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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-12-21
BADGER STATE NEWS.

John Monroe Hallock, rs, Civil war
veteran and Fond du Lac resident
for 50 years. died at the home in that
citv He leaves widow and two
children.
The newly completed plant of the
Vulcan Last Co in Crandon, one OF
the largest OF its kind in the country,
will begin operations early in Janu'
arv 1t replaces the factory destroyed
by fire last year.
Boy Scouts of Hayward, recently or
eanized, met and formed two patrols
of eight members each. Preparations
were made for the tenderfoot tests
and action was taken to have a char
ter granted to the troop.
Since the Forest county municipal
court was established in Crandon,
about two and one-half years ago, It
has handled six hundred cases, the
greater share being criminal cases
Michael Sanko, arrested at Water
town on burglary charge, was SEN
fenced to a year at Waupun when he
pleaded guilty before Judge IT, Con
way, county Judge.
Accidentally dropping gunpowder
into the stove at her rome, Mrs.
Regina WoIosek, residing in rural
district near Stevens Point, was badly
burned on her face.
Every school district in Green coun-
ty was represented at the annual
school board convention at Monroe.
About 400 officials and teachers at
tended the sessions.
Thieves robbed Green Bay jewelry
store by smashing the front window
with large timber and grabbing two
trays of rings on display The loss
was estimated at $500.
The Mecca Shop, Superior, was rob-
bed of $4,000 of fur coats and wom'
ems wearing apparel and $3.50 in cash,
according to the police.
The Vernon county board adopted
an appropriation for buying a neigh.
boring beauty spot as a Vernon county
park.
Herman Kruger, Reedsburg, RAN
road section hand, was sentenced ia
1870 days in jail when he pleaded guilty
to transporting liquor.
MI. and Mrs Christian Streuhing
Elmore, recently celebrated their if
tieth wedding anniversary
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STEAL FORTUNE IN JEWELS
Two Bandits Raid a Downtown Chi
cago Office and Escape
With 100000.

Chicago. Dec. While the corrl-
doris were throngod with people two
men entered the Offices Of James II.
Harrison. diamond broker room 7O7,
Chicago Savings Bank building State
and Madison streets. shortly after five
o'clock Wednesday evening, bound and
gagged Harrison, cut the telephone
wires, and escaped with 100000 worth
Of unset diamonds. gold and platl-
mum mouutngs and $1,000 in cash.
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TREASURY PAYS
BILLION DOLLARS
Huge amount Is Passed Out Dur
ing a Single Business
Day.
GREAT FINANCIAL OPERATION
Days Transaction Also Included the
Flotation Of $3oo,oOo.ooo and $780,.
900 Treasury Notes and
Certificates.

Washington, Dec lG.-The treasury
completed Friday night one Of ITS
great postwar financial operations.
which included a payment In one day
Of S1O00OOOOOO to holders Of Victory
notes called for redemption and malur'
iug certificates OF Indebtedness and In
interest on the public debt
The days transaction also Included
the Rotation of S3OO0OOOOO IN two ana
one-ha!f year treasury notes and S4oo''
100000 in certificates OF Indebtedness,
part Of which mature in three months
and the remainder IN one year, ana
the collection Of S275,OOOOOO In income
and profit taxes.
Preliminary figures received by the
treasury indicate that subscriptions to
the offering of notes and certificates
would reach about SSOOOO0O0O This
was the basis for statements by OIL
cials that the two and one-half year
notes had proved attractive as invest
ments. II was said also that the over
subscription indicated a healthy condi-
ton in business and finance.
The tax payment proved about equal
20 expectations, II was said, If that
amount were added to the receipts
for two issues of government securi'
ties, the treasury's ledger theoretically
would carry a larger balance.
The outgo for the day. which In
cluded $7OO,OOOOOO to the holders OF
Victory notes called for redemption.
S2ONO000O0 to pay off maturing certi-
fcates Of indebtedness, and 100000
900 in Interest on the public debt Is
set against receipts Of approximately
81, O75, 100000.
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HERRIN TRIAL is UNDER WAY
State Scores Heavily in Testimony
Produced Against Bert Grace
and Otis Clark.

