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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-07

merberrn 6reiberrn Moberid bon Sto
Ringen. Seine Br%ieitertpeibe erbieIt
ct IN 1897 1898 ertparb er ben tbeo-
|logiiden 9oftorgrao, nadbem er idon
1884 IN Der Bbilofopbie promopiert
moroen mar. 1901 tpuroe er gum Mb-
tie bon Maria 2aad i'm Regierungsbe-
5irf &oblen5 geipablt; felt 1913 lit er
Hrimas bes Benebiftiner- Oroens.
9ei1en.
5uloa. - Auf Sonntag, Sen 5.
Sum-, Set oes fl. 8onifatius, mar
bier Elm GROCER aatbolifentag anbe-
raumt. 9ie &atbolifen ser 4reiie
|6uloa, 9iinfelo, @ersfelb, Sbliid-
tern uno bes @eisner Amtes loQten
oaran in GROCER Bail tell nebmen.
Plus BEN iibrigen &reiien Ser Dio5e-
fen 5uloa muroen 0eputationen err
nartet. 9us 8rogramm iob Dor: Sim
Gormittog Hro5eIIion gum Grade oes
FL. 8onifatius, bildoflides @odpamt
uno 6eItpreoigt. Mm Nadmittag 5elt-
aug bur9 Die StraBen Ser Stoot nit
5uloigung am biidofliden BoIois.
MnidlieBeno baran in peridie6enen
|Salen Observation-Disclosures. 8eoeuz
tenoe &ebner maren eingeloben. -
Sim Eringltmontag NOR fir sic &u-
|tbolifen in Ser Diospora Sbiiringens
Elm 8atbolifentag in SoalfeIo an ser
Saale.
&beinlan6.
&0In. 49, Mm %. Mai feierte Mbq.
.0r. Heter Spobn, elmer Ser menigen
iiberleben0en groBen 5iibrer oes beutz
iden 3entrums aus ser @inoborlt'-
iden Sdl1le, ieinen IS. @eburt5tag.
|@r lit 1916 5u @infel inn &beingau
geboren, miomete 1id ser iuriitiiden
9aufbabn uno 1pl1rbe Stuttgart unb
MISUNDERSTANDING at Jranf
furt a.. Sc. Geit 1884 list er i'm Heid)s
toge ols g%ertreter bon &0ln IV-gonn
@beinbah.
@or einigen Sogen bot Ser lang
idbrige goritanb oes 3entrol6nreaus
Ser giienbabnoireftion a0ln, Hed-
nungsrat &url &riider, einen llrlaub
angetreteu, UNI oarm anidlieBenb
am l. Augult in Ben Sutherland 81
treten. &riider, Ser 81 SATIRE i'm
Staatsoienlte tdtig mar, arbeitete I'M
unterbrofen iiber As Sabre BET Ser
STANDARDIZATION &0ln uno bon
Oieien uber So SATIRE ols Erdiioialiez
fretdr inter adt gilenbabnoirefttons-
prdiibenten. - Gem &egterungs-
houptfal1en aallierer uno 8orliben=
ben oes COMPARTMENTS Feter 4unn
bat Ser @eilige 8ater 6us &reu5 Hro
e~ccleiia ct pontifice perlieben, ebenio
Dem @etngutsbeiiter Sobann Matt=
bdu5 : goQig in 9bron. = @oblpor=
bereitet itarb am II. Mai Die 6rau
Semi11orbireftor Gr. So9anna Cab
men, geb. aleirL I'M Mlter bon IS
Sabren; in &0ln-asippes am 10. Moi
Ser Sauptuertreter Ser &01nilden
Golfs5eitung, 8ilbelm Sdmift, i'm
Sitter Don so Subren; Die e6rm Mut-
ter Waria, geb. Tbereiia 9ofels, &C.
neralomerin Ser GeQittinnen, Mutterz
baus &oln, Nntonsgaiie, sic ieit 1882.
Ser @enofenidaft angebort botte uuo
lett 1891 @enerolobertn tDar.
@effalen.
Wieoenbriid. - Sir Gonntag, 10.
S11li, lit bier oie Mbboltung eines &o=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-07

