~lu.-CUit.'. SOB. beef
steers and butcher she -iooa mostly
lotIlj cents higher: sp"ts = cents higher
on hetier grades, ton beef -l"":s, $40.
hulk. t.,JnbII: lat cows and h'i:"r-
largely 500 -: calves p cents lower.
bulk. 500, a.3: bulls. strCk-rs and feeders
strong 70 - cents higher. ban. bulls. 5 satr
..Iu.
HOGS. @".oJj. lights steady TO 10 cents
lower. others io>i5 cents lover ,han yes
ter!iy's .,E.Ttsv. s.osing aeiiN" At DAYS
icciim. n"id."ver' mod".atr. top. 500.
iiss rn6ie IL I" is]So,nopin'i :iss FIN %,
Sh.ru. roo. mostly steady spots -
cents higher. wooded la'ui,-. 'op. $ia.i.
bulk silGlW li.>i: shorn TOP % butchers.
Sll'r, 1915 tn packers: bulk. COCOA -. -,
choice California sirings. - a.. best shorn
S"arI'nEs. $50 shorn wcthcr-, g W, Shorn
ewes. sJ"p.
Gn>crnUr Addresses Labor Mrn.
GpV"rnor WcStmOrclHuG Davis viii
address Il meeting OF tn" Central
Trade and l.ator Couurti tonight in
the Arcade Building. using as his SUD-
jet, business Conditions"
Other Markets, Page g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-11
Lost and Found

biAMOSDS-inst. two weeks ago. a
~chanioi- bas. '"ntn ming four rings. two
~ which w'f" diamond solitaire, one set
with Ihrg" emerald aud two email
diamonds and "a gold wedding ring
Liberal reward tor return to ia semi.
nary Avenue OF write ROY 1885.
rlS ~ and ]s,rphire hotsvsho. min
owners name ana dat. inside. Liberal
r""hri II returned To I0l West Fr.nki!
street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-11
RICHMOND LIVE srocx u,Yr

"''o"' 'h!"n Stock Yards.
R"narhs Ta!- run OF ]caS;I1its. ~ M nFEt.
favorable. ''ttS
strictly good steers. LEO lbs.
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
leo Advanco-liumloy 4.

leo Advancc-Itumloy .......
Advance itumlcy, ptd. =.
|oO Aliis-Iha.mors .........
500 Am. Agr. chcm.........
l%0o Amer. Beet sugar. ON
300 American can 49,.
"Vp american can. pfd.....
iuV Amer. Car and Edry...
American Cotton OIL. h.
@no american Empress .....
N"o Am. ltid" and Lea. com.
$40 Am. Hide aui Lea. jar.
'hup I'm. Inter. Corp. q.
~" American Loco. .....,..
i"u american Smelling ....
100 Amer safety I;azor....
Zoo American sugar ......
al3Vh Amer, Suuntra ....
sN!Vt Nm. Tcl ana Tel. Co...
iNVu -Nm. Fob, con NJ $500.
Zoo american Woolcn ......
loo Nm. Writing Paper. pa.
'l"n Anaconda Copper $500.
Nun -Ntchison
zoe \tlantic Coas, Linc....
\ g l." OF Ct cRai;o.D.
loco baltimore ana ohio. -.
Gicp Beth steel. T..
zoe Seth Steel. s. pfi.
loo brooklyn /; T. .......
2un t'addu OIL
5000 Calf. rctroIcum........
5000 canadian Pacific ....
lNnN Central Leather. COM.
too Chesapeake and Onto.
zoo thi.. Great Nest. pfi.
200 CHI. MI. and -. I'aul..
1000 Chi. Il. l. aud T.. CON-.
TOO chi, Il. / aud l.. & ma.
sou Ch... Il l.. and T., -. ma
400 tuca-tula ..... '.
300 '~:Vlorai" l'ucl ana Iron.
300 colorado aud southern.
""0n Columbia GRAPHIC. .....
300 Torn Products, COM.
900 trUcihlc steel .......
ECO CuSd"n oil .........
SEQ E.uba cane sugar .....
TOO l:rie. Is, pid.
zoo t'r"ororj. Texas .......
IoO General Electric ....,.
Gl2u" General Motor .......
@'uu Goodrich. COm. ......
HOO 'iroa; North. pfd
2Oo Great North. ore cts.
900 Illinois Central .......
-NN lntyrhur"-CouS., COM.
2ln" Inspiration Copper 800.
IHHh Int rapCr, ON o.
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AUTOMOBILES
for saIe
LIBERTY SIN.

