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The fool-killer., 1921-03-01
A TIP FOR THE ALLIES
Hooray!'
Whoop-to-Glory!
Here is the Big Idea!

116Ie Is Tie Dig lued!
I have all the while been sor-
ter partial to the Bolsheviks,
but here is where I am going to
give them away. I am going to
tell the Allied Statesmen an alb
solutely sure way to put the
eternal booger-hooks on Lenine
and Trotsky, and then if they
don't make use of the plan 1t
won't be my fault, and they
needn't come snivelling around
me any more with their pitiful
whine about the kussed Bolshe-
viks.
Now prop your old floppy ears
open and listen good:
You know how bad the Allies
want the Bolsheviks whipped.
You know they have "recogniz-
ed" four or five different Rus
sian generals that were trying
to lead little rag-tag rebellions
against Lenine. I can't remem.
Der all their names just now,
but the last one was General
Wrangel. And it wasn't three
weeks after these different up
starts got their Allied ''recog-
nition' pinned on good till they
were down and out. One followed
another into the discard just
like throwing dead cats into a
mill-pond. Then came Wrangel,
and he was going to be the Mos
es certain. But he went the same
way and wasn't long about it.
1t seems, therefore, that AL
lied recognition of any Rus
sian leader is as fatal as hanging.
And it does seem strange to me
that they have never thought
about trying it on the Bolshe-
viks.
Thar now!
The secret is out!
The fool-killer., 1921-03-01
Thar now!
The secret is out!

Every day for more than
three years now we have read
in the daily papers that the Boil
shevik government in Russia
was ''tottering" and "crumb-
ling" and that it couldn't hold
out much longer. But the funny
part about it is the Bolshevik
government is still standing and
is today the strongest and most
solvent government in Europe,
Evidently it is going to take
more than newspaper lies to
overthrow the Bolsheviks.
The fool-killer., 1921-03-01
Boomer, North Carolina, March, 1921.
WHAT'S THE NATTER?

Plenty work to do.
Plenty Of men to do it.
Plenty of machinery standing
ready.
Plenty of raw material.
Plenty of people needing the
finished product.
Plenty of money to pay for it
with.
And yet everything is as dead
as the dickens.
Millions of men are out Of
work.
Thousands Of shops are closed.
People are suffering for the
necessities of life.
Can you locate the trouble?
IF you can't t, / can.
Here it is:
The international tangle of
Big Business got the affairs of
the world in such shape that the
Big likes couldn't make quite as
much profit as they had been
making, and so they decided to
knock off for awhile.
Profit is the only thing to be
considered.
Profit for the Plute.
The needs of the world no not
count.
The idleness, nakedness, hun
ger and suffering do not count.
All these things must take a
back seat and let the Big Ike's
profit be considered first.
What we need in this world
is a system of government that
will think first of the happiness
and comfort of the people. Then
we would never be troubled with
such conditions as this. But we
are such tarnation fools that we
never seem to learn anything.
The fool-killer., 1921-03-01

And now the goody-goods are
getting up another scare about
the stage and the movies poking
fun at the preachers. Well, that's
about all some of them are fit
for. If the preachers want to
stand high in the estimation of
the people they will have to cut
out some of their devilized the
ology. The people are not all fools
yet.
The fool-killer., 1921-03-01

The Supreme Court says the
sentence against Berger was
wrong and unjust. Now why
don't it open it's judicial mouth
and say some thing like thae
about the Debs case?
The fool-killer., 1921-03-01

The much talked of union of
the churches" seems to make
rather slow progress. Sorter like
mixing a hundred and fifty diff
ferent kinds of dirt to test out
a new patent soap.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-07-02
Sat Down on the Bed and Stared.

and dropping her cyelidS, "but not
when anyone secs you. can depend
upon H. can't |, Avis:"
"Why. surely" assured Avis easily,
taking the letter. Hope YOU will he
rested in the morning I'm going TO
spend the night at Metals" and re-
traced her steps leaving detected
looking Penelope leaning agalns, the
door.
"Of all things" cried Avis To her
self MS she slipped into her dancing
frOck. TO max" me aci rs gObe-
tween and carry their love-lctters. It's
cruel and Penelope does II on pur-
pose"
Finished dressing She slipped her
party bag over one slim arm and lift
ed her cape-thcre lay the white en-
velope pleading-and quickly she
slipped II into the corSage Of her dress
and hurried downstairs.
At the bottom Of the steps She stopped
GREATNESS and warm. for through
the living room portiers she caught
I EtiHlIfSt ~ MUMMY MNlillS. his
lean. well-built body looked eXcep-
tIonally good In evening clothes. and
the light shining on his clear cut pro-
file sent warm PUSHES Of blood through
Avis young body. Its my night"
she argued 10 herself for one brief
moment. my opportunity and Rodney
won't mind not getting Penclopc'S let
ter"
penelope isn't going" she informed
him. will | dof"
THAT'S too bad" he regretted hut
a CLINT IN his eyes told Avis that she
would do very nicely.
The taxi ride with Rodney alone
would have been dream realized for
Avis IL II had not bccn for the sharp
corner Of Penelope's letter pressing
into the tender flesh under her dress
and reminding her niue against her
will that she had not fulfilled her
promise.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-07-02
Chocolate Emperor's Food,