aus Beingarten. gr iprab bon Der
Greube, peld]e Die Stride uber lire
|5eIigen empfinoet. 9aran fdlob iid
Elm 8ontififalomt. Nabmittags mar
hpieoer Hreoigt Don Stabtpfarrer
8entele bon Stuttgart. Mm Counting
tamen 10000 B%auiebrer. - SSn
9eilbronn lit ser &atbolifenfubrer
Sos. &letne uno einige Gage ipas
ter Ser Oberbiirgermeilter 81. So
bel I'M utter Don 81. Sabren geltor-
ben. - 0os goloene g6eiubildum
feierten in Mettenberg bel gibernd
ser reiignierte SdultbeiB sos. Clinton
Bobnbau5 unb feline gbefrau gliioz
betbu.
8aben.
6reiburg. - Ser neue Geidsfan5-
Ter Or. 8irtb muroe am 6. 5eptem-
Der 1879 in 6reiburg /. g., aIs Sobn
zines Maidinenmeiiters %geboren, lit
aIio crit Al Sabre alt. Sier beiudte
er Die Bolfsldnle unb bas @Dmnoz
iium, itubierte Matbematif uno SEQ
ttonalofonomie nn6 %promopierte in
1895 gum 9r. phil. Nad Mbiolpier-
ung 5etner Stuoien trat er in oen
babii9en b0beren 5duloienlt elm uno
mur6e 1908 8rofei1or am &ealgpm@
nahum ieiner &aterlta0t. YoIittib
trot Wirtb ieit 1912 I'M Sta6tperoro-
netenfolesium in 6reiburg berDor.
Seit 1913 mar er Mitglieo ser ba-
biiden 3meiten aummer. SIM Sabre
1914 murbe er bei elmer Radpabl
in Sen 8eihstag gemdblt. Mls oie
Observation-Disclosures 1918 sic alte STE
gierl1ng binpegfegte, trat 8irtb als
5inon5minilter in Sic haoiide Regie=
rung ein. SSn bieiem Mmt beltdtigte
i'm sic am 5. Sanuar 1919 gemablte
baoiide 2onbesperiammlung. 4ud
in sic oeuti6e MISUNDERSTANDING
uuroe Or. 8irtb gemablt. Nad oem
&idtritt gr56ergers mur6e 3r. Wirtb
Observation-Disclosures I'M &abinett Ser
mann Miiaer MGr5 1920 neil man
i'm megen ieiner Dorberigen 5dtig<
felt als bn0iider He1ortminiiter uno
pegen leiner Mitarbeit an Sen Ste1t-
.erproieften 1eines G]orgdngers 0afiir
geeignet bielt. SIM Centrum ltebt er
a1f oe1n entIdieoenen oemofrotiiden
&a0en.
6reibltrg. - Ml5 Nubfolger 0es
als Gomfapitllor nnd 6reiburg be-
I'll feuen Heftor5 Stumpf pur0e gifor
Sos. Miiller in Sort sum Better Des
8pmnalialfonpift5 berufen. Or lit
1914 oroiniert. 3um Heftor bes gr5-
biid0fliden Miiion5inltitut5 muroe
Gi05eianmiliionar 9einrid Bodel an
Steae 0es gum @eiitl. Sat bef0rber-
ten Ct. gernborb So16 ernonnt . -
9omfapitular Or. Eeter Sdenf lit
um 20. Mai friib geitorben. Ct mar
Z. Wdr5 1850 IN s erla6sbeim
unb tp11roe 1874 gum Erieiter ge-
peit. Sn Sffenburg oar er lange
Sabre &reisidulrat. Sim 81. 9e5em@
Der 1900 nrr6e er ols 9omfapitular
tnita1iert.
GteiBlingen BET Gtodad. - Ser
8rimos oes 8ene6iftineroroens, Or.
6reiberr 6ioelis BON Stoeingen fonn-
te Dor fur5em ieinen so. 8eburtstag
beaehen. Or Itammt aus Steiblingen
uno 1T elm Sob1 6es ba0i1fen &um> |
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-07

giele fon1tnen Dor muter gifeIfeit
ME at Ser gb0rrbit oes Gonntogs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13
IRISH LECTURER
At HIGH SCHOOL
TOMORROW NIGHT
by Lawrence
Ginnell to Be Free
to Public

