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New Britain herald., 1921-06-21
"supsCsss1ER MADNESS" PALACE

SOSN&8Sk8<8k $4<AON E<SAs ~AA&ASk
 Dangerous ronsaec. highly emo tional moments and brand new screen situation are embodied in Will la m De Miles very pieaxtne and skill. fully presented production via Para mount "Midsvnmer MadneSA" from cosmo H2rniiton's latest novel. "Hts Friend and His Wife" and which is being shown as the feature offering at the Palace theater nov.
 The romance is between . husband and another mans wife, and to make matters wcrse. both the husbands and wives have been iifeienx. intimate friends. Tn due time. the romantic pair realize their guilt and turn back. but not until the seed of scandal has been Sswa by a sesstpinS society woman.
 One of tho best vaudeville bills ever offered in this city. bar none, is now appearing at the Palace. It Is hard to pick the headlipeF out of the four acts aS each ene tn. itself ts q corker MaMa HsYt and Company. direct from three seasons showings. with the ". Y. Hippodrome show. arc one of the favoYttes on the bill with their comedy scream, The Beg. gage Smashers:" Ryan and Ryan are a pair cf the cieveFest dancers in the novelty line on the stage today: Jack McGowan. real entertainer. is we'll liked with his excellent offering. and
New Britain herald., 1921-06-21
HOLDING A HUSBAND Adele Garrison's New Phase of
 Revelations Of q Wife
Wbz Mother Graham's Suggestion
 Startled ATadnt.

w1z Mother Graham's Suggestion Startled Nadge. Have you no realization. Richard. bf what we have on hand this morn |nE?"
 Mother Graham's voice. forbiddins. |stern addressed her son as Dic;xy ' nd alightod from tho car at the de of the veranda where she had been watching for us. Far moro than you dream Of. old lear" Dtcky murmured dIsrespcct- #ully from the side of hts mouth at &no. making me choke violently in an ttempt to suppress a Giggle. Then De addressed his mother with tho bud cheerfulness which she pretends 0 dislike. but which know she elishes in her heart.
 Whats on your mind. mother? ?
 m ready for anything you want to |o. but please don't ask mo to realize Ihings. That's a faculty l was born
 Ithout."
 "That truth becomes more evident D me every day I live" his mother etorted dryly But come in at nee and eat your breakfast which rrs. Ticer has kept for you. Then e can start right away"
 where's Junior?'' Dicky demand
 d.
 "Riehard Second is having his breakfast with Mrs Underwood in
 1r sitting room" my mother-in-law
New Britain herald., 1921-06-21
GOOD vAcDEvII.xE AND
 PICTURE AT Fox'S.

Fox's first half week vaudeville of- fers something different in Duck nell. q clever modeiler who fashions all manner Of models in the tvinkiing of the eye and a swish of the hand Lang and Rogers and Rob and Whit man are two teams of R,ale and fe- male sdngsrs and dSacsrs and Hunter. Curtis and Ssnerita are two men and stri whe have . Seod novelty sing ins ana danetns revue.
 Tn addition. the feature motion picture b Sir JsRes N. Rsrrie'x fa- meuS ''SentinsntSi Tommy" Fsra- mount preductSn. The scenic effects In this are especially Eec4 and an en- tire city. copied from phetogYa phs Of the original in Scotland. was built at Elmhurst. L.. l.. in which to stage it. The Stery ts steQt . sentimental little boy who EYe~ into physical manhood but retained his eoy4sh sentiment- 4 tender love story courses through it
 The latest episode of Do 0. Die" gives Eddie Psio m opportunity to smash aeress some more of his thYil- linS stunts. the Fox News brings current eveats ecfere the eyes and . Chestsr Outing fravsiosve pic ture takes the spectator on . long mental trip. 4 comedy completes the Dill. ...... ..,....
 A'coupen. clipped from Page .. plus the price of one admission. is good for adn,ittance of two persons.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-21
USE CHARD.

