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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10
FOREIGN COMMERCIAL LAW
PROVISIONS ARE EVER CHANGING
Since World War 1t Has Been Difficult for Exporters to
Become Familiar With Digests of Statutes in
Countries Where Business Is Done

over. drafts RENTED for collection or
bought for some one cisc's account:
that which may hnvc been turned
over To the insolvent debtor for
transmission To another person:
amounts due the insolvent debtor
from Ss+rl~made for another PERSONS
account. merchandise which the in
solvent debtor may have purchased
on credit and which may not have
been turned over TO him. Conse-
Quently. merchandise in transit which
has not been pail for belongs to the
principal and is so, Included In the
bankruptcy.
Not NGvnnrr Money.
The laws in Spain governing con-
diiional sales or consIgnments stipu-
late that the commission agent lis TO
discharge his commission In accord
0nce with the instructions received
from his principal and to the best
interest OF all concerned In the alb
scncc of specific Instructions. the
agent Is not supposed to advance
money for payments OF any sort. The
compission or consignment arrange
ment can be revoked mt any time by
the principal unless otherwise speci-
h"d. An agent cannot be deprived OF
consigned goods IL Disbursements
expended has been reimbursed. He
is supposed 10 remit tho proceeds OF
the sale OF part or all OF the goods
ia the manner agreed upon.
Tn" fact of consignment implies
possession OF lille 10 goods by the
principal until final settlement has
boen made. falling special written ar
rangenents 10 the contrary.
There is no particular method OF
safeguarding consigned goods from
heing merged in a bankrupt estate.
excep, that II the goods are stiil
unscld prompt action by "A focal law
yer might succeed in getting an
order from the court to claim and
remove tn" goods. In any case con-
signed merchandise IS preferred
claim in the creditors list
Cannot Exercise Lien.
lien can not hc exercised against
American or other forciGn-OwRed
consigned goods in the hands of an
agent unless the person exercising
the lien has "a direct claim against
the principal when the principals
name liz not disclosed tn. agent liz
bound personally; II the principals
nam. ~ disclosed. the agent is not
bound
II the American shipper sells goods
on consignment to b. paid for as
sold ana portion OF the goods is
sold without payment being made 10
the principal as agreed. the only
remedy IL the institution OF Grim
lnal Proceedings BY the principal
against the agent through tn. Span
ism courts, which action would ma
,uraIly he accompanied by the i'm
mediate revocation OF the consiru-
nent agreement
The status OF goods consigned TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10

German concerns 10 determined by
the German civil, commercial codes.
az there iB no special legislation on
the subject. The laws provide In
substance that. In order to retain
title ITO his goods until sold. an
American shipper TO German con-
signee can enter into an agree
inent with the latter TO the effect that
the goods remain his property and
are TO be- cared for for him as such
Accordingly they may not he mixed
with similar property OF the Ger
man consignee.
Authorize ConsiEne~ TO Sell.
In order to give effect to tho wishes
of the consignor the agreement must
authorize the conslgnee to sell the
goods for the owner. TO avoid any
question as to tho property In the
goods remaining with the consignor
until the purchase price has been
paid the agreement should further
st!pulate that the consignce may not
transfer ownership rights in whole
or In part until such time as pay
ment has been effected.
In case OF the bankruptcy Of the
consignee the consignor has tho right
to identify aud. set aside his goods.
provided they were stored separately
and distinctly from those Of the
bankrupt The only persons having
liens upon the goods OF the con
signee are taJ the forwarding agent.
'b) the storekreper. and 'c) The car
Tiers. These three have liens on the
goodsior their unpaid charges there
On!
l.,ta La, \ ia,
modi;ics ccnters for the moment in
machinery. according to inquiries re-
ccived during III. week. but wide
| rood stuffs. automobiles. acces-
sories. wearing apparel. and q large
rauge/of miscellaneous commodities
Brozli wants textile machinery
France. woodworking machinery
| india. "a carbide manufacturing plant
woodworking machinery. and oil and
| hour minis: New Zealand. electrical
plants and engines for farms and
dairies: Norway. road making and
mining machinery; Spain. machinery
for making wine. barrels.
Not heretofore Published.
Ntne Of the Information here given
las sc.eu heretofore publish Sd
opportunities listed below refer tn
contidnntiai information. To obtain
he confidential INFORMATION 1t is
necessary only for Americau expor-
tcrs TO apply to the Richmond Cham
Der OF Commerce. giving The number
or numbers of the inquiry or inqnir-
les In which they are Interested.
tIEerin.
1851 Candles.
1851 FoOdstuns.
1851 Hardware. general
Australia.
ij33 Fertilizers.
Belgium.
1852 Tobacco.
452S Chemicals
HrnEiI.
1853 Machinery. textile, for wool
ems
Cnnndu.
s5Ii Binder iwinc.
fJ21 Machinery. transmission. for
Timber camp. log rollers, etc.
China.
sass Flour. In 1000 ton shipments.
CIrrhosioNnki
$3.50 Guns. rev"lvcrs. rifles, ana
shot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10
If SICK, Bilious!
START YOUR LIVER
Don't Take Caome Dodson Liver Tone Acts Better and Doesn't
Gnpe Savae or Make You Sick-Dont Lose
Days Work-Read Guaranteed

