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The Dolores star., 1921-09-02

Primitive Baptist paper and decided to
try it. have used Lydia E. Pinkham' g
Vegetable Compound and Lydia E.
Pinkham's Liver Pills for about seven
months and now am able to do nv
work. ! shall never forget your medi-
cine and you may publish this if you
want to as it is true. Mrs. ]. F.
HURsEY, Star, N. C.
Here is another woman who adds her
testimony to the many whose letters we
have already published, proving that
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound often restores health to suffering
women even after they have gone so far
that an operation is deemed advisable.
Therefore it will surely pay any woman
whe suffers from ailments peculiar to
her sex to give this good old fashioned
remedy fair trial.
The Dolores star., 1921-09-02
The Same.

Byron came home from Sunday
school in a hurry. ''Grandma.' he be-
gan, have we n 1921 BibleT
Grandmother looked both mystified
and amazed. Our Sunday school
teacher said for us all TO bring one
with us TO Sunday school next time, =
he explained.
Not until his sister came home did
they find out that the teacher had told
them to bring their New Testaments
TO the church next Sunday.
The Dolores star., 1921-09-02
Not Exactly Reassurino.

There is no doubt about it. my
friend. we'll have to operate on you.
the doctor said cheerfully.
Operate y the patient exclaimed
Great Scott, doctor. I've no money for
expensive operations"
Hum! Well-you're insured, aren't
yOuT
Yes. but ! can't realize on that un
I'll nfter I'm dead-it goes to my es
tate"
oh, that's all right. my dear fel
'ow,' the doctor said. again smiling
chcerfully. "That's perfectly all righ,
don't you worry about your bill al
all Judge.
The Dolores star., 1921-09-02
LATEST MARKET
QUOTATIONS
-, Furnished by -
IFS. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Washington DC.
,ys,au Se..p.per Union Ness ssrio..j

tyr,tun Sesspapef Union Ness SsrioeD
rouptry corn offerings liberal. Clos
:, prices in Chicago cash markets:
red winter wheat, $l.20. No. 2
I'd 81 20; No. mixed corn. 55c; No.
,Ny corn 55c: No. white oats
lnr the week Chicago Septem-
:, wheat Lost 1a.c. closing at sI.lSt;
p,emDcr corn down half cent at 54c:
ibn.apOlis September wheat down lc,
U.2t Kansas city September down
at slOSs. Winnipeg October down
sc, at sl.3s. Chicago December wheat
.sed at yl.1S: December corn, Sac:
innrapulis December wheat. Si26h
ansas city December. $l.lf: winni-
ss December, SL32A.
Hay.
Heavier receipts have caused at 81
81 decline in timothy prices at prin-
pal central western markets. Stock
Lsrds buying Mt Chicago has clcait d
ID surplus. Lighter country loadings
$ported Eastern markets duh a. d
|bout soc lower. Alfalfa and prairie
rices have also declined about soc to
uoted Au-. =, New York. 5000;
{hiladelpiia. s24: Cincinnati. sls.5O:
khicago ~; Atlanta. $26; Memphis,
Ea5O No. alfalfa. Memphis. S22:
Minneapolis. $40. No. l prairie, Min
espohs, $3.50: Chicago, $l7.
Dairy Products.
Butter markets have been weak but
h. steady now; prices average Sc
Kwer than "A week ago. Production
moving slight Increase following
lore favorable weather conditions in
me producing sections. Recent high
Erices have apparently hurt consump>
I've demand. Closing prices, 81 score
,w York. 40c: Chicago. 37c; Phila-
lpha. i01sc. Boston, Ale.
Fruit md Vegetables.
Potato shipments from New Jersey
tCion decreased moderately during
b. week Hsulings have been mod
bate at shipping points, New Jersey
Rcked Giants ranging S2.35 to s275
er 100 pounds (. o. b. In eastern con-
Imng markets sacked Giants range
s5 10 1915: irish cobbiers, 1886 to
devious weeks advance in Kansas
Iity closing around 81.
Live stock and Meats.
The trend OF Chicago live stock
tces was downward the past week,
et declines on beef steers ranging
DC TO 81 per 100 pounds. Butcher
pws and heifers and feeder steers
ere generally Csc lower. Both fat
hd feeding lambs declined SOC to 75c;
lt ewes generally steady. Hog prices
how net declines of i5c to Csc per
20 pounds, light weights declining
hosL Aug. - Chicago prices: Hogs
b. 1850, bulk OF sales. $7.25 to $3.50
ledium and good beef steers. $e.25 to
40 butcher cows and heifers, $3.50
! $3.50; feeder steers, s5.25 to s736.
yht and medium weight veal calves.
TO $l0.25; fat lambs. $7.75 to $40:
feding lambs. $6.25 to IS: yearlings,
F.26 to IS; fat ewes. 1928 to 1925.
stocker and feeder shipments from
even important markets during tn.
eek ending Ang. 10 We're: Cattle and
lvrs, h5,Ass' hogs, 2,710; sheep.
6G9.
As for some time past. veal was the
ply meat that showed an upward
Ice trend in eastern Wholesale fresh
est markets, the advance for the
ltek amounting generally to 81 per
~ pounds. Beef lost sos: lamb and
utton steady to 81 lower: pork loins
fclined 81 to 81. Aug. "a prices, good
bade meats: Beef. $ii to 1850: veal,
TO SIS. lamb, $2l to S24: mutton,
to us: light pork loins. $25 to 329:
taVy loins, SIS to $40.
The Dolores star., 1921-09-02
Thirty-five Die in Fight.

