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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-15
POULTRY N EGGS

POULTRY AND EGGS
F0R sALE-ngn ogIssson sss. Tor
FoR sAIE- Rlssk Minorea .sg, o. IS
= sestins ~ 90 per 100. fred Eake~
pAahe at0e ~
TuR sAlE-The \ G. white loahsrn
haly chicks. go ner 100. Gent0'a
Ranch fhone iiesW. Bon aia.
rOR sAi.E-ou~ hresdias pen 81 pure
hrsd Barred Rneis ono rorker.l and
fear pallets cas- Nerth seeord street
rwEArf-XfNK y,ars on s.s IAN. 90
renrh. g White lefhoru chiehs
go 90 per hsEdred. Twenty nss years
wy ranh. 20 Bos ioT PAsns i7es ,
WHITE LKGHohN tods foR HAYcn'
inE rs for 500. rh0ne tt23w.
foR SALE -shcphcrd strain aod Aneona
hatrhlhE ergsi irum enc Layers Is
erfs ~ 90. rhrne i2t1.R 2tse Az
~ lals ~. Hish
RHoDE ISLAND RFD E0Gs PoR
hsiehiss IS Tor 500. Delivered
fuh stIE-Thirtrnss laying white
ierhOrn hens heai siort Win sfn
Any Part 81 Them Phone It21tN. or
an teiH Worth Eleventh
ffRriLk ECGs FOR HArcHfN0
fYsefs ld for 7st rhans i42a ".
Delivered.
N TO LOAN
uoNffnENTfAL Laana ~ isssiry. dl9
meadA Nt4ehea. fibsrsy beads. pc
wsa's. III ssaih Fi,st BEADED TO lhs
afafa
MONEY TO LOAN
on watches diamonds. guns and
cvcrything valuable.
q MAncrs sls q Frtsr
LIVE STOCK
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FORSALE

On. 6O0--5 room. modern. suitable Tor two
families. corner ,ot. Highlands. close la
". 0vo-a room frame, slaascJ.in porch
city eaterl completely Furnished cor.
ner LOT. H~ishlands. close In
o., SOo--T room dwelling on corner lot.
1uuztt2 feet fine location ia High.
landr close IN
80 Tnn-5.rnum white fiueco ndohc bon
raia~i madern rarhEe and other out.
1liidinssi y 18th st.. terms, "
desired
A.. FLEISCHER, Realior
Loans. fire ~tasurance. Automobile In
suranee and all other iin-s % Insurance.
Surety Banas
Phone s7i III South Fourth ~.
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Livestock
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. May 40. -cattlc re-
rriptI ei.0opi slow. Early trading
IN bcrf steady to 10 cents lower.
quality comparatively plain. bulk
beef rteora s1.75ms bOs stock weak
Goo lower bulls. calves and stock
crs about steady. holognn bulls.
mostly around tt7b; veal valces
iu packers fs.T5me.25. T
Hoe receipts ~. 600. fairly ac-
tive. strong Ia 10 nentp higher
than Saturdays average. bis
packers bidding lower. toy go 20.
bulk sI0Ss@i0.sb. pisn slow.
about steady.
Shccp receipts tb.OO0. mostly "a.
10 90 cents lower early top shorn
lambs tiaOO. aia loads good CALI
fur MIA springs ffS1s fed TcxaF
ahorn yeafllngs s1O.OO 10 1905.
fed Texas shorn wcthers $3.50
stu, good medium weight native
owes 81 90.
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rnnLInN %rNCmNNGr