Ugh! Calomcl makes you sick. It's
horrible! Take a dose Of the danger
Gus drug tonight and tomorrow you
may lose days work.
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis of the bones.
Calomel, when it comes into contact
with sour bile crashes into it, break
ing it up. This is when you feel that
awful nausea and cramping If you
are sluggish and call knocked out, if
your liver is torpid and bowels con
stipated or you have headache, dizzi-
ness, coated tongue, if breath is bad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10

or stomach sour, just try spoonful
of harmless Dodson's Liver Tone to-
night.
Here's my guarantee Go to any
drug store and get a bottle of bod
sons Liver Tone for few cents. Take
spoonful and if it docsn t straighten
you right up and make you feel fine
and vigorous I want you to go back
to the store and get your money.
Dodson's Liver Tone is DESTROYING
the sale Of calomel because it is en-
tircly vegetable, therefore it can not
salivate or make you sick.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10

for leave for Mr.. Reilly Was not sug-
Gcstcd by Washington officials. SO
far as is known AZ this time 1t was
said. 40 change in the Governorship
Of Porto Rico is contemplated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10
Tnihot O.. u~non,In,,~d

WASHiNGrJN. Dec. 9.--rrcsident
Harding returned today to the Senate
the nomination or Joseph ". Tol.
bart. TO h" Federal marshai for the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10

Confirmation OF tho frst nomination
failed at the recent special session q,
Congress because OF the opposition
of senator Dial. Democrat. OF that
state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10
'vv9]I1 g a]lavvz
That Boice Studio Window
Across the Street From
Sydnor & Hundley

striking
looking fellows believe
nj not good looking,
window
point
of windows. THERE'S
pictures shown
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10
Two Martha Washington
Sewing Cabinets
THEY LOOK ALFREDO THLY MOTIF

sell them at the pr-$2
$1,000 William be
dollars yourself.
decevng
point emphasize that Is worth
while a
Thousands
the addition piece HUNDLEY
Will some them friends
y
Beware Of Martha with drawer
notwithstanding bought Cash.
3s worth it. G B. s
.=@vv@R@@H@vv-==
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10
Gnalanb I'm Dilemtna.

