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Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-01

Aying in general"
IL once had been treated
wn but could not identify
lfying other letters, she
ry sick girl at that time"
"a having had one or two
Neral authorities regard
charges Of violation of
She identified letter
4 which she said:
RI going to do this then
mo Mr.. Boland "a federal
& U send us where we both
Washington Journal., 1922-01-06
MMMMMMMMMM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

BE: 08edn cine 6rau oaDiu tor::.;.
6w liebeiL lit tie itanObaiter Oenn
ie.T n9iebe, 9eio uno @elo f0n-
men ni6t perborgen bleiben." Sic
be lit gut, aelie6t peroen better;
oas cine lit Oienert, oas anoere Ser
SEER fem n9ie6e, @lllten unO
6euer f0nuen ni6t peroedt bleiben."
Sir oie 2iebe unO Den SOB gibt
es ni6ts Starfes." = Sn be5ug auf
SA0n6eit beoba6ten oie Spanier
genau: u8as graue @aor lit un-
ma6r, Ser 3abn liigt, a6er 6ie Sur
6e lit lider." uSd0ne Srau,
8ein6er9 urro S%eigen6num limo iebr
idledt 81 b%ewabren." oSlt i6on
Die &aufmannsfrai, Damn niemano
feili6t." 9as @ort suite @rbe
oie braltne @roe, DEFENDERS quite bic
b%eionoers b%raltne," Oriidt Die Be-
numbering fir Sen beimii6en
Sralteni9lag aus, es miro ober ei1t-
gerdltmt: o0os BLONDE 0edt lieben
SGBli9feiten 3u." Ser SaB Sen
rotbaarigen Mann unO sic bdrtige
6rau griiB aus BRET Wteilen @nt-
iernung" gibt elmer 8oreingenont-
menbeit @its0ruf, Die aud in an.
bern 9dnoern gu finben lit. Sage.
gen lit Die 8epunoerung ser Mdnn-
Ii6feit, bic in Dem @ort Ser
Mann uno Ser 8Gr, INN 10 id0ner
lie bGBli6er" ousgeoriidt miro, aus.
i6lieBli6 iponii6. gdt bo0enftGl1-
Dig lit aud Die Neinung: Ser
Srau uno Dem Moultier fommt ole
S6onbeit our6 ben Muno," in
wel6er 8e8iebung iid Die Spaqie.
rim, NIT i6rem meiit pradtoolen
@e6iB, faum etpas bor5umerien
bat. u9ie @agere tan5t auf Ser
Soh5eit unb nidt oie 0ide" be-
meiit, oaB Oas Ipaniide 5rnuen-
ioeal nidt aus Dem Orient Itonlmt.
@s nGbert iid pielmebr Dem: sri.
ne @iien5 miro in fleiner 8Iai1e
perfauft." 9aB aber an Ser Sd0n-
belt nidt aIes Iiegt, miro 10 aus
georiidt: o0as Slid Ser SdBIiden
miini6t Oie Sd0ne fir ii6"; ober
es beiBt aud: DSdBlidfeit lit feline
&eui6beit." Sin Bills oes muiter-
boften ipaniiden SamiIienGebens
Iiegt in Sem Sort: uEugeno uno
Srobiinn madden id6n; Gleioer uno
S6minfe iino teuer unb liigen."
Washington Journal., 1922-01-06
6. 8. Glagett, 9iuiiiun Manaser.
Giraffe atrtsbett.
2icbe anO SdOn9cit i'm Ipaniidcn
SpridluUrt.