Marion, Ill.,, Dec. 16.--The state
scored heavily in testimony produced
Mt the Herrin murder trial against
Bert Grace and Otis Clark, defendants
in this case.
Grace, who has been grlnning a good
deal in court was positively identified
as the man who stood in the road near
the Herrin cemetery on the morning
Of June %, guarding with gun six
wounded prisoners who lay in the dust
with a rope around their necks, the
mock Of the crowd
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-12-21
CHICAGO MARKETS.

Hogs-Heavy weights, $195@S.7O;
medium weights, $S.OO@S70; light
weights, $8O56S1O; light lights, $500
@8.75; heavy packing sows, $500
7.75; packing sows, rough, $7250
1850; pigs, $S00GS.75.
Cattle-Choce and prime, $ll500
1926; medium and good $75O@lI5O;
common, $5.75@L5O; good and choice,
s94O@12.75; common and medium
s5.5069.4O; butcher cattle and heif'
ers, $425m1O.5O; cows, $S5O@S00;
bulls, $3.4Od6.35; Gamers and cut
ters, S2.4O@3.5O; Gamer steers, $4,000
975; veal calves, $S.75@975; feeding
steers, $5.95@775; stocker steers.
$425m775; stocker cows and heifers'
s3O065.50.
Sheep-Lambs, $1325015.6O; lambs,
Gull and common, $9.25@13.0O; year.
ling wethers, $9,3561300; ewes, $3.50
OTIS; Gull to common ewes, $500
500,
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SOVIET BANS SANTA CLAUS
Russian Communists Also Call for
Abolition of Angels as Christ.
mas Decorations.

Moscow Dec, 15.--Having aboI-
lshed the myth Of the storS some time
ago. Communist leaders and teachers
began systematic program to ruin
the reputation of Santa Claus.
Throughout Russia this ChrIstmastide
battle against all religious holiday
making has been begun,
Besides hoping 70 give Santa Claus
deoth blow the communists union
platform calls for the abolition o!
angels from Christmas decorations.
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AMERICA TO AID EUROPE
President 10 Said 10 Have Told Gle
menccau America Is In
Helpful Mood

Paris, Dec 1G.-Promisc Of Amcrl-
can arbitration on the rppurutluus
problem, involving a complete rcyer.
san Of the administrations foreign
policy Including the practical promise
that America viii anuul the allied war
debts II the arbitration Is accepted
is the personal message from PrcsI.
dent Harding that Clcmenceau is
bringing to France, it Is said here.
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IT REPORTED DEAD IN LAKE
Disaster Overtakes Tug Near SauIt
Ste. Marie-Men Missing
Five Days.

Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, Dec. 1S.-
Twenty-Seyen persons are missing and
are believed to have drowned or died
from exposure following the disaster
which overlook the tug Reliance when
il hit the rocks off the Lizard Islands
five DAVIS ago.
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LAW BACKS BALF0UR NOTE
Tories Switch on the War
Debt Plan.

London, Dec. l5.-Premter Bonar
Law in the house Of commons declared
frankly for the policy of the Balfour
note, which advocated an adjustment
of the inter-allied debts by an all
around cancellation, with England sur
rendering her share Of Preparations to
be paid by Germany,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-12-21
piIsudskl AGAIN In Saddle

Warsaw, Dec IS Marshal Joseph
pllsudsN former provisional prcsi,
daat Of Poland, hns been appointed
cEleC Of stnff of the Polish army. He
replaces General Slkorsld, who has M.
sumpd the premiership.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-12-21

Berlin pee is platinum rush"
II on III The yilIagc " GgIlluuscn
Many residents have become rich
through the finding Of platinum
wire IN the earth near The site Of am
electric lamp factory burnef HI 1920
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Gala Cub, B,o Alcohol San.