The Indications are that a great
number of Albuquerque people, re-
eardlcss or nativity. ancestry or per-
sonal views. will attend the lecture
20 be given In the High School audi
torium tomorrow night by Hon. law
renee Oinncli. OF Dublin. Ireland.
Tho lecture NJ TO be free 10 every
body. Mr.. 0innell. 60 years old. has
had n most cvcntful life. Like ma.
merous other Irish patriots he has
given the best years OF his career to
lighting for the cause OF Irish free
dom. lie has been a member OF the
Irish and British parliament aud now
Is a member OF Dan Eircan. the new
Irish assembly.
These who have heard Mr.. Ginnom
lecture praise him highly for scholar
ship and q wide knowledge Of Irish
affairs. lie comes 10 Albuquerque
from ~ paso. whore he Lectures to-
night after a swing through the
southern states. From here he viii
Francisco. In III paso today, Mt
Ginnell speaks before the kiwania
club and u h. understood that he will
make a brief talk at the Rotary club
here tomorrow.
The Irish question, complicated be-
cause Of the long standing Qnarrcis
between the people OF the south OF
Ireland n the British government.
" fast drawing 10 n point where Il iH
becoming n world wide problem and
one that England will be forced to
dispose OF In tho near future. accord
ing TO the best thinkers on both sides
OF the water. II Is FOR the purpose
OF giving the people OF America the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13

To dI.ul--us = q TN .alt ~ The
Central Mtfttt nEainet ~ Mtrre
l., - ipifs 4 = Tn.. @dsr
tti@Hct Int1| Hyrp'f pretioaf order
n. ne fsa.r. ,es.sss
5 ssse.s, ' ,s,... &. He .s.n ss''i I,
- th14. thai hdihT rs.aaurants
e<te b<rfertiy rfiSent and foing an
axorl,Sqt obslne&. 4at tv7rn state.
Mtnts were Med b. propfiefofs o.
hpth rerfaurants that they were not
iPdspted 40 Genital marhet - ans
no order 81 The couu rnyr
eeP',s,,se q nc p'a,n, 80.
partnership An fhe ebnse styled and
inmb1rcd Ia1ss. hatIhr presented ~
motion 10 tie court % dismiss said
Cau1c. ana nftef ttInf fully advised
A. ufa prouIaI& lie cnUrf finds thnt
ne d1ffndenIa IN taid cause hafa not
1|ied ankst Or pfatsd sbf Affirmative
tplisfa n aid caneRs and q further
appearing fhft Their y 40 lssal req
.en 1sey se'a e.sse pey not &c sts
.Rc3 the ssia notion shon'd BE- al
Nov. therefore. q H. considered.
ndludrnd and ordered. that thn sold
cause. the Central Market company.
\ p-p~sEtrer4hip VA Bm or Billy
Sails. q Al 10. 1874. %, and u
hereby Dismissed wlthoul .preluaiee
al the cc>t of the pinintin"
T1r dI&mIssal Of th4 rec ferahlp
oflion mas foIirNbd today ~ ans
{IiIoG II two suits sgainst the South
WESTERN fu1ch company. ortratcre u
th< r4Efetraf,t. 10 the Central Mar
1tl c1mp1ny. which c.al,ns the firm
rp10s "a 4 total Of N.144.e9. one OF
tt1 sqitH. II In aNeKcd. rrpreeenir an
u1oeid account that ran previous 10
h incorporates ~ b Grm IN Mo-
rnnrtrr. 1oie. 7hn other SUIT rep
rfaentH monay nncEed 10 he DUE the
market cnnpany on Account run
after the incorporation.
Tho rospaftucrs IN thf lunch COM
penT ara named In the paper 81
Paul fNalfIA. Theodore paviantue.
Antonio p~arleAlos and Bin psaItia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13
YOU MUST GO
TO AIISBuRG
FOR RAD|UM
Plant Tucked Away
Amid Steel Mills Pro-
duces Most Of Supply.