Dte britii6en Nttter ppm 2anDel
u11o ynoultrtee oorneD m ~ Ya a.
lmollt1onl1roe, peIg M a1'glul s. ~.
Ste mogIe1l oas PIppls'n aD's =, NV Nv
man Bed artabt, ob11s 1tq = DC.
tuoeln: Ste modten oen null.lw .en
9a11oel an stt9 relBen; 'sl1e peIlpnIsH
e1t1en regelre1ten pe1Bpnhss1.pa1all.
abers 5ugtetq monen l1e 81.
Y g lnt'lI pall1e q PIE oI'1'lAa'en l.p'1
Ten ellIDeRen lallen: .oo.:4. 49, s. i.
eNl Ql1e pf'I 1lsp ~ Ms1a wv =.
le1ren Sngen, !, s : us svfe1tl aoa vpA . ~.
9n1n uI 1t11o NOR Mepr, ~ ~. ss ",
b 9 9l al9e1 e!p9pa a.;t;ss9s
@el0s !, s. .ll y oN lAh W..
1 6 ss ote Ye1Ien W.,
M e gen -. nno ~neIle''p.n1t wv s.ns.'
Weltpa1oel I'M 5aAhs " gu.. KY
JIlQno DaI le'hsn sso.usu t .as.a1t m W.
alt :. -, gng l 8 mnB pN !; p Ose.ahf p 81.
oes 111lgen SaslIaalss $ $. 5 E,1S
aoer gle Iugns a.sla a.'. W. w.. a1'se g; ~.
Inn ols.ghslo1'ogl u, w. hs1 ssat lV' MN
& osIS'eDen. wv @a.n psset asn1
70 o1el! Yunoess elsa. aasn. N M
pere1en, AIel. Spllsuls u''se Y :.
me ~ s., otr!o' ea.. ,A,a;4
Weulll D.ul1,s Enn,
lpylhhs NV zn u, nea ;eh.n *
sono. AE xSs!ll'W..ssn W. e. =; ~
III DlIUHIID1ulCl - y q y
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10
Ybilaoelpbia 9ublic 9eoger.
MuiterpatriDteh ala Drnfeberger.a

E&TE#f
MuiterpatriDteh als Driideberser..
Die Stem Dorf 8orlo1 oer6ffel11tt.='
Tide bteier Gage bterbunoert Na11en,
oeren Ert9er lii6 mad uIlierem Gir..
tritt III ben &rteg Der Mtlitdrpflt1t
ent5ogen. Die 8erbfFentlidlng ers
folste I'M Nnftrage beS &rieeG8 oepartez
mentS. 9Sn allen Jdllen ba1helte .eg
i0 UNI iu1ge 2eute, bic BET 2llulsbrittb
SEES &rieges III geeen Dorf bebeil1atet.
iparen.
Der &rieg nuroe, pie Deute ieoerz
mann metz BON benz bamaligen 9rdz.
iioe1tet Miliion II Sntereife eng
laubs qefabrt liner @intrtH 1t ben.
@riea erfolste, alS Gnglaro an Gnoe
leiner. Rraft mar, i6 BON etter bes..
n,ilfiqenoen Jliieberlage sbeorobt TAB.
Nle Welt mubtebas. DtSbalb bate
nan srparten eIlen,oa ie1ter 1ea
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10
8rieffaite1t