Ni.i1M YORK MAY lt.-ior-
cirn exchange firm Great Britain
demand fIa cuhioa AS; sixty
dag bits on hanks tf2M France
demand 9IA. cables s.iAb Italy
REMAND Us cables sss 4 Bel
gIum demand NgaA: cables SaA.
icrmnny demand .gSh cables
gBh Holland demand SIS so,
cables aS.OE. Norway dcmand
1855 sweden demand 90 81.
Denmark demand 2i2b. Switzer-
land demand falt spain demand
1850 Greece demand $40. Po-
innd demand ee csschn siuvn-
kia demand l-sb. ArRopunc de-
uaud 80 nraal demand 1877.
Montreal %.
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WANTED
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE. To CONTRACTORS
CONSTRUCTION % ADDirioN 10
STATE CAPITOL. SANTA ~ NEw
AkNlcu
Santa re- New Ncrico.
Apri "a =
Sealed bids viii be- received b. de
Capitol Addition Commission ~ The Of.
fre 81 thr CommisHionsr u puhiir Lands
ia tho Capitol Baiidinr. Santa rc NV
Msoicu. until 2 90 O'Clock =. NJ. MAJ
- 1919 for ths CONSTRUCTION % an al.
iitioa 90 the State Capitol, forua TO-
pEupraais Instructions 90 hiddsfs. Pans
aud Specifications mry be examined a.
the office ~ The Commissioner ~ Fuhlie
lands sants Fe Neg Merieo. and AZ
ths office OF Troat A rrust Architects,
In Albuquerque. New Nrxiro. or El Paso.
fesas. after Aay l. le2e
Bids vlu be received Tor the entire
construction iu one bid or separate bids
will be- c~nuaidsred for beating. lighting.
piumhinr wiring and Tor the building ex.
elusive Of these reparat~ features All
bids must he accompanied BY q certified
shsck for three per cent ~ The amount
~ bid
The right Is reserved ~ The Capitol
Addition Commission 20 reject any and
az bids.
Pians ard specifications viii be far
n shed unoa deposit of f25.o 90 70 Insure
return % sane
NaJ ti.f0l722
NOTICE.
sm no longer connected with ths
Highland Tire 4 Rubber Works. Mr.,
u " remtrent nsaumiuE ~ debts ans
raflHeilonu ~ same.
Ma Iti5.fG.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-15

NEW YORK. NAY rs Liberty
bonds closed. ztta Ssa 2oi first
g. blank second a.. S99fo first
AhH fpalG. second iaa 500 as'
5000; Victory fAH $1,000 We
tory as $4,000.
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MARKETS
Nov York stocks

wcclr thHfu uire 10 steel stocks
wla iurrrls cancelled today. Thu
rrl,rsl ilai aside from some OF
thf rails and rnpporh registered
mnny net declines Sulca approx
mated f.fU0. 900 Ehares Tho cloF-
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NEW YOftk. MAY 49, Cnil
money easy; high So low 2 rul
inr rate 1ta closing bid 3 offer
cd nj a4 Inst loan az cali loans
aEainsi a-cCoptnnccs a Time
iuauF ..endy, so days 90 DAYS and
sA months a. prime mercantile
manor Hta nfh
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LEGAL NOTICES

hiDH POR pENlgFNriARY e~UpPidEs
Nequreif inF bids fpi aurrlicf To- the
tnt nanice Slate l~eniieulIarY faf me
ip4a. are nov called fHr. rriated MT
~ SUPPLIES. Together with proposal tlanks
will - iarriphfd ppon reqa.st hltr
WIal 10 lu flF turefintendfnffa Oififf o.
santa ~. trp Nrriri ~ 8 q a M.
Tuftiat Ma Gard 1914
.NtAN NENICO NrATF FiNiTKNTtAky.
Nay : . 40 ~ IL 10 10 a. 40 ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-15

NEW YpNE May 3 Fnrciru
hrr silver 12iac
Copper steady; clccir0lyiic spot
ana futures a. NC.
Tin rffni spuf and nearby
s2o.gai FUTURES f3o.sl.
Iron airaliy. so I northern
sHanaH gg.Oe. No. northern
saa goo 2f.oo No. 9 ,southurn
fiF bo4iH 90,
Lead htoaoy. sepot ti.gs@b.so.
zine uulei Fart ~. Louis de-
livcfv srot tfal5.
AntlmuosnsnQLf8.b0
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LOS ANTILLES. Calf. May rs.
Hogs ,hnird grain fcd1 1875 10
tTh pounds SiO7s. IFS 10 22s
pounds Sli.Oo.
Cattle Ton foot gross wciRhtl
steers good, $500. MEDIUM $780,
COWS good $3.50: medium shh0:
hubs and stays $500; calves ~
TO 100 pounds 1900; isO 90 i7s
pounds fio7h
Sheep ewes eco. lambs
o0ffial0o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-15

SEW YORK. Mny ib-Cotton
steady. middltnE S2t.23.
Cotton futures closed strong
May go sgi july $50 81. October
SEQ 81. December t4B.a7 January
5000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-15

CHICAGO Hay rs Wheat
mrnrd dqwuvard 10 pricr durips
the early dealings to-day influ-
enccd largely ~ an appeal from
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-15