MonteZuma, emperor of the ancient
MeXicans. lived in a state of luxur-
ious magniiicence and took no other
beverage than ch0colat. II pOtation of
chocolate. Favored with vanilla and
other spices, and so prepared as 10
be reduced to froth OF the consis-
tency Of honey. which gradually dis
solved In the mouth and was taken
cold
This beverage. II so II could he
called. was served In golden goblets.
with spoons Of the same metal or
tortoise shell finely wrought. The
emperor was exceedingly fond Of II.
10 judge from the quantity-no less
than fifty Jars or pitchers being pre-
pared for his own daily cOnsump-
tl0n. Two thousand more were al
lowed for that of his household.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-07-02
Play,.,s Goose
berries for Two
BY LILY WANDEL

The yellow chiffon dress lay bIllow-
ing over the bed and the little black
satin slippers stood invitingly handy.
Yet Avis In camis0le and silk petit
coat stood hcsltating with puckered
white forehead and dropping lips.
Il won't co." she was saying to her
self bitterly. I'D rather stay home
than play gooseberry for Penelope and
Rodney-for that is what 1t amounts
to, these everlasting triangle outings
I'm tired OF hearing Rodney tell Pen
elope how pretty she looks tonight and
of her telling him how well he drives
and what not"
oh. ii had been queer affair from
the beginning Rodney Wells coming
to see them and nobody quite sure If
he meant Avis or Penelope. And
Avis. before she was positive that
Penelope was the lucky one. had fall
Ell desperately In love with this fasci-
mating young man. AT first she real
Is took 1t for granted that he was
attracted TO her For Avis mirror
told her that her dark beauty was
more alluring thHn that of her little
blond sister, but after bit his at-
tcntions seemed equally divided and
since few weeks Avis felt that she
was becoming the loser in the race.
With 4 toss of her head and deep
ugly hurt in her heart she marched
down the hall TO PenclOpe's room,
and as she was about TO enter the
girl herself stepped out. Penelope with
her blond hair uncurlcd. unbrushed
wore serge dress, all rumpled. and
very pale face.
"Oh. Avis was just coming to ask
you "a favor" trying TO speak nat
urally. 81 cant 20 tonlght-no, really
I'm too tired.
But will YOU do me Il favorf" slowly
bringing 70 view a square white en-
velope give this 10 Rodney" bluShing
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-07-02

Rodney's hand lay dangerously neaf
her own and once he made IA move
ment as though he might take the
little willing fingers In his own but
the taxi driver taking a corner on two
wheels. spilled Avis away into the
corner and Rodney did not renew the
attempt.
Avis felt her spirits tagging, and try
as she would she could not whip UP
any vivaclOuSness. \ gloom seemed to
have settled down on her that could
not be shaken on. At the party she
danced the first dance with Rodney
and she felt that her feet were heavy,
and twice she got out of step.
"Oh. that letter. It's spelling my
evening"" she caught herself thinking
hundred times.
Rodney was entertaining, even jolly.
but Avis repartee was lame, and
realizing II she became quiet, almost
sullenly taciturn. She did not catch
the surprised glance that fitted over
the young mans face now and then.
Finally she slipped out in the hall and
had II little battle with herself. Would
she give him the letter after all! No,
II was too late now. And gather
ing all her courage she shook OF all
conscience pricks and determined TO
be the gay. laughing companion she
knew Rodney admired but the young
man WAS nowhere to be seen. After
bit She caught sight of him towering
above bevy OF pretty girls, and that
was as near MS Avis got 10 him the
rest of the evening
II was noon the next day when Avis
opened the front door of her home.
In the living room her mother smiled
welcome
Late hours do not agree with you.
dear" warned the mother, You're
quite pale
where's Penelope?" demanded Avis.
hurricdly.
"Out." smiled her mother cOmf0rta-
bly,. Rodney called for her nearly an
hour ago. They spoke quite cxcitediy
In the living room and Penelope came
IN 10 me WIN MS NlolttS UlniItu oi h'i
dress and she sent message 10 you,
dear
TO me-" repeated Avis blankly.
YES" told me to tell you that you
! were the dearest thing and 10 thank
you hundred times. She said you
evidently had surmised how things
were and had used your Judgment
whatever that means"
Up in her room Avis, battled. took
out the rumpled envelope and throwing
everything 10 the winds tore open the
letter and read II.
Dear Rodney" the letter ran. IF l
have ever appeared TO give you any
encouragement, please forget II and
feel yourself quite free. have told
my sister that am too III to 30 10
the party tonight. but the truth is that
! am tired Of playing gooscberry for
you and Avis. Penelope"
Avis sat down on the bed and stared.
After while she said slowly. We'll.
/ guess the better girl Won"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-07-02
MADE JOKE OF REGULATION
Shrewd Youths Neat Scheme for Get.
ting Message TO His Girl Despite
Rigid Office Rule.