HUona pee lG Ims Na.pong
chief internal INK collector declares
cuba could annually produce gooOpO
ooO liters Of industrial alcohol. drawn
from the sugar crop to comppte
against gasoline
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-12-21

Akron, O., Dee tS-Three men
were burned to death and four others
injured one possibly fatally, when a
Gre destroyed q cottage In which they
we're slccptag at Little Wndsworth.
nenr hern
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-12-21
Aurora Borealis Stops Cars.

Louisville, KY, Dec. lS.-For pc
riod Of % minutes all street cars in
the city we're at standsilll because
The current was cut off by disturb.
ances of atmospheric conditions by
the aurora borealls,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-12-21
British General Killed.

London, Dec. 16.-Lient. cen Sir
George Montague Harper K. G H..
general officer of the s1drtern com.
mind since 1910, was killed AKA Indy
flafuer seriously injured whea their
motor ear overturned
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Tslnntao Almost RuIerlesa

Tokyo, Dee. 10 The Japuneso con.
sui at Tslngtao, Shpniung, which ia.
pm has Just returnfd o Chna. il.
PORTS the city 10 practically WItHnuf
government bur tha bandits baYa
removed from ueur tire rtty.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-12-21
RETAIL PRICE OF FOOD UP
Rises Two Per Cent During November,
but Lower Than for Same
Month in 1921.

Washington Dec. 1S.-RetaiI and
wholesale food prices rose 2 per cent
during November, but Department of
Labor bulletin says retail food prices
we're 3 per cent less November 10
than the year before.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-12-21
KHAN THREATENS GOVERNOR
Indiana Executive Receives Menacing
Letter Purporting to Come From
Gary Ku klux.

Laporte, Ind, Dec. 16.--A letter, pur'
porting to come from the secretary Of
the Ku Klux Khan at Gary, threatening
the life Of Governor McCary was
turned over to federal and state author,
tiles for Investigation.
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Senator's Daughter oets Divorce

Reno, New. Dec. l6.--Withln twelve
hours after her complaint was filed.
Mrs. Dorothea owen Hasglns, daugh.
tor Of Robert l.. Owen. United States
senator from Oklahoma, was granted
n divorce from Hawkins.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-12-21
Raoks HARDING Suggestions.

Washington. Dec. Is. S. Davies
Warneld. president of the National
Association of owners Of Railroad
Securities, advocates immediate con.
sideration by congress OF President
lardlngs rail suggestions.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-12-21
cosocave spurns Peace ofe.

Dublin. Dec. 10. - President Cos.
grave OF the Irish Free State ia.
formed the Cork harbor commission.
ers he would not aid them IN their
effort 10 hive 'he dali appoint n peace
committee 10 deal with republicans
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-12-21

Washington, Dec. l5.-'rhe now year
win find the United States possessor
of about 50 per cent Of tho worlds
entire gold treasury officials said
Uncle Sam has cached In his vaults
nearly $4,OO00O0,0O0
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-12-21
Ten Held Under Bond.

Freeport, H.. Dec i5~Ten men
arrested IN connection with the n.
legged footing Of soldiers haracks lit
Camp Grant aere heli under bond
before Omitted States Commissioner
Stanley 81 Yaace.
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urnnnay PresIdent EInht, o.

Montelideo, Uruguay Dec t5-A
duel with pistols WAS fought ~ Dr.
Baltasar Rrum president o. Uruguny.
and Or. Luis Alberto Herrera. former
legation secretary al Washington.
Each fred two shots. hitting nothing.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-12-21
Reveals Navy Asked s331.n 600

Washington. Dec 15.--The Navy dc.
partment asked a naval construction
program costing SCI 100000 Clalrnnn
Kelley 10 tAe hanaa appropriations slb
committee told tnr house IL explaining
tie subagmuiftee.s report.
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A Shining Example!