Julius narnoa. formerly national
wheat director that the Chicago
Board Of Trade arrnnUc for a set
tiemcnt u May wheat contracts ON z
n basis no higher than the cur
rent value of the grain Ia domer-r,
tlc and foreign markets. Tho ap-
peal war generally construed ua
htariah and led 20 considerable
selling. The downward tendency
On tns market waa cmphaslsea 10 b
continued liberal receipts here. .
800 carloads and By a decline In
LIVERPOOL auotations The open.
Inr. which varied from unchanged
figures 10 iA cent lower WA ful-
lowed BY a moderate luther sft"
back and then BY something Of
reaction
Corn and oats were relatively
steady owing or less 10 wet
weather likely 10 interfere with
field work. After opening 4 cent
OF 90 a like advance. the cora
market atEged a little and then
rallied.
cats started unchanged 10 "a.
cent lower, and kept close TO the
initial range.
Higher quotations on hogs save
an upward slant 10 the provision
market.
Announcement OF q big decrease
In the visible wheat supply total
led 10 more decided upturns In
price later, Besides crop reprsta
from Kansas and Oklahoma we're
less optimistic. The close was un
fculc1. IS cents net lower To "a like
advance with May Si.f2A to fi.fJ
aud July s1.2bN To tf.2bA.
4n subsoqueEt dealings the corn
market showed stubborn rcslf-
uanco Ia i-iling pressure. The
cios. wna firm a cont to Z cent
net higher with July dtAaH Z
d4thc. "a
tiuSfi ~
Wheat May ffB2%. July s125
Ar. Sept Sl.ttL. H
Coz May q 10 4c. July case. 8
Sept. GbNc,
onu May sEkc; July zsAe:"
sept fic.
purt-Mny s22.70-
inrd July sll.G2i Sept. tii.S7.
ilhs-juiy 81 ~. Sept. fii.gB.
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DENVER


DENVER, May i5-Cattie re-
c~clIits z see. steady. 10 cents high
cr beef stccrs SG7saSsG: cows
and heifera f47tnH.b0; calves
81 90 20 1860. bulls t3.oO 1900
stockers ana feeders ts.00MI 90.
Hogs. receipts g00. 10 cents
higher, top aiOs6. hulk $1,000
minao. .
Sheep receipts 1000. steady
lambs si2.6ea1f.5o. ewes t7-00G
90.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-15

ST. JOSEPH. Mo. May is-
Hogs receipts a700; slow. pros
poets about steady, top fle.65s
built fio.be 1905.
Cattle receipts 1000, steady to
cows and heifsrs tlgkMA.6Os
calves eb.50ns.00.
Sheep receipts a.00O. Is cents
lower clipped nmha 1880
1850; clipped ewes $500 "a 500.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-15

EANsAs CITY. May 1s.-Cash
wh"at No. 2 hard 81 Wftbs; No.
2 red fta2n1.si
Corn No 2 white s7A ~ ~. No.
2 yellow % iac. Ma. . yellow
SIZE.
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wANTED-nouses

WANTFD-To rent fonr o. five room
modarn. furpished house can acceut a
years leass. Address Postoffice Hox 59A
phone s15.
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FOR RENT

W. VIII FURSlsh TTrE lot AND
two 1854 tents ~ ~ Poo o. month
wiz rons cue tens vthaut Dot Tor - 80
lnpaer.
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kNTED-Man or Woman
[TuATIoNs WANTED

|FD-puaition nursing Two years
|lthl ezperieuce. so south Walter
hon WANTED A b~ookkeeper OF
/. hy nan with family. several
GENERAL experience. address A.0i.
|efald.
hos wANTED-A As aecoantant al
hart time, BY man With several
I1psrieneei here on account health
Ebrr ~ family. Address A 30, ears
IOUNG LADY teachers wish teach
|posnlons together. A. - grade
Iniveraiiies Columbia and houth
h. Experience. four years aud one
Columbia graduate teach kuf-
hence. public speaking Minimum
81. 500. sonthu eatern Eradnste
Esrauish. history primary. Nini
|a.ary, 1900. Consider superin'
ii Of priaeipalship. Box a %,
Herald.
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CRY

