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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
FURNITURE POLISH
FATAL BEVERAGE

Pittsburgh. July l3.-Joseph Salawa
and Stanley UIs. Ice men. died in
hospital here today after drinking
quantity OF furniture polish in the be-
lief that II was gin.
The men were delivering ice at the
hotel OF Henry c. Jordan. who was
polishing the bar with white liquid
taken from an unmarked bottle. Nearby
WAS another bottle also unmarked. and
filled with gin. Called away for mo-
mont. Jordan told the men 10 help
yourselves to a drink" Returning he
found them wr!thing in agony on the
floor and realizing that they had used
tho wrong bottle. hurried them 70
hospital where they died In a rev
minutes.
Jordan gave himself up 70 the police
who said he would be turned over 10
Coroner Samuel JAMESON.
The Way Of Husbands
Who are those two sad-looking WON
en- over there
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
FIFTY-TWO MORE WITNESSES TESTIFY
THEY VOTED FOR CHARLES ?. C|LLGAN

Miss Irene BUGGY.
George Brinkmah
Owen McCaos.
william r. Wilson
Mrs. Laura McCahe.
Cecil W. McGruder
william II. McGrudsr.
Walter Leiner. worker.
Mrs. Effie .Daugerty. Hired BY Frsnk
0oerr.
Mrs Carrie McGruder.
Mrs. Bertha Ieiner.
Mrs. So!es. Democratic ticket
William L. Snider.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
ANGLo-sAXON DIPLOMACY

Tho calling OF the naval Limitation
conference by President Harding may
turn out to be a master stroke oS d!p:o-
macy. japan and England. Il will be
recalled. have had treaty for the laSt
10 years which has been mutually bene-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14

and full dominion form Of govern
mont Immediately. This would b"
wonderful Improvement over anything
ireland has had in the past. Win tho
DEVELOPMENT OF moro cordial relations.
the dream Of an Irish republic might
eventually be realized
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14

When a cute little miss drops r. cute
.I,:le Kiss. beware. young man, beware!
rs the way that leads from bachelor
.wr"us 70 Ne OF cradles and garden
s-,tIS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14

TIL WAYS Of tho transGresSor arc
hard" mcquirE. 10 doubt, that he
travels on improved roads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14

An Illinois man from Swi,zcr!ind
who !s heir TO tiiis and 100000
francs has Sent word back 10 Keep the
~" and send the thrc" million. That
.nAu Is a regular American NJ right.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14

VIVA; lies on the other side - the
horizon "a one thing thu. curious poo
Ils Will never know. No doubt II wor-
RES them greatly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14

A man without fault Is like girl
without n powder puff there amt no
such animal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14

Tho people OF West Virginia have
been gasssd by IN" gas companies In
more ways than one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14

An esteemed contemporary says
This is good time 10 preach Ameri-
cnnism" We fully concur in this S"n'l-
mrn,. Not only IS this good time 20
preach II, but II ~ also a good time TO
nrpr,ice II. huntington Herald-Dis-
pa'"h.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14

l. : gratifying 20 note that the farm
club membership drive is mcetnE with
IN" greatest success. II Is worthy
project and one that will he or great
bcneNt 70 the country as we'll as the
notwithstanding News.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14

All men are Just human. Tho'c IS
re- immcusr degree Of df:rr"n"o. Tn"
highest and wiSest and strongest ar"
,n":r.y Il u'Iie better than the average
Their greatness is imputed /" them i
comes mainly from those who believe IN
&, When uO.OOO.0On people hing man
IL very big he seems very hiS-aS !onH
as they think II. Most or our heroes
are, and have been. an any !ntellisrh'
ana honest hero Will confess. merely
fair men who made The best use or thelr
opportunity. --Morganto~n New pom'n-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14

Trove.rrs find the low price or sugar
has noth'uS 20 do with hotel s"i'cS'-
Huntington. Advertiser.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14