Die ipanii6e Sprade lit reid an
treffenoen Spridyportern. SIN
8olfsbemuBtiein Der Spanier itoBen
Die aulturen Der Sberer, G0mer,
@oten uro Ara6er, alio oes gtor-
0ens uno Sii0ens, aufeinanoer, oer-
idmel6en ii6 in ser mannliden ipa-
niI6en Spra6e uno b~ringen in ibr
Sic uralte @eisbeit gum 4llsorud,
Die Sabrtaulen0e b%interlailen Boz
ben. Man1e ser Spri1m0rter
i6einen obne weiteres ibren NOR
genIanoiidcn ODER nor0ii6en ur-
lprung 81 uerraten; anmutig iinO
iie aber ole, treifen Den Nogel auf
ben &opf uno man miro INNER an
San6o Ban5a erinnert, Der ~befanlt-
lid iolt in Spridmortern re0ete.
0as 8erbdltnis Der @ei1le6ter 5u-
chamber perrat oen Stanopunft
0es Srients, gemiloet pom Gbrilten-
tum: Ser damn lit 5euer, Die
6rau 8erg; Der 3eufel fommt bin-
gu uno 6lGit," unO ~3wtiden einem
Seili9en uno elmer @eiligen cine
Nauer aus Stein unO Salt" 9ie
gan5e ipanii6e Gitterli6feit ipridt
0as 8ort aus: n6rau alt ooer
jung, idon ooer baBlid, ieoe lit
6rau," uno oie @eiiung: Seine
Srau miro ourd 2iebe beleiOigt
ooer Ourd aufmerfiamfeit ermii-
bet" ideint ben iungen Spaniern
in Die 8iege gelegt gu meroen.
~Sie6e 6e8ablt man nit 9iebe" Der.
rat cine ebenio cole a%uffaIiung,
wie: Eaten, ni6t quite 8orte iino
2iebe." .Wfit sir 9rot ulo 3mie-
BEL" fpottet Der iungen 2eute, Die
Sen ernltbaften Sell Der She nidt
beoerifen un6 BON oenen es nad-
Der 6eiBt: SIS oer6eiratet lid Der
Sun9er nit Der Not"; ~aueroings
gibt man gu: a@enn BON 5mei iid
ma5rbaft 2iebenoen elmer iBt, ge-
niigt es.~ nSn ben S6ladten ser
Sie6e lit Slieben Siegen" 0eugt BON
feiner 9eo6a6tung, ebenlo pie
0Montags 5anfen Die Gerlie6ten
lno erparten oen 9ienstag.@. Son
@eltfenntnis 5eugen Die Spri6mor-
ter, Ser @rme, Der in ser 2ie6e
nit Dem &eifen wetteifert, fGat
auf oie Scale" uno p@er auf Dem
Sabrmarft ser 2ie6e am meiiten
ausgibt, fomnlt ON idle6teiten
meg" $50 6euer mar. blei6t
4ihe" marnt Dor reifen Inbetern.
n@er Die 9foie mirflid liebt, er.
5iirnt ii6 nidt, aud menn iie i'm
iti6t" iagt, wie Die NeGoden nit
iungen 2euten umgeben oiirfen.
Scr 5rau uno i'm Srief MIR oas,
mas Oh auf Dem Marfte iagIt~ lit
cine beber5igensmerte Mabnung.
Inore Snrifworter aus pieier Hei-
Washington Journal., 1922-01-06
Die SnternatiOnale SOmmeridule
in Salsbnrg.

Sn Ser @rfenntnis, oaB cine Ct.
nelieruag Der 8eltgemeini1aft uno
ibre Seitigung abbangig iino BON
ser gesenieitisen &enntnis, &9tung
mo Silfe, bat Die Snternatipnale
6rauenliga fir Srieoe uno Sreibeit
cine internationale Sommeriduie
in Sal3burg eineeri1tet. 2eiterin
Ser Sommerifule lit WiiB Sane SO
bans, Sun Souie, Chicago. 9ie
@ortrdse finoen in oeutiGer, engli.
i6er uno fran80iiider Spra9e ftatt
uno meroen gebalten BON uniberii-
tdtsprofeiioren unO @elebrten BON
@eltruf. &on5erte uno @nSfliige
limo in Musii6t genommen. 8reiie
fir Stuoenten bon Oeuti9lano uno
SeIterrei9 100 Marf ODER $50
Gronen fir Den po4it6noioen 4urs.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-06