pITranlfIu. AnHIl l~1-Tucked
away amid The mammoth Hcci mills
here. - iituf known 20 piilsburnsr
AZ d 10 the layman outside ~ a
laboratory that turns out seven
tuelnhs q The wcr'd's supply %
Jhe i-abora,ory hes beeh operating
since ibfa nprlns nine Yeas has
frnduced ius ass grams Of radium.
And a gram n not quite a thimh'e-
~. .hsne ss.s grams Of the
precious metal represent market value
Of ffo.e29.o00. AadIum sells ~ "a
100000 an onnce-fia0. 500 a gram
IA usually 10 sold 10 lots 81 mih-
EraCa. or y e--thousandth part OF .
nus the standard chcmlrai com
rhny realised only . nominal profit
Tor every nrRm ~ radium aha - re-
flped. 500 IONS Of orr and i.eeg TORS
az coal chemicals and water are con
snmcd Mining and milling fof cea
Also mus b. maintained and HAL
salnried laboratory experts ppih
Di<otrrer Coualngs
Radium was discovered 10 ietb~pf
Madame Curle. Born IN Polund' she
~ss me wife and former pupil % =
French professor. Pierre Cpriea who
assisted his VIII, In her refcareh
work.
Tho two worked Tor four years
after Madame Curc discovered b
RAYS in common pltchblende before
thry could d~lsiptegrate the ore ana
isolate the radium.
Mime. Curle demonstrated her md
10 acicncr and was awarded h NO
bel prize for physics and M Daty
medal Of the Royal Society IN 1905.
Mime. Curlc'n one desire In life Is
20 possess a gram OF the Fadium she
dlsoovurcd-not for ~ value. hut fof
furthar e~xperimcutB. particularly
] looking toward the cure OF cancst.
Her wish u 20 De gratified by
Americans. who are raising a fund
to- the purpoeo soon she will come
10 thir country and b. presented with
the precious gram.
Refining Started.
refining Of radium was started on
q large scale IN 1904 The supply Of
! ~pitchblnnde ore was mined aimost
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13

facts In the eaae that Mr.. Oinneii h.
now touring America. largely at his
own expense. No .enort viii be made.
by Mr.. uinncll. % ~ naid. 20 beiittlc'
or dlncrodit Enrland's attitude IN
connection with tho dlnlcultles thet
have arisen otcr the home rule prob
icm. On tho contrary the lecture
edndemlc discussion Of the principles
Involved. with a Wow "a leaving 60
tho audience the matter OF reaching
conclusions on the entire question.
Mr.. Ginncll In accompanied on his
lecture tour by Mrs. Olnncll.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13
No DEAD LINE
Al 40. or at 90

There Is no dead line at 4O."
nys Emerson Hough. famous as
the author OF THE Mississippi Bub-
BILE"
III A. within your own soul
this gaeHtion Of achievement. II
calendar ho adds.
Huogh ia So. His bis success ia
ilfr did not come until De- was a..
N, had tried "a score ~ occupa-
tons and couldn't make good. or
Keen happy iu ~ ~ thCm.
But he ncycr once gave up
He b. now an author aud rich.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13
sTREET MUSIC
nv AlfrxI Arnold.