4 JapaneNc "hUN" NHm" % thN nome
oc a m!n!si"! In Los Angeles recently
and applied for 4 position. Now -
happened that the house was already
we'll supplied with servants. So the MIN
listers wife said. II am sorry but we
really haven't enough work To keep an
other boy busy"
Madame" snid The Oriental polite
" u nIAAsIrc thnt YOU must have. You
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-12-28

faar i ct gar fra 20 @m1er. S 1918
hltnoe ban faa en- be6re @le6ning
for 500, bbiHet foftebe bon1 l1I6en
fra ID @auer.
@bis BON 1tl1 trenger en @ogn,
bill set taee $50 @11fbels Mais at
figbe ben. &nn fu116e i 1914 figbc
fan1nre @ogn for 11o @ufbels. @rt'
len paa Gormbogne er goaet op fra
077 til $146 fi6en 1918. &rtfert
paa Mais er gaaet teof ra 20 til Al
Gents per @uibels. .:
gn 11p @1aornoffine er 1u ioa 6pr,
al set tager, bbab en- Tarr11er fdar
for 77s Cons SD, at beta1e BEN. 5
1918 fu1t6e bat faa en- be6re @laa-
n1aifine for bba6 BAN fit for fire
Sons SD.
Set tager 1tu 100 8uibels Snpre
at betale en- 1tp @nrb eller en enfel
@e1e. Ere6ibe 8nfbe6s bil6e babe
betaIe for &arben / 1918, og 45 bill
6e bnbe betnle for @elen.
8ontul6sprifen bar lab / 1o13,
men ct Son hatnftig @ib611ing f1t16e
blibe fibbt me6 6e Benge, fom man
fit for 18O B11no. 9t1t bill, set tagc
210 Bnrt6 @ontnl6 at beta1e for ct
Gon fnnitig @id6ntng.
st @bin paa 200 Bur16 bi1be /
1914 beto1ef OF 50 @o6s @ier6e,
troa6. ge1t biloe ct f1igt @bitt beta'
1e bare for "a 9ao6s.
Gig filler set fig for oe omeri>
fanffe Garnrere MT, bbor baarbt &c
ems arbei6er for at ffaffe fig og 9ae<
iten At 2a116e, bbo6 natt ffal 1ebe af
SCI bor 1aet @traf paa en- itor @ro
outtio1t aott,1,. er, at en ftor Maos.
ting bri11ger Sormerne f9rre DOL
lars EMO e>1 li6en Mbling, og itorc
MbIinger, fon $i1fel6et bar / 1920
og 1921, betaler itte Be 116gifter,
Iom syarmerne babbe for Iat produce
re 1etn".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-12-28
Breb fra @aibingtun.

2a1bbrugsminiiter &enrp s. @ol
lace fag6e forle6en Dag, at ser fatt=
ife lite bar 11oget, font / 6en @rao b.
6rog til 6e bnarIige Gi6er fom 6en
On1lten6igbe6, at 6armerne mang-
leoe &i6beebne.
Tormerne faar nit faftiif minore
for fine @roonfter, et16 6e gior6e /
1918 % 1914, alt ian Iige fer &rigen
U2en 6e. betoler giennenrinit1ig
159 Brocert mere for 6e &ing, font
6e maa fiebe, er6 oe betalte / 1918.
~Moar bi buffer poa, at neiten 40
grocent al set otnerifan1fe GoF bot
paa 9onoet og er afbengtg af, bba0
oer boyer poa 9lger og @ng, er set
let at ie, bbilfe farltge Gplger 6et
foar> at ale oisie Moenneifers &i6<
beebne ct Bit re6uceret faa langt
nnoer set norn1ale", fag6e Mr. @al<
Lace. uDet giel6er ber iffe 1nin6re
en6 10000, 900 Mennelfer."
r8i 1rtang1er paa en iprgelig Neaa
oe Toritaaelle al 9fonomiens 2obe.
naor itore slb1inger, font produce
| res peo, baar6t, @rbeioe af 13,0o0,=
900 Sarrnere og 6eres Ganilier,
foor Sob til,at 1pille en- iaa flor &ol'
lie peo @oeleggelfen af nore Sorret=
t1inger og bor sSt16u1tri.
syor nanr 9onaretts &pbeebne er
| Bit re6nceret ne6 til l1t6er set ba1-
be, er Snrn1erne ne6t til at in6ifrpr
| fe fig til set poerite. 9g hi m1aa II
| fe glentnte, at 6armertte er Sorbrn<
| ger paa famine Sis, iont ser er &ro~
| 6uce1tter.
&borlebes Tarmerne fflemnres
| n1eIlent Sc 1abe &rifer, fom ban ielp
faor, og 6e beie @riier, forn 6e ntaa
betale> 1taar figber 1tooet, fmt be6ft
fees, 11aar man ian1ntenligner, bbao
Sc mao gipe mt i 6ar1tpro6ufter for
oe Sing, iont Sc tnaa babe for at 'fltt1
ne ubfgre tit Mrbei6e. ~ :.
.syor at fltnre figbe et @leoning
It'll $50, 111aa en- 6drtner .ifaffe 200
I:@uno IT'S eller o1 Sen l1lo, ion1 ban
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-12-28