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. May H.
Cattle receipts ii.toe. beef steers
and yenrlinEs steady TO - cents
lower. tup mixed yearnnRs Sskp,
best heavy steers SE.75. calves
steady. brEf vealers 800 $50.
an other classes mostly weak
spots lower on she stock. rtockerE
and tceoers moa cow btUff
q 60. bulls fiao Hhao; helfcrs
mostly $3.50 ana down: Gamers
ana cutters sa.sbas7s, feeders
> .ue 7,d5.
Hogs. receipts $4,000 about
2 600 hEht and medium hogs soid
20 ghlpperu early 9 10 10 cents
higher than Saturday. Sl07b paid.
fackcfH bidding $3.50 on few
loads choice lights held at $4,000
1885. MOST bid ti0.sSW1ebb.
bulk sales sf0.Gb al0.76. sowa
carly 50 90; pigf 10 at IS cents
higher bulk natives tios0hfoes
best fi07b
sheep rcc~ipts s.0o0i sheep and
lambs % cents lower spots Off
moIs, light shorn Tcxhs wealth
rrs IS boi early salet shorn lambs
mostly Tc1ns si2 90 aie.so. some
held higher. Colorado woolsd
lambs Sia.5o. springs strong; Ari-
zpnas stf.Ge. Texas goats sfbo.
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FoR RENT-Apartlaeuts

FOR neutrality-suspicious.
ROn NEkT--Rooa1s iar ashf teusrh-er
,ur WI n Ttird ~ Phone e65.J.
Two psuIly fa~rslssss fooms Tor hrht
ho~gseksepihs nov ercond ~
f1R RtNT-At Aiaiaeda roaF inrnlshfd
tuems piano eAfdtn anf ifee 1aief.
rhnne 2al4 Nt
TDR REST-Apartmenta and aso
slerfinE fooa 900 D. Central Phone
gq2 VI.
FOR REST-Three or fear foan apsri.
msnti fufhishcdi rafsEe. Ira Nafih
High Phone igssI.
sesiSs Apris Ia Sesa sssaaa :,
fuR KENf-Two fafsishsd rooms aad
large slserine parsA. uiih maeadn
rnuvanlonees. lei private homes matard
taaple pFeIeirrd Phone iso3.w.
fOR KENT-Tuo sud ihros. room fuf.
ahhrf Aparfmtnfs. snief. nfhta. sal
tlane raid s4a SOUTH rhird
INV HIGH CLASS arafimsefs IN fisss
dasa lnrailrp. 4 A nehunnne. ga n
Ellrrr phons lh2eW
fna REKT-nhsea foon elesm hssfsl
spssimeft and tslh Aihhqdafuus
uSId. EiSh HefLA essend
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MONEY
FOR RENT Apartments

RL ehAcaeo
FpN AIAl--ksw Aish class ~ApAfuuens
facing Highland iark y a Hammond.
62t last Silver, Phone i512-R
FOR RENT -rhrec and four room fnf
nishea modern aparfm snts and houses.
NsN llien \ Wood 200 West Gold
fDH kENr-Tvo room furnished apsft.
msnt boz and cold Nater; light and
t%elephnue paid s-ih sonth broadway.
FOR HtNT-targe ffuri roomi well
furnished IN defirahle part ~ tom
rsesouahla r'nt $50 west TiIeras Ave.
fOR RtNr One furnished and one
partly furnished npaftmeui hot va.
ter 1913 Wesf Roma. Apply Apartment
I " con ta1-I,
FoR RENT Three room furnished arari.
msnt rieasn heat hot and cold water,
liEhis aud ~tciephune paid. s2ih south
brnsis az.
fUR RfNr-une large aHd une small
apartment furnished complete fnr
Housekeeping. Crane Anartmohta. as
y ssvsuih street Phone att
THREE LARGE cool ROOMS uua
gHfsei .iecrfnr unrch hath. adjoining
nirl furnished for housekeeping strict
is rlcan. desirable location. di0 Wss,
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Produce

CHICAGO. May iB.-potatocs
weak receipts isa cars. total
United suites shipments 72e. Wis
Cnnain sacked and bulk round
whites ti.2hW 80 cwt. tdans
Montann sacked fuHaeftf u.1b8
iks cwtj Canadian sacked whitda
81 so cwt Maine facknd round
whites 4if0Ni,fs cwti WAsnlng-
ton sacked round whites Hi.t6
cWt. New stock weak. AlahnmaA
sacked triumphs No. s. 327s cwt;
No - 81 90 cwfs Fiorlda Epauld.
inf rosc double headed fnrroIs
30 =. ts-0ei M. 2. sfG9.
Hutetr casy. creamery eEtFVs
t3iE cents flrgta 2Y0a2 cents.
Seconds 2fNfv cents. standards
81 cents Egne higher. Receipts
fs.t1f eases flrafs 13E QfdN.
Ordinary firHis ath asa cents
miscellaneous ltW1fHi storage
packed extras tph OH. storage
lavked nfita tg4tatt
Poultry alive hisheri fowls see.
hfoiiers 900 f>ci fncefrrt 40.
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WANTED-5alesmen