There ~ music on tho street;
And Il starts 10 chime and beat
in your brnins
The old familiar tunes
with their tender iingcfinE funcs
OF sorrows and Of Blooms,
R0und again.
Through the list the players rcam'
Annie Laurie. Home, Sweet Homo,
Aud Lang Sync;
Suwancc River; Warrior Bold.
silver Threads Among the Gold;
Sweetest story Ever Told,
Baby Mine.
And YOU listen, ana you smile;
And you hide a a the while,
A YOU stand.
There's n sweetness In your thought,
BY hope and memory wrought;
Aud you shell out--as you ought
Hor Che band IlEa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13

why. my dear. what has Happen
cdg Il II not u month since your
marriage and 1 find you in tears al
ready"
"Ah. darlinsl George n running
for alderman and I've just learned
from the papers what a really dread
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13

EL PAso. April is.s-7hr town
Of Tyronei New Hsxicp As nov
inc on. lock. stock and barrel.
Nnch u n n Lolnr shrough ~ pano.
when the abandonment ~ complete
what opce WAS q yilusc ~ 600 pop
ulafiou NIL havc hui q dezeu ruHrdE
a. the min there. gIossng 81 the
~IheIpsiDudrc corporation s.srtser
1Hlnn "a Ty1one trpught about the
mpdefn edition OF the deserted VII
The pbandounent viii be virtually
colupleie a. tar a. fhe Phelps. Dodre
Corporation Il concernsd iingh ".
Williams. ehairman 81 We cofpora-
zion commission OF Cew Mexico. who
visited the pahcs . fcw DAYS aeo.
urote 70 the corporation commis-
Htpn's offices ~ SAINTS ~ that prob
ably NOT more than ~ wEtchmen
would be- len b. the corporation and
that OF course. means moving dny for
hundreds MOI dlrecslg EMPLOYED by
Az ~curpornliou. but VIA depended
urpn the corporation In n way or
10 Move store ssosk
Absorbing 10 ar. Williams. the
Ihelpa-DodEe Mercantile company
stock viii be moved from the store 10
Douglas. AfIz. Il WAS feared Ia silver
CITY and other nearby cities hat the
company wrnld ell he stock ~ sale
prI.es Rival businesssss diont view
the plan faNorahly. Their fear. how
ever. vas ~Froundier. according to
Mr. Williams who said the company
would ship the entire stock 70 Doug
las AT a ioan."
The store 81 the phelps-Dodre Mer-
eanole company. which apparently
will b. abandoned when The company
yAc4tes N other property. u n Of
he finest huildlnEa ~ the Kind in the
elafe-n larur cGncrrte bulldinE.
ftniinnad Cfncs Down
And ihcre will be little uec Il Ty-
roue'a railway station built hg the
5fholpa-Dodso people. which - y Of
the best la the state and fcacrihfh By
mon Nho lIrcn there as .onr that
could BE- pointed 10 With expanded
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13
Tyrone, Model of Mining Camps,
Joins Ranks of Ghost Cities and
Deserted Villages, Temporarily

chest BY a sity 10 timer a. big az Ty-
rome.
The vi Paro 4 Southwestern viii
dlsironunue scrvlcc from Dcming 10
Tyrope AZ soon a. the mercantile
company's stock b moved. Two mixed
trains daily haye heen run over the
|hrgnrh-one each way. Prom pcminE
~ Burro Mountain Junction The VI
raso 4 Southwestern used n santa
rc's track and from there - Tyrone
ifa own track. The ~ Paao a Stufh-
westtfn viii not run any tran al al
into the mining city, according 20 tin
information rnceivrd BY ~ corpora
lion commission. and the only mean
~ reaching the place VIII he W mo
ior age. No other railway enters
the place.
Electric Plant Idle
Tyrone has onc OF the biggest cleo
tric pewer plants in the southwest-.
also built By the Pheipf-Dodse people
Tor the operation Of the Burro Noun
tain branch and lighting the camp
( that word q be properly applied
60 Tyrone. The Place alfo has "a hos
rital. 'heater. library and one OF the
finest school buildings In the cOuny-
all built by the corporation.
ITS anything but a typical mining
camp" said a mar uho a visited
Tyrone. "Aa o matter of fact. that's
the last thing you would guess at
nrrt sight Of she place FROM lnspira-
tion Point. Tho bungalows are dif-
Tons employees. They're moi all all q
~ they are IN other mining comps.
Frnm l~nspiratlon point Tyrone looks
Ike a southern California civ. The
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13