!
iettes paa @tol6oprene, og &oriets
Eegn males me6 &ierefoiten for at
lite &efiene iful6e faa gigre: ngang;
W3en meite Delen al 6tsie @fiffe er
mi 11oe al @rug. 0g BET bar 10 1ter.
melt paa 2anoet De bol1t fig 1engit.
@n @fif bar BOG bolot fig belt til
MT, '6en 11er1lig at ieHe 2pS / @in-
Duet for 6e @etfdrett6e, for at bite
BENT, at ser bar Sc belfonne til boo
oe Weo6 og &us1p. 0g / Sulen ftob
aIti6 @or6ene 6effebe Seat og Ddg,
og alle fur6e bielpe fig felb efter
@nffe, boooe De 8eidgen6e og $niefS
6oH. X.
Sra Brof. S. .. @a1ls @og uWbefl
S mas a 8op in Neortpab." z
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-12-28
syorbmbet nroHet.

Tra @afbington berettes, at
2an6sforb16et itaar uroffet ttltro6s
for geetp gorfernra1r6en Mobert 81.
@ioe1nans &eftrebelfer paa at fao
tiIbagefa16e &roflanrationen al Sor-
bu6sIobe11s @attiiffiHfation. Sc Sor.
@taters &pieiteret bar nenn1ig fta6=
feItet 2obet1s @run6Iobsmes1igbe
og / en- forrtge 11ge afgibet &ien'
1e1ie ito6feftet l1116errettens 9om,
Ser git u6 paa> at @i6en1an, iffe,
fo1n ban bab6e paaitaaet, bab6e no.
gen SS11tereSier, fom er pfonomiif be.
rgrt af 6orbu6et.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-12-28

oelfe al ianrne Sob. @an bgmtes til
to Mars @trafarbei6e og begDn6te
@oningen al Straffen ben 96e @ep'
tentber 1o20.' @.
Soiepb 81. Ga16tpeu font bgmtes
| / Bropi6ence, Ohio, for Sbertre6el>
fen of ben famine Sob. San 6emtes
til tire Mars @trafarbei6e og begpn6-
te @oningen af Straffen / 9ftober
1919.
@6tporo &nnilto1t, iom 6en 206e
9luguft 1918 b1eo f1n6et ifpl6ta /
Mnflagen for Sbertre6elie al oe1t
Io111n1e Sob. Sun fit II Mar.
@iIliann S. &eao, iont 0en 20en
geop. 1917 @ionr Soils bleo flr1'
set ifpIoig 9ber!rnbelie af famine
Sob. San er nit paa Jrifoo UNDER
0a11tio1r.
@ullobe s. Sacobion, iont Obi
cogo bleb furoet ffploig / Mmflagen
for at babe nti1itert arbeibet MOD
@nela1to. &o1t beepn6te Soningcn
qf @traffen SEN 246e September
1921.
@alter @binips, JONI &>flabo'na
Gitp bIep fun6et ffpl6ig | Mmflagen
for at babe mooarbeibct 2oben ONT
>tbnngen &rigstiene{te. San blep oen
6te 0ftober 1917 bdrnt til fer Mars
@trofarbei6e. !
@iIbelm @cbunto,,> ion / Sort
Do6ge, Sa., bIep futt6et ftp16ig /
Dbertre6eIie al @pionloben. san
bIep BEN lite sSu1i 1918 ogn1t til 5
Mars @trofarbei6e. 49,
Sofepb 81. @cbnr % Monrice g
@nitfii11> fonn sss16ianapolis b4eb
1fln6et ffDl6ig i0bertraoelie of fo,n.
ME Sob. De 6en1tes 6en 22oe Stunt
1918 til 1er Mars @troforbetoe bber.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-12-28
Gbriitian Subnfott.

