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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
|pARTY IN ARCTICS
MAY FACE FAMINE
Grave Concern for Brit
ish Who Are Held Up
on Wrangell Island
i. S. SEEK RIGHTS
pumot of Plan to Put Up the
Stars and Stripes; Teddy
Bears Battle With Ice

NEW YORK Because OF the
,,Iure ~ the relief ship Teddy Bear
"a reach Wrangell island, grave
,sars are entertained at Nome. ac-
.ordlr- 10 letters received here, for
be marty which raised the British
has on this arctic island and sought
,anpox u TO the British empire
The Teddy Bear. which arrived at
como after q desperate fight to
sescue itself, brought reports that
ico about Wrangell island was the
ror.f in years Varying opinions
we're expressed as to the chance that
the members Of the expedition could
ind g1mr to XIII and live on in the
country
Another report from Nome is that.
u the Teddy Bear had arrived. It
vau'l have been raid as well as "a
rescue and that the American flag
might have replaced the British.
There has been some feeling at
Nome. IL was asserted, over the
raising of the British flag on Wran-
cell which had been regarded by
many as American soil. According
10 reports at Nome, at least one
member OF the crew of the Teddy
Rear had confided in friends at
Nome that a plot had been formed
10 Mace the American flag on the
.land There is some doubt as to
-hich flag IL any, now floats on
y he patch Of far northern soil, ns It
was reported several months ago
that the American flag was floating
side ty side with the British on
WranEell after the original party
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03

Siberian coast at the East capo set
tion. While here the Ihkum arrived
from Cape North and reported the
conditions unfavorable and sug-
gested following the Siberian coast
and thereby avoiding being caught
in the ice pack.
"Bound.ng the point at East capk.
the southerly wind subsided. the ice
began to come In and the Teddy
Bear was caught like mouse In "a
trap, but escaped damage.
Those aboard the Teddy Boar.
by use Of anchors chains, tackle and
their engine. pulled themsclves two
miles through the ice pack to open
water south Of the cape, recurring
about one full day TO accomplish.
From here they had clear sailing
until they reached cape Onman.
where the same methods were EN-
ployed to get into dear water No
further trouble was encountered uu-
I'll they reached Cape Serge
Beyond Serge the party went
ashore and discovered a lead In the
ice running north and at once en-
tered the opening. by the time 10
had entered, the opening the young
fee began 70 form and cut the
above the water line. sheets Of iron
were fastened TO the sides to pro-
vent greater damage,
= After working for two DAYS
through this lead and broken ice,
they reached fairly open water but
beyond the opening the old solid ice
was found and prccluded further ad-
vance. At this time they were fully
so miles north of Cape Serge
"A north wind sprang up ana the
Teddy Bear headed back to Serge.
realizing that further progress was
impossible Furthermore II was
clearly impressed upon their minds
that the boat was In grave danger
Of being crushed by the ice closing
IN upon them Turning about, they
discovered that the old leads were
closed and new ice forming rapidly
fwn propellar blades We're bent auC
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
Schools Qualify for
Vocational Teaching

Special 20 TIE World
TOT EkA, Kan. Dec, 2-SiNty-
five Kansas high schools completed
last school year in vocational
agriculture aud qualified Tor federal
and state aid undeA the smith
Hughes vocational tNing act, ac-
cording 80 Lester H 4ollon, state
supervision of agricultural educa-
tiou in this state \ total OF 1850
boys took the work last year 81 per
pCilom said,
Crnn nroiocts totaling SS3 ncres
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03

were kept up by these youths during
the school year 1s2o-2i and a net
profit of st,O6l.47 was realized. The
boys got this money returned to
them. Mr.. pollom eNnlalned.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03

Cane fodder and scrop are used
for fuel in steam boilers that gencr-
ace the vlce.lUty tuut does uh The
work I'm "a sugar mill I'm lIoudura.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
LIGHT-SIX
SEDAN
1850
EQUIPMENT

-Four doom that swing wide
open. Heater. Eight-day
clock. Thief-psoof trans-
mission lock. Cowl vcntila-
tor. Side coach lamps. Rap
visor and windshield clean&.
Inside locks on three doofs
and outside lock ON right.
hand front door. Dome
light. Mohair velvet plush
upholstery.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09
sdJaa-anriuia