"T,a ms vented q nes one. hulH
rasd the soda clerk. You take f. Dab
"a violet ice rrean and sert' ~ Nith
crushed h~iueberrics on top
it,
why. a Bluo sundae Of course
rrn n ln
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13

"Italy is the only nation shaped
like a bootleg"
Eyes. but the United States func-
ti0na like ono."-Omaha Daily News.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13

DEATHS

uOLr-The funeral Of Edvsrd ltaf wh,
lied day before yeuterday nss bold 90
he Fsrd Crallutt chapel this afirrnnu1 Hf
d o'tisct. rhc Kst. q ~ Hrfiman nfn
GATED. burial ras Ia fairvies ccmrfrH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13

the purchase OF the Colorado fields.
lie sold his vanadinm interests and
withdrew from other activities 10 de-
vote his entire time 20 radium.
in the face OF ridioule from his
business associates he organized the
standard Chemical company and be-
gan the mining Of carnotite.
Medical men buy most OF the "A
dium. some Is used In manufacture
ing luminous articles.
Evening star., 1921-09-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRl

3i.-TON DUMP TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
Write JOHN K. CROSS.
1909 WestwoOd ave.
Baltimore. Md. 14s
CADILLACS FOR OUT-OF-TOWN TRIPS:
hour work also. Special rates for Marlboro
races. North I5l1. SI52. 14'
Call North Al.
7-pass touring cars So Der hour 1ls
Evening star., 1921-09-12
COUNTRY BOARD.

IDYLEWILDE-A beautiful country home
where mountain breeSes and abundance Of
home-rased vegetables. plenty Of chickens.
eggs. milk. fruit. elegant water. large. cool
rooms and immense gxoupds. Apply Edw.
Evening star., 1921-09-12

WALTER r. HOLT ANNOUNCES THAT HE
has assumed the mana cement Of Studio Hail
1919 Conn ave-. +. 4115. and. after \ COM
plete renovation. reservations may now 10
made for club meetings n 'ivate dances.
claasAs musicals efe
Evening star., 1921-09-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.
Continued

Roamer Suburban Sedan.
1919 smart closed car, with adjustable glass
partition between front and rear compart-
ments gpholstering like new. Price attractive.
Greer Motor Co. 1923 C,,nn ave. Main 14S.
Evening star., 1921-09-12

rooms and large storeroom; electric lights and
running water; can be used 40 studio.
FRANK A. GIBBONS, go Gouthern bldg.
WAREHOUSE, BRICK. FOR BALE Oh kENI:
Mkipetaa place n.e., eoDooitA b. 4 O.. freight
Esgd. App1 Resn ~ Ksnees bldg. Aaia
Evening star., 1921-09-12
Roaner Coupe.

Beautiful 4-pass. closed car, one year old; in
perfect mechanical condition. Greer Motor Co.,
1923 Conn. ave, Main 14S,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-22

"Shush. be c%areful!" said the
mole. who laughs last laughs best
We're not there yet. Nancy and
MEX. you'd better wish yourselves
in BrownielaHd at once. Take
lips key and begone. The rest of
US will follow"
Nick shook his head. I'VE won't
desert u friends" said he Loyalty.
But alas! If he had only known
what was happening at that minute!
Crookabonc was consulting his chief
s%crcerer and telling him what had
happened.
THE children up in the world
~".st not have Christmas he fin
ished. "How can we prevent it,
III boil riHe toad's-warts." SAID
the %sorcerer. and when the steam
gets into the secret passage, the
coming out il Brownieland. tho
Twins will find themselves in the
cave at the t,rd of the Eearth. The
way that leads to this cave goes i'm
one direction only. There is no
ay to come back"
(To be continued)
Copyright, 1921. n. T.. A. Service,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-22
Confessions Of MoU;e Itnr