USE CAARD.
 Swiss cAard is an early summer vegetable that should receive more attention than it does.
 The leaves may be cooked as greens and the stalks as asparagus or both cooked together. ChaL is like spin ach in composition.
 Swiss Chard As Asparagus.
 Cut leaves from stalks of chard. Wash stalks and tic in small punches. Cook in boiling water till nearly tender. add salt and finish cooking Drain and keep hot. Put on pieces of hot buttered toast and pour over EollandatSe sauce.
 Hollandaisc Sauce.
 One cup white sauce. tablespoon lemon juice, egg yolks. table spoons butter. salt and pepper.
 Make white sauce as usual Add the egg yolks we'll mixed with 5 tablespoons water. Stir over hot water till the sauce thickens. but do not let boil. Add lemon juice and add butter bit by bit. Season with salt and pepper.
 Chard Leaves As Spinach.
 Wash leaves through several wa ters. Put on to cook over a slow fire in q tightly covered kettle. The chard will cook in its own juice just az spinach. Cook until tender, about {orty-hve minutes. Drain. Chop and season with salt and pepper and lem on juice. Garnish with slices of hard boiled eggs.
 Copyright 1921 by Neuspaper
 Enterprise).
New Britain herald., 1921-06-21
INGROWN ToB NAIn

ICftNS OUI IISIALT . A few drops of "Outgro'' upon the skin surrounding the ingrowing nail reduces inflammation and pain and so teughens the tender, sensitive skin underneath the toe nail, that it can not penetrate the flesh, and the nail turns naturally outward almost over night
 "Outsro" Is a harInless. anUseptic manufactured for chiropodists. How ever, anyone can buy from the drug store a tiny bottle containing direc- uonA
New Britain herald., 1921-06-21
A Great Discovery

pr. Leonhardt, a western physician, found the cause of Piles to be in reruaL His prescription, Hem -NoId, d harmless tablet, has an almost un- believable record for cuick, safe and lasting relief. Clark and Brainerd Co. sells it with money back guarantee. Brainerd.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-21

Cecil Grey hands out one of the big, gest surprises yet offered at the Pal ace.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-06-30

Inside the bottom of the airship, be- low the gas bags, are al sorts of pro tective devices, such as gasypbk tapks that, by the press of bNtvons >are instantly dropped out of the ship, bal sssppses' 'nss ~9ssr 1sbtf1't'sff'
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-06-30

HyASHINGTON.- Official Washing
 w ton is beginning to sit up and tak6sn6tlce oVet the)deifvery by John
 Bull to Uncle Sam of the $2,000,00O
 naval airship, R-3S, scheduled h6f Oaf1Eaifall. to Tisuta&ibrPltarin@ the iSkies'hds how) )Islnin0nub ah tBedfqrd,
 land Hoindaa nder dtlaNfieftb u. Be N.,o is snow in England with an American cfew!!airThe btrib hacrbssy Fhe 4tHattic isl eeIpeetd9 td take Yt&6f ofu diiqeeeea days
 the airship's, cruising speed being 50 amn amnlllliss ll aaP h8pgmobile, truck or loi r ? gfAtter tunlpg pnl and nd trials by tan Hnglisb frewtllto bel ceFt4ain thatoevery- thing isa alBright, ,stthet ship twHl tbe nt,uhedu Cbvera to Athe nAmerieans Wflo
 wilmfaIhiliapizei themsaiyes with9t Hn- tartfrzs tfe&dyttip start fdplthetlUnitad | States, jEy
 e; Thesea are itse main ddimiensiofls Md ncHarac ctefistfsss nEs}higfh. ,6s55k feet di- { atneStters s tfeeto4 ninehss;;is SSapacRty,
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-06-30
These, adsoT TaaIxs TaxIIeoeppB Ie Bills