@etln man, idreibt Elm @iiien-
iGaftler, gu elmer 3eit BON Subtitle
in ser @d6e elmer boben Mouer
Ite6t unO ipri6t elm lautes @ort,
10 miro 0aSiel6e nit Ser eigenen
Stimme 5uriidgemorfen, gerooe mie
bon elmer uniiht6aren Serion geflii-
IentIi6 nad1geabmt. a6er natiirli1 lit
eS ood ni6ts meiter, ais Elm edo.
Gin Iolder 2olit mag iid ingar in
elmer gaii5en &eibe genauer @ieoer,
boluneen fortpflan5en, Bis er idlieB-
li6 matter miro un0 oabinitir6t.
0ieie @ri6sinung miro Defenders
our1 @dnoe begiinitigt, oie in glei-
der &i9tung laufen uii0 MIR menige
bunoert SUB BON chamber a6ltebn;
iolbe treten namentli9 in @e6irgs.
tiefi6ludten ooer rGdnDons" auf.
@enn sic SeIsmdnbe ieoof nrtre9el-
mdBig Gaufen unO 8untal, NO altdl
So6len sic Sormationer unter6re-
den, berlieren sic @i0er6ole' metz
items iebr an Neinbeit coer Neutlid)-
felt, ia lalien iid) nit Sem mirret
@ereoe BON 8etrunfenen oerglciden.
grofelior @. 5. Sump6reps, ein
6e0eutenoer 8bDlif-8 elebrter. 6at in
elmer li1tpoaen, langercn Nbbano-
lung oieie Grideimngcl uno fire
Ausartungen bei6ricben. ST iagt,
oas ieien cntipre4enoc SruN6ilOer
fiir oas DIR, ME 0ie ta-Morgunu-
2ltftipiegelungen es fir 0a3 Inge
Ieien. Solbes fontmc Dor, menn
fiber cine Sdi6t mariner 2uft Ser
OberflddJe iih cine fiiblere S6idt
lcge; ser S9aQ ~perbreite iim oben
i6neiler uno id)eine il, bon o6en
81 fommen, mas abcr cine 3Gul Jung
lei, 10 groB, pie iene romantiide
2uftipiegelungen fir 6os gltgc.
ginem 9uftbalon-S differ fam es
audi 6aufig porfommen, oaB er oas
groenedo %ieiter eigencn Gimme
gut, ia aiiffaaeno gut, wa6r5uneb
men perntag. m66renS er anOerer-
let's es nidt fertigbringeu fam,
our9 irgenSmeIdJes, nod 10 ltarfeS
&ufen oOer S6reien Die Gufmerf-
iomfeit bon Gerioncn 81 g%cminnen,
uei9e auf oem grO6o0cn oircft lul-
ter i6m Ite6en. .Gas fommt oa6er,
oaB er, in ciner Sobe BON pielleiht
1900 SUB, lid, in elmer p&egiun oes
S6mcigens" hefinoct, md6rcno icne
an6eren iid in elmer gan5cn Slut
BON Sdol %5efinocnl
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09

&inoer uno Rarren.
&lein.@lie: n@eitern bat mein Yapa
meiller Mama einen Shmud mitge.
broft. Sic bat iid 10 gefreut, Oab
fie inn UNI ben sails gefaaen lit
uno geiagt bat: gu bilt Ser bette
Mann inter Ser Come. @as iogt
oeine Woma, tpenn oein 8apa ibr
elm idones @eidenf ntitbringt?"
&lein-@mma: rWeeine Mama iagt
bann gepobnli9: Sd beroeibe Dir,
fonlm aber nidt pieoer 10 ipdt nad)
Sauie."
Gin 9 1lauer. g.: n@ie
fommt es, oaB unier 5reuno Braun
obenos 10 lp1t nod 9auie tqmmen
bari obne odB ieine Jraa i'm Oaran
bin0ert?~
g.: rSo, crltens bat Die Srau in
Der eriten S1lfte Ser Nadt einen
iebt aeiunoen Sdlaf 3ueitenS ba-
ben Die 2eute elne &~udufsu6r. limo
0rittens bat Braun bei einem Gier.
itimmcnimitator llnterr;Gt gelom.
men, ,ln0 melr er nun mad, Sauie
geidlihen fommt. ritft er dwolfmal
10 lart unO tduideno amdud, Dab
Die 6rau glalibt, Die ll5r Bate erit
Nuolf Qcidlagclt, uno babel lit es
g~cpobnii9 id)on orei llDr."
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09
StrakemurrbaltmiGe 1T Oct
gmtet altEm 3rtt.
GOn Serb 9amcran.