Gbriitian Sobnion, en- al bette
@onntDs Bioneerer, 6poe / Mng.
Sobnions $iem paa Union Mbe. ip6,
ii6ite sSre6og / Sen bbie 9l16er al 81
Mur.
Mf6e6e bar fe6t / @pnaaIat16, @be-
rige, 6en 236e San. 1884. &an toni
til 9lmerifa / 1869, og boiatte fig
itrofs efter paa en &omeftea6 /
$otpn Of 8nie, bette County, bbor
ban Bo66e i116tiI for 19 Mar ii6en,
noar ban flptte6e ir16 til 6enne 8D.
Sons &uitru 6e6e / 1870 og iioen
bor ba1 babt fit &iem bos fine 0bt.
re, Mrs. Mrel Carlton og Mrs. Slug.
sSobnfon. @an oberlebes al tire
8ern, Mrs. Slug. SSobnion, Sergns
Soils; Mrs. Mrel @arlion> nu boen-
6e i @on sSoie, @al.; og @bas. SSobn,
fon, Dulutb.
9fogoe bar oltiao blan6f 6e ti6lig=
fte SSSnoiettlere / bette County og bar
! ida omtret1t giennetnlenet og fulgt
n1eo 6ets &iftorte fra 8egpnoelle1,
| og, til 11u. 49,.
Begrabelien foregaar i6og @ftm.
fra 6en foenife 8aptiftfirfe beri 3d.
en-, 'forrettet af Eaitor S. g. Sobn-
ion.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-12-28
~
Sim. Sui / Gpblem5.

Gra Goblen5, $pinano, telegrdfe-
res, at s6e 6er itationere6e a1terifmt-
ife &ropper bill bolbe SSuletrefeiter
for 6e tpife @ern rat1t6t outi BET 0nt
raa6e, font ftaor UNDER a1t1erifanif
@agtbo1. @nber og @a1top &la-
Der og 6g6ebdrer bill bli irofipbt af
6et Jott6 pnn en- balb Minio1t Marf,
.fonr: er for @ielneoet :iubifriberet al
oe an1erimfanife So1oater, og bill bli
1tooeH til u1elleu1 Cd. 1000 fdtige IT,
ife 8grt. .:...@ .:..5t.. s.....s..s
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-12-28
Debs % % anbrc pultttffe 6ange1
-
}rttes fri. *