us EoUR bins impdsi6ge ead dldhd tax and q IS hAeaSSSS SSSS pgfhheerditt pignfherditapee aappse tafe nd plfiRmtibn pelfiRmtibnaHtilng aHlng amp5t 8 the present. taxes M th8NNse heen introdqGed in nythef house By ,tReBre sentattven kellsHd 0fni Minnes6ta t Rhehhills rensponsotehghys thed cR1n- liuitteen dis manufacturers and nfer. chants ioii federal taxation ana by the pFafinefsa Fedefa4 oraS, leRgIe. or ES
 ' n0her bff1 fthpBsdsr ahlta tax xane5f oi Der stenf on land values iRI excess e1ceesSss l6t5f Sl0,- eooo, after pttifng' s bdiIditHgs; and m- aprpSYe9mlentsn T iHn tsn and in the cpse of rps the cost lof clearing and draining $nd anaipteRancevof fertdlityoni The exeihp- cti0fis ara.so applihdhsto exempt ffbm taxatioqs @cc6rdingl tol Rf1g sNeflers es- leimate, approximately 9S per centbf qalp.aetdAl farmafss orIhe BflF f}}lfnsHo ttax holders of natufail ,,res0hrces, 5vaan sS sttss sboaS ts hSeS8ng a
 The inheritance tax bill aT ,lieseSa tax of 4-per cent on estates of from X Ss42gofseQess9Ato $35, ,oog,N2 Pers reqt P pn ss- tates from $35,O0e to $50,000, 4 Der lcenA 1h sastatesl ihomns50; 0;0DO eoolSlM, 4Q00a s sper cent on estates from $lbD,- 900 tG9 $250,OQQ, and graduated takes 8un-< ;er eestantte4sg 6&a aR aRafhh fhhcRalasiffg
 .iuil yths pdints g$100oo0, ,tWO
 5fih 5fiheaq,l after Mhffitafh. Mhffitafhs ther taxi .is||sc
 cent 4 lE3
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-06-30
Never Die, ,Yas6ays United States Ste

THE UnitedggStates Steel corPora- Js1 tion and its 1fasuDsidiaries have < filed with theJ Jfeasfal trade corh mis- sfiomyan answer to sthevesnmis4ion's jcom Plaint H last ApfHs ln xshic4 un- FfaiE competItion iA Mtkfsthte teom-
 merce was aNAgad TEeE EdaSe will now
 go to trial ois Hts H9ertH beford the ,ssommissioe g M
 RS Answering each of the 12 allegations
 set out in the original complaint the ksteA f0fRoration and it's subsidiaries
 call attention to the decision ot the United States Supreme court on March
 l, 1920, dismissing the suit brought agafnst the corporation by the gov lerImlenti dunder the Sherman Ianti-
 trust act. They aver that the r}tord of the court shows:
 l. A@fffflAa @fffflAatn attn Respondents did not hdve a ,mpnoYaly, of the iron ore depbsits, f eilfrer iii The Lake Superior distr1Gt or
 in the state of Alabama or in the
 UAiAed Ssates at large; did notl own or csptrp. the ultimate iron ore supply of the United States; did not oTn or control q monopoly of the coal sutable for steel making purposes in the United States; did not possess monbpoly HM the railroad and lake transuorta- t6R systems which carry ore frorh the
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-06-30
THIS fFR|1'|lS s]R[|17 sRFANF |NlF'bf FF'bfRfAbf'B[)' | NSfd-AKINb}@kj
Mas --Restless--H Couldn't . Sleepg aad aAight MassgE5E.
 Always Welcome.

Womble, residing at lO5 Jennings St., Knoxville, Tenn, a highly respected citizen of that city.
 T am now able," continued Captain Womble, after taking two bottles of Tanlac, to eat practically anything. ]. had bad form, of stomach and in ftl0stfSss"1a fls0 0ssstfs, $9 fsatsYs4%a ss.saatsssY s4a se" such thdt I suffered agony. @Got so l could not eat the simpl0IfBod. tried doctor after doctor and all kinds of medicine, but nothinG,stHat was ore, scribed for me seemedskoAdo fAe &nsE good l had terrible pain, in my, srsD1.pF CterGffseeSess,,t fASfafI
 q finally got so nervous that I ac;. tually dreaded tol0flHhtypU6 FN l could not sleep, and vas always so rNStless that l would rejoice p see dayA2AA cc1AK6 wxaAKd E6GlpatH all of the time. In fact, life seemed I was almost 6I 6I1MvanVESIpAagss I1}fMie v9arngeV VfE sIspas. { Several of my neighbors told me about Tanlac and advised me to try it.
 q am personally acquainted with MT. Dan M. Chambliss, of the firm of Kuhlman x Chambliss and when told him of my condition and how 1 suf- fered he advised me to begin taking Tanlac without delayrapd that it had
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-06-30
WaY. " With adinira-.
 inner. MAr aiaiet tfgnrell gnrd aat'a ather ,,nn ln1u M.hn

