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The New York herald., 1922-03-23
BIG FOUR HOLDERS
FIGHT CENTRAL PLAN
Owners of Preferred Shares
File Brief With Commission
Charging Inequity.

The preferred stockholders Of the
Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chicago and st.
Louis Railway have fled brief with
the Interstate Commerce Commission
opposing approval OF the New York Cen
trails proposal to acquire the minority
preferred and common stocks of the Big
Four. The brief asserts that the COM
mission is without power to grant the
application of the New York Central in
advance of completion OF Anal plan
for consolidation of the country's rail-
roads into a smaller number of systems.
1t is also contended that the application
Is premature in that it asks approval
merely of an offer to exchange New
York Central stock for the preferred
stock of the Big Four on share for
share basis before any agreement has
been made or attempted with holders
of the latter stock.
This move before the commission is a
part OF the program worked out by the
Big Four preferred shareholders COM
mittee. headed by Edwin G. Merrill,
which considers the New York Centrals
offer as entirely inadequate. In success
i've appeals to Big Four preferred
shareholders to deposit their stock with
the committee II has been asserted that
their control over the amount of in
debtedness that can be assumed by the
company give its preferred shares an
added value besides that indicated by its
5 per cent. dividend rate.
The committee calculates that Big
Four's 1921 income account will show
about S2s share earned on its pre-
ferred stock, in contrast to only $6 a
share earned on the New York Central
stock. The contention Is made also that
New York Centrals original offer failed
to reveal its true purpose of consolidat-
Ing the road into the New York Central
system contemplated in the I. G. C.'s
tentative merger plan.
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TO RE0RGANIzE GENERAL OIL.
Court Orders Plan for Concern In
Second Receivership.

HOUSTON. Tex, March 22.-Reorgan-
ization OF the General Oil COMPANY
under the name OF the General Petro-
leum Company with $1,000, 900 par value
preferred stock and 100000 shares OF
common stock of no par value was di
rected by Judge Walter r. Monteith in
a decree signed to-day.
The decree followed an agreement
between the creditors. the trustees
Of the company and a stockholders
protective committee with the end IN
view Of reestablishinG going concern
OF the General Oil Company Originate
an T.. J. Cox concern, but now in its
second rcceivership.
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NEW TANK CAR ISSUE.
Brokers offer $2,5OO,OOo Bonds on
Basis to Yield 7.2O.

DAoSAS OAAcE P%,OUU,OOO bOnOs on
Basis to Yield 7.2O.
Charles d. Barney & Co. and Brown
Bros. G Co. are offerinfi $4,000, 900 Gem
eral American Tank Car Corporation Z
per cent. cumulative preferred stock at
price Of 971a to yield approximately
7.20 per cent. The issue is redeemable
as whole or in part. or for the sink
ing fund at 10 ana accrued dividends
on any dividend date on thirty days no.
tice.
The issue is to furnish the company
with additional capital to enable it to
take care of growing of business. The
company is engaged in the construction
and operation of tank cars under lease.
the construction and sale of railroad
freight equipment Of all kinds and the
rebuilding and repairing of miscella-
neous equipment. The company derives
large revenue from the leasing of
cars. a majority of the leases being for
long term periods, at fixed rentals, to
responsible lessees.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

The Empire Trust Company has been IN.
pointed depositary for the Consolidated Cirar
Corporations preferred stock under an aeraa'
nent dated February 90 1922.
Harry Lawton has taken over Rsynor
Nicholas a Truesdell's foreign exchange a.
partment and VIII continue II as Harry Law
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business in the world, he now was will
ing to concede that the motion picture
business was perhaps aIittle larger.
The meeting was also addressed by
Samuel W.. Reyburn. president of the
Associated Dry Goods Corporation, who
talked Of the technical side Of selling.
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rONDoN wooI MARKET

LONDON, March 22.--The offerings at to-
lays wool auction sales amounted 20 r. =
1ss bales. Continued activity in ali sections
Mas noted. and prices we're firm. Fino
crossbreda and merinos were readily taken
~ home and continental buyers.
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OPEN MARKET RATES.
IIEARING HOUSE sTATEMEN
Aaas st.ooo.ooo crnitnI.