Baa ssuleoag b1ep eugene g. 9ebs>
6en befien6te @ocia1titferer, og 22
ar6re 1oafaIote po1itiffe Sanger iat
fri peo ct 8enoab11ingsbu6ffob frp=
bet $bioe Sus. T. E
eugene g. Debs blep / @eHen*s I
Glebelan6, s., Sen 146e @epten1ber
1918 f11n6et ifpl6ig @nflqgen for
at babe obertraobt Spion1oben og
6gmt iii 10 Mars @trafarbeibe / Sta
tens @trofanfta1t Mounosbil1e, SO:
@a. @ogen bleb appelleret til 2o,ts
bets &eieiteret, Der itaofeiteoe urs
6errettens Dom ben 10. Mars 1919.
Debs begpnote 116foningen al Strof'
fen 6en 12te 9lpri1 1918> men bleD
{enerc oberfgrt til SEN fp6erale @traf
anltalt / Mtln1ta, Ga. @traffetts
6en bil6e babe beret forbi ben 26oe
Decentber 1926, i6et man bil6e bape
taget &enlpn til bans bafre Opfdriel
i Tengflet. Debs gior6e it1tet for
at bin6re, at @etten git 5in Gang.
San bab6e irgen Gorlbarer, men
ferte fin Gag ielb. 9ans itore Sor,
btlle6e par SsSobn 8rotpn.
De @o16oter, ion bleb bettaa6et
er Carl S. @rpon> SSanes 81. 8 Den
Mop Do111gbloo6, George 8on @tl~
Der og S. g. &icbar61on, Der tientc
/ Sen amerifanife Mrme be6 @binen.
Sc bleb 6sn1t til 1ipsparigt @trafqr=
beioe for, at Sc ffu16e babe orgbt
| George 2oncefielb> ser babbe beret
britiff 0fficer. =
glan6t a,t6re Sanger ion bleb BE-
| noa6et bor:
Orbille Mn6erlon, fom blep f1tnbet
1fDl6tg Dea0mooo | 9lntlnget1 tor
Gpertrp6el1en af @piot1loben Ste
0ftober 1918. Dgmt til to Mars
@traf afarbet6p. s
gborles Mfbleigb, 6erb 1eb 6en1t I
Chicago for famine Sorbrp6elfe.
&on fit ii Mar. &an bill blibe no
biit al 2aroet. > ~
@ioban1i @aloi55i, ser blep fl11t-
oct fpI6ig Gbicago / Obertre6elie
of @pionlobe11 oe bsntt til II Mars
@traforbei6e. @on Ha1 1nnosfor=
bites. *... :: III III: =
+ Dabio BIo6gett, iom Den ste SSa-
nuor 1918 6gn1tes Des Meaines
San. fit 20 Mars @trafarbei6e. s.
S. s. @untbie, ser bleb fltn6et ml
Big i Obertra6e1ie at Spionlobett
Df1oboma Gitp. &a11 fit 6 Mar:
Gbon1as GareD, om / Can Srar-
cisco bIeb f,1116et {fDlbig j 0bertrn-
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-12-28
1tbeir: / Mpr6e1t.

@igbenbabn 206e December: @o1o
fomrne Stornte reflttereoe igaar /
sen ny Stot7nfloo, fo111 iatte ftpre De<
Ie of @ibbenbabn UNDER @an6 og a1-
rette6e un1aa6eltg @iert6onsifa6e.
2igneroe uIpHer mel6es fra an6re
ffan6inabtffe &abnebDer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-12-28
Tersus SAILS os Omelg],t.

@fs @ertie &on1n1e fra @bars
billie, 6g6e fi6ite 6re6dg, % Mar
gonunel. =
- @u6stieneiterne oe Su1etrefe-
iterne @irferne beri 8pen bar. be-
ret ierlig go6t beibgt oenne Sui.
!. - M6bofat Geo. @. Srottfberg
og Sanilie bar beret Canton, g.
g., giennem ssS11len.
- Mrs. 6. Mare og to @gnner:
fra @rainer6, er BET / @ei6g bos
81. 81. Mn6erfon og s. 81. @p6er.
bo1m.
- Scr. og Mrs. MeIs geeIlon rteo
@pn og Datter, refer til California
efter Mbtaar, for at bere ober 8i1t-
terer.
- Mrs. 2ortie Sorenlon % Ser.
nrar @agel, begge berfra> b1eb Eirs-
bag ii6fte 11ge egtebiet be6 paftor
g. S. 81. D1bisafer.
Mn6. 9laffon fra Grafton, 81.
g., fen6er @enger for 8la6et flere
@ar / 6orffu6 og ber os bt1fe ollie
bons gan1le &ier6te bette County,
ferltg run6t @intng. $an er mt II
Mar gan1rnel, flyer ban, men fgler
bog friif og boabefnl6.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-12-28
Gristrlaas.

It is Christmas in the Mansion :;
Yule-log fires and silken frocks5 s.
It is Christmas in the Cottage, !;
Mothers filling little socks; !.
It is Christmas on the highway !
In the thronging busy mart; :
But the dearest, truest Christina;
Is the Christmas in the heart. 1
Dora Stock1nan. (
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-12-28
Stbg Gtpr1tt.