Dear pr. Lulu Hunt Peters:
Il simply can't 20 on reducing SO
beautifully without writing snort note
Ia thank the one wonderful woman In
all The world. IS mco
Il am young woman Of - and nave
been marrieL eight years ana IN tna'
time bay, gained from 1875 TO ISIS. Some
weight A big appetite and hnsoano
,rhn loved A fat woman did II, but never
again. It is two months since star'eu
- count NV calorics and have lost 20
hounds. VIII you please tell me II
ina, Is too much" I go on 1900 calories.
There hasn't been a day that | have
suffered for the want Of more food: IN
fact. can't eat more than 1900 no"
for love nor money. eat my big meal
IN tho evening with hubby and then
take short walk. have 100 I. TOT
breakfast, $50 G. Cor lunch ana the
rest for dinner. and II Is all I want.
"T exercise % minutes every day IN
nv bathing suit. VIII You please iet
me know should one weigh the meat
before cooking and how many calorics
In ono tablespoon OF crisco or ard' one
tnblcspoonful OF hour and one slice
canned pineapple"
"Once more thanking you. am
Truly you're. One Big Booster
rcrrndure your letter nearly yer
HAHN because know II Will he great
cpcoura cement to others Inc point
that Won have brought out. that you
cannot eat more than 12o1 {. now. is
worry valuable point 1t rerihes my
assertion thot one can shrink one s
stomach and that one does get ne"
and natural appetite after while
After the first week II is not adVis-
ahrc To lose more than two pounds a
week. If you will send a fonr-cent
STAMPED and scIf-addressed envelope We
Will send you pamphlet containing the
lis, or foods with their caIoric Naiues'
Moan while remember that one ounce
~ any kind Of oil Is approximately Z5o
- an ounce Of anur would ne ll5 ''
and - slice nf canned pineapple pr"n
h,v 20 9. 4 piece If lean meat anou'
. ounces. az y - inches. after COOK
3,- t. about 100 G. This wouldn't IN
,.,n1c auy. sauce or butter on ii.
THANK you very much Tor your hoos'-
ing.
Tomorrow-T. I. I: 7. Myself;
Chapter XIII.
fCopyright. 1922. Geo. Matthew Adams)
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MIhree;Mlnute IalesM
&SA By Ad S. stert ,o-2&saa4
CAUSES OF HAPPINESS
By AID. S. Ster

criminal Her grief seemed too real
und L.. could H.; hcIicv" eh" vas Shar-
ing the secret OF her husbands dcaih'
Md e her story were tn" TrnNi"n
Norc,and had passed through IN" room
in which she had hc"n sitting I" follow
hcr into the library Ir0ncSt'ona nlE'
her testimony would remove him from
suspicion.
EN- hcCau at the hcCIMniAg. r!erinG
together all tho Iitil" details in the nope
or building an outline for ne" ih""r! :
Young MorCland prufesScd /" DC wear'"I
Of Investigators and declared h" would
,.lk ,o no one except the police captain
VINO had been IN charge. Tn" widow
r,,!cnt!v and mechanically went over
tn" story.
Mnrclahd. Rlll learned. retired each
evening To- the library where he smoked
three or four cigars This might mere
had hrcn no IRE IN the fireplace. His
chair was in front or the fireplace and
behind him Il table upon which was an
omen box OF cigars. Tho bullet had en-
tered the back Of his neck and could
have been fred from position near the
Inurrav nrcninC on tho room In which
Tho wife sat with thns" facts in mind.
RiN went To- 'hc library. sat In More
lands chair and Imagined himself in the
u0cltiOu Of tho murdered man on tne
evening or tho crimc. \ thought struck
him and he ros" and FASTENED to the
Kitchen.
(which one or you" h" asked "f a
maid aud pm elderly woman he took to
be- housekecrcr. "has charge OF cleaning
ur the room"
can YOU remember he continued
when ihc housrkccpcr stepped forward.
"ir there was ANYTHING ut all In IN"
fireplace after they foundd Mr. More
land shot
II clean It out every day" the woman
rcrIieh hut there is seldom ANYTHING
there. this warm weather. "N""rt dust
and cigar stubs There was ono stub
There that nevt morning.
Back To Mrs Mnr"lanf Fill went. a
puner idea burning IN hts head.
Just ono moro question. please. h"
sa,d Did Mr. Norcland hay" - cigar
in his hand when YOU found him
The widow hesttattd. his hands
were empty" she answered
Then Till ceased I" art alone. with
tho notice captain, gelaiine ana powder
for Anger rrints, NJ went I" the base
mont. found the chimney and worked
his way behind it who're standing on n
raCtcr. he was directly behind the IRE
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Four Dancing Feet
GERTIE TRIES TO IMPROVE HERSELF
Bv JANE PHELPS