fSaha thietieatfgnrel |eB4fsA yard aatather 9yeeeef Jung lady whp uoesntA difference--
 "oh, but F. do. f knew what G0u |afeiaceoih@ng a,adnaItG6ph0NY dhe FtcHtIl eFfrffnaa ytwt6t aehayknaed "a ! hand- saW, and know lot abost woods fahdf y0df bRsidess-" l
 All fright # go id there an6 bfipg |lmeaHshahak tluaastl Malnut44A Ar9 ". W ydNSffiefd1p,t lfeavH the reqm to- show you. And Bert took d, small knife | ft6Rl lhe9 Spocaeq idiidts tscrafdhed a bit of p3tpt fkoJith file of pigeonholes. 'This desk has thin veneer of walndt, d soft pife lining, and that chair bottom Harakleawsa tRal hafig MSnof the grain" yeS
 You win!" smiled Mir. SinclaiE But why this sorf of work?" Oiie
 Bert explained that she was e6l- lector of old furniture and that it was her ambition some day to own and up= crate a shop for. repairing, refinishing and ddbiicatkg NAhtique pieces. She was so enthusiastic that MT. Sinclair was moved to ask
 Do you suppose such a shop could belirdt iRscSnjdhQH&il MSthJ al Humber ENerdas IRerd Heemed, irOhoMri Sin1 ,elaiS, Im sure it could, and I've lot Of other ideas, too."' of |
 Save 'em hnd report to me in d inontMulhelf lfegeGnd keep half s cAhthe WeoRtb's lead BlertrAad fodfid where they could get their initial Tot of period furniture. an expert wood finisherfand the bestEmarket for cedar, oaacstr,ue g ehshonnd baotheplibiil Of. Idh.99pfhtea dh.99pfhea llpfmnbbeft lSbRpld be sold uplfss enough cedar went with 1t to line at least one closet Ee MVod dlkqrk rkXtMaswtfe was5 tsc cold. ing E me this this mFaf9sr mFaf9srniing beSapsf, she had no cedar closet" declared MT. SindlHf. |eS.So Berts dream became a reality, and she was 'happy, till one day her emRplQy1sr emRply1sr l4a9i9d laid 1a1,dftteEe an her desk, Lawrence wanted to come ehome and 19gea ifsB btfsihessi Mftfi. his father $
 "Then 'Souql ffot need me-" her |iwhHe lips commerHed. used Ill oth b h iirCpqldpite without youl" sexe r claimed Mr.' Sinclair. But Bert Was not convinced, and cried herself sick lhehd8 QsheV edt h6mRns6 for Ct&o days ! eheitid inot tg6 tol wqrklelFhe SC f8pdd f88ppdd evening she had caller-Lawrencce
 Xsenee neeeha ehae 4ougge See 4eqaStw qsaStw you you MerelhntiltU asRynltou'd tal{el m neo in Seur department. If not, I'm out eef job," he pleaded. "He says y9une the only girl he ever knew who sal' whys khoms the difference 'twixth hawk and qhafppfdtsaWe b fliwgaasEss ffppeYHs ffppeYHs tt' but was too stubborn to admit. Forgive Fine and-take me-wlll you" Gre e.JJs1zis this a. business ~propositipn ?1n' stammered Bert as he tried to yake
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-06-30

raids of ffan the il1 Asssris4s sf ss pef1 Ehe
 in powetAf great kinaF FISt er4z It-oxarle e6ls tsss its easte# #lbh bee, t4l mountain heA1e Of the gres Hl 5arthiau empire. Klskander the G aaH4 paused. beneath-it-in pntsutt Fof DRtAE III tds send expeditions through AAH nearey' passes. Antiochus the GrdRNi marched
 C ttsIeet Eat9 Nd west a.s5flssl6ssE7Sn{1Ss.1S5 rsf 5enghis Khan. Kulagu Khan and Tamarlane with their ravaging Mongol hordes.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-06-30
snan LEillM .n!ie OOO,OOO Spent Daily