S. G.-WenI elmer frtihmorgcns
gum Ginger unb Afetfen aufgelegt u,
10 labt TIN .getro}t td auStoben. Hie'
trliben 5tlinberr Neiben feine11 erS
ipart. Str fenneh ulerbtngS BUS
5pri6mort: Den goga, Der 10 frtlbb
iirlat, booit be Ratti,A 5Qlf1er sc ppffeeitiei
auf berlei Meisbett. Me1tnS etllltIlm
ppb ii Mutbe IL, foll maatn1 ee=
fen ,freuen, ul1b NIT molle1slteper Ad)z
benbe, iingerrltoe, pfeifenbe Maellffd g
i'm uns baben .alS tohte1gr6berbnffee.
sAAopfbduger, beren @eiidtszloolrelllldd TN
reiinf Ste bette Mil6 auer 4 nlahtle1.
Ole Greeube itan1tedenb uni Iliperss Il e.
h nii6t gerne FOLDER Mnitedl1llg9 als.
D.S=@R babei red Der liebs
EBott erndbrt bic Nbigell abbeII5ffl zbri1gt
ibnen bug, Gntttersni satef .g Sie
mAllen. id ibr Gutter ell1fr lnpd)e1,
uniem o5ialM 8araffiit ti11o ~ pc
Ter. 1inii4t nod beiler bara1. aNi
brau9en iiiih blob on ben 8Eim 911
jebeu uno al efien. Bremoe 39drpe
|perbienen ibne1 ba8 tdglibe Brot ai1tp
bereiten ibnen bic Mabl5eu.
$. M,-Wem :fi6 Ste Wera6e11.
BON ibrer gernunft resieren liebera,
|bdtten tie fi6Hnie IN &riege btnsn11z.
behen ;lallen. Die meiiten Mtenidd1et11
trdumer, tpenn ie benfen iplltea.
81. D.-gDem Serb erfolgrei9 ]. IT
NIT einen Grpertmenten, bmH 0eftenee.
leiner Mutomobile aus einem 0emtlbbss
bon 8aumnone, Qeims nnb Gormalss
bebepoe ber5nitelen, mirb man m Dbl
ooer libel eiae 1eue 8e5ei9n1rg filr1
Ste ,Tin 2i33ie" fuden miin en-: N5lr7
ldlagen ben Mamen n@Dtton Se1rp1
Dor.
$. T.-Deiterrei6 1T 10 gut tuie
banfrott; bic &rom, bic oor benz
sRriege auf 1913 Gents ftaro. TT
iekt nabe5u tpertlos-anf fetnen TaA
miirben mir Sbnen raten, IN 4ro1te11a
5@elh-amutegenl1Y
t@. .z-|EerD ampfarp NNreiioeft
QQiineolln { titan aat1 7staaaadrbb al99l2y pom
6annburB IN Gt}em DorfaahaASeoer
I'M Il. nod a1ta6sfsMdr55 sbefagte11
Sabrss1sadnoete eirHa Danapfet aus
5amburg Dier3ulan0e. -
s. So Sc @.-g6lagen 9iis ben fraufeu
'6lbnern sen &opfsab, 80 IN benz an
gefabtrten Sale nii6bt gu belfen II.
Die &ranfbeit 1T iebr anitedenb.
Desinfi8ieren 5ie ben 5ibnerltan loz
fort u1to lpriten 5ie i'm ole 2 Woden2|
hit go5olm aus. Grobe 6etnltd
feit 1T jebr not1penbig. ......
81. M. D%.-u1nierer Anliht nab
1T sic unteridrift giiltig, slei6piel OBJ %
Ser Mann 81lraer If ooer ridt
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10
gen sum Qnfer gefallen. ssrz
nprbens 9ebprem sSyiliam 5teinlhNsJB ],

$500. 1..........s -. -
gen sam aaffr eeiallsn: sr
Eorbe1le ae bpIsne S5liliaM s9tsIgpsfg
erblihe baS 9ibt beg gSelt ln3s & !,
w., ! IS 49, sy;a1aas p.a''s gessss d
d w Y; a s. I. 3, Ssh H., :. 81 49, ~ l III q, VI
~ mg .yds,I o & ~ ~ la i;;s4ra a' 81 w s; W. Il.
NV 4a1 y; ~ !; 49, a ~, M III at RI,
nv gN,i1 'Issssnai aahn s M q 3 l q
ihrsnnr',,noeiAHhr5an .Sahrsn IN IN
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10
8ooeafdqe,
Mep saines 8rablta

aMeb. sotles Btdblep @eeliorgerI
SEA gonaregattoita lfttn Rirde bpIIl
|gorIfrr;en tarh letter 9W2itttbod mprrsz
asu um ubr noreinem
ntrIeibtu 5um pffr gefallen q il
I'D den1ser dim lber moIlaten
idhersy aslitten mar BET
na6 esiinem Gnlbe bei 30 lem.
EBenubIieiu. GgoS aeidetbegdn6niigs
HfQdnGb1 MISREPRESENTATION. nl e. a1AfY
EuoA bers g5ppnl1gf teaafiioo11lqlliifnbs ehlls sReifaadelsiiff
81 aus Tut unb y ftkrblthaf
SALT mlulr9bbfs TIT Sprtlefte NNr@eblb 70
iurlehten Mubes gehettft. iis's3osre
|afteuien sdn1s @arnb ta116eff nnter get
fun4 pou ber Gonlfren 66rettllhIrer
EQQoats MuBer Der @attin ipiTn Der,
Bertnrhelte pptls2 &inberu lherlebt.ss
a... ex.;b
49, 49,. 49, 8 a...ss@.n.ssu.a So,
.;s1'l1pi e1l1 j. Y11s .,.S &. y. ~ aas,.13i IIa
Glea11e ea,.1 ,II'R aIc.E & IT. III IN ~
NM s sSAIes pg & A., y: s! ~. a;.,h,,, H.
~ y As.. as1s! s. Yag. NJ IN 4 ;,s 1s;ia ]
nes s,Aoo l1a g ) 1 sa.IAa & .. ~ & ~ 1--WE NJ
m lol! " w 4attsa1 1s
g gsllt = an19 .askIsn 81 At y MsItfriIsa
s,;4 ,,sa a,as'g;,,,r su ~ sS Ss,,: f stitsn Sc Sc
aui fan5Sfil(dsm BoSsn lanbeten.
Set elmer bet 5zdlnaten iD!roe ,l er
tnrf gegabt uno iifitbet isk let11ae'
l@sfnn6been Dbl 55l mlpnlldle1t
nbrrigl. ser. @eorgs sJrit. ber ei1te
fefbe bon 8abreMs OlttbDotfe11 Nrez
,biassfs ii stem Tim 1pur, lbturoper s. Eater E
sbes DsrltorbbseHllsg1 d bier 500 b y
gamilie mud 5feepp sne u11o oaII a|
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10