Sbr @eii6t lit cine Oinsfe, Die
ert our9 Die Sprn6e geliiftt
tpir0.
4uf @r0en gibts nidt beiIern
Suno, aIs treues Ser5 uno ftilen
Wun0.
Wur oie Grau Iiebt. 0es M1on.
neg 9ieben lit nur elm @rpioern
ron 2iebe.
Infer 2eben ift fein Sroum.
nber es foa uno miro bienei1t ct.
ner meroen.
Die idIimmften 5einoe oes &n.
pitaIiiten itno Die beiten Sreunoe
oes &apitaIs.
@s gtbt Srauen, Die onr9 ibr
JernbLetben mebr onregen, nls
our9 ibre @%egenDart.
@roBer @eiit, groBe @eiin.
nungen; groBe Sonolungen in Gins
nereint, MAIDEN aaein ben groBen
Mann.
S m 0ffentliden 2eben miro Die
@itelfeit Ser MonorGiIten nod
iibertroffen bonn @brgei5 Der Ste.
publifaner.
Sur bon benz Monn, Der ni6ts
81 iagen bat, iagt Die 5rau: mein
Mann iaet, mein Mann min, mein
Mnnn tDiini9t. !
Ole neuelte 0elifntciie: Steofs
bonn Sleii9 oes &enntiers. 0as
miro nobl nur elm Srelien fir Die
Hentiers ieinl
9i9t oas mo6t frei, bob MIR
ai9ts iiber uns anerfennen molten,
ionoern eben, oaB mir etDas nereb-
rem, oas iiber uns lit.
@enn cine @eIiebte elm Gage
blib fibrt, 10 be0elttet oas fir ben
Mann genau ioniel, ais oh lie nod
einen 2iebbnber bate.
gs eibt Srauen, Die iid 10 flei-
ben, oaB man ibnen nadi6ouen
muB. Die Srnu ioate ii4 aber 10
fleioen, oaB man ibr niht nah.
i9auen fam.
@IIGIi9erneife fam Der
Meni1 nur einen gerpiien @rn0
ops llngliids faiien, mas oariiber
binausgebt, nerni9tet i'm ODER laBt
i'm gleidgiiltig.
Bon 5rauety Die @lementar'
Gatltren iino, fam ii6 Der Nann
fem Bib in @rinnerung rufen.
sic boben n1mlid gar fein @eliHt.
ionoern nur @eiidter.
Ger Weni1 lit ME 10 i6on, als
uenn er Inn 8er5eibung bittet ooer
ielber peraeibt. 4.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-06
Gr6ide in @aibinstOn.

TrDide in @aibinstOm.
@o6enIang I6on ql1oden bier ote
Sroi6e,
9Ioien atf iid, bob tie plasen falt.
sSlal6en, eingemidelt in Die @dl6e,
man nit firm trodnen @b-
rengalt.
8iele bobe Serren liebt man trinfen,
Oft aus oorgeiettem Stengelslas,
@enn sic Setter i'm Gbompagner
minfen,
@6taebntes amendment, mas TT oas?
@ufqe1tapelt in Sen 8ooemannen,
2iegen bole Slaiden, &eib an &eib,
Mon henubt bolt Damn Die anoern
Yfannen,
8is es nit Dem guten 3iped borbei.
ueber 0ellti6lano baben olleS 6mer=
6c1l,
@inoen oft ii6 in 8erOauungsqual,
Sdmer Ser Mlp oriidt man6e Sro-
i6e-Ser5en
fr660t -es BON iiberoa.
gnglii9e Srol9e, bort nur, mos ne
rufen,
Sebt fommt bod 8uitanoe TIMER
Bun0,
SIN 6es 8ritenrei6es Sbronesltufen
ii6, our unterltitBung
bunt.
8Gr es ni6t 10 traurig, mars gum.
2a6en,
SSurbenmii6ung oieler 5abnen madt
mid Blind,
gu 3~erltiideln belfen oieies 2ano oes
0ro1en,
MuB i1 lhiden emit bieaei9t mem
&in0.
Scam man oesbalb na6 Dem freien
2onoe,
lin 81 belfen lol6em 8eltenpIan
ungeltroft bilft mon nt6t lolfer
8anoe,
@erlGBt aud nidt Die porgei6riebne
8abn.
Seiliges 5ternenbanner! Giniam
fliege
sci Dir ielbIt genug, iteb bod, aaein
$50 oll6 INNER emit itano nnI're
@iege
Sreuoig treten mir fir Sid bier elm.
-No6tpG9ter am Totomac.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-06
Sine intereHantc Nnssrabums in
MScalDn.