New trials of the young man In love
are constantly popping up.
at certainly is the limit said Joe
Jose MS he emerged from a telephone
booth II can't see why these EN-
plOyers should be 50 finlcky about let
ting fellow talk to his girl a few
minutes during office hours. I've just
tried to get her four times and the
operator at her office inquiries as to
whether II Is personal or business.
The last time ! said business. and
managed TO hear her say, Hello The
operator must have been listening, for
as soon as spoke. click and l had
gotten no further than l had the first
three times tried.
Huh. you're an amateur. :" said his
friend Felix. "Ill tell you the way l
fixed that. Ny girl works for down
town surety company. Upon getting
the number | asked for her boss. tell
ing him ! had received letter from
some one In his department by the
name of Miss Soands0, and would like
TO speak To her about II. He immedi-
ately connected US and our conversa-
tion was a. follows:
"'Mlss Soandso?
ayes
"Tn your letter you asked me to
have that policy at your Office at ; 80,
but | find must work little longer,
but | will surely have II there AT six. "
"Oh all right. I'll expect 1t then
$50 YOU see how IT'S done, was
the policy. or course. you can he any
thing else you like"
well, never thought Of that.
Hello Central. New York Sun.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-07-02

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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-07-02
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chickens spoil the Garden.

"why isn't your son making garden
this year,"
ION account of the chickens next
door"
HEIR
"He doesn't like for those girls to
see him In overalls."-Louisville
COurier-Jonrnal.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-19

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Den ber3liditen @liidfDiniden begleI-
tet traten bie Nelbernnablten cine
SodBeitsreiie mod 5nSfatoon, gara=
50, nno nod III @isconiin gelege1eu
Srflhaften an, bon mo 5lrnfgefebrt,
bieielbert ibr etgenes Seim auf Oes
8r6utigamg garm i'm Eotpn Sc Sarf
maiden. Moge benielben Elm itets BET
teres gbeleben beldieben fin!
@eiBe ganDaB 3amen-SrforDs,
|mer6en bon Der @oninmerS Shoe eo.
Derfanft 81 1919. 81.
80 syn Ser @atbe0rale reidtea IT'D
am DienIfagmprgen BEL elmer bonn
bodn. 8. 8etermeier I'M z lbr gele-
lenen gralltmeiie Die San6 5um Be
~bensbnnoe 9eorbert 81. 5teffens 5ob1
Ser Somilie @ermann 6. 5teffenS,
nrb SRI. Hoia sc Maoer, godter Der
|Samilie Sermam S. 6aoer, beioe bon
bier. Wit ieinen 8erlpar1bten nno
6reunoen miinibt 0em mngen gdore
lbas ct. glon6 5n leinem 5eim BET
bebolten miro, auh Ser u9eor6itern1
@lId uno 5egen gum 8nnoe.
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nem Batter q. q. Gid int @arage=@e=
d)aft perbnnoen III, bot Dienitagmor=
gen in Ser ct. BatriidfSfirde gu ct.
Bntrid maibrenb zines bonn bodbm.
Hfarrer @elp gebaltenen Srauanlte
I'M Beiiein elmer groBen Gerrpa11oten-
nno Jreunoenidaar Sri. @af6artno
Barent, 8ohter Der in Yarent mobn=
baften Sa1nflie 6. q. 8arem, alS
Braut gum Mltare gefiiiibbrf. Oe0ge es
Dem irngen Naure, meldes nnb 1ei=
ner Muiidfffebr bon Ser SodBeitsreiie
ben eigenen Serb IN ct. CLOUD grim
ben miro, 6em 8a1nide ieiner Der
ipanoten 11nb Sreun6e gen1aB itets
noblergebenl
On Der bon Der Bnrr Nidling
& Breferping @ompanD Montag OBJ
gebnItenen S~abresberfammlung nabz
men fanfnno5man5ig Nftiondre ous
peri6ie6enen Seilen 6es Nor6meitens
tell, nro Ole Bel oieier @elegenbei
borgenom1nerle geanntentpaN bette
naditebenbeg grgebnis: S. 6. Barr
8rGiioent; &arl 5. MeBroth Biee=
prdiioent; &arl S. Mebroh, 5efre
tor. Die Mitglie6er Der Direftorenbe
b0rbe ap1tr6en nls ioIbe beibebalfen.
Sran5 3. 8it11r bon ct. gloui
bnt ftb Dienitagmorger bergangene1
@ode in Der ct. Mnna Stride at @im.
BAH Bel ei1em Dom bodtp. 8ffurrer S
BuBnamt geba1tenen 8ra1ttnmte mt
Sri. Ima1in &1nal1s, gohter Der II