Man lit immer geneigt, Der 5u-
r~iidliegenoen Belt ale guten @igen-
idJaften ~5u5uIegen uno ol meinen,
oaB bamaIS paraoieiii6e 3ultGnoe
geberridt bdtten. @iirOe man einem
3eitgenoIIen ie0o9 %5untuten, ii6 in
Elm paar Sabrbunberte 5uriidliegen-
Be Gerbdltniiie 5u finoen, 10 mdre er
gepiB nidts meniger als ent5iidt.
8emerfenspert lit eS i~ibrigens, Dob
ieoes 3eitalter Die porbergebenOen
@ei6lefter Inn Sic ogltte alte 3eit"
beneioete. 9lm aqermenigiten miiroen
mir uns nit SEN Itaotiifen StraBen-
berbaltniiien pergangener 3eiten be.
freunoen f0nnen. Ser mooerne
@roB- uno allb &IeinitaOter, ia
ieIbit Ser 0orfbetpobncr weiB es nidt
oiloers, ais bob elm glteS 8flaiter
Die StaBen BEL i6ie6tem @etter
nidt in ltnourdoringliden gdmls
bermanOeln laBt oaB bel einbreden-
Ger 9unfelbeit sic eleftrii1en Sir
men ODER bic @asloternen aufflam-
men, oaB oie StraBen gefebrt uno
fouber ge6alten meroen. @ie a;ibers
mar oas oaes IN Der 0gltten alien
3eit."
ga muBten nod i'm II. Sabrbun-
oert in 8otsoam Die Meni9en, Sic
feinen eigenen @aeen beioBeI Del
ldleftem @etter auf Stel5en ge)en,
I'M nidt inn StraBeni6mus gu per-
linfen. Iber nidt nur oas @etter
mar iduIo an oerartigen 3ult1nocn.
SIN Mittelolter blieb aner Sdmus
uno llnrat ouf ben StraBen liegen,
Bis einnal cine Hatsberoronung iei-
ne 8eieitigltng berlangte. llno oonn
wir6e er aud ridt etfDa irgen0Do-
bin irS 6reie geidafft, ionoern an
Der Staotmauer abgela6en no rif~
tige Deb %. +. Miit-) berge" emit
ltanoen. @rit menn 0ie1e our1 ibr
@mportpa6ien Naien uro aiigen be-
leioigten, purSen lie auf Soften Der
Sta0t abgetraget. Auf e1ne 1pd=
tere 8eit bate ii6 nidt bel gent
bert. Omar manoten Die Staotper-
waltungen Der StraBenreinigung
bereits groBere &ufmerfiamfeit gu
uno erlieBcn manhe @eroronungen
in Oieier angelegenbeit. God seraOe
aus iolden Ger~fiigungen laBt iih
erleben, mas oamols ben Menifen
perbotcn merSen muBte.
SIN Auslanoe tbaren sic 8erbalt-
niiie fcineswegs better. Bon Der
Stoot oes @lan5es, BON Baris,
idrieb 2ieiclotte BON ser @fol5 in
ibrcr uripiifiigen Art, oaB unifts
Itinfenoer uno ialliifer" lei als BE
fran8oliide ,SanptItaOt. Salt mie
ein ApriIiGer5 mutet es al, Oab ii6
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09
Sin gutter Sang.

Serr zimmerman aus Ser &eii-
beng febrte BON einem bergebli6en
&ngelausflug 3uriid uno traf auf
0em 9eimtpege einen Ingler BON
8eruf.
r@ie gebt eS Sbnen?" frngte er
Oieien. SD bin erfrelt gu ieben,
0aB Sic mebr Slid batten als i1.
@iiroen Sic sic 5reunoli9feit ba-
berL mir einige bon Sbren Siiden
ob5ulniieh, oomit i9 ni9t nit lee
rem SGnOen na6 Sauie fomme?"
Ser 9ngler mar einperitanoen,
uno Zimmerman sog nit ben ge-
fauften Soreuen meiter.
Gin Stiid6en peiter ~begegnete er
einem u~nbefannten Serrn, Ser Die
Slide bemerfte, iteben blieb uno i'm
%anreoete: oSaben Sic Die Slide
lelblt g%efa1gen?"
Serr Zimmerman mar itol5 auf
ieinen @rfolg uno iagte: onSa!" @r
berliferte aber, er i6dne ii6 febr,
DAB es 10 penigc 5oreaen ieien;
icnit Ddre feline geute eetpobnlid
gr6Ber.
0@d," iagte Ser anoere, n6anm
fommen Sic, bite, nur glei6 init;
i6 bin Holi5eibeamter un0 babe
ifon lange oarauf gelauert, oie
2ente gu faiien, Die iebt, auBer Der
Saiion, 6orelen fangen."
Or nabm i'm nit uno fiibrte i'm
Dor ben &idter, Der ibm cine bobe
8cl6buBe auferlegte.
Gas mar elm gutter Sangl
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09

