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| iNVESTOR-$3,0 900 cash will buy two four
story tenements. near East 18th st.. on
| lot 25x1o0; has store: low rent. ~ 500: owner
must sell. leaving town. Dixie, c1i Yves,
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ACRE COUNTRY RESIDENCE. 81 900.
One-half mile to town; nicely situated near
woods; no mosquitoes; healthy climate; pret-
~ room house; barn, spring water, COW
20 hens; price, complete. 81 300. II. EHM-
LER, Hooeick Falls. Rensselaer, Co., n. Y.
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GREENS FARMS. Wcstport--char
house q rooms. 2 bs'hs. 2 fircplsfes'
electricity, csr garage; In 80 rres
~ beautiful country. cne mile rom
sound. extensive view OF Long Isana'
price sso. 900 Address J. B., tx 20.
room iq0i. g2) West AID st.
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LARGE DAIRY FARM-Dutchess county, n.
v. fine section Harlem Valley: mile from
town and station; on State road: las acres
tillable and pasture, 100 woodland, gravity
spring water, fine stream. under high culti.
vation splendid l. room rouse. all cutbuild-
ings. modern COW stables for fifty head silo,
two poultry houses. It's bargain at 10000;
liberal mortgage. EDWARD C. DAYTON.
Realty Specialist, roughkeepsie, n. Y.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

Washington Heights. Above i95th St..
West af 8th Av
$1,000 CASH.
Corner +7x1O0.
near 20Tth Broadway subway.
story new law
stores, % apa rtn,ents;
perfeo. condition;
rent sii,500; expenses $1,000.
RYAN Co. 142 West 125th.
$f2 900 cash for 50 foot Heights corner:
excellent terms rent s15. 800; price SD2 800.
NEHRlNG BROTHERS, 14ii St. Nicholas
av., corner 1S2d.
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ATTRACTIVE eight room dweBug. large
plot. garage. modern improvement. IDEAL
location immediate possession $4,000 cash.
aN. AL-LL IIatnr hAnt
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-
LOTS FOR SALE, large. leveL DRY ana
clean, only 20 miles from New work caltny,
So,vn' BALANCE weekly or r,cnssy payments
spread over five years: 1885 of for cash; no
Interest, no taxes for two yenrs payments
suspended for a period II cN 81 work OF
sick free deed In case OF tath lena To-
Gated AZ Milford, Conn. on heauilin, i@ons @
Island sound, only a few nnirg.es Walk iron,
Myrtle and Walnut beaches ldeol site ior a
summer home or for invesrnsnt seno AD ior
descriptive circular. !. " WlLbuk. Co.,
wi,ford Point road. Milfrfd. Conn. Phone
Miord siI. Es,ahlished n years.
LAKE AND RIVER FRONT FARMS.
Get our Big Illustrated Fnrgain Book-f rec
sIoCrM FARM ACENcl ltl sroeeMaz.
Conn New house . bedrooms, baths.
maids room, 2 omen fircnlacrs. iivlne room,
soxf7 feet; attached rarageg; elestric nsh,'
A. BAKER. Jr.. Re@syton' Conn. fhons
Darien 2Sa.
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Manhattap--Mlscella ellansous.