=. Mit 9o@orud arbeiten in Wien
amtltde &reiie segen bic Be1pe9ll11g
3u1m Anldlub an Deuti6lano. Nber
auf Ste Dal1er tperben tie ben Wtuen
bee solfes l1t6t l~lnterbrtfen t0nre1!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10

.gribere britpde @pione briiten Dor
atnerifanii6en 5llb0reri6aften it6 NIT
ibreu Selbentaten. @enan bte1slber1
5a6en murben bs1t Deuti6en als
e%rnp0renoe 8erbre9etl aneere6net! !
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10

tsT,sies Snteraliierte &ontrollfomz
;nhiilIIton, an beren @piee Der iattiam
befannte General Mollet ftebt, bat it'd
gu Meibnadten cine @lufmnnl6tarts
a1fertigen lailen, allf Der baS Braroen=
burger 9or NIT aufgepflan5ten rteltz
gen franS6iii6en, enslii6en, ttalieatz
s{den unb iapanii6en 6laggen barge
itcnt ift. Die amerifanii6e- 6lagge
bagesen feb1t! Das 1T, gang abse<
ieben bon BET in Der Nbbtlouns bsfnnz
oete11 freden Nnmabung segeln
Denti1lanb, eritenS cine nnbbfibtett
gegenlber bem &rtegs9enolien, 3tpei=
tens aber eine grobe 'nnoanfbarfeit
gegeniiber benz Qanoe, bab Der Gntente
eft bur9 iein @iifsreufen bic Nng((f1
Dor benz ~llntergang a9enommet baft::I
Wir baben es bier NIT etnem6 rlten,
saber aud einsm Ser u~noeri6dmtetsn
BerIlide Der Gnfenteitaatet% ST tun,,
iii amerifanil6e 6ettung 6nr@ ge=
sMidte Ngitation aus Der @el9t9te
dlls3urdoteren. Wa8 1agt nun Nmez
rita 6a5u?
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10

Sin ruiiii6er ,Diplomat ertlart,
Tranfrei6 bei1tpSre bur6 feiI1e UNI
triebes sesen Nnblano ei1ert neller1
Meltfrieg berauf, uno 6tsier Otploz
:1lot iiit Elm @egner Der 9om1strestsz.
Tiln9I IS
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10

Measurement 81 per Sabr
l9ns Ausla1lb, $3.50; NIT 8eilaee, 50
Griheil1t ieoea Breitas
sQassa Him. Broipn Co., Mtlneiott
sral,seeber, slbert gtet1bapier
EnSs6d atSdaes PosfS dHss Il New Tin, Mimi.
ssa, rs, s.lsSssseond Co. Nil M. Mattsr..

husaeite frdns6fide Sobreoe n
Maibiaeton Bot ba ni6t redt ei11ges
iMlnBet1. 9BeI unbeitreitbare 1at<
laden 3u: laut geSen lie ipre9en!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10