te, oos Inn ieine Wtdr6enitimmung
triiben ipiir0e.
Son nun at nabmen &obertS Iu-
gen einen mebr beobodtenoen Aus-
0rud an, nent er all leinem @in-
fel bcrbei fam. limo 0a bemerfte
er 5u ieitem @rItaunett aaerIei, mas
ibnl bisber poafommen entgongen
mar; ieiten guten 9lreen entging
es niHt, DAB iif bitter Dem @oroi-
men iemnno peritedte, Der i'm au-
Ideineno genar bcoba6tete; tper
peib, ipie lange i6on.
ltno Damn geidab es einmal, OnB
er sic rote 8lune fono. @enott
inter Dem betpltbten Seniterden ouf
Dem @iirgeriteige. Soute iie Der
@in0 obgebroden baben? Gr i6iit-
telte ben 9Opf uto bob iie ouf. 9a-
bel i1oitte er untpiafiirliG binouf.
- @Iio Oof nift Der @ino, ion-
bern Elm MGoden, urlO ouen An'
f9eine nod elm iutiges uno biibi9es
WtGo6en mar es, 0os lif blibi6nen
5uriidbog, Inn ni1t entoedt 5l ner-
BEN. Ser &err StootiefretGr label
tie unO ging tpeiter.
glnl nG6iten Gage fan6 er iein
Seniterden often, unO fdon bon Wei-
tenn bemerfte er, nie ii6 eit MaO-
6en Eerouslebnte, ooS ii6 ober au-
riid50g, cls er Dem @infeI nGber
fam. Mit ieOem Gage ober blieb
es einen Mugenblif lGitger i'm Sen-
tier Iieger, 10 0oB es unierm Grelln-
De fdlieBli9 mogli6 par, Oas @e-
Ii6tGen 5n %erfennen. CT mar fei-
nestpegs entt6uidt, fonoern fono,
ooB fem @infeI nod beoeuteno mebr
an Mn5iebungsfraft getuonnen bGtte.
9ann fam Der Gag, an Dem er
gum erIten Mole, Sen SUIT Dor fei.
mem errotenoen 0ornros6en 5o9,
oaS freunoliG I16elno BEN @rrB err
mioerte.
9rei Gage barduf fono er iein
8lumenfeniterden beridloiien. 81
ne grobe @ntt6uidung bemd6tigte
Ii9 feiner, rno es tpur0e ibm nun
plosIi6 flar, mie iebr fem gelieb-
ter @infeI obne oos MGoden on
Gei3 eingebiiBt botte. Sn5Dii6en
mar er BEL Dem SGits9en ongelungt.
0o - oos Ser8 Wollte linn ousiesen
- offnete 1i6 Die Sir, uno berots
trot - fem @Go6en, = fem 9orn-
r0sden, rant uno i6lonf, jung uno
I6on mie elm Maientog. sic mar
gum Ausgeben geriiitet.
@inen @ugenblif foben iif Die
beioen iitngen Menifen al. Damn
ging &obert pie inter einem inne-
rem 3mange ouf iie gu, begriiBte iie
pie cine liebe, olte 8efonnte uno
bat 1ie, feline 8e9leitung ar5uneb-
men.
Ser Serr StaotiefretGr batte iid
fein @liid aus Dem @infel gebolt.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09
ArbeiterpiIlns 9raItlirms.
Sm Gurbcrcitnng fir nadfjaBrise
4nsitellnng.