receive attention and consideration
from the others
T. myself / seemed just a little
school girl who had been assigned =
lot Of work by a high school pro-
fessor named Demaison. Isa0Idn't
imagine that / was of the con
~spicuous persons of my time and the
highest paid person in McMastefx
company. that only the producer
and Cissy, with his new inheritance.
had to pay a larger income tax than
/.
That night l was only May Scott.
a very hOmesick little girl. who felt
the world about her getting rather
wobbly. a child who wanted TO see
her Motherdear very much indeed
The big cats finally took my mind
off from the gossip about McMasters.
and vain imaginings about Dick
Barnes. as we'll as from my home-
sick longing for Motherdear.
The leopardS were restless !
heard Mademoiseile talking to them.
trying to quiet them. / joined her
and helped her up their cage
The smell of the earth and the trees
had got into their blood, she said
/ returned to my cot feeling that
the same influences were upsettinE
my nerves. hoping that I would go
to sleep at once, and knowing very
well that / would not.
(To be confinuef3A
Copyright. 1921. NEA Service)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-22
The Sorccrcr's Spell

Down in the secret passage a lit
lie procession was creeping STEALTH
lily back to Pm Pins domain. First
came Nancy. then Nick. then Kip
the Brownie. and Mike Mole. After
them, at the end of the process
sion. came the chimnel-sweep, and
the toy-maker.
THEY were going to help PIN
PIN dig up the ruby-rcd and the
HAHN gblue and sa"pphire-shinr
and golden-glitter and silver-sheen
for the Christmas tree ornaments
cut of his magic mines in Brownie
land. And then the Twins, the
sweep and the toy-maker were GO
ing to wish themselves to the North
Pole to Santa Claus house and
help all they could with prepara-
tions for Christmas. Everybody was
very happy.
"Ha, ha:'' laughed Kip and he
gave a hop. skip and jump. cWont
Crookabone be angry when he finds
that we have got back the key II
the Magic Shoes
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G1AAbnb70N0M
~ IMamaM Aua

: have not cried for two long
years writes a young Wlfe. "a
have been married five years.
.$ow let no one think il was
tainness Of emotional experience
which has DRIED my forever
Rather 10 was a ems Of the futIlitF
o. all crying
Then follows recital involving an
other woman. the mother OF her
husbands child. Under the circum-
Stances not to weep ever again
about her heart break indicates O.
strength Of character 10 be respect
ed.
Of less tragic interest is the aues-
ten this letter suggests to every
woman
When die I cry last2 Two
months ago? Two weeks ago. or
two ho.,rs?"
The correct answer IS worth seek
ing for by crying or not crying. I'M
der stress. a woman = guard heI
self.
Man adores the tears Of his he
loved. seen for the first time per
haps Under a summer noon.
When his bride becomes Jealous
and has Mysteries in his arms. ne u
properly hattered. Her sweet de
pcndence makes hi- fce1
and he is intoxicated with the
charuau rcNc.4tioa 90
feminine.
When the matron wecfs re-
proachfully and copiously. perhaps
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eeaus she has been neglected
while he figured his Income tax.
the husband nies for the smelling
salts and murmUrs
Good heavens. what a iri-ht cry
ing does make a woman
The tears OF a woman IN the bust
ness world are an im~pertinence.
whether she knows It or iot,
whether she gains by II or not
Probably the more a business gin
gains by her weeping. at first. thsa
more she has 10 lose in the end.
For lose she will just as surely az
tHu married matFOn does.
only in his sentimental youth
does man quote:
Tears, idle tears. ] know not
what they meant when he consid-
eis the tears of a oma A little
letter in lie he knows very wen
what a woman tears nIeau and
h. breads ,lem as loves deadliesS
weapon.
Experience teaches him 10 distin-
dish between the cries of temper.
distress, repr5ach, a~lluresEent. Trt-
Egolity. hysteria and repentance
Bot in spite of all the wisdom,
= the girl ne loves cries with a lit
discretion he generally permits
her tears 20 accomplish their IN
tended purBOse-and says nothing
Eut of the feminine role is over
scted or enacted too often, the
men suddenly loses interest.
And what IS more fatal to Low !!