.,Das britil6e W|ssltreid fra6t in
feiuea Gueen1 edreibt BET Ybsla &
betpbiq Dubltc Qebger." Der mtrFltg
lnb mabrbaftig feinei oeuti9e Tro 'lt I
GAMBIA treibtl.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10

Gem Meigen Ser amertfanii6en Set
tun9er1, mel@e 3n ser G%rfenntntS Der
frunsSiil1en 6alidbeit gelangt fino
uttb geger bieie Galidbett Yroteit err
beber, idltebt it6 an6 Der Stem BORT
Ssralo" an, in etnem Mrtifel, benz MIR
folget1o,en gniiuS entnebmen. ST
idg .bab Tranfret6 gegenmdrtts
{ebr piel Don benz groben Nnleben un0
fdiher nu11berDollen 5telnng perliere,.
Ste bier nrloo tn Der gan5er Belt BET
@nlub Seq &riege8 %gefDonne1. Ser
Gru16 boeB Berlnites liega.i tn Der ita1r.
f0pftqen uno ir%ritterenoen @altung
TTdnfreids in Situationen, IN mel
Gen eine g~robber5ige GuSipra6e lrnb
Nhtung Dor ben Nnii6ten anoerer,
ufto ni9t rlr Der eigenen, nottpenbtg
nare. Bremier Hoincdre tire fi6.
!iebr, me1ln ersbnpon ipre6e, bab bier.
cine bunfle Nropaganoa gegen Granfz
fkS1 Tin @ange mdre, Iatia6e lei,
bab NMertfa 10 iebr minl9e, mie
Granfrei1d leine 2iebe gu bemabren.
Mnr biirfe 6ranfreid eben nt6t i,lbit
gegsif1 bieleS @efibl arbeiten. @elder
Me9iH thinner In ben 5pmpatbNn
eingettften lei, MISUNDERSTANDING auf
ste gtellung Tranfrei6s IN Ma9-.
friegsfragen 5urid5nfibren, eine 6alz
tung.nelde Der ameriifanii6e Gbarafz
ter eittfad nidt pcriteben f6nn,,. Nmc<
rita tonnte @eneral Grant periteben
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10

81 0n1 Sic Tirfei perla11gt eire @in<=
loblng5 IS Der Observation-Disclosures IN
@euua. Sin reusr Retbnngspuntt
5ln{ wm Gnglanb u11b Grat1frei9!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10

Son Sen aus Deutidtaiap gsbhrti=
gen G~inmpbnern bes @taatsSI. Wt1pnrez
iotc iia6 lbsr hinfunoiteb5lg Bro5ent
I1aturaliiiert. limb bic n%leiiten bapo11
before Nmeritqper als ib9lte Berllentt<
Der!! "a.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10

Galifprnta ebne cinen Gtlmifaneal
1T nad8eraoe unbenfbar. uno pc
mbDnltn |pielen bic perbdti9eltite11
Stern" odrtn' Bic traurt9ite 6oae!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10