ltngeaftet Der. Satiohe ~ idreibt
Gin @orreIponOeltt ats 9fio De So-
retro - OoB 9raiilien nod imnler
an ether Sanoels- uuo 6inan5trile
bcrum5umiirgen bat, merit man onl
9e6en irgenonelder unlerer groBe'
rem St1Ote form Gin 3ei6en loge-
nannter iGlefter Soften oif Der
S6eril16e! Cher f0nnte man Oos
geroOe @egenteil bierOon annebnlen,
trotoem nidts geiheben lit, mas
aud nlir BON ipeitem auf S0itlfung
bercdnet mare.
Sopobl in 91io sc Saneiro, mie
in Sao Haulo, ben beiSen Soupt-
It1Oten Scr Icpu6iif, merOcn Dert
i6ie0ene GubenO groBc mo foitipief
ligc 8au-@roicfte ciirig Ser Ser
mirfli6ung entgcgcngcfiibrt unb es
gi6t fir ale aloiiel1 alIgemeiner SIR
belt iiberreidlih 5t tim. Wan mag
iid Dies teiIpeiie ais Ser Satiade
erfIGren, bob Elm GROCER Sell Der
gautGtigfeiten pG6renO OeS @elt-
frieges binton gebaIten muroe, neil
es 10 ifapierig ut0 bielfa6 lebr ris-
FAINT NOR, Die betdtigten MateriaIien
3u 6e1Haffen uno traitsportieren 5t
iuAen. Sett gilt es, Oies allies nod
8ubolen, uno mobl nod piel mebr
o6enOrein, 90 Die &ationalfeier im-
MGR naber riidt.
No1 Dem AbidluB oes 8affen-
itiQItan6es boqen0s puroe Sic 9e-
houiungs-2nge cine 70 einiGneioen-
Sc, OoB es obiolltt notpanoig purOe,
ihleunigit cine Mn3abl 9ouar6eiten
ouf3ufiibren - uno obne ale Hiid-
lidt auf Die Soften, gum 6eIten Ser
Nrbeiter iel6it.
Sn Gio Sc Saneiro Dor allem
nabm ser Stootrat Die ungepobn-
liGe aufgabe nit ser GuBerlten 8ot-
froft uio @roBmiitigfeit in 9lngriff;
uao onoere StGote eifern nod. 9ie
fettciten gounfontrofta fir iolde
0ot-2onobGuier gu &io Sc Saneiro
~ omtli6 0arbeiter .giacn" &C.
nornt ~ erbielt cine @eieGidaft in
Cen Ser. Stuaten. 9tae Oieie 8obn-
hGuier ,uor3iiglid ge6oute Got
tageS", meroen obteilungsmeiie BON
Ser Stootperlpaltung biGig an Ir=
heitsleltte bermietat.
9os @rbeiterbeer ipitr5e ber6eige'
rllfen, Inn Die @ebGuoe fir oas 3en-
tennial- Slbelfeit Ser 6raiilianiifet
ltna6bdngi9feit, iopie fir oie Nus
iteaung auf5ufiibren, Die mabri6ein.
liG 1923 ~abgebalten miro.
glA 0iirfe Gio Saneiro cine
Nn5a6l neller Sotels an Sen idon-
item 8unftan Ser 9ai erbalten. Die
meltberiibmt lit, ia an natiirlider
@errli6feit folim BON elmer atoern
errei1t miro!
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09