Nienna.-Sa Sanginary encounters be-
tween Christian peasants and Moham-
mednns are reported from the Sanjab
of Novipazar, Jugo Slnvia. \ detach-
ment of gendarmes and peasants have
been surrounded in the village of Ko-
mosan, thirty-five of them being
killed. The government is rushing
troops and mountain batteries TO the
scene
The Dolores star., 1921-09-02
HAY AND GRAIN PRICES.
lIny.
A budget of SEQ ooo voc ro,od 20,

budget of 100000 was voted for
ihdlan missions of Arizona by the
,ee'icai Lutheran synod In session
mmwaukee. A day school will be
'''s''ea ut the principal mission
a''ohs' The Rev. f. Solm, Yakima,
ash' was elected n member of the
ss'oh board of the Pacific const.
ihirty-four lives were lost when
nr'''si' steamship Perlis was sunk
81, ~ 'he coast of Siam. Fourteen per-
", @ were saved. The vessel was a
"n passenger carrier sailing from
port a. Penang, India.
The Dolores star., 1921-09-02
Bandits Hold Up Paymaster.

Detroit, Mich.-A lone bandit held
up paymaster for the Rickenbacker
Motor Company in the companys Of
fices here, and escaped with $500.
Eddie Rickenbacker, the American
ace, who is president of the company,
was in an adjoining office at the time
of the holdup and saw the bandit es-
cape.
The Dolores star., 1921-09-02
Three Killed in Plane Crash.

Philadelphia, Pa.-C. W, foss,
professional aviator, and two passen-
gers were killed when Foss machine
crashed near this city. The other VIC
tins were Mrs. Mary Pussysk and her
S-year-old son, of Philadelphia.
The Dolores star., 1921-09-02
Accent and Excepf

He-AIy dear Miss Grabbeigh. l wish
to propose
She-Oh. my dear Mr.. Cashin, l will
accept YOU
He-But I did not mean to propose
marriage.
She-I meant, of course. that
would except you from my list of eligi-
bles.-BOstOn Transcript.
The Dolores star., 1921-09-02
WEST VIRGINIA FORCES c,.eu.
PA7RolllhG PARTIES TAKE
ELEVEN PRISONERS
NERS ARE KILLED
sER'oust TROUBLE EXPECTED
IN LOGAN DISTRICT is
REPORT.
,"r.,ern Newspaper Union y.s, s.rI., ,