A SUBSTANTIAL. central and Ideally To-
Gated elevator apartment for sale; will
consider con smaller Manhattan income proper;
ss3, 900; equity 1880, 900; principals only.
pERscHucH q co, 20 cortIsndt st
APARTMENT HOUSE. New law, Upper
Wet side. 5osso. Income 81 500. Price.
PoR&roNs s'h s'Es@ Bank bds REALT1 doubH: o1R
Circle Suite n2o
APARTMENT hotel. Upper Broadway. leo
rooms. Rent s32. 900 grose. Price $4,000
Cash. 81, 1000. Long lease. j. r, REALTY
SmRhpoEAIioN Shds f;sl Gotham aso Bank Bldg Col
BEAUTIFUL five story. % IT. wide double
apartment house. built 100 t. on one of
the city's most beautiful avenues rent 81, =
200 price ss2.0o0 DURosS. i55 West i4th
BROADWAY corner. i60xi6o Elevator
500 600. Cash. s25, 900. ''yy &, REALTY r1
CORPORATION. Gotham Bank Bldg. Col
unsbus Circle Suite aSo'
| INvEsToR--S3.0 900 cash Will buy two four
story tenements. near East 18th ST.. on
| lot 25x1oo; has store: low rent. $4,000; owner
must sell. leaving town. Dixie. c1i west
| o3d ~.
| REMoDFLED dwelling In 70's; five stores.
ten apartments; wonderful income: beau-
| tifulb finished. Can be bought at great
bargain. ROBERT NJ FULTON, Z r. AID.
ST. Av. corner-G story. 7 stores: price
$io0,o 900: cash $4,000: six story apartment,
house, with Z stores. corner on B'way near
| lfhth st.; Bronx apartment house. rent
$500. cash $4,000, and other bargains.
| Call for particulars. NOCHOMsoN HA4 w.
l4oth near Bsay. Tel Audubon 243o.
| 100 FEET on 81. Nicholas av.. five story
full particulars. c. NJ. Folsom Co.. 800
West f20th.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above seth St.--5th Av. to East Rive

NO. 20 EAST s5th ST.
BETWEEN 5th and Madison avs. Lot
25x102, with frame buildings. Located op.
erection on Madison av., between S5th and
Seth SITS. Suitable for Improvement with
physicians or business building or bachelor
apartment house. Will exchange, Owner,
WILLIAM ID. FITZPATRICK. lao Broadw ay.
sToREKEEPERs. ATTENTION.
Y,iorkville section, foot OF the stairway OF
IL station. two story building with one
large store; electric lights and bath; pos
session soon: suitable for any line of busi-
ness; price SIG, 800; good terms; at present
occupied by baker: owner compelled to sac
D: KEMPNER & SON. INC,
522 9th av, Murray Hill 4o15.
WILL RENT OR SELL.
Dwelling In splendid location for Doctor or
Dentist In Fast sixties.
]. A. CASSIDY, 206 Bway. Cortlandt 6o42.
nth. JOG. 30S. si0 East-Together or srpa-
rately. JOSEPH ABRAMSoN. 46 w. 46th.
GOTH ST, Lexington av., year lease for
sale. business and dwelling; large profit.
KELLY. $40 9th av.
s8TH. 24i East-Ii room house, all Improve
ments, newly decorated, electricty new
fixtures; between express stations; month
~ 5000. lease, possession July !. Call 1112
Lexington av. Rhinelander 1922
1olst ST, ADJOINING MADISON Av.
THREE-STORY apartment house with
store. Good location for retail store dealer.
Price, $4,000. Owner WILLIAM D. Kill
PATRICK, 14o Broadway.
20g 1NvEsTMENT-Triple tenement. Tooth
st. and nd 3D. av; colored tenants; rent s3.Ioo;
price $4,000; easy terms.
PORTER e. CO. 15a w 125th at
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Br6nx-Sale or Let.

most exceptional opportunity to purchase
a 10 room family house on plot 50x100,
all improvements, hot water supply Call
2641 Creston av.. near Klngsbridge road
subway station. ! block west Of Concourse.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Richmond--Sale ar Let.

BRIGHTON HEIGHTS. STATEN ISLAND.
lot so II. front. ,lc0 IT, deep: high class
neighborhaod; price For cash only $500;
~ minutes TO ferry, 3 minutes to trolley.
Address STONE. 424 West 23d. Chelsea
92Io
BrNGALOW-Four roefns. furnished; prl-
vate beach; electric light. city water; s., 600
cash. REDDALL. 50 seafoam ST.. New
Dorp, S. !.
STATEN 1sLAND--10 room stuccc house, al.
improvements, 2 car garage, within min
utes OF Fort wadsworth railroad station
ready for immediate occupany; rent 500
Apply Smith. 6lI Fineerboard Road, or Tel
rompkinrville 20io.
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REMoDFLED dwelling In 70's five stores
ten apartments; wonderful income: beau
tifulb finished. Can be bought at a grea,
bargain. ROBERT NJ EIfIITON e 4cd
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New York Stafc-sale or Kent.