@ie aus Seruialem eemeI6et
miro, wuroe BEL ben Mus9ra6ungen
in Ascalon Elm Geil res bon Sero-
oes Dem @roBen erbalten 8alaftes
bloBgeleat, oelien S6onbeit uno
8r0Be ser @eibidti9reiber Sole
plus ais bepunoerungsipiiroig be.
5eiGnet. @s milr6en 8ilomerfe oes
Npoao Der @enus, elmer @iftorio
uno zines @igaften uno cine Sta.
tue oes aonigs $erooes aefunoen.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-06
@eiamteinnabme b. jeBt $3,629.S4

@tmaige fwernere @innobmen Olr6
Gerfouf bon @inlaBfarten uIp. Bit
te an oie llnter5ei6nete gu i6ifen
ooer bel Ser Silfspereins-S eriamm-
lung, 3t4 6 StraBe g, 8., Sreitog
9lben0, ben 6. ,Sanuar, ab8nliefern.
Morta @. &oenie, Sinan8-Se t
Ebe Separo, 4tb II. $50. Ipe. S.@.
Sylt Ser &eoaftion gingen elm BON
Sin Iormer $500
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-23

Copyright 1922 By International Service Inc
Great Britain Rights Reserved Registered u Patent Office
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-15
Press Comment
Can't Kin \d,crti,inp

Printers luk-Thc manufacturer OF
q certain mau6 u. rolled at. qut ad.
t,rts.ug because. according tu bis an.
Huuu',WDut fo h's tud. Wis b. oats"
lrl advert anp could NOT make Docs pro.
ducts identify along chat Iu, ans clear.
.r
Ir his contention usr, sUrIr.t the
nW. hn. OF fDl.ru. would lful, to
1uur .s.r canned peaches canned
u. rm .ur umU.. off Other food
m.Iu. mItdm. Initiative would
uur.r E. lost r Obj. merchandising of
f.F rr.,I.f. .f ... .... ,.,.,,. si,.,,it
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-15
M\RYrS Garden

Tho next person the Twins met while
hunting for Mother Goose's Broom was
Contrary Mary In her garden.
Good morning" said Nancy and
Mex politely as they came 20 the gate
Good oveing" said Contrary Mary
ccntmrly "Who are you and where are
YOU going?"
We're not going anywhere just now,
said Nancy wed like To stay here for
a while II YOU don't mind We're pretty
tired for we've been travelling
Contrary Mary, who had kind heart
boz spite a. her contrariness, invited
them o. ~ down on some large cookie.
shells. while she went around with her
watering pot.
Where have YOU been she asked
our.ously. What made you SO tired2"
"Oh, we've been everywhere. | guess.
replied Nick. ITO Mars and Jupiter and
all along the Milky Way and To- half
dozen other stars. Mother Goose lost her
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-15