State Police Headuuurters E,h,,
w. Na.-fiNe men fell in an emcoun.
Ter between troopers and armed
forces on Beach creek. Logan cu,n,v
Captain Brockus. commanding stute
ponce and deputy shcrffs. repori.d
whether all the men who fell were
Killed Captain Brockus could not saw.
lie added that after his men had
seen those WHO had fallen picked up
and carried away by their compan-
ions, they retired because they wore
civilian clothing.
ihe ciash Was ut close range, ac-
cortiing to the captain. Prior to the
Tight, he said, eleven prisoners had
been tnkcn by the patroIling party.
-Four prisoners escaped, il was said,
and one is believed to have been
Killed. Captain Brockus headed the
advance guard of troopers and depi-
ties and it was this detachment, com
prising twelve men, that engaged the
armed band.
Captain BrockuS said that he had
'''''' - N'i' 'Nibt llblll
Sharples after the battle and that he
said, Some miners were killed.
Captain Brockus said later reports
from Sharples indicated that the state
police had played in luck in stop
ping where they did.
1--WE learned from Sharples that
there We're between ! 300 and 1900
armed miners waiting for us to walk
into n Trap" he said.
All along the way. the state police
officers explained, pot shots were
being taken at the Officers from men
hidden in houses and in ambush.
Charleston, w. Va.-Possibilty of
serious trouble in the Blair Sharples
region of Logan county was intimated
In II telephone message to Governor
Morgan. Half an hour after the gov
ernor made this announcement Adj.
Gen. J. II. Charnock and three Unit
ed Mine Workers officials left for
Logan, where they will attempt to
pacify the miners.
The Dolores star., 1921-09-02
Shave With
|Cuticura Soap
The New Way
Without Mug
Time Exposure.

A judges little daughter. who had
attended her fathers court for the
first time was very much interested in
the days proceedings. After her re-
turn home she told her mother:
Papa made a speech and several
other men made speeches to twelva
men who sat all together, and then
these twelve men we're put in dark
room to be developed" = Pearson's
Weekly.
The Dolores star., 1921-09-02

they would last two
W e eks. / W a 8
treated by two doc
tors without relief
and they both said
l would have to have
an operation. had
my trouble fouryears
and was unfit to do
anything, and had
given up all hope of
ever get tting g any
better. l read about
your medicine in the
The Dolores star., 1921-09-02
cinchona Forest 25,ooo Acres.

The cinchona forest in Java covers
$4,000 acres. The large part of the
worlds supply of quinne comes from
that country.
The Dolores star., 1921-09-02

some people there would be nothing
left to bury.
The Dolores star., 1921-09-02
Important to Mothers
Question Elattered Her.

Question FTattered Her.
Editll-.Iack asked Miss Passeigh
last night how old she was.
Ethel-Did she get angry?
Edith-No, she was fiattered YOn
see she felt that she must look young
or he'd never have dared.
The Dolores star., 1921-09-02

Marriage is sometimes failure, but
more often it's compromise.
The Dolores star., 1921-09-02
WOMAN AVOIDS
AN OPERATION
Hope Nearly Gone, but Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Saved Her

Star, N. C.-"My monthly spells
gave me SO much trouble, sometimes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-15
Der 0aaf bes nsotenfopfes".