Special Dispatch 70 THE NEw YorK HERALD.
MONTREAL, March 22.-The directors
Of La Banquc Rationale decided to-day
tn increase its issued capital from So
900 900 to $4,000. 600.
The New York herald., 1922-03-23

charge of the Chicago office. Pollock, Reid
A. White. Inc, fB5 Broadway, are the New
York correspondent 10.
Lanborn q co. have issued a circular on
the Public Service Corporation OF New Jersey
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Dean, Onativia g. Co., Il Broadway. have
opened n bond and investment department
under the mana cement OF william ". Haynes.
formerly with Pearl & Co.
Everett Hamilton of the financial depart
The New York herald., 1922-03-23

ment OF THE NEW YORK HrsALp has become
associated with Clark, Dodge a Co, 81 Wall
street He will have charge OF financial news
III connection with the firms customers de-
"aitnicnt
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PFNNsYIyANIA on.

OIL CITY, March 2e.-Credit balances
3.25 Runs 81 7.33p, average ~ SCI shin
ncnts 20 .39s. average 43,Qii
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BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS

To the following prices accrued interest
Is to be added:
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MUNICH
PAL BONDS.
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$2,5OO,OOO
General American Tank Car Corporation
TO Cumulative Preferred Stock
efenedas Asetsan M
Dividends ss A July ' 9 . ss part
Dividends Exempt from Normal ederaInc Tax
ggeas
100 Cumulative (p.
of dhep,ea eadmtq Of he ecmonyae emmmn ssasf
n .:s =
building snu
- eth in times pros
ss sy .s s agIsas''d Sssns BY " car building and repair operations gives the Company w 'ss
% largest w TN manissua % sna Beginning in
s % s sHy Pns % hs e COMPANY me so I & WA
n = ,s:s \: :ss :s s ssss IS e
Eq % dividends Es s % @ @ g 1 s ss7 shares Ar vs"s G@ %ss I p @ a as @
approximately s46oooOo
A's"s .:p ss ssss ' @ as yss18 @
as0aOS annually
% g s: M M s r the as ssa % after % gag @ .a a ] as s ]
equivalent % aaas times dem amount p
eapdyto p
r"sass % ss sss; 1 % f % g % 5@a ea sssn % the Company with additional
h@dmsn b.
Application nbem list eaekn nAeNew York ksoekE.d
Price, ON to yield approximately 72OS s,r
Chas D. Barney & Co. Brown Brothers & CO.
nshmm.m ~-n-4A A@4rshm ~A~.~s
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MONEY MARKET.
wrpSrsDAy MARCH %

WEDNESDAY. MARCH e.
Renewals. ......... Last. ............. hia
High........... 5Mlyear's high.... q
Tow....... 4 Years low....... 2
TIME LOANS.
N,,vod collateral, 60 70 30 davs. az
Mixed collateral 70 G months ... ~
rnduefrials co TO 90 days. .....-..... 4isflZ
industriais. t. G months. ......... 4MI4I
COMMERCIAL PAPER.
nat names. 4 10 months. .....4..... ~
ntbsr names, 20 6 months. ..,..s...... 4N
DIscoUNT RATES. RESERVE BANK.
s-ornnercial paper. sf5 days, AZ: go 70 no
aava' Az; Liberty bonds and Victory notes.
NJ davs. 80: 10 10 20 days. AZ bankers
arcepiances. IL 70 30 days. ~.
.Fixed November 2 Previous rate. .,
fixed September 81
OPEN MARKET RATES.
c.sti loans and acceptances. ...... ..... 81
Discount rates on prime bankers accept
anrag eligible for purchase by Federal Re
4si'0 Bid. Ask. BID A-k
n aava 3st 3ssl ~ days.. 3& 7ss
Go dsys..... 3% sMii2o days. az 3ss
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Clearing House exchanges. sJ37 200 900
balances xTt 100 600; Federal Reserve credit
balances S47,900,0Oo
SILVER MARKET.
Official bar silver IN New York. domestic,
opssc unchanged; foreign. 65kc.. up 1c
London, 33Ssd., up Nd; Mexican dollars
Range Of silver prices this years
Highest. Lowest.
London ...... 3Stad., Jan. 2 32ikd. Feb IS
New York ... G6s.c. Jan. 10 G2%c., Feb, os
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100000
State of California

so Highway Gold Bonds
Nocnbu
demian addJ
ofue in New York City, the
Exempt from all Federal Income Taxes
In Banks and Trust Funds in
Mem York. Massachu nndC Connect
Financia
Assessed o $4sss@ss4H
Total Bonded
Population
Population CenuD
s56ooo due July 3, l943 $4,000 due July 1916
8, 8,
8, $1,000 es
Prices to yield about 4.359o
DISCOUNT HOUSE
SALOMON BROS. & HUTZLER
information but to
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-14
STIPULATED TIME FOR VISIT
pafi<y Didn't Want Even Old Friend
60 Return From the Spirit
Land At Night.