scntatives and OF two more iol
the United States senate Indicate
that women are not progressing
SO rapidly IN their efforts 10 be-
come political leaders. The YER
dict OF the people d, silent re-.
bukc To the women that their
greatest task is in the home. II wc
are to believe the comments that
have followed the election
Few men today regret the fact
that women have had the privi--
lcgc Of suffrage. IN fact. thay arc
glad Go have them vote in the var
ious elections Most men are not
jealous Of the advent of women in
politics or even 900 running Tor Of
flee
Both men and women know
that society Is constituted 50 that
the home Is essentially the life
work Of women md even in the
business world. an realize their On
tcrests Women have taken their
place IN the business world. They
the filling responsible positions.
But it seams that there Is q re-
action against women on politics
flhis may be partly due to the
TACT that women IN office are paid
out of public funds and that vot-
crs generally believe that greater
efficiency may be obtained from
men.
When Miss Jeanette Rankin
went 10 congress from Montana.
she was q novelty. She went down
Co defeat when She asked for clcc
ton as a United States senator,
her vote against the war being a
handicap. Mis-, Alice Robertson
OF Oklahoma has just been tolcr-
atGd IN Congress. She has not
been taken seriously. And after
partakiug oi defeat. She has de-
nouuccd the entry Of women into
politics.
Mr., Otrro.NarTcu of New
MeXico wa, showed under IN her
race Tor congress. Ms. I.uclla
Moss Of Missouri, Democrat,
was defeated IN q district that is
normally Democratic and iu q
year when the trend wa, Demo
cratic. Women. running for the
senate from Minnesota and Wis
consin, were defeated One WON
am won out on Illinois. She Is a
daughter OF William T.. Mason.
late congressman from that state
and will iill only an uncNpircd
term. When congress d, convened
ON March !, 1913. for new
term, women will pass out oi nat
ional politics from the stand
point of office holding for a time
at least
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-15

broom In the sky somewhere 80 we
came here 10 find H. Did you see it?'
NO ! didn't answered Mary Would
you like To see my garden?
"Oh. wei love To" cried Nancy.
springing up We're all rested now"
Il grow only useful things, went on
Contrary Mary These are the ladies'
slippers In this bed Those are bachelors
buttons over thcre' That vine ON the
trcllis grows Dutchmen's pipes and
yonder is Indian paint brush. Here are
the cattails and some hahbitfoot and
ioX gloves Though why foxes need
gloves ! cannot sayl
And there are hdys tresscs jewel.
weed monks hood pitcher plant. rattle
hos skull cap, Hiezcwecd. soap.plani.
starflower. sunflower And here is the
twinflower the sweetest of them all.
You shall have boquet II VIII bring
you luck"
TO BE Continued
Copyright. 1929. NEA Service
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-15

ton; Il ala not impress him. II was
late. tho servants having retired.
and tho Marquis withdrew 70 his
bedroom alone.
1T appears. however. that disgres-
slons OF tho mind occur 10 all Of US.
even 10 tho Marquis de Chantelle
on the border % dreamland. II oc.
CURED 10 him that this slip OF paper
was n memorandum by the con
Serge 20 call the attention OF the
Marquis upon his arrival 20 some
inquiry that had been made for him.
The Marquis. however. did not arise
az that hour 20 verify this impress.
sion. but IN ne morning when he
awoke, he remembered Il. and going
into the drawing room in his dress
lnggown and slippers-it was before
tho arrival OF his valet-he found
the slip OF paper where Il had re-
manned as though II had been slipped
under the door.
Tho Marquis was surprised when
De came 20 examine this bit OF paper.
/; contained s1me numbers written
with a pencil and the words In a
strained. uniformed hand: The
combination O. the safe OF the Mar
quis Chantelle'
Monsieur turned az once 20 the
small safe which Is built into the
wall Of the apartment after the
American fashion. lie tried the CON-
h.naton written on the slip OF paper.
found Il correct. opened the safe and
discovered hat the necklace had
disappeared
The Prcfec, OF Police hes!taied in
The narrative and addressed an IN
qu.y.
1t Is true. monsieur." he said.
that YOU dd not know the comblna.
zion Of this slfe. that the comblna-
'1l was known only 70 your wife.
'he Marquise and that more than
once. for cxample az the Cafe An
gals on the i4th OF December at
midnight, when any creature frcm
ihe underwood OF Paris might have
been present. you spoke OF the
Danger 0; kesping this necklace In a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-15
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Any erroneous reflection upon IN,
character, standing. or reputation OF
any individual, firm. concern or cor
poration. that may appear In the col
umns OF The News. will be gladly cor
rectsd. when called TO the attention OF
the eiitor. II IL not the intention OF
this newspaper TO wrongfully use OF
injurs any individual. firm. concern OF
corporation. and corrections win b.
made where warranted a. prominently
~ wus the wronEfuily publishes refer
encs or article.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-15
ALL PANHANDLE is INVIT
ED TO JOBBERS EXHIBIT