Dab 5hmetterlinae lire Stin1.
me eridauen ,laiien, lit ei11e ieoer-
zfaas niht autdglibe Gri9einurg.
Do6 gibt es 5ablreihe 8ertreter
s6ieier @attung, Die llebr o0er tpeui.
ger oentlihe Gone er5euger. Witan.
DIE Sdrnetterlinge Ioiier Elm eigen.
tiilnlides &aibeln ooer 3tf9en DO.
rem. dtloere einen ihriQer 3irpton,
bod fino ale bieie 2aute ii9dtDohl ullloo.
fallen menig alf. Inter ben IN.
Deutiblano beimiiden 5hmetterlin-
gen gibt es nur eiit1en, beiien Nuf
btaltlib bernebmbar 1T. Dos lit
Der gr0Bte unierer 5bnarmer, Der
&otenfopf. Das Eier, bas bon
ourb feline an ei11en Sotenihdoel
erinnernoe eigenartige s3etdnl1ng
auffdut,. bat ourb biefe Sdbtgfett
Der Eoner5el1gung Dem @olfSglall-
ben arlaB al ieltiamen @ei1idten
unb 5agen gegeben. Mber au1tdt
bon Der 8iienihaft lit Der &uf
6es &otenfopfes fdon felt faft 200
Sabre1 beobadtet moroen. Muf
@rut1o eingebenber 5tu6ien beban.
belt 6ieie grideinung nun Sei1.
rid 8rea in ben .3oologiiben
Sabrbubern". 8dbreno Die Sup
pen nien1aIs einen Con bon ii9 ge-
Ben, laiien Die Galter, iobalo fie
al,sgeidliipft find, auf ieoe groBfe.
re 8eriibrung bin ibren 1arafteri-
itii1en &uf ert0ir1en. Ser gar5
fur5e S9rei miro bol6 mebr, balb
meniger raid un6 bdufig pieoerbolt;
er flingt bel ben ~ein5elnen gre1npla-
rem 10 llngleih, bob man in Der sc,
fangeni6af Die Deridieoet1en Sal
ter geraoe5u an iiBrer 5tin1me err
fennen tam. Ser uf 6es Soten-
topics 1T bon ben Derfbieoenen
8eoba6terr iebr Derfbieoen geidiI.
bert mpr6en: dis 8iepen 59reien,
.sSyll6iten, 3irpen ufn. Ser STUFF
IdlBt ii6 bei genauerer Mnalpie in
eiiner laut fraBer1oen langeren
@aupHon un6 einen mebr pfeifen.
ben fir3eren MebenIaut 5erlegen.
Die Eonitdrfe lit iebr beridieoerL
10 SUB man giere nit idriaer 6fim-
me fbon auf mebrere but1oert Me-
ter gntfernlng bort, mdbrenb man
BET anoeren Saltern 11l1r Elm uroeut-s
lides o1mpfes Sauben nabrnimm.
Nnh ben nnteriu6ungen 8rel1s 1T
Der Sbrei bes Sotenfopfes cine ed,
te Stim1ndnBernrg un6 entitebt Bel
elmer Dem 5a11gafte entiprederben
Sdtiigfeit burd rbptbmii6e snnter-
bre9ung oes 2%nftitromes. Das
Sier ia1gt Die 2uft ol1rb eiinen en-
gen Spalt Der 2nftrobre Elm .un0
biefe miro babel in t6neroe 5btnin-
g11ngen berfebt, Die ben BET elmer
8%ungenpfeife Dor iib gebenoen 8e-
neglngen glei6en. Ser Miiid lit
BET Der 8oner5el1gu1g nur alS
ShalDerftdiirfer beteiligt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-15
Sic sednif beroranst sic gDeel.

Die @erringerung Der 55tt0rde
III Deutigla1b piro ouf sic Gin.
liife Der Se9nif u11b 5par bauptt.
f6blib auf Die 9ermebrung Des
6lugDeiens uro Der 5tarffilttrom-
Ieitungen 5urIdgefuiibfn.
Ser Mnbliid zines sGyllug5euaes
eri1n1ert ben 5torh an. bic i'm
Dcn ieinen Getien fer befalnten,
iu11gen Siieren gefdbrlieden Aoler,
@3eier nip. gr meibet besbalb iebr
bdIo fIugperfebrsreibe @ebiete. Das
lit |. g. feiigeitelt in ben glbalen
bel 8tttenberg Oh Der Dielbefloge-
men S5ttrede Berlin-B3iittterfelo- 4.
2eip5ig. Sort neridDalloel don
1914 nit oem S5torh aud Die Size
bite. sic Geiber ur6 sic RaubDo-
gel. 8leiben aber Die 5torhfe in
olben @egenben 3 magetl iiie mir
ff1r5e 5Slluiee pom Sect III Die rabbfftt
nmgebur1g, I'M ibre Sssunggen BEL
Dermeintlrder @efabr idnener idhHiit-
3en1 5n ffoj1l1en. #sa5
lu1eber bic giinipirfungen Der
Starfltrom-Aeiitnngen beridftaet u.
d. Or Gii1er-Signart Bob bic
5torhe Bel iibblren nieorigen fllr5en
55IIiigen Ieid9t init Ben 2eitungen III
B~eriibrung fomrnen. 81 beobad.
tete, tDiie ant oiefe @eiie in eirtemI
Drt ein otter ll11b 5ttDeii iurge
5#Sto1r,de gettoottet nllrboen. Die be-
reffferloer Sorite iinb Dor1 ooen niiber-
1 lseb,eelnlo1en aSsiierenn ai1s 4neftt bot ben.
juIlnDeiimlid)en Drdbten Derlaiie1l
noroelI s ~ f8s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-15