BIO old mill, brook, Berkshire State road,
mile depot. 6f miles out: sell cheap, reat
responsible. eHrer fenced. reas0'ablc: suit
able tea room. inn. gas, auto. antique shop.
Gail personally. noom "a, East Ard. 10 70 =.
COUNTRY HOME AND STOCK FARM
SEPARA1E Or TSGI.THER
NEAR BREWSTER, PUTNAM CO., ~. Y.
80 MILES FROM NEW YORK.
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FOR SALE OR Rent.

For Herp that Is f,.t Of ~pep" aud am
bitior PET your Wont Ad. IN THE NEW
YORK HERALD. fts oUALfTY.oUAN-
TfTY circulation brings hioh type o.
replies. Telephone Worth 10000.
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ATTRACTIVE s room house, az improve
ments, splendid location, great sacrifice,
$4,000. 2233 hndrewsH av.. call after
O'Clock.
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
yve,iche,ter-->aIe or Let.

~ ACRES. HOUsE--All for s .0c0 rolling
land: elesati, 800 feet fine views; 10.
caticn FOR iah., room nopse. barns. &C.:
2A hours froso Albany Post Road wonderful
location fos camp. week ends or sumner
nome; rcrna -aa.is bargein.
GEORGE HOWE, ss1 fifth Avenue. ny.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-12-13

The choir of the Methodist church
here is planning on giving a cantata,
"The Spirit of Christmas" on Satur-
day evening, Dec. %, and the men,
bers are working overtime in prepar-
ing themselves for the big event.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-12-13

Chas. Ouradnik,, who is managing
one of the Jown w. Maher firms south
of the city on-a partnership basis, and
who during the past few weeks has
conducted meetings in all parts Of the
country n 1.-THE interests of the Ramsey
County Farm Bureau has arranged
with the business men of Churchs Fer
ry to hold a monster meeting in that
city son Saturday of this week. The
principal idea Of the meeting is to ex-
plain to the frmers and business men
all of the inside workings Of the farm
bureau, and as the Churchs Ferry
community boasts 6 as live bunch
of farmers as there is to be found in
the state, we opine that record at
tendance might be expected if the
weather permits.
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ice Welding of this city underwent
an operation at the Mercy hospital
last Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Anna Edminster arrived here
last week from Fargo to spend the
holidays at the James Stetson home.
C. 0. Russell and w. Fl. Hofmeister,
two Of the big dealers in auto tires
here, left Monday for Chicago, where
they will spend several days looking
after business matters.
Mrs. o. c. Thomas is substituting
for Mrs. Newlander, teacher at the
library, who left last Monday for
Great Falls, Mont, in response to a
message announcing the serious ill
ness Of her sister. We learn that
since Mrs. Newlander left for the
Montana city, her sister has improv-
ed, so she might be expected back
soon.
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And while your thinking of good
place to dance, don't forget the big
event to be put on by the Sheet Metal
Workers Union in this city on Fri
day evening, Dec. 20. This will be
one of the big dances of the season,
and a jolly good time is assured to
all who attend it.
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Money to loan ON farm land at
reasonable rates. John w, Maher. Il.

The annual bazaar put on by the
ladies of the M. E. Church on Thurs
day of last week proved huge sue
cess in every respect, and the pro-
ceeds were much larger than that
were anticipated, being some over
5000.
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Included in various apportions for
various Indians in the country, are two
sums from the Fort Totten reselva-
ton. A sum of SS4,l25.00 is asked
for the school al Fort Totten, and
S4,SOO.O0 is requested for the Devils
Lake Sioux.
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Mrs. William Casos of this city
underwent a serious operation at the
Mercy hospital yesterday morning.
T. Thoraldson of Grafton was
among the cut of town visitors in
Devils Lake last week.
Local c1eameres are today paying
so cents per pound for butter fat,
the highest price paid for many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Miller, who
spent some time here visiting with
friends and relatives, left last We'd
nesday for their home at Bowman,
N. Oak.
Rev. P. S. Grimstead returned from
Toxic Tuesday, where he visited Sun
day school and held the preaching SER
vices. While there he was entertain
ed at the homes of Mr.. and Mrs.
Graham and MI. and Mrs. Tom'inson.
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Save $500