Sra SEEM Srleat1s beketteal at
ii6ite 8re6ag og 2gr6ag git Der en
g6eIegge116e '@torr1 ober Dele of
Mrfanios, Misiisfippi og 2ouiiiana.
Sn1fring en- MiIlion 9puars bero
al @ien6ont bleb e6e1agt, og faabi6t
bi6es op til 0ato, bleb Al Metne-
Her 6rgbt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-04
PGTS 9 n ais

Miss Laura Talmer. Chicago, Ill,
is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. F. W.
Mueller. SIG y. Michigan St
NJ. and Mrs. T. H. Jackson and
son, George, 1114 Lincoln way "
and Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Goff and
son. John. 233 Laporte av., have re-
turned from a two weeks motor
trip TO northern Michigan.
Miss Theodosia Fitch OF Bis
marck. North Dakota. arrived tod az
to SPEND the month Of August with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. y.
T. Ritter.
Mrs. Robert French and children
If Chicago are guests OF Mrs. Lii
liam Kreishbaum, sos Leland av.
Mrs Esther Ludwig Martin OF
Toxic. Japan. is visiting relatives
and friends in South Bend and
Mishawaka. Mrs. Martin was for
merry a teacher in the South Bend
high school and is now teaching in
the government school at Toxic.
Miss Mary Grosssman. 427 Lamont
Terrace. is spending two weeks at
Cedar Lake. MOrningside. Mich.
Frederick Holman, Jr, Niles I'd,
has gone to Indian Lake for two
weeks.
Rome c. Stephenson. 2O1 North
Shore dr.. is spending month at
Mackinac Island
J. f. Neff. 12S S. Scott St. is in
Philadelphia, Pa, on business.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-04