BEN giiBneb erals It'll rlllr, iDealll
quite Grenroe fo,r,nte, Da,tt mad i'd
mid nod email ben Batter IN act
zee ea mas i'd Ieiite tam; ID lin Fprait
hra1f. bob sic es geglihe ben nno
boffe BOB Se mid bald miOber'
er,laI baeebre ufo bier lit Die 8iil.1
Mi1 lin ser @ebespeiler, mir
ben ms for E geparae 8eil iprad1..
los arlgegldt I'M ME Der 8ropreie-.
Ter autieit maj, ben n1er gegllM uno
Die Sin bat geiagt: 88tpolf 8erjoIe
Dinner, init Miefreidmentg $97. Ser.
We6estpeiler bot ih an Die 8abI
feftgebalte IN 5id ben aatreit gefebn.
tet. @omit i'd berblaitpe SSbne
SSssbrt1 Iietper
IS biIipp Sauerampfer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-15
Einfndeg 5traBenf1eio.

ginfades 5fraBenf1eio.
1867. DieIes Muiter fommt IN
81 @r0Ben fir iunge Damen poil
lie, is nnD 20 Sabren. Jnr#ei11e
Mdt5ebniGbrige braltbt man 4BN.
gorbg oes 38 3on beiten 5toffes.
Sur 9ernrbeitnng oieies Muiters
eignen fiji Eaffet ooer Serge, Gin.
men, @ingbnm, Hercale, .BNongee
uno 5bnntlng. Ser &od 1T nrterl.
q gnr0S melt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-15
01e lllOOe
Herlenfettcn su1n Salgaasidnitt.

5EsXSy@ W3M#Fs8Gg gApE@53 SrmIHMI&
gei Der groBen 8ingmooe Ser.
len nno ei1l6elne groBe 8rilanten
itlo u%tlperd1lbert III Mobet eber.
faas eile Mellbeit anfgetaudtt nam.
lih Der Marqiiie.Niing i'll idpar.
5em SnDr init grinantbefor, Elm
Sdnld bon pifanteiter @irfnng.
Gen &alsalsIdplitt 5ieraen iesstt
LANCE, geflodtene Berlenfetten, bic
In cine 8rilart- ober H~erle1qaalte
enben. Die Mobe fat ia INNER cine
b%eiollOere 8orliebe fir 8erlen un0
bergiBt oesbalb nien1als gerabe auf
biefem @ebiete ettpas Meues 5u daf.
fen. Sir 8roden lit augenbIifli9
BARTLETT Borihrift. Al1es Dirb but.
tig unb 5art gearbeitet. amf &riitau.
o6er SnDrplatten, Derein5elt anb
nuf blnuem g1nail, nit Brilliant.
ml,iterungem bon ffeiniter, 5ierliditpr
Nrt. @erabe bei ben 8rohen lit
bieie feline Mrbeit mun6erbnr don,
6amm iie itidd prddtig bon elmer mo.
6ernen 5pibe abbeben.
Mber sic Mobe miieoerboIt i'd
u1o bringt III Shmudiaden ben alt.
frdnfiiiden Mnb1nger miieoer 5u Gb.
rem. Derfelbe miro aIs Me0aillons
aler 'M9lrt, otpie aIs 5art ii l@olo
gefaBte MiniaturbiIoden an fidaHa.
len MtlasbGnoern bernbbdngenb 81
sen Ieidten 5ommerfleioern getra.
gen nerroen. unb Bic grbitude aug
@roBmutters Suger0 mer6en beilig.
gebalter. ODER au1 nidt?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-15