One Of Judges prize stories ID as
follows: An old southern planter
(once ..Marse Davy'') said to an old
negro: "Well, Tony. this b our birth
day again-seventy-fve years we've
been together, as man and boy; three
quarters of century and on one
plantation" "Sho mum hit Il, boss
and pears lax desc here years is .
treveling aroun' e heap perter dan dey
uster.r 'aThat's what's on my mind,
Tony, and In the course Of events we
can't expect to remain here much long
er-so I've been thinking seriously,
Tony seriously -about the grave and
the hereafter. .S7'a't's dat, boss1'
AWell, / want to make bargain with
you, Tony, solemn bargain, to this
eject. whichever one goes flrst, he
win come hack from the spirit world
and tell the other one just what 1t
looks Ike over there Hits . bar.
gain, sub. Dat suits me adzackly.
But - refectively 'but, Marse
Davy, II you goes fust. won't you come
beck N Dc daytime1s
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-14
GOLDEN CROSS SNEs ONCE MORE.

snevik regime. they have "s,,a 81 Great |
20 dull and furnished. n1 Hhile |
Rs Gs ou' on the cathedral blazed. s,.s "ae snr.
Scrosses on the small cupus mha neo-
eu Iding it remained dark. , aacnrped. ans pe
pried that miracle haa o's crowds
w all parts of the town .sa c,0Ine the
prsstated themselves towa,u na1hedral
max place. Very soon the .,ao,,sands ea.ns
was i to overaowing, and iaans .nouy lit up
Of wicandles before the st,sued ICONS nt to to
itssda interior. People con.,nue o. n,ace,
arrive!tlling up the marx market ~ p'aar' the
The gIt house occupied u,os os Rec Rec
cheka Is just opposite, Ise n an at at
sentries ,came apprehenslves ,sea ., aH III, h
tack and Sal,ed out the guara; a;sners
Red soldiS came forward too to aispeas ove,
the faithA, but they were e. the the
whelmed ao forced to take on oros .rs'
caps and hake the sign OF ,,,sne tne v.Ss
Cavalry arrived and re.es'aO''> @
order with heir heavy WHIPS
The clergy q the cathedral were Sn,1
rested, brought into the Cheka ~
ing and, under menace OF oea'.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-14
Throngs Worship in Belief Tha'
Miracle Has Been Wrought.
Soviet Leaders Force Priests OF Rost
oil Cathedral to Say That Gliding
on Church Was Due TO Wire
less Action.

London.-An interesting tale comes
to me from the city of Rostoff on the
Don. In sovie. Russia, writes corre-
spondent to the Daily Telegraph.
It will need some explaining on the
part Of our men Of science, and !
would not have mentioned it II the
official soviet press had not done so.
One morning citizens going at sunrise
TO attend early divine service In the
great cathedral were surprised to sec
the cross on the cathedral dome
sparkling as II It had been newly gilt.
The golden crosses and cupolas Of the
Russian churches are a well known
landmark. but, neglected under the
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-14
Oil Sends Her From Poverty %
Wealth in Two Months.
-. .aooo-a-pay income Ha: MOI
'.r turned Her Hsad-Ambitlon . ~
Be Farmerette and Drive
Tractor.