MES,tipdeeanthe ne4blAlere 6eel ling
 mighty pOvertystricken these
 days. Candy, tobacco, soft drinks, cand ehincfa luxaFieailn9sV are being nqarehased nfa.hase at the ratalef l$7, ,2oo,- ,0O0,QO0 a year in Chicago, New York and aONtheff blga Cities l6f the t6GeFllttitd United Scatesil. This is shown in reports of tay collections made to the Treasury
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-06-30
S2,0OO, GOO Gibraltar moofzutheou Skies

k,ob,bOS ochbfca feet;;o totaf Gift 'poker under normal conditions, S3 tons tor
 tai horse power, 2,10o; engines, 6 un-
 Saa@ qoSsaeedSn eedaSn9 of f6Saaqqn 6Saaqqn a69FFsss 69F 'g 1ts gdsolfhe eap&ci$ one Wrt9ns, which is sufficient for flight of 5,p0O
 miles, if flying at full speed, 70 miles
 an hour, or 6,5OO miles, equal to the 9tstahc from Great Bri3sht teeIprhn, if .tFayelipg at 60 miles an hour, the
 Cruising speed. The maximum height heY ship llcAff qtelicR iSl2BOb0 feet as ecompayedllwith 24,oOO feet by the I1fa71. po5Wsse powerful rfn 4hhg f@4at asfsp sstfsiap eafttaf and athelskNf It's Armament will consiss of l44 Lewis onaalliee ds,ips,sohe Hspofd-
 55nes 1a}9$d1'f aRa f8sE Saad ff'B BSBbs
 will be two mhchinetgun platforma a at dheSinlet 6ntha1ptltsidel9od ltild. shiIk
 eeHfbat, ltbeIsNserse stsHr sttsHs FEpfd FEpfd apothef 100 feet from the tail on, the bottom '%sfde Of atile Ship t6Mrepnlse attpfks from. ,eneath. Other guns will don
 trol the cabins and each of the en-
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-06-30

, along the eastern pant of
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-06-30
M6ur6 Besnavend, Paradis& Z&S
 ter, Hae Seen Many @nbSres Rise and FaIIFgIla

I n nicyasst as rtholympusE HS SGrd eceS lwpsopae fhmhAul3f the g1hi 8so Mt NJ i
 BemaYepqd' fmtYt qS a inn PPsrsia' is thAsara disc /, of Zoroaster., Many legennSl Aave ehr. l7Eef5pea gaads great noun E4M ,pf ak k, twtitchs, ,tok1efs aret 18,o0OEfM above 1theeplaifnlfso ifnlfso t8pdc4t is helf |lit supet''
 stitious awe by the native #IIIP much
 s5 that tic Df1y Way to se&fHa guide, sspply yfir thinnvm month's tdlhsy. lniMa4rtl pspaYend outriYlF in pfee portion any mQuntain in N9h4pe, andr is tile h1ghest peak in sohlA kes tern
 Asia The fire worshipers shn Persian
 classical poetry tell abouT Hhf monsl
 ter Styrant zohak, who, hFMi4 in his, OEolsds0de tyranny, was cbal9ed Pro
 metheus-like upon its pe4s.l Almost
 at it's very base the motheE Nf Zorohs9
 for was k<1rf--=s x8EIH
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-06-30

"oh, ,fbut E' do. I knew what aou ], snadnaItdSTkh6Y dhe taEIifeFrffqaaea Frfqaaefay ytwt6t sehaysnaed "a Hand-
 saw, and I know a lot abokt woods oahtff yDhT hRlidass.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-06-30
A Man,s Faith.

g zlnprozress, alkgaM, ,iasgbW an mp- ypfpxiA t8bnGThe NBd shesefreached, nEver caA be. perfiapssnetersc0Gid be, hgt AheTefogtEshoula be sgontirnons aNd karfNsty Exit shoSldsalsp be Mnfel2 kksfft eaH kisould nos beAselfnpBraid- ing and morbidly dissatisfied with it. sesfE RrAss is said to be useful to tth heHs&AsAT not to ourselves? We 5eHo GfdVbH justc Anf geaereas to our. selves. One of our first duties is to oohfselResntt6c anaRe odfse}ves happy. BRher Nweo can make othersoharpy, and make them grpw. and grow with them. Ofs course, indulgence is not always affie twaye tSS make ourselves happy. audd yesftfieref are some indulg geDces that we should permit ourselves. The
 philosophy of life is understood by but sfsemplataulfnHitef makeE l{ss NoftenA bpndly practice and illustrate it than 'p5feap h tHigehhnr hhnrGlisl6ohes5 Gl Wecjssss3SSis sSi
 tice better than wet preach.-isamue) iRplNY4lsss. the all around X,NfSI
 the SHEKWTN-WTLT N A, ,.t The situation5
 ,Is;assgtls' s;sa|s at ape;tb eybafH a2fH Hsssq4Y sssqY
 fsaw, fgy. If tb9 FsjG'~CMEg5%iakyISE1s ,sjG~MEg%iakyISE1s s3Ss 6og4 E
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-06-30
} 39;31' 5; a'.5 Ny ;ss ssy IE;s:1as.ll
 tf4is MeH MesHfim4H4iol in nisrs Ro1fRsfhSK.ffff fl