aber, mitBte er birterber %8ugeben,
dtnli6 fab.
vSeius Maria", ioote ser &aiier.
lide, .pos bo6en mir Oenn bier fir
einen Menidcn?" un0 miufte, NOR.
ouf man oen 0rganiiten a6ermaLs
Dor IGN biriteGte.
.g8arim la6It 9n?"
80 Gott, es flog mild MIR on,
Guer @na0en," iprnd eridroden Ger
Srgoniit, Dem Die 3dbne aufeinan-
6eri1lrgen. Dglber, m0gen @lter
@naoen oeltfen, mas sic polen: es
lit etpos ionoerlid, bob elmer III
meiner Gage in sic STRIDE gebt, nm
einen 9lfforO ni1f8uloien. Seer ioa
ooS begreifen?@
rGSie, gum 3eufel, reOeit OH DID
ga beraus? mas bait gu NIT Iffor'
Den? Iffor0 o%ufl0ien? tpas?~
ng[fforo beiBt manfes," REF Der
Srganiit, Des mar ieoo9 Ser Quart
Quint, @uer @nooeu". @r iogte es
per5peifelt iiberIegen. nSeute friib,
ais i9 eben orouf unO bran mar"
iogte er, yeeriibte @lter @naoen Sell.
gel ein3ui6Iogen. 9lber o @ott,
es bat ia oIes feinen 3tpef. 8el.
der lebenoige Menif i6icrt ii6
I'M ben 9uartquintafforO?" ST
5ufte Die M6ieln itber Die gande
Aneelegenbeit.
Ser &auptmann, Ser i'm Die gan.
sc 3eit iiber betra6tete, fling OIL 5u
laden. 9os S6iffnl molte, 0aB
er 9eutIdbobme aus @rag mar, benz
idOnen Brog &uOolfs W, pel6eS
rem Bbilipp Be Monte, SEN Safob
Gegnart, ben Sans SEQ &aBler be-
berbcrgt bate ur0 nod jeBt in al
Ter &riegsnot Die @eiien oicier Wtei.
tier, meltlide mte geiitIi6e, nidt aus
Dem Ser5en berlor.
n9ti6t 10 bo6miitig," iagte er.
n8ir fennen oos 3ier au9 ur0
fortnen trot unEerer &riegsiabre fiib@
len, tpie einem Srganiiten 8umitt lit,
Dem eS i'm gel5 berumgetpirti9oftet.
9eutnant, iest oen Mohn iiber Nadlt
felt. Morgen. penn ii6 iouit fem
Sroi5ium finoet, loBt i'm meintet-
we9en Iauien..
n@as?~ rief ser 2eltnant, Ion
IT iid nidt gum minoeiten altstpei-
1en?"
..@omit ionit nod?" iagte Scr
Sauptmonn miioe, gGbnte un0
idirntte Die @ugeu gegen Die Serge.
u@ber lpenn SIR e5 perlangt - NOR
gen auf Dem Srgcl6or ioa ct inns
5eiger, Oh CT mirfli6 Der Mann lit,
fir ben 0ltortquintoffor6 in Ben
&o6en Oes SDoes SIT Iaufen. Mod
Cid eefabt, gu, inns Geine @atrr
aufs berrlibIte git ett9iiaen. Sd
bin bon 8rag, bos fagt aIes. @6,
es lin6 5n0If Sabre, Dab i6 feinen
oroentli6en Sat mebr gebort babe"
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09

Muf Ser MitteImeer.
Seben sic bort Ben bel.
len Streifen, oas tit Die &iiite bon
@frifa, benz i1war3en @roteil.
Sm = oen bate id mir eigentli9
biel ounfler poreeiteqt!
Gin fIeines MiBber.
ItGnonis. Die fleire Grna fd)a,it
in Der ~Sommerfriide gu, Die cine
&lb aemolfen miro. nGlt, Mama,"
fragt iie plotlid, otparum miro ei.
gentli9 oie Stub Oa unterbal6 mai.
iiert9"
Washington Journal., 1922-06-09

@u6 Dies eeb6rt CUR inncrcm
Srcibeit; Ser Singing in utS muB
pom Mann bitmeggcrdimt meroen,
ser Mam bonn @rcis, sic Sung
iran por ser reiien 6rar: cS iii
rar cir Yrieiter i'm &ciliotumt.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-07

Large Corporation manufacturing
.noncompetitive product that has con
cIusively proven that it aids in pIo.
ducing larger crops, is opening a
branch in each County and requires
the services of capable man to act
las Manager. Applicant must be com.
petent to handle large sums Of money,
hire and handle help. $500 required.
Fully secured. This proposition should
net live man $4,000 to $4,000 per
year. Big advertising campaign al
ready started including full page ads
in national magazines. When writ.
ing give full particulars in first letter
to secure interview. Applicant must
be able to come TO Chicago for in
structions. Unless you can do 30 at
once, meet all requirements Of this
ad and your reputation is faultless,
save your stamps and our time. VIII
pay all expenses to and from Chicago
if you qualify This is a real oppor-
tu0ity and presents itself but once in
q lifetime. Write or wire Immediately
NATIONAL NITRO-BACTER COR.
PORATlON, Ltd, Transportation
Building, Chicago.
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SYNOPSIS.