6 / al & Il 8nt gbberna1ln,
ait gelepblo11: Serr Dofttor, meme
isrnu lit iia bnlnaM gefaQenl forn-
.lell# 5iie bite Iofort
Doftor Dbnrladrt9 4lh
Diealseiid). nnr ETH 5dlpiuoel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-15

5.S5- q us Der gnten al t e i.
#3eif. N6iutant (5um Maior Der
guirgergaroe): 5onIt liz gum ab-
ruden bloien laiietl, Bot Der 0berlt
9 MONT.
Maior:: Nbrufen SeBt ido2 SIS
30 anneil no s3eit, mas fdat
gbm De ein2
Noiutnr1t: Chm nil, aba lei
SdimmeI min parbn beim!
49, Die Iuge Ma m Bad.
fiid Gag DIANA, mann bat man
eigentlih bas ridtige Sitter, I'M 81
beiroten2
Mlter:: gobalb iib cine CUTE sc.
legenbeit ba5u finoet.
g d E Il 5 8nnfier (genoelHl,,
dur @attiD: Nun, &ortitar5e, tple
bnit 81 geiblafen Die erfte Nab1t5
dis gnrpnin? s#
g5ntttiir:: a0;riglib! .sss.5.
- q m d m N. Sum.
oe IaiBt id Sag 6nnr 6neioer):
SD CLAUDE, sic baben mir Elm
s5tid bonn DIR meggeidniftenl
g8arbier sd, aber mir Elm flei-
mes ss5ttMif eg bseeintrdhtigt bas Gez
DOT nbiiolut nidt
..I5a- S III 8 n Ell. o.. ssGot
nm 39nolfe, eben bat's geidlogen9!|
nee, ID nirft Du Did
nob Der5abH baber, es nuB bod
ip1iiter Ieil12"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-15
Mei5enoeg g . N nj I rfIei
Bluienmuifer $3.50. Rodmuiter
3671.

8luienmuite,r $3.50. Rodmuiter
Dte- 8luie fpIntm in 6 @roBer,
fir "a, SO, So, 40, AZ uno ~
3on 8rnfhDeite. Ser Hod fo1nnt
iii q Gr0Ben fir 26, g, 80, 49,.
81, So uuo IS Sou 9ailenpeite.
Inner MobM reprdientiert cine
S~toff5uiammenitenung bon ger1u...
iterter goile n1rb Organize, bod
eignen iiib auh 8oular6 unb gltlag
oGer @ingbam ut6 2innen ooer
Gbambren.
Der Sod III unten etDa 2 CARDS
neit. SsSuir cine mittelgroBe Jiglilr
iin0 ~ garbs Des27 s3o4 breitert
Stoffes erforoerlid, nerr1 aus Ell
mem Bacterial gemadt ,83iebt man
inbeiien eine DIFFERENTIATION Dor,
10 iino ba5u 5 garbg bes gen1u1ter-
ten Materialg 11no 2Hs goros 6eg
eitfad)en 5toffes erforberIi1. Ser
Nod 1T nnter 5tpei Darbs tpeiit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-15
g iii belt sc il E /.

1858 RieIes Miuiter fonm III
4 GroBen I'LL Naadaodfen bon
unb sSsahfrel. iii cine gieridD..
riige 5bfrial,httt man garog bes
|27 Sou breiten Stoffes.
Sun SeriteGl1ng oiieies Rleionells
8eigtlesn idf gingbfam init 2iinnen.
ooer Drgallooim GbambraD nno Ser
cale pereiinrii!gf, Bsongee Nepp, Eopp.
lin nno Crab eignen iih ~beionoers
|fur Dieies Mlsoben Die Mer11eI
|f6n1et1 in gGbogen- oofer boiler.
2dnee bergeiteM ueroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-15
O1rafr d)rfibebrief aea
pbilipp 1aafratttpffr,
Mein lieber &err Meoodtionarl

8elln sic &c.
iebn bate, mas
Die 2i35ie. mas
meme Mlte Isl for.
E Sebs gelnad)t
bat, mie lie I'M.
ier geipeultes
&idnid angegmdt
bat. Damn bate
@ie araD DnS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-14