may induce others to take it. Since taking this medicine l actually feel with the youth, energy and ambition of sixteen-year-old boy" yl HaRha H f lf eat fngsis re.-NdYerfiSemenf
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-06-30
||gg5Es a5Is S2J{{g @aI Hkw
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EMEtQ4 F&BNAF A9a ok E1fEs otS dies 4Nalmate hsseA foA le Ta asi f'Sa st alle
 6eF how jsi weoeiStng approximately 5eo oq91s seelA a9 S6e Bnis at laff taHts.. S1ch taxes are based on about one-tenth of the cash received yE4KF IDierchaGD ESTES
Williams news., 1921-09-09

ing cunning; an effort to procure their game without too great risk of their own lives. In the desperation of their hunger they could not remember such things as the fear of men. They spread out farther, and at last Dan looked up to find one of the gray beasts waiting, like a shadow himself, in the shadow of tree not one hun dred feet from the sled. Snowbird whipped out her pistol.
 Don't darei" Dams voice cracked out to her. He didn't speak loudly; yet the words came so sharp and com manding, so like pistol fire itself, that they penetrated into her consciousness and chOked back the nervous ref1exes that in an instant might have lost them one of their three precious shells. She caught herself with a sob. Dan shouted at the wolf and 1t melted into the shadows.
 You won't do 1t again, Snowbird? ?' he asked her very humbly. But his meaning was clear. He was not as skilled with pistol as she; but if her nerves were breaking, the gun must be taken from her hands. The three shells must be saved to the moment of utmost need.
 No" she told him. looking straight into his eyes II won't do it again."
 He believed her. He knew that she spoke the truth. He met her eyes with half smile. Then, wholly without warming, Fate played its last trump
 Again the wilderness reminded them of its might, and their brave spirits were almost broken by the utter re mOrSeleSSneSS of the blow. The girl went on her face with crack of wood. Her snow shoe had been cracked by her fall of the day before. when rum ming to the fire, and whether she struck some other obstruction in the snow, or whether the cracked wood had simply given way under her weight, mattered not even enough for
Williams news., 1921-09-09
Arizona, August 27, 1921.
Workn7en

NOTICE is hereby given that Hubert R. Lauzon, of Grand Canyon, Arizona, who, on Feb ruary 25, 1918, made Home stead Entry, No. O37841, for WASEA NEA, SWANEA, E12SEANWA, MEL ASWA SEANWASWA, NEASWA- SWA, NkSEASWA, Section 4, Township 31-N., Range INV. G.&S.R.B.& & Meridian, has fil- ed notice of intention to make Three Year Proof, to establish claim to the land above des- cribed, before J. E. Jones, Judge of the Superior Court, at Flagstaff, Arizona, on the 9th day of October, 1921.
 Claimant names as witnesses w. F. Griffin, Wm. Donaldson, Tom L. Moore, F. L. Payne, all of Grand Canyon, Arizona.
 CHAS. E. MARSHALL.
 Register. Sept. ? to Sept. 30, 1921.
Williams news., 1921-09-09

off and the SnowShoe hadn't broken. It would have nearly killed us, but I believe we could have got out. That's why I didn't try this other way first. A man with his bare hands hasn't much of a chance against another with a rife, and I don't want you to be too hopeful. And of course. the hardest problem is finding his camp
 But I do feel sure of one thing :: that he is back to his old trapping line on the North Fork-somewhere south of here-and his camp is somewhere on the river. I think he would have gone there so that he could cut of any attempt I might make to get through with those letters My plan is to start back at an angle that will carry me between the North Fork and our old house. Somewhere in there I'll find his tracks. the tracks he made when he first came over to burn up the house. l suppose he was careful to mix 'em up after once he arrived here but the first part of the way he HEely walked straight toward the house from his camp Somewhere, if I go that way, I'll cross his trail-with- in 10 miles at least. Then I'll back track kim to his caInp.''