)N1N bisrRiBuToR-we want
ktfief REPRESENTATIVE In cnch tuwn
|lnity Ia New Mexico 70 nrll direct
oar hirh.rraie Automobile Spe
exclusive trrfitoryi no comreti'
IL products ssii aud repeat this -
Su~unrtunity for the men We sefect.
|ieiea Co. Panca CIV, OtlA.
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MONEY TO LOAN
LIVE STOCK

foR skLH I've Al jersey .
i1a4sN.
uAHhffa FOX sALF-nurh and doe,
laune and I'D phone ihe5lM, s0o
earfh Fahflh Sffnaf
FOh kAff Usndy ieam N small maics
sisa fnfier csf $40 Nefth second.
2AaAs ils0Nw.
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GOOD oFPIcE sAFE ron sAIE;
nAhgAlkj ~ kAsY TERMS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-15

KANNAN CITY. NO. Mag Ib
EEfa unchaafcd. uftis 1te.
huttst cent lower, 2sci nack
ing J cont higher. $50,
Poultry nn<hafad. hens 12e
hroliers 40 renil; rpoassfs 4
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Miscellaneou
cLRANKD AND rREssED. 81:
prrssed zoe; no gasoline odor.
uy Cicancrs, phone tao.
IU0HFsr PRICES for rifles,
nus pistols. WnEht's Trading
narth AID 0old.
&.ARoAfN sToRF ~ s15 South
viii pay The hiahsat prices for
|erond. hand elothiff. tnofs and
Phone sht
~ YOUR ATT1c-The ummage
hu.s or repalra most hnYthinr-
e~Inn mathlnca, staect f~nrnitufe,
IA Heyelen. wilsen. aei.W
XD One or 10 ~ electric muior
Jingle o. donhlo rha~el .~ast
Rood condition and pfiecd fiehi
Auto Co. aia W silver Ave
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FOR R~ENT-Rooms

roR RENr-noop. $40 wss, Copper.
FoR RENT-Furnishcd room private
famly no sick ~ West Fruit.
FOR RENT-Nico modern room a, iat
south Walter.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-08-26

Der! Toward noon she became rest
less and decided to take little walk
Her footsteps led her along the rivu-
let's bank
The stream wtdened as she went
on. The water was sun-flecked and
the branches hung over 1t in mystic
shadows. Virginia sighed. The world
was very beautiful. On bridge that
stretched across the stream hundred
feet away she spied man fishing
That interested her. and she walked
slowly along watching him. His head
was bent over his rod, he wore an old
felt hat and was in his shirtsleeves.
Now he had bite. There was
swift jerk of the line, a flash Of sill
yer through the air, the Slapping
sound of a fish landed on q wooden
platform-and the man raised his
eyes.
Fifteen feet away from him Virginia
stared open -mouthed at Richard Mas
ters.
"Tm-I'm fishing" he said after
the first startle of embarrassment had
left his boyish brown eyes.
ITS nice out here. isn't it?" Vir-
gtnia answered after a pause. There
was a sigh In her voice. Her eyes
still had that vague sweetness that
usually came to them when she was
alone.
"Why did you cut me up there in
front of the clubhOuse?" he said alb
ruptly.
I d-didn't," Virginia suffered. She
was carrying her hat and the sun
found threads of gold in her rumpled
hair. Suddenly she remembered her
resolution. She spoke very simply
and very truthfully. II went away,
Mr.. Masters, because the others de-
serted me and II was lonely. Be
cause, l guess, I'm always lonely"
Lonely" The still spring day rang
with the strength of Richard Masters
reply. Then he stared at her and
there was yearning in his eyes. DO
you think If I'd known that was the
truth I'd have been down here mop
ing with fishing pole? Do you
think If 1 had thought that it wasn't
that you've been trying to avoid
me?@"
The question hung in the air. Vir-
ginia did not answer Richard Masters,
but her eyes must have done so. for
two hours later he was still sitting
beside her on the grassy slope by the
murmuring brook. And although she
had supper with the others, with
certain attentive young man, of
course, to pass her everything, she did
not 20 home in the truck. In the
moonlight she SKINNED the hills in
rattly old car, and when she went
upstairs to Join Martha her eyes were
starry with a promise she had just
half given.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-08-26
Bird Migration.