The Daily News Is glad 10 Join
with the Amarillo Jobbcrs & Man
uiacturer, Association IN extend
ing a cordial invitation 20 the peo-
pie OF the Panhandle OF Texas.
Eastern New Mexico and Vast
crn Oklahoma 10 attend the first
annual show ODE held here
Thursday Friday and Saturday
November p. p and *.
Although 1t will be eight days
until the show formally is opened
IN the !. ]. Case building ON North
Polk Street. 1t Is time for people
10 think seriously about the cx-
hibit. People from the Panhandle
should be thinking of the show
and making plan, to attend a,
many day as possible.
obbers and manufacturers Will
have some very interesting cNhib-
i,s. Dealers and their wiyc.
should especially make II q point
10 spend a day az least 40 the
show When the jobbcrs unite and
make a large display II puts the
merchandise conveniently before
the public and enables them 10 SCI,
the latest goods.
1t is pleasure a. see the man
ner in which the business men of
Amarillo are uniting iu staging
the first annual exhibit. An real
izc that the interests of Amarillo
are at heart. Petty jcalou,ics are
being discarded and only the wei
fare OF Amarillo Is being consider
ed.
Several firms who can be- class
ed only as retailers. have volW-
teered their support, They ar,
pushing the ticket sale, and doing
all that they can 20 co-upcrat,
with the Johbcrs and Mmuiac
turers Association. That /, th,
kind of spirit that will make the
exhibit a success.
OF course. we look 10 the Job.
bcrs and Manufacturers A,soc,a
ton 20 do most OF the work con
nected with the exposition Ir,
members are glad to do this, iot
u IS their creation. But think o
the friendships that are create,
when men in other lines volunteer
their services and tell the iobbcr.
60 assign them some work 20 do
Amarillo people. we feel sure
will support the exposition by be
ing present by the thousands Bu,
we want TO extend our sphere of
influence. We want the pcopl,
for several hundred miles o. com,
here. get better acquainted witt
amarillo folk and cnjoy them,cl
ves. On the final day. It is proba.
bic that there will be a football
game during the afternoon and
that should cause more visitors O.
come 10 Amarillo.
Much entertainment is being
planned for the exposition. High.
grade vaudeville has been arrang
ed for the three DAYS. Shows vii
be given during the afternoons
and at nights-two shows al
night. Several acts have been OBJ
tanned from big time circuits.
Every one Is invited 10 come Z,
the exposition The News sincere
~ hopes that the thousands o
members 81 the News family wi
make every effort 10 attend III,
exposition.
-0s----
W0ACN IN Poi tits
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-15

as and 1ouislaua being heavy az
New orleans, and a comparative low
over the upper Lake region has caused
light rain over the Missouri and Ohio
valleys Temperatures are stll low
west ~ the Mississippi and have fallen
noticcahlv over the coast stations ~
southern Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-15
BETHUNE GETS YEAR
ON BOOTLEG CHARGE

Bob hethunc. charged with bootleg.
s'ng Was given a year In the state
p"ni'cniiary hy the District Court JURY
TIE has given indication that he will
likely appeal the ease. Bothunc claims
hc Is innocent OF making any liquor
sales
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-15

West Texas: Wed
'nesday fair. rising
temperature north
portion.
Eastern New Mex.
leo. Fair Wednesday
rising temperature
extreme east portion.
An atmospheric dis
turhancc over the
coastal stations ~
the west gulf has
caused light to heavy
ruins oVgr aotith Toy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-15

We can AN DE thankful thi,
Thanksgiving clock, don't make
q, much noise q, railroad trains.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-15

One thing back 90 pre- war
price, D., the Red eros, seal,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-15
The Town Gossip
WALTER IRWIN