x.a Okla.-"Here's one A'.'e
indian girl who is not goms ~ the
nnad inuaa hy the bright lights nor z,.a ,ne
s.ns nsst White Way" said Exc rn., "a
O.ea. o.aor.vear-old Greek. when to.u ..,
.nat her allotment in Creek coums na
,na' nroduced M its fourth gusher anu ~
,,f ,,sted her income from royai'l's "
near $1,000 day. averages
A Ex,e,s production now aVesaS sas,v
ohont 1000 barrels OF cruoe .artt ua
How How much Exile has become wuo rn =
s,nce the first producer was O.o1s sh
sli.s her land two months ago sa 81,
,,arse,f - does not know. Only tne I,o no
n.. ,a,s ~ the Indian agency wnere ns Us
@ aonav is handled. know, anu thes -
not telling it for publication. ,o,r,
|, Exie received the news OF ner ious ,a,
: : gnsher just as the carpenters ,ode ~
. suS su,r,no IN the last nails Of her moue Iyue
]. uar f,veroom bungalow that on>
7 He" Som decided to build for her gov"
:. Fame in Mcintosh county wh1 Ex,
= royalties began to pour IN TO w w
L. eusd,t The house harmonlzes ;"
let ha.r ..,n : tho fall am going to study !, !
'oh .,c and will possibly go to III n,''so 90
s,S "hoo,n I said Exile. Il am also 1 y
a 10 send my brother 10 son
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-14
:,
Perilous Trail

.,,,,os more, the American gir, ,S It.
er,ahtened % On one occasion. No" che
at heen for some fallen trees; ,o.h 9Th
~. ra,abt have dropped to dusty oe"
a,onc the mountain side.
1T was just after Landslide, aD even ms 3
.,e nath-it couldn't have Oeen sa,d
tns ea. pa wide-was slippery" sne sa," y,
.1y, ..Tns four pack mules marcnsu rn.,u, =, :,
.hsad but my mule lost It's loo.ns -n th
ane"a, ane dehris and plunged right down IL
.ns u,do An uprooted tree saved us, no
Climbed up again while tne %u, ,ess
east ea,sted up with a rope. guess ts,
nu n,mst have been pretty scared ''''
!. time" - uore moor.
$ ,as no MacGregor recalls them. Ia,
J. : hos ,n.s merely single rooms "nI 'ro,
{ pot, p0tbs. and the only running wa
oa.t'' pau which leaked through -
j u t thatched roofs. offered the only on,y - -
~ ~ ter along the way. The more ,s+,r =
- tent,ous variety were . so ~
us s.retched with cowhide, put. ou. ~ =,
often a tambo consisted OF hou' "
ke N With dried grass for a cover. con
ow VIZ CaoI,ng was done over cun
ss' heat. It was imperative TO Do''
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-14
Mary still Hesltatsd.

10 her room. John Northropi The
writer, the dark, fascinating man that
Mrs. johnson spoke Of 80 continuous.
" since first he had come to buy one
Of her husbands old books. And his
voice. Mary felt herself grow warm
from head to foot as his voice still
rang In her ears, masculine, deep. reso-
nant; It had . quality that made ro-
nance visible.
I, How avidly she read his book re-
views; how carefully she hid the news
paper picture Of him that she had cut
one EVENING" He was brilliant. impul-
sive. an outstanding figure.
! This evening was somehow set
apart, she had only heard . mans
voice over the telephone, and yet she
could not settle down In her usual
mon0tOnous rut.
i II won't meet him II he does come
here" she said suddenly aloud. "Why,
he could know anyone he wanted.
5ohn Northrop, the revieweri. And I
Pm afraid to meet him.
suddenly she put her head down In
the circle OF her arms and the hot
tears scared her eyelids. She had
barely time to wipe them away be-
fore the door opened and Mrs. John
son In her unceremonious way was
aeaning against the door frame.
sWelli What have you been doing
toniRht?" she asked, suspiciously; sniff
nnr the cocoa-laden air. Then smile
touched her soodnatured face. "A
man was asking after you. There's
10 need to start sol It was Mr.. North
ron and he wanted to know who the
rari with the charming voice wasl"
sWhy, you're right pretty when you
bIush up Ike thatl'' Mrs johnson
vent on. sNow. told him he could
meet you if he came here about half
past 81
!, aNo! Mol MOL" Mary cried breath
lesly. r don't want to meet himi I
can't"
Che was ol,durate to all Mrs. John
1on's assurances and she breathed
sieh 0f relief when she heard her
1andlady Chamber down tie steep
otaira
i he had INST too many xiria urety
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-14
Spring-Tine
Again
By JESSIE DOUGLAS