In their spring and fall migrations
some birds travel by day, but most OF
them fly during the night. Day MI
grants include ducks and geese (Which
also fly by night, hawks, swallows, the
nighthawk and the chimney swift. The
last two, combining business and pleas
ure, catch their morning and evening
meal during the zig.z gag flight that
tends in the desired direction. The
daily advance of such migrants covers
only a few miles, and when a large
body Of water Is encountered they
pass around rather than across it. The
night migrants include all the great
families Of warblers, thrushes, fly
catchers, vireos, orioles, tanagers.
shorebirds and most Of the sparrows,
They usually begin their flight soon
after dark and end it before dawn and
70 farther before than after midnight.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-08-26
Disraeii Master Of Dialogue.

The talk of Mr.. Henry James per
sonages is charmingly equable and ap-
propriate, but 1t is also trivial ano
tame; the talk in Anthony Trollope Is
surprisingly natural and abundant
but 1t is also commonplace and I'M
memorable; the talk Of Mr.. George
Meredith is always eloquent and fan
ciful, but the eloquence is 100 often
dark and the fancy too commonly In
human. WHAT Disraeli's people have
to say is not always original or pro-
found, but it is crisply and happily
phrased and uttered. 1t reads well
its impression seldom fails OF perma'
nency. His "Wit and Wisdom" is Q
kind of Takers Guide or HandbooB
of Conversation. How should 1t o.
otherwise, seeing that it contains the
characteristic utterances OF a great
artist In life renowned for memorable
speech Nv. E. Henley.
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Indian sleiaht-of-Hand Performers.

The old Indian medicine men were
In many instances clever sleight-of-
hand performers. A very common
trick among Indian charlatans was to
pretend to suck foreign bodies. such
as stones, out Of the bodies OF their
patients. Records of this are found
among many tribes from the lowest In
culture to the highest, even among
the AZtecs.
A Hidatsa residing in Dakota In 1866
was known by the name of Cherry-in'
the-mouth, because he had a trick OF
producing from his mouth at any sea-
son what seemed to be fresh wild
cherries. He had found some way OF
preserving cherries, perhaps In whisky
1t was easy for him to hide them ln
his mouth before intending to play
the trick. The Indians considered II
wonderful magic.
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Just DimIy Remembered.
l had not seen my friend and her
small son for a year, so when l saw
him playing in his grandmothers yard
l said: Aren't you Charles Smith,
"Yes, l am" said Charles.
"My, how you've grown" I said.
'T was at your house the night the
stork brought you to your mamma"
"Oh, yes" he nodded, gravely, "and
you stayed all night. l can just bare
ly remember t."-Exchange
Fred Probably Knew.
II notice you don't use lip-stick?'
"No. Fred said 1t was very bad taste"
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Moment Of Suspense.

Young Walton had been woOing Miss
Truelove for long time-years and
years it seemed to her father.
At last the couple stood before the
question:
"Will you, Henry Walton. take this
woman to be your lawfully welded
wife?'
"ThiS was too much for Miss True
loves little brother Jimmy, who had
watched the progress of the long court
ship from various points of vintage
during the years.
"Gosh, pa" he gasped out, excitedly.
Suppose he WON'T
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No One-Sided Prosperity.

Let him who expects one class of So
ciety to prosper In the highest degree,
whether one side Of his face can smile
while the other is pinched.-Fuller.
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Didn't Know Her Place.
MistresS-"Why did you leave your
last place" Applicant-"The missus
was too independent"
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Art Crushed to Earth.
Stanislaw SZukalski, a New York
sculptor, marries Chicago girl and
makes her live on pig farm.
"Sculpturing isn't very profitable"
he says, "but those who raise pigs
make a lot Of money"
Thus, once more is art crushed to
earth.-Washingto Times.
To talk about the weather expresses
amiabiity; and nobody knows what ST.
lence expresses.
Many a good drop Of broth is made
in an old pot