WALTER IRWIN
WHO SELLS Fcrds.
FOR \ living.
Will PROBABLY be.
AVOIDING me.
ALL THIS Winter.
FOR WALTER came in.
THE OTHER day,
AND TALKED with me.
UNTIL said.
ID LIKE n car.
AND THEN he gave.
HIS BELT hitch.
AND STARTED in'
To TELL me.
WHAT HE HAD ~ cars.
..
WAN RID lh ears.
-
'
,..,.-.. ....
...,
NnIsn III. ut
AND RUBBER wheels
' '''''
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-15
THE WEATHER

Amarillo and vicinity "Wednesday fair
rising temperature.
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60 on With the Story

NJ. a 50S@1NLLA smiled at the
but must be permitted,
monsieur le marquis. 10 hold my ex.
PLANTATION as "a sort OF wage against
tho details Of your story. The Service
do Ia Surete Is filed with admiration
for you: you must omit no item Of
the narrative i. An, how en-
chanting Nine. Zirtenzon Is! Hair
like a sunburst OF dreams. and the
figure OF a dryadl One would do
murder for her."
The Marquis laughed. y
Murder. monsieur"
"Ah, yes" replied the Preteci.
murder or any lesser crime"
The Marquis looked the Project
frankly IN the face.
You believe this robbery could
have been committed for n woman
For whom other could jewels be
intended" replied Jonquelle.
The Marquis continued TO regard
the Project with a certain interest.
You mean" he said. that the
reason why the Apache, Jean
Lcquex. did not tell what he had
done with the necklace was. in fact.
because he had given II 10 a
woman"
The Project OF Police looked nj
the Marquis with some concern.
with. In fact. a certain element OF
wonder.
why. no. monsieur. tina, Is not
the reason az all"
The Marquis seemed puzzled.
do you generalize. then. 20 no
definite purpose
by no means" replied the Pre-
feet OF Police. Il would generalize
20 the solution OF this mystery: and
with NJ. lc Marquis aid. think ]
can arrive az a."
Monsieur" replied the Marquis
coldly. Il believe the mystery has
already been concluded: believe It's
solution seems complete"
"'Secms. repeated the Prefect
OF Police. is the word precisely.
While Il r. true that the criminal.
Jean Lequcx. has confessed before
the court and been sentenced 10 n
term OF years for the robbery o,
these Jewels. the jewels remain 10
be discovered"
He paused and regarded the Mar.
quis with an expression OF compli.
mcnt.
I'VE feel. az the Service de IA
surete. that II we could bring 70 the
remaining feature OF this matter the
same degree OF excellent acumen
that was brought 10 It's initial stages.
by the Marquis de Chanteile. We
should be able TO restore the neck.
lace 10 the Marqulse upon her r..
turn from America. She returns
tomorrow. does she not? II seems
brief time for 80 diaicul; an IN.
dertakinE"
NJ JonQuelle smiled
Il regret 20 irtrude upon your
pleasure. Marquis. and especially on
this. the iinal night o. Nine Zlrten.
zons NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. woman.
adorable womsn' one should lose
no moment OF her excellence"
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WOMEN IN POLITICS

Failure Of at lcast cighi ~
en- running Tor the house 81 rrpr
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ATHOJGHT
FOR TO-DAY

God hath not given ~ the spirit
~ tear bat ~ power. and oi love.
aud Of sound Enthusiastically H.
Common souso o. the genius ~ hu-
manity Goethe.
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llo paused.
But monsieur. I cannot ade-
quatcly admire your excellent hand.
ling % this matter unless am
quite certain TIM, ] have the details
OF Il correctly. Permit me. mon.
sicur. 10 repeat these details, and
correct me. beg of you. II should
present them with an item OF IN.
accuracy. was absent and have
only the memoir ~ interiors"
The Project Q. Police rested his
arm on the seat OF tho box, while
the Marquis fingered his monocle
Idly, twisting the silk cord. lie as
sumcd an attitude Of careless at
tentlon. and NJ Jonquelle went on
"On the night OF tho 18th OF
February. Monsieur ie Marquis
opening tho door Of his apartment at
a late hour. saw a slip OF paper be
side The door AZ tho moment Tho
Marquis gave This item no attcu'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-16
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