Dcmings and Wycs built two-car garages"
yes, and now they have hve-car affairs,
with luxurious quarters for their chauffeurs.
And all that started from a couple of Ford
cars, just as the navies Of the world started
from handful Of little wooden ships that
didn't cost much to build or to maintain"
"The garage bills of either one of those FAM
lilies would pay all our household expenses"
eyes, and think what the garage bills of the
nations must be for the upkeep of naves.
Think of the millions spent for cleaning the
spark plugs and fixing tire blow-outs."
II didn't know battleshps had tires"
"I'm speaking metaphorcally, of course.
They don't have spark plugs, either, but they
do have lots of other machinery that has to be
cleaned and oiled and replaced and we never
can seem to get a Secretary of the Navy who
is enough of mechanic to attend to that work
himself, but has to pay big money to others to
have it all done. So that now the nations are
just like the Wylies and Demings-making big
dents in their incomes all on account of a
foolish rivalry
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"What is going to be the outcome?"
well, as far as the Wylies and Demings are
concerned, the sheriff is going to come along
with tackhammer and play rat-tat-tat on
their doors, and when he goes away he will
leave some nicely printed notices there"
"The nations are talking of disarmament,
and maybe the Wylies and Demings will COM
promise in some such fashion,"
"Not as long as a new model car is being
advertised. And if some batteship manu-
facturer interrupts the disarmament confer
ence and shows pictures of a new type Of
dreadnought, Pm afraid he will break up the
show"
"Well, there is a satisfaction about having
nice, up-to-date things, even if they do cost
more than YOU can afford-which reminds me
of something I've had on my mind for several
days"
"What is it,?
cts simply that our car is too old and
shabby for any use, and we must have better
one for the sake of appearances, even if you
have to give up joining that expensive golf
club you've had in mind so long"
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THE MEDALLION
BY MME. LUCIE DELARUE-MARDRUS
L. McPhe
kpreht1 1927 Ne wYokT
NINE. LUCE DELARUE-MARDRUS
nsiated by William l.. McPhe1
Copyright. 1921 New York Tribune Inc.

figure, haggard eyes and an overgrown beard
He wore 4 shabby overcoat, with the collar
turned up under his He splattered
up to his waist with mud.
Standing erect in the midst of the general
excitement, paying attention to nobody his
eyes fixed on the floor, he appeared to be wait
ing for something to happen. Just one of
the guests about to ask him what he
wanted, Nine Ligier entered the room.
All eyes were turned on her. She seemed
perfectly calm. Approaching the stranger
she stretched out her hand and turned down
the collar which shielded his face. Then only
ne raised his head. He looked at the old lady
with the pleading eyes Of a lost dog. He said
IN noarse, broken voice, which told Of misery
and drunkenness:
81 know that have done everything that is
wrong. know that you have a perfect right
to chase me away. l know that there is no
one else who will help NO. But / have gone
hungry too long and been sleeping too long un-
der the bridges. This evening I felt AS if / were
going to die. So thought Of you"
He broke off, There was something in hss
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cordiahty, she nevertheless remained reserved
and distant, thus enhancing her prestige.
Order and good manners were her principal
INSCRIPTIONS. They had heard her talk sharply
to young women who too advanced in
their ideas, rebukc such and such a family
for making too much noise when coming home
late at night, and requiring of bumpt;ous
youths more correct behavior at table They
knew what excellent references she insisted
on before admitting newcomers to her house.
On, winter evening when it was nearly
time for the dinner bell to ring and the guests,
awaiting Nine. Liger's appearance, were
!ounging about the salon and the hallway,
some standing up and thumbing a magazine,
others convcrsrg, young woman strnnmiHg
On the piano, the boys and girls playing tag
behind the chairs, they heard ring At the
door bell. Accompanied by gust OF icy wind
person entered who made all the takers
look around, silcnced the piano strunming
and even interrupted tho childrens play.
The newcomer seemed to spread sudden
silence about him as he walked hesitatinely
toward them.
ae was ragged old man. with a shapelcss