II.
w. As1z' BY Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
Mary Martin paused q moment on
Tue nigh brownst0ne stoop. In the
oieak yard across the street the old
maple was sending out blurry green ;
at the end of the block street organ
was grinding melodiously.
Spring again.
Loneliness was worse in spring, 1t
seemed to reach out and stir forgot
Ten things. The things she had
dreamed few years ago, the things
she had made herself forget.
Mary slipped her key into the lock.
pushed open the door and stood a
moment in the dimness of the hall
Defore she mounted the narrow stairs
to her room.
Another long empty evening await
cd her. She could see the tin of cocoa
ana the saucepan behind the make
shift curtain, the cup with the
chipped rim, the library book on the
deck under the window, the one chair
with its sagging tapestry seat. She
gave little sound supposedly laugh,
that was somehow like a sob.
A bell shivered the. silence Of the
nall; it was moment before Mary
realized it was only the telephone and
that Mrs. Johnson was out. She lift
ed the receiver mechanically and then
her heart thumped unsteadily and her
voice was almost husky as she list
ened.
"Mrs. Johnson? This is John North
rop speaking. wondered If you'd let
me look at that edition"
"Mrs. johnson isn't in" Mary had
time to interpolate.
She knew that he thanked her; that
she said something vague In reply
and then she was mounting the stairs
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-14

,oss one wished to ward on
nalaria and other fevers WV. - o,l her
, nmss MacGregor boasts that ,,ns ~ M Of
MISS sna took only two grams ,ot
trip i,,ne ~ and that because she o'u
qulnine =" offand an acquaintance. u.,
WISH sa " 'ros accompanied by an hns sr,ce
ouide hired in Peru upon ,a+oors An
ss 81 friends, and by two mu,e'ee's' e ont Of
% Tad,an guide would have oeen ,,s % have
noiam nst,on for the trip wouio n"se se
tne hronght to an untimeiy enu, Mac -
been orUus %a was concerned, Miss Mac
Gregor believed. s.,.,rental.
i As for the technical oe'ano ansst fro1
AS aSa .U travelled to Key west IN" iio.
> trip. .ao sm in an unsensational manle 4he
!. Cnlcaso ora Kew West to Havana. III. .ne
n few 1IU,n r,n,ted Fruit steamer to Crls, !,
% no, and from there 10 res a,,n,h IN Ju,
y paaan M her trans-Andean clino LAO mul
! oesaI FOR seven days she roue Inv ~
As ~ tvo days she progresseu r,r ~
l PACK, canoe on the Ucayah ir ~,
at ousou mil August she walkeu,
and un.n .,ad her way to Para, on
as ~ast as coast. Her party Gu. GU, 1 low
,,,+ m trails through heavy tans''N
ter M for the most part ,.s mt only
the an,mals. bat of South Amei'
lel- WHO h,+ Miss MacGregor |
pre- gentieno., to the proposals sne
mes no at.en ~. che said, the fair Al
lore ceived' .o.' .,,d mass through the c
lies, ican WV .,,t having a marriage ti
try WEI, her was more to be comme
med upon ne' ',ho landed a mate.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-14

oered to stop the miracle" immeo,a1r nntara',v
uefeu ,' This the poor fellows NATURALLY sos
~. ms ao At last one of them nao
cor,a 9 sr,,,,ant liar idea, Of which the leaders rs
of the Cheka approved. Ihe ne. Town srn,ain.
NJ u1acarded with large notices l eso esp Gliding
p inr to the population that ..1ea the g,s NV the
,as III the he cross had been renovated Ds ,rs ,ne
OF .,oe ,ne Of. Of the new high-powered WIRE, ~ =,
ac..0s 'a station at just installed. The as,l facs
Of Of the renewal Of the cross hn+ one
q, ermed from several sources, ,o ou' ,,,re tu,
nrner a,hts n the explanation OF It's "ife
,ass sea,rce is the correct one'
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-14
nn1AN Girl, BECOMES VERY XII

,o,o want him to be soineD
..e oo,no to continue to make an
an home no matter how many '
Wy ny. - dollars l make out OF on.
nons ~ ,,vod here since childhood anu
r,ches win never tempt me 70 m oorntrv
am always going to stay
girl. % +ravel: at least
nnv Some time later on p,oD
w, W. u,,,l take a trip, but assure ~. "
: ANY w." w.. not going to be a money
spending orgy. -. want to
!, : sormerette, as you city foiks say ~,
d pe an+ about five hundred or .noa ,a
> ."d cores stocked with sieek' p
ID sana a cattle and waving fields OF e0,, ,.
to prev lin Then / want flock OF pu,
anu "aators s with this little girl .,
es hind the biggest one u ~
y. THAT'S the life for me. ,,uo or
Tn eoror more wells are driii'ns o.
mt ~ mon say the allotment sno1,u a,,
he OH ,i.n -. ohout forty wells. ihdl'
III uov soou officials, even in these Guys
as. M 1ow-priced crude. forecast a,.hin a. I
W Of $1,000 day for HAie
- worry near future. ,oh,e
rth And Exile is about as remaiAaD on,
ere ~ ,ucr Although she was a pau,
lest .el n,on+hs ago, her good fortune
ncle two nion OILS ohonce in her. She is
n at mace IT, ~ extravaganza. II
oil teriy ueso,a Sattor clothes and has
xie's sne "e"s automobile to carry
with rea-wne +o Muskogee to get
mu- mohlinS ~,
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-14
Helped Him on.