. "WcIl.ld rather work the other fcl-
."w than work so hard myself" then.
say. GArtie. what you going TO do
about going to the Olympic"
Il am going. Lilly. Even X Rosen-
burg paid me more Id go | want TO
got in better place. The other day
when Mr. Pagan sent FOR me again l
asked him about Hou. Lilly. lie said
he couldn't take YOU just NOW. hut per-
haps later. In awfuliy sorry. Lilly.
done my best
. Lilly was terribly disappointed. but
all she said was.
Il know YOU done all you could.
Gert!c" Such girls learn To hide any
deep feeling. 10 laugh away hurts and
disappUjuunCnts.
Mrs. cummings Was rather glad the
1.-TWO we're t. l." separated while at their
work She hated LillI's free and easy
ways while giving the girl credit for
being good. Hut It had seemed or. rate
she was influencing Gertie more than
formerly. This WAS not So. but Gcrue
had changed: her disappointment be
cause Tom Norris had not written. her
constant thought o. him had made her
nervous her temper was bit uncer-
tain for the first time in her life. DC
caSionally she laughed and talked loudly
assuming 4 Cayety that puzzled her
mother. who ScuSed II did not ring true.
Then Len O'Conncr had taken her
home several times. Not that MIS-.
Cummings knew anything against Len
but whenever any Of the patrons Of IN"
restaurant brought Gcrtie home she
worried.
you're my girl, 0'Conner better
krcn ont Of the way Jones had said.
and 10 SHOW the manager she wanted
nothing of him Gcrti" had let Ot"n-
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-. ,.,cr What wc have that gives
- ,,app.ur~s. - never what ~ '"'N
~. we. Us uuNapp,nhN>. It's Jus,
rf,,rc h,t added I" what ~" NtN' '""'
,,,,...r, bal,nir.~.;. and a htt'r ~, taken
Crr.,, .hI. we've got that cause" Hh""P-
ojU,Ss.
Aod | dou't meat only in rEsa'I 20
,,.,,cr,al ousscSSiuns but IN r@S"ra |"
,,cry thing in life.
Take the matter of lovt. The woman
xho - accustomed % receive o"' -
spde-uc-S few care>Scs. Sn"'I C"',S'"
srarinn from her husband Is MADE g'""
inrlv happy at some small aces u
,rTdcrncss some uuw"ntcd cons .u'''
,,,, which the ordinary woman "o"'u
Az, as 4 matter Of course.
Doesn't Know 1t
Whereas IA, woman IN" -
,annod IN Ia, luxury 80 tenderness a'
,nnrhtruI affection requires N'"',
.c,,iopal stimulus to max" her ""r''
certain woman know mar leu
,,an who il good looking. vel 10 ~
sweet tempered and absolutely
q her Almost anyone "'"lu 90
us an exceptionally lucky girl Va
,nId that she was "Nerh'a'o AZ
LING her husband. Because he vas
n
,uss he is somewhat shy ana ""'
moving the people ~ the dane" very
Iii wanted to dance most OF inc
naucns with her. II had known Eo"
we're going to treat me Ike tn's' Sn@
ala II would never have married you
g., nm see that II would b" hard Tor
.bat woman to be mad" happy, not be
.,',., she has 50 little but because she
,,s 80 much.
Pretty For Day
Take the matter of good looks. The
ro,,a, who Is very pretty gets used
IN her good looks. She expects to see
charming plctur" when sh" looks III
he glass She Is forever craving pretty
.hIngs 20 max" her preiti"r. forever
Jealous Of o,hcr pretty faces. But the
yirl who is not user TO being pretty
is happy beyond words when she looks
n the mirror and seas that becoming
nat or rrork has made her charming
'ur a day.
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rlace The entire back had neon n'W'