Absolutely good as new. Big
gcst bargain ever offered In this
city. Original cost {2.i25. Can
toe bought for less than half
price. SEQ US quick.
ANDERTOE AUTO CO. INC.
1897 West Broad ST.
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Personals

! WILL. no, no responsible for debts cor
tratted by any one other than myself
L. Hor,tcin. II West Marshall.
NATHAN ~GDLpBEItE- Mother l.. Nor.
RED. answer at once. Hannah D.. GU.d
h"rg
Eitf attractive Curs",s aud riril.s Ior
IA" d~"butart". Come IN and Inspect
them The Corset S!!1p. 3i7 North F!fth
street. Mrs. y. j. i'y!.. proprietor.
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NIiscrIlnncous


10 Larus BrotAess. ptd 100
l6 Larus Brothers. pa, zoe
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Service stations-i;cpairing /


Observation-Disclosures or touring our, INNS,
hr tate model and n No. roadiiion. 40
nor Apply WIN ~" other. oidsmohilr pre-
iclT".i. innSt he ch"tp for cash. - s:5.
care The b:s3atch.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEATHS

iiARDf-i.ucy H.. on May 10. 1921. wife
W Snldwsll Hardy. at her residence.
monro" Terrace. Richmond. Virginia,
Funeral from 81. Tnuis Church. Nor'
i9'K; va Thursday. May 18th. at I:;i5
baltimore sun and baltimore AnIcr!-
can please copy. 1880
i'GCASIDlei. at her residence. .s0S West
nfpau street. May 10th. $40 A. NJ. Mrs,
kubcrta Jane Lucas. aged sc years Si.
ieaTes tour children: Mani. v. d.. Il.
I. a. !. and l. +. I.utas. thrc. sisters.
runsrai at y. NJ. from her residence
burial IN RiScrvicw.
.Lionr. hu, nnt fnr.n.tnn.
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Funeral Directors
Special Notices

TIE unlcrs!sucu vii. nut be rcsponsibin
ioF any debts contracted by any oth.r
Than himself Hugh j Crinrh
WA NTI:i'- cuunlc without children. nous,
ana plenty oi land TT" for Ic,i a.! year:
near iain"vill". u snap. Mrs. Laura
Morris. Sunhys.d.. Va.
WILL. the two partt.. who Witnessed ~.
accident between two automobiles Mon
day night. May IN" 9Th. cornrr ii.lvid"rc
aud ,irtC" Stf""tr. kindly communicate
with me? Madison 100. II :. GODDARD,
10. West Marshall street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-15
CHAPTER ii
MiLdred's Modern Ideas

LIVERY ONE had always spoken or
~ Frances Carter Us very clever girl.
From her very earliest high school days
she had always known quite dellnltt,sfly
what she wanted to do with her lie:
There would be college, Of course. ana
s"tcr that q career. and, sure enough,
everything had come abou; CNact'J as
She had expected
Frances was the kind OF girl who Is
pretty much apt to have things ner o,fon Own
wav. and because she had 4 conviction
that she could do things she accom-
nIisncd wonders In n short time her
father was indulgent and adored her'
Her mother looked upon her win solne-
vas the only child she might have been
sro!led If she hadn't been more tA2n
usually sensible.
She had been out OF college t%o
months VIXEN she wrote q snappy Atti.
article on = timely subject enG , sent !, y,
was used on the womane page e!;u
Necause It was bright and readable. n
odltor asked for more. Then came IN,
Law -rhen Frances went into Ne" Ho.h
and emerged from his office the prolG
nossessor OF q real Job. She was 10 GO
4 dai.v column that was to have az.
rect appea! to women. and II WISH !
long before the column. when ErariGHs ToS
rad called The silver Lining, hao
.auSht on and was going well.
SIZE did her work at home on q type
writer which rhe manipulated speedliy
and efficiently BY the two-hnSer Ine!hou'
She received very fair salary ana pc
came 4 strong advocate for the moe
r,.udent working woman. That was pc
ore she met Jerry Page. whose "hlrI'
wind courtsh!p had taken her CoI''
pIetely by storm. ,,,
on the morning after Jerry's proposal
she awoKe with the delicious SenSatioL
that something cut OF the ordinary nae
happened She lay for long time living
over .Ierry's lOveEakiIg, and then suu
denly she remembered that she was Z
o into the city today to select her ring
| There was her luncheon. too, with Nh
drcd Bartlett and before she left tn
house there was work 20 be done.
The thought Of work was Ike. ;
iouche OF cold watc-. BEFORE yesterda,
her work had always come first. Sn
! had never thought that Jerry Nigh
! come between herself and her work. Sh
lad thought OF him as something quit
| outside Of her daily routine, sOmethin
to be enjoyed after her work was fin
ished Now It suddenly occurred to he
"or the first time that she was goin
to marry Jerry and that he might no
feel the same about her work as she did
This thought troubled her all tn
morning and she carried !: with he
when she vent into the city to lunc'
with Mildred. Frances had always like
Mildred because they shared much til
same idea Of lie. Mildred had com
to the city from Buffalo to pursue
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musical career. She had n tiny apart
ment and gave a few lessons to else out
her expenses while she was studying.
Frances found her in the kitchenette
making mayonnaiGe when she arrived.
Perhaps there was something radiant
about Frances that morning. some look
tfat woman always wears when she
10 chosen by man, but at any rate, Mil
dred looked at her Tor moment, smiled
wisely and said:
What have you 20 tell me?" W
The news once out, Frances could
talk of nothing else. II wasn't until
they had almost finished lunch that Mil
dred brought back suddenly that un-
comfortable feeling Frances had had
earlier IN the morning.
"Of course, Jerry IS perfectly willing
or you to go OF with your worlA" Mil
Cred spoke with the conviction that nat
urally Frances would not dream OF
giving TIP her career.
We haven't even talked OF Il, but.
OF course, Jerry will want me to GO
You'd better have IN understanding
with him Immediately then. Mildred re-
turned practically. Men are SO auto
cratc orcc they ate married, ard it's
best TO have M understanding from the
very first
omorrow-Frgnccs tells Jerry the plan.
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Friendship With Opposite Sect