Helped Him On. -. .,de-
They found him lying g, on On snS oud I blus
walk, ,as both a,9ost ssss closed. his nose wa:
and one a, aaveral teeth were missing
and his map was deco.a,sa ,,,'a tho wreck
s and bruises. He looked IKE 'ne
OF .wnat sne ns1n 1hnappenedr' asked the cog
- uas applying first ala. .. "a
VINO 70 I lust told big boob OBJ wns's Sa said ID
get on. " ,,s station. but It wa1
.s,ren-Cincinnai Enquifei'
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-14
A.. "a 1e Cheated.

c,afather and Betty were ~
ing visit to the strawc., ,,,sc,o,,s berries
he ana ped faa them to the little girl' ,ns: nu
s ano aer no found much larger oneA
nimsen as watched him for a few EN- "a
.t. be..s and then said, gravely :.eranS .ns :
S.+her. I can eat the large o
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-14
,ch Time Girls Mountain NIUE
Bumped, and It Bumped
\ often, She Lost one'
i WOMAN TO CROSS ANDES
adventure Leads Girl TO rs's
,e. Landslides, k'onap.'
other Exciting Experiences
,ndians After Her.

: "A line of bone halr-
"a that sells for 10 cents
ID, marks the nrst .'a o.
Andes mountains ever at
q white woman. ,r,.
'er,ne MacGregor Of Wau,
bst them f;om her e,e DooOeu eu
me her mule slipped On
nj not SO straight paths
s Of steep precipices-, g.
a, i,ror does not look IKE
nal iplorer. She is ,,E.s below
wit Of pleasing siimness'
Her that curls at the leaa.
whei, Ugh estimate is some, a~d
forty. twenty-five 1no
The
as sheeason in the woriu
to explSy she should tax
Of Soutiuntain and jungle
colin Ma Her father. MAJ
descent. Of Scotch Quake
was assisteven months 'as'
in a New general manage
only traveliies office. Fl
ly had been done previou
coaches. Pullmans al
II guess 1t
write stories se I wished
Is the best expires mosti'
the impulse thate can give
ease, kidnaping.r to face Q
snakes, Even th tigers 9
Peru refused to IN consul
to do with her wHhing m
the trail she intefpld him
for her father, he pillow.
once and for all wiz goot
determined to start bad I
Tried to Kidfp.
"It was only after /
a fairly large South You
that I heard from two t
another exploring partNe
missed" Miss MacGregQ
"The two men had been z
pas Indian chiefs, who nd
by their intertribal rum
white woman was passing
The chieftains have a gre
for white women, and al
iably succeed In kidnapin
was only after much tortr
Englishmen finally convinc
that / was not In their
passed two or three days
/ was expected-the only
they din't get me.
Once or twice, or perh
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-14
Heart on Right Side.

phoenix. Arlz.-An Indian inmate .' o.
ln , hosnital. believed to be VIC
lo.a tuberculosis, was found by doc
TIM =. - have his heart on the right
sid eide Of his body. The mans nse' ,,s on :,
1,s Teyersed and he has @ double lie. r,0 ~ old na
nno side He is thirty-four years o'u
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-14

v,o,e..scented seaweed grows in the ,e
,ao ~ the Manyishlak peninsula II
laaes u ros,ian sea, and the pleasant
ode odor therefrom scents the air 1'' 'n'e'
| from it's source.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-14

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s.s1a. :sS =: ::s n..a 'e.;a s.
se's e spssd saSs !: a S1 cent so,si: 'a,;ss 81
sy.t' Of MSs money and insonxsSrsnsaiss;s
You uMs' New York CIV