Ser BfliidiHe Barber. err;
ygie baden mir meme S3aare az tutr5
gef9nittenl1 D. ST..
Barbier: g8itte, r,ebmen Ste 8lnke,
gle 6aben oas gHfedt biier 3 la1ge 81 81
iparten, biis lie Sbnen fpieoer getpad9z
fen liin0ll 9ss. Sd
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confesnes an act OF theft"
Monk laughed discordantly. Then
l say you're a liar. Monsieur the Lone
Wolf. AS well az foolr' His fist
smots the desk again. Tho Mon
talais jewels are here
Lanyard shrugged.
when did you lIft thomY'' Phlnuit
demanded with sarcasm. TELL us
THAR
Lanyard smiled an cxaspcrating
smile. lounged low in his chair, and
looked at tho deck DEMONSTRATING &C
rnnlon 20 note that the tcil.tale had
swung to true northwest. Ca VA
bienl
why. you insane impostorF
Monk stormed---"I had that box In
my own hands no later than this
afternoon"
without moving. Lanyard di.
rected his voice toward the ceiling.
"Did you by any chance open II
and see what was inslde7"
There was no answer. and though
he was careful not to bctray any In
terest by watching them, he was well
aware that looks OF alarm and sus-
picion were being exchanged by
those three. SO much for enjoying
the prestige OF a stupendously sue.
cersful criminal past A single
thought was In the mind Of Liane
Delnorme, Captain Monk and Mr..
Phinuit. with the Lone Wolf. moth
ing was impossible.
Liane Delorme said abruptly. In a
choking voice: ''Open the safe.
please. Captain Monk"
"I'Ii do nothing Of the sort"
60 on" Phinuit advised--''make
sure. II It's true. we get them back.
don't WEI II II isn't. we show him
up for pitifui bluff"
ITS dodge" Monk declared. ito
ret the Jewels where he can lay
hands on them. The safe stays
shut"
open II. beg your Lame i'm
plored in tremulous accents.
mo-"
"why not7" Phinuit argued. what
can he do7 I've got him covered"
And L." Lanyard interjected
softly. "as you all know. am un.
armed"
s'P1easer' Lame insisted.
There was pause which ended In
a sulIen grunt from Monk. Lanyard
smiled cheerfully and sat up in his
chair. watching the captain while he
unlocked the door In the pedestal
and with shaking fingers manipu-
lated the combination dial. Linne
Deiorme left her chair 10 stand
nearby. in undissembled anxiety
Only Phinut remained as he had
been. louneine back and watching
LANYARD narrowly. his automatic
pisiol dnrgllng between his knees.
Lanyard offered him pleasant
smile. Phinuit scowied forbiddingiy
IN response.
Monk swung open tho safe-door.
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The vooden soonon stopped rolled eyes in queer
THE WOODEN WOMAN

the next person whom Nancy and
Nick met on Mars was a wooden
woman.
She was queerer even than the
stone man. and rolled along on
wheels.
How do you do remarked
Nancy politely dropping a curtsy.
Did you happen TO see Mother
Goose's broom7 She's lost itf'
The wooden woman stopped and
rolled her eyes In queer way.
THANK goodneasF' she exclaimed.
1T used 70 worry me 10 death to
see her
WHY" asked Nancy Were you
afraid she'd faliY''
mo. indeedF' answered the
wooden woman. ut used 10 worry
me TO zoe her sweep. can't bear 20
zee anyone working"
you've got very kind heart"
remarked Nick.
NO. haven't" said the wooden
woman. shaking her head. You're
wrong. It's not kind. It's wood
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lCny.

and can't feel. I'm not 70 kind an
] look. IT'S just that get nervous
at the sight Of anyone working.
II used to be a scuilery maid and
J scrubbed and swept and swept and
scrubbed until one day / said, \
wish ] we're made OF wood. Then I'D
never have 10 lift a broom again
Some fairy heard me, guess. for
the first thing ] knew ! was up here
and turned TO solid wood. IT'S nice
for a change, and I'm having a fine
rest. The only thing Is that some
day I'll wish myself back again. and
do hope the same fairy will hear
me"
We'll speak to the Fairy Queen"
said Nancy. And now we must be-
off TO hunt for Mother Goose's
broom"
well, hope you don't find IT,"
The wooden woman shivered. then
said goodby and rolled away on her
wheels.
ITO BE Continued
Copyright. 1912. Seattle Starr
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seized the metal despatch-box by the
handle. and SGT It upon the desk with
a bang. Then, extracting his pocket
keyring. he selected the proper key
and made several attempts to insert
II In the slot OF the lock. But his
confidence was so shaken. his morale
40 impaired by Lanyard's sublime
cffrontery added to his recent shock.
ing experience. that the gaunt hands
trembled beyond his control. and II
was several seconds before he sue
ceeded.
Lanyard gave no Sign. but his
heart sank. He had exhausted his
Last resource To gain time. hs wa
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now at his wits ends. Only his star
could save him now
Monk turned the keys. but all at
once forgot his purpose, and with
hands stayed upon the lid OF the box
paused and cooked his ears attent-
lively to rumors OF excitement ana
confusion on the deck. The instinct
OF the seafaring man uppermost.
Monk stiffcned. grew rigid from head
to foot.
One heard hurried feet. outcries. a
sudden jangle OF the engine.room
telegraph.
Continued Tomorrow