=. Dear Cynthia-I read the story about
the difference in sects last night, and
want to. assure that young man that ne
Is Leaving himself IN for u lovely
speak from sn impartial standpoint. 1,
too, am Jewish, but all my life I have
had friends among both the Gentiles and
Jews, and must certainly confess while
/ do not think would intermarry, yet
that does not exclude Gentiles from my
calling list.
Any person who objects to another on
account OF religion Is certainly narrow
turtles ago when persecution was in fun
bloom. How can one sect obtain re-
spect from another K the one criticize
the other? tSort Of n tricky sentence
I, personally, have never come in con-
tact with a girl who was that small
yes, ignorant, for education breeds tol.
erance. We ourselves do not choose our
religion: that Is something we must
accept with other established facts on
this earth, and I am sure II Is the best
way after all, for II the choice were left
to us, we most assuredly would be some
thing one day and another thing the
next
II this young man would simply for
get the existence OF this Jewish girl
believe he will be exceedingly we'll off,
for II he likes and appreciates certain
traits of the Gentiles. he will eventually
seek their company, and there are Jew
ish girls who are hroad-minded enough
70 believe that There's q great deal OF
good in every one Of u.s.
There Is an increasing amount OF In
ter1narriages happy ones, too - OF
course, there Is n certain amount of dis
senslon sometimes. but II most folks did
, not have religion to quarrel about they
could readily find something else. Don't
you say SO?
And Furthermore, am q plain ortho-
dox Jewess-with several cousins who
are well-lCnowu rabb!s throughout the
state. ID. NJ.
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MRS. WILSON EXPLAINS A
REAL FRENCH DINNER MENU
Bafons de Caroline Are Salt Crackers Spread With Cheese and
Sauce-Some Other Delicious Connections Translated

it was cooked. Brown to a deep ma :
hogany color and then add two and
one half cups of cold water. Stir to
blend. Add two cups Of sliced onions,
the liver and
One cup Of cooked diced cdrrots,
One-hdt cup Of finely sliced celery,
One cup Of peas,
One cup Of string beans.
Cover closely and then simmer slowly
for thirty minutes. season and add the
juice of one lemon. To serve lift each
slice of liver on thin slices of toast,
then. lift around the vegetables ana
garnish with finely chopped parsley and
thin slice of tomatoes.
Petits Pois--Fresh garden peas, cook =
ed until tender and seasoned and fla
vored with butter and little chopped
mint. Canned peas may be used. Heat
in little butter and add the mint.
Sa1ade
Serve the lettuce with plain French
dressing.
Ananas a Ia Curtet-Pineapple, curtet
style. For each service lay slice Of
pineapple on dessert plate and spread
with syrup from the pineapple. Gar
nish with whipped cream and sprinkle
with finely chopped nuts.