Learn banking, accounting, sew
retarial work, bookkeeping, Short
hand, typewriting, and prepare for
a position "HIGHER UP" It takes
but a short time and the cost is
moderate. Enter at once and you
will get reduction Of $55 on your
tuition. Write the Union Com
mercial College, Grand Forks, N.
OAK, for free catalog and full
particulars. 46-tt.
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The best Italian violin strings and
extras for string instruments at Hues-
gems.
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Otto f. Odegard Of Rock Lake tran.
sactcd business in DeSyils Lake o:
Friday of last week.
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Strayed- lea,ling bull calf, red and
white. Finder please notify Anton
Bosch, owner, r. No. /, Devils Lake,
n. d. 502tp.
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Learn Auto Mechanics. Practical
Training. Large school Write Hanson
Auto & Troctor School, Fargo, N. D.
36-tfc.
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Much interest is being taken in
the Boys club dance to be given at the
Grand Roller Rink on Friday evening
of this week. The boys are doing
their darnest to make the event a
huge success. and promise to have a
large floor committee on the job
to see that all comers are acquainted
with all other comers, and that the
very best kind of a time may be en-
joyed by everybody. Jimmy Nc
Gurren's orchestra, with Marie Locke
at the pino, will furnish the music,
ard the general public is invited.
A. J. Mcdonnell, who spends most
cf his time in the city, but is out at
his farm in Grand Harbor township
for several months each year, and has
quite reputation as /; road builder,
admits that he never studied engineer
ing in schools, but roads that have
been built under his supervision COM
pare very favorably with the best
stateroads to be found in the state.
During the past season he constructed
four and a quarter mile Of road, all
having a 20 foot surfce, and finished
two mile grade in the center of
Grand Harbcr township just before
the ground froze. Mr.. Mcdonnell is
Scot, but has lived in the United
States so long that he is an sAmeri-
can in every respect. He has lived
in the Lake region since the yeal
1883, and up to eight years go lived
near Webster, but has made his nome
between his farm in Grand Harbo,
township and Devils Lake since that
time.
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26 pieces of silver table ware in
chest complete $1O.75 at Huesgen's.

26 pieces of silver table ware in
chest complete $1o.75 at Huesgen's.
iohner accordeons and mouth or
cans; very desirable gifts for boys.
Get them at Huesgen's.
Otto f. O,Eegard of Rock Lake tran
sactcd business in Deyils Lake on
Friday of last week.
Learn Auto Mechanics. Practical
Training. Large school Write Hanson
Auto & Troctor School, Fargo, N. D.
36-tfc.
MI. and Mrs. F. l.. Liftwich Of
Hansboro we've among the out of
town shoppers in the city on Friday
Of last week.
Joe Welding of this city underwent
an operation at the Mercy hospital on
Friday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orris Forsberg
are the proud parents of a bright
baby boy born to them on Friday of
last week.
A bright baby girl was born on
Wednesday Of last week to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Vonsteinvoort at the
Mercy hospital.
Experienced lady bcokkeeper and
stenographer wants position. Bank
position preferred. Write rs CO
World. 5O-5tp.
| Mark Richardson is enjoying visit
from Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Stubzjoen
of Brandon, Man. The Stubzjoens
were former residents of Devils Lake
and are well known here.
Miss Maud Hown and John R.
Fruck, both Of this city, were married
on Thursday afternoon Of last week
by Rev. Geo. Loftness, and the couple
will make their home in Devils Lake.
Rev. Geo. Loftness has been quite
seriously i'll during the past few days
from a severe attack Of pneumonia.
Elmer A. Kildahl of Churchs Ferry
left last week for Rochester, Minn., to
consult specialists at the Mayo hos
pital in regard to some trouble he has
been having with his back.
The choir of the Methodist church
here is planning on giving cantata
"The Spirit of Christmas" on Satur-
day evening, Dec. %, and the men,
bers are working overtime in prepar-
ing themselves for the big event.
A class of candidates was initiated
into the Catholic Daughters of Ameri.
ca order on Thursday evening Of last
week, and at the same time held the
annual election of officers, with the
result that the following were elected
for the ensuing year: Grand regent
Mrs. Lucy Traynor; vice grand re.
gent, Mrs. Kate McPassac; historian
Mrs. Mack V. Traynor; monitor, Mrs
Charles Holt; sentinel, Mrs. Cecilia
MEME; organist, Mrs. Myrtle Rout'
ier; proftress, Miss Gertrude Rear
don; trustees, Mrs. Emma Seiberlicf
and Mrs Luella Rpp; financial secre.
tary, Mrs Anna Redmond; treasurer
Mrs. Minnie Flummerfelt
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Hohner accordeons and mouth or
cans; very desirable gifts for boys.
Get them at Huesgens.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-12-13