CHAPTER Harriet Field, TWEEN.
tyelght year old and beautiful. Is the
social secretary OF the firtatious Mrs.
Isabelle Carter ut "Crownlands.
Richard Carter's home, and goyerness
OF l7-yearold Nina Carter. Ward
twentyfour years old and impression.
able. fancies himself In love with his
m0ther'J attractive secretary. Mrs
Carer's latest affair" is with young
Anthony Pope and the youth Is taking
il very seriously
CHAPTER lT--Presiding over the
teacups this summer afternoon. Har.
riet is profoundly disturbed by the ar
rival of aevisltor, Royal Blondin. Next
days. a tea party IN the city, Blon.
din makes himself agreeable TO Nina
aud leaves a deep impression onthe
unsophisticated girl
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AT ENTION, Agents ana Man Ordc.
Men. You can build up a good
business which win mean an income
for life. Send for free booklet OF uu.
solicited testimonials like this: Fort
Dodge, Iowa, Sept. %, 1919 Rheuma.
tsm Herb Company. Dear Sirs Tbe
man | treated with your rheumatism
Herbs only used It five days and h.
walked downtown two miles to ses
me last Sunday and now his wife is
also taking the Herb food baths, so
yoC see | got results the first time
Respectfully, A. D. Hall Price 81
Pound, IS Pounds S.. RHEUMATISM
HERB CO.. X 997. Ocean Park. Cal.
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NOTICE.
Estate of Neil Harrlaan. Deceased.

Estate OF NeH HarrlQan, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the uu,
dersigned, Administrator OF the estate
OF Neil Harrigan, late of the County
of La Sale and State of Illinois. de
ceased, will appear before the Probate
Court Of said County, on the first Mon
day (being the 9Th day. of March
1922, at the Probate Court Room, in
Ottawa, in said County, when and
where all persons having claims or de.
mands against said estate are notified
to attend and present the same in
writing for adjustment.
Dated the oath day of December,
A. H. 1921.
FRANK L. FOLLETT.
Administrator,
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Ing Heart.
and he turned upon her look that
Nina was to remember with thrill in
the waking hours Of the summer night
-"snd vet, is.it Kindness to wake you
MP. chiId" he unused is il right -
show you the full beauty of that quest
Ing soul of yours?"
u was said as If to himself IA II
ne thought aloud. But Nina answered
1t.
Il often think" she said mirthfullv
that If people knew what was
thinking, they'd go crazy! | manage
to keep the appearance of doing er-
actly what the others do. and laugh
and illrt just as if that was the only
thing In life! If people want to think
am butterfly, why, let them think
SO! My friend Miss Hawkes. saws that
have two natures-but don't know
about that"
She looked mp ut him TO find his
eyes fixed steadily upon her and
flushed happily, with fast-bcatng
heart.
with one of those natures 7 have
nothing to do,' Royal said. "But the
other | claim MS my friend Come.
how about It? Are we going to be
friends? | am old enough 70 be your
father, YOU know; you may tell
Mother that it is perfectly safe. VIII
you give me your hand on it--and your
eyes? Good girl And now I'll take
you back TO be scoded for running
away from your friends for so long
I'm dining With Mother tomorrow.
Shall | see you?'
"Oh, yes--if Mother lets me come
down !" tiuttered Nina. But. no
were to be at Grapny's" she remem-
berCd
Soon. them" He left her in the /.
circIing group, but al the world saw |
him kiss her hand Nina wandered |
about IN Il duze Of pleasure and salts
faction for another half-hour, paying |
attentions to Mothers poky friends |
with n sparkle and charm that amazed
them. Presently Ward and the demurp
Amy Hawkes. found her; the car was
waiting Miss Field Ward said. was
no longer at the tea table, she had
left a message TO the effect that she
was walking home and would be there
as soon as they were
Eie asked Amy and Nina, whose ire
preSsihe gossip and giggling met with
only silence and scowls from his SUI
perior altitude. If they knew why Miss
Harriet had decided to walk They
stared at each other innocently, on the
brink of fresh laughter. No; they
hadn't the least idea.
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NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby given that
there will be a meeting OF the stock.
holders Of the First National bank of
Ottawa, Illinois. on the second (2nd)
Tuesday in the month Of January
next at the hOus or two ~ O'Clock
p NJ of said day for the purpose Of
olactinE not less than seven ca nor
more than eleven QlD directors for
the ensuing year; the exact number
10 be decided at the meeting
OSCAR IAEBERLF,
Cashier
Ottawa, Illinois,
November ~, 1921,