Marion's squeal Of delight greeted
me as 1 entered the room like the
heart of a rose, which Lillian had
kept so long prepared for the idol
lied child shut away from her so
many cruel years. She was scramb-
ling up in bed. an adorable picture.
| flushed with sleep, her curls rump-
ling over her forehead, her lissome,
rounded figure attired in the dainti-
est Of pink paJamas.
Your bathrobe and SLIPPERS.
Sweetheart" Lillian cautioned, and
the child obediently slipped into the
warm garments before throwing
herself into my arms and giving me
an ecstatic hug.
Il couldn't let her sit up till you
came, or have dinner with us
Lillian explained. i've had to hold
her TO a rather rigid regime since
the flu. But didn't have the heart
10 keep her away from you till
morning. so promised I'd wake her
when you came"
HUH" Marion calculated indig-
nantly. "A lot OF waking I'd need
when my Auntie Madge has come
home, after being gone from me
ages. And where's my Uncle
Dicky?"
Just waiting TO see if you'd con-
descend 10 remember him." Dicky
answered from the door of the room,
and the next second ne was en-
sconced in a big armchair with
Marion on his knee, demanding TO
know every single tweenty-weenty
thing Junior has been saying or do
ing."
Gee! that's a contract" Dicky re-
joined Don't you think you'd bet
ter talk about what I've brought you
in my suitcase 20
"Oh, Uncle Dicky." she carrolled.
Please let me have il right away"
The daughter OF the horse leech."
Lillian quoted. laughing. then looked
at her wrist watch.
III give you 10 minutes with
Uncle Dicky. Marion" she said in
cisively. Then Dicky- bird. II you'll
go up 20 Harry's room you'll find
your hot bath drawn, and everything
ready for you. Betty tells me dinner
Will be on the table in forty min
utes."
so you're determined 10 make me
take a tub before you let me come
TO the dinner table" Dicky retorted
teas.ngly. but Lillian paid no atten-
ton 70 him. AS we left the room.
however, We heard Marion say re-
signedly:
"It's no use trying 20 fight Il,
Uncle DicHy. Youn just have 20 get
into the tub when mother tells you
to. She's the beate1-ist woman FOR
having folks take baths you ever
saw"
Dicky's roar OF laughter followed
US out into the hall and drowned our
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own giggles over the child's uncon-
scious earnestness.
Probably you recognize Betty's
Characterization Of me" Lillian
smiled. Marion is altogether too
/ faithful a mimic Of Betty"
Il don't know any adjective that
describes you better than does heat
enlist" I said sly1y, but the reillery
covered the little shock which had
come to me at the phrase "Harrys
ROOM" which Lillion had uttered in
as matter-of-fact manner as II We
were back in the old times OF our
| first acquaintance, when debOrair,
unprincipIed but fascinating Harry
| Underwood had been the master Of
this home.
Had Lillian spoken the phrase inc
the simple inadvertence Of Ions us
age. or-was il possible-that she
still clung TO the QuiXotic idea that
she and the home were bound 10
that. dangerous, unstable and almost
heartless adventurer whose name
she still bears?
1t was nothing. however. which I
could discuss with her, or 70 which
could point even the vaguest ref
erence, so l put it out Of my mind
and gave myself up 70 Lillian's min
istra tions-hOw natural il seemed
10 have her fussing over me-and
how delightful, With no mother or
sister. no woman indeed, Of my own
blood 10 love me. Lillian has the
place in my heart which would 9TH
erwise belong 20 my own kin. Com
ing 20 her is 20 me like coming
home. I tried feebly 70 express this
20 her. as she moved swiftly around
the guest chamber which she had
assigned me. helping me lay out my
things. and keeping - eye upon the
splashing hot water in the bath ad-
joining.
"Of course" she said, unemotion-
ally, I'D like 20 see you coming
home 10 anybody else. except OF
course. 10 the Dicky- bird. Now your
bath is ready, hot enough 10 suit
even you-I remember what a sala-
mander you are I've got new
needle shower in there that's a per
feet tangerine-you'n feel as Il ten
billion icy needles were striking you
all at once SO you ought 10 be
happy. Go 10 il. with my blessing
here's my heavy bathrobe-.ev ever
mind about getting yours out-and
then while you're dressing and the
Dicky- birds safe in his own tub.
youu be able 10 tell me a BIT about
this real estate mixup OF yours.
Incidentally, let me congratulate
YOU upon that bee-yew-tiful little ib
about your being a partner 70 the
crime. I know you too well 20 think
you've lost your head but Il was
Just the way 70 handle the Dicky-
bird. You're getting TO be a wonder.
old dear"
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and I'll fasten them on in some way
and fly. Oh, won't it be glorious"
HUM" said the bunny. 1T seems
10 me that as a fish you will be
much better off in the water tnan in
the air, However, I'll do what can
to help you. I'll get some feathers
and make you pair Of wings
I'll help" offered Sammie. 4
know how it feels 10 want 10 be
something else than you are" said
the rabbit boy 10 the fish as Uncle
Wiggily hoped away. Il want to
be a bear" said Sammie.
Il hope you get your wish and 1
hope l get mine" the fish whisper
ed as Sammie hoped off TO join
Uncle Wiggily.
Some feathers were picked up
near the coop Of Lulu, Alice and
Jimmie Wibblewobble. the ducks and
Mr.. Longears soon made these into
a pair of wings for the fish. The
wings were stuck on the fish with
some sticky gum from the pine tree
as water would not wash this gum
Off
Now I shall fly cried the fish,
when the wings had been fastened on
its sides.
Don't stay in the air too long.
warned Uncle Wiggily. Remember
that you are still a fish, even though
you have wings. and you can not
breathe long out Of water"
"I'n just fly little" said the fish.
"Oh, how happy I am He swa n
very fast and then. with a jump, left
the water, moving his little fins to
which were fastened the feather
wings. But, as soon as the flying
fish left the water, a big hen hawk
swooped down out of the air and
tried to grab him, thinking he was
a duck.
"Ohl OH" cried the fish. The
hawk fastened its claws in the wings
and, as they were not growing on the
fish. off they came. and the hawk
flew away with them. The fish
dropped back into the water with a
splash.
Shall I make you another pair
Of wings?" asked Uncle Wiggily.
"No indeed answered tire fish.
Il am content TO be what I am. The
water is the place for me. If had
been a real flying fish even, with
wings that wouldn't pull off easily,