MI and Mrs. F. L. Liftwich Of
Hanshoro were among the out of
town shoppers in the city on Friday
Of last week.
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WEEKLY ITEMS OF INTEREST
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION
IN AND ABOUT DEVILS LAKE

Get your engagement and wedding
rings at Huesgen's.
Pure bred Giant Bronze turkeys TO!
for sale. Toms $500, hens $500.
Wm. Gunnerud, r. f, D. No. 8. Brins-
made, n. D. 46-6tp.
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Joe Welding Of this city underwent
an operation at the Mercy hospital on
Friday of last week.
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I N3 Dietand Health |
e. s!.nys~ By Lulu Hunt Peters, MD !
.6 Of Diet and Health, rp1th Ksgto the Galleries.
ILL, MYSELF;
The History of Me by Me
CHAPTER NNI1I.

the drug store a. doctor directed ard
Mama washed the nipple horoueh'E
and then kept one OF the shielos on u
all or the time except when nursen'
Before | nursed and after l nursed she
washed II very carefully each time. ana
| did not nurse so long on that breast
as usual during this time.
These lead nipple shields. Doctor
saws, have proved very helpful ana
she always uses them. Many othcr
physicians also advise them and In the
great Lying-In- Hospital in New YORK
they use them frequently
The milk which flows from the nip,
ple In conjunction with the LEAD OF
the shield seems 20 form an antlseptic
solution and that. with continuous
moisture. keeps the crack soft md an
tisecptic and nature soon grows hchInS
skin over II.
Doctor SAYS she found that some or
the peasant women OF the balkans han
method Of treating their nipples II
they get cracked that was somewhat
similar They pour some melted wax In
q half shou Of n walnut to take up some
of tho srace and 70 line 1t smoothly and
,bey keen this bound on their nipples,
Doctor FOUND some terrible breast All
ecesses among them so she does not ao-
wise this method.
Some physicians. instead OF using
softcning antiscptiC solutions on the
nipple, will paint a crack with tinc'ure
n benzoin. They report good results
yrom this Others keep on antseptlc
| lotions such as boracic acid. mixture OF
bismuth and castor oil. etc
I,is highly important to keep a era OK
| "a n,nnle antiseptic because germs which
muse inflammation think crack is an
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lNThree:Mlnute IalesMas}l
A SATIN DRESS
ByfAdSSchuster

a., NAV Fl,sry she came down the hill
,yi,h Ramon 10 find IA Jones. Followed
some rapid and expressive Spanish Win
the husbands Interpretation.
"sh. SAYS" Ramon explained con-
deps!ng several hundred words into the
few she IS very much obiige.
Tiulra smiled ard departed. with
b.r arms folded thac the white fur on
her sleeves might show 10 best aaE"h-
t.gc and with n serious and oNsstuIE
seIf-conscious look on her race she
walked the length OF the street OF 'A1
Whining town, turned on her hee' an
,yalked back. Each day she TOOK n@4t
hour for the delights or mae"I.n",,i.
one day Ramon. IN town. was nj
~. a, automobile. Someone 'o!u IL
-. ,bat because ne was not injured
T., ,bo mine he could not 60 10 INC
,-,,,,y bosnital she was nurse anu
800 until IA Jones. hearing or t"e
accjdent climbed the hill TO make IN
quiry. .o,a. we're
boxss and the table was another' A"o
nd upon which the injured ma,
croa ned IN pain had been fashioned by
-, ont OF boards. T!ll!;a was teaE'"'
,ra opxious Jones looked At the sce"o
~ nover,y and thought OF the dress.
"c,,,,dren. he thought. ma Ee.
,nsv have been giving their money mos
~ !, 70 the older men who are out Oh
work" .a,,.o'
Ramon was moved 20 the h"sp''a'
ava T:ll!,a stood by silent ana eN-
rrassinnlcss when the operation w.
performed. Later she was as silent a'.u
b-,ve when they explained 20 her tha'
Ramon nigh, de and that blood trans
snsion was the only hope. she Fo'un-
,nerad and then insisted II IS my
Mod and no other n" must have. she
aid and went through The ordeal win
Tho same look the town had seen when
she walked the streets In her saH'
dress. ,Lsd
And the dress" Ia Jones "sNS S
,vo weeks later when Ramon back II
his shack. was coavalesc!ng.
TUl!,a smiled She knew the wore
/ 7, the corner OF the room was an apple
harrrr from which she drew, with the
air ~ n woman removing treasure
J from n cedar chest. the garment OF hei
hearts delight.
| Somorrow-SilenCe Gives Consent.
| ,c,onyrlcht. 1922. Geo. Matthew Adams
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A W orry story.