sroared with plaster. II was :" MIN
r,.s work 70 remove this ana IN "'S-
nnyer that one nf the bricks. nnui no"
,,as,or had heon inserted. had neen
inose They removed It and lookca mo
49, l,brary AT the chair in which More
i,rd had sat. From pip" wh,rh "''r'
Cd natural hold they secure" "hK''
prints.
,r,or tho arrest of TrmS'nn More
,o,d rho notice captain somewhat shame
farcdlr said II Bill
"Of course ! thought of me hrNniare
rr,i, swoy It's an old dodge. IN nc
ZION a, least. hut this man was SHOT IN
me back. How did YOU get sro"na
that
"I sat in the chair and reached around
Tor n cigar" BIZ answered. Illustrating
rho action in the high armed chair
"Noreland had to lean his weight on one
s,n as Ne turned and reached. Mhcn
no was shot. his muscles relaxed ana ne
felI hack facing the fireplace.
"What made ynu think y! II
Tho ,act that one cigar was smoErh
and he did not have another IN MS
hand"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Tho Norr'and murder had points "f
mystery to attract the attention Of IL"
entire country. II - not strange thnl
ELL Carney journeycd the ," miles t"
the Hide VILLAGE IT t.NAi"N - ada H.N
wits To those nr the dozen or more
detectives. amateur and professionals on
the lob. Bill was a little late for
frst-hand examination. but his auAh't-
ity and the fact that nc arrived ~ a
momen; Of Encouragement when any
help no matter how unpromStng was
welcome. let him into the ronhd"urc
Of those who were first on tn" scene.
Vardon Moreland had been shot "a H."
sat In front "f Fireplace" IN his IlN'"rl
on the ground floor of his large Suhur-
ban home. The room WAS IN n" c"rn-
err of the building with TIA" winG"W"
eight feet from the ground. and IN the
only room connecting with tn" library
MoreIand's wife had sat whce IN" snot
was fired She WAS the ilrst TO rtA'h
her husband side and Sh" met u" ON"
n ( she ran into the room Tn" windows
of the library were closed and locked.
These IN brief. were tho facts as the
police had them when Bell Carney ar
rived. II Is no wonder that suspicion
was directed toward Mrs. M"r"!and an"
Young TruXton Morclnnd. her nephew.
This IL the way 7Eur" it," rouNl"d
ono Of tho private detectives 10 1911!
".rhe Young fellow must have shot "ld
Noreland and the wife + protecting
him. There is no doubt she was there
in the next room and their story is that
ha ran IN as she was leaning over tn"
body. More likely sh" ran In and found
him there with tho revolver In his hands
He persuaded her to toll tho other story.
hid the revolver. and tcl"ph0n"d the
nolIce can't sec il any other way.
TO Rin Carney the moihrrN Mrs:
Noreland did not At into the r"I" OF
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SIDE TALKS
bw Ruth Cameron
A STUB OF EVIDENCE

The whole social game IS "aSed on
the Just n,,lc bit added 10 what
you've got idea. The woman VINO Is
- never happy with her pres
en-, circle of friends. II Is only wheh
she can add one from An inner circle
that she gets 4 moment Of happiness
It is my theory that the reason the
peop,e IN the very .nncv circles often
behave SO wildly. Civ" monkey dinners
and that sort "f a thing. is because thcy
are unutter,y bored with life IN when
they have everything already and can
not ee, happiness by winning just Ut
tie hit more In the way OF soc.a! DIS
tinClionS.
Are They Loss Happy
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