last week we mad terrible excite
want OF our house when l spat up
IIttIe hit of blood which l had nursHa
from the little crack in my mamma
minnie. Mamma was so upset thinking
that had some serious disease tn"l
she really made herself Ill from II ana
the curious thing was that while was
MI III before, I was terribly III after
ward!
Instead Of splitting up little or my
milk which l do occasionally, l ronII-
ed up a lot OF It and l had dlarrhea
and | felt sumpthin' terrible. Doctor
said that II was wholly due TO the
change that took place IN my m''N
Lecause Mama had been 80 terribly up
cot and worried over my splitting up
the blood. Isn't that strange
Doctor say that It Ia not unusual al
all for babies 10 be upset when mann" y
are upset and my Cherle says that u
has taught her Il big lesson.
II was lucky Mama got our doctor
haroro she got Off to her medical con-
ycntion because that little crack might
baya hcen the means Of both Mama
ora me haylnc. Il very serious time.
don't mind being III myself so mucn'
hut 7 would feel terribly n my Mama
vbould be III on account Of my being
such a greedy baby and drawing :"
Justify on my milk that | made Mama
nipple tender. Mama takes all tho
hlane for this, however. She won't
Let me take any Of it. She says that
- ono had kept something on the nipple
TO keep Is soft and moist between my
musings after II got tender that It
n~obablv would not have cracked.
Wa got the lead nipple shields al
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Ramon. the uoldcr. stood on the foot-
bridge. outside the works and laughed
He waved his hand dSrtsively at the men
filing from the shop and shouted ~
them in Mexican Ramon. on piece woEN
had finished twenty minutes before tue
whistle and this twenty minutes ne hiu
spent standing on the bridge Tor '"e
opportunity 70 eNUlt over his leL.o"S'
"Thev'rc like kids" IA Jones tn"ught
10 himself 'Tut the NeN'cans IN one
crew and the Americans in another and
both will work better. Tel '0"Ns TEL
lows they can Quit when they have I'm
Isbed a good days work and they II race
for the chance 70 set out ahead Of the
rest" Pa was superintendent ~ the
COPPER mine which sent M its aust ana
its fumes in an arizona desert.
Instead Of climbing up the path 70
his cabin, which hung % the slope or
hiU overlooking the mine. the Mexican
with an elaborate air Of uncoNcern
sdgel I'D to the boss. The boy and the
MN in him were exhibited IN hashtuI
grins followed b. determined and over
done efforts a. hus!nessi!k" dSmsanor.
Mr.. Jones" said Ramon. softly, I
would like 25 dollo.'
Jones %Nistled. You got you- pay
last night. didn't you. and its SAL ism
IT. what are YOU doing. Planning 10
leave the camp
! II pay you back mex, week" Ramon
nron1ised 1T Is = dress my wife saw IN
me store. sh" wants Il. I; cost %
dollo,- -
IA Jones could see the ten-hv-,welNe
shack Of Ramon or the hill. TflNta. IN
faded house dress. was standing n he
door gazing down ,
Isn't that prel;y rru.h tor mining