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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-01-27
Wisconsin Tobacco Market
EDGERroN. WIS.,. Jan. 27. 1872

EiDGEHION, " 49,. u an. zt, 1Jz1
There was no news of special inter-
est in the local market during the latter
part of last week and the first part of
this week. No new men during that
time appeared in the field to compete
for the possession of the type taken
during the recent brief and rather light
move. The buying of stemming grades,
both of the 1920 and last years crop,
at the prices dominating the sales, con-
tinues as matter of course. The
grower who realizes that he possesses
stemming tobacco notifies the buyers
when he is ready to sell at their fig
ures, ssand that is all there is to it. Now
and then crop of the 1920 better sort
is taken at more than cents, but the
8 cent figure seems to be the limit As
sorted crops held on the premises of
the growers bring, of course, better
figures, and few sales of this sort
have been made recently.
The present week, opening as it did
with bitter cold weather, dropping sew
eral degrees below the zero point, was
naturally quiet, except for delivery by
growers of tobacco bought during the
past week and earlier by the Lorillard
agents, and no one appears anxious
enough to brave zero weather to locate
crops which may be inspected later
when riding may be done in comfort
None of the local firms in Edgerton
with the exception of Frank Kellogg
for the Lorillards and Sweeney & Son
for the Fendrich interests have be-
stirred themselves to make any pur-
chases of 1921 southern up to the pres
ent writing to replenish their stock of
cigar leaf.
The somewhat better tone in the
eastern leaf market, announced else
where in this issue, has not material
lied any new activity in the local mar
ket, except in better movement of
old leaf out of storage The sales up
to the present time have been pretty
well scattered over the entire southern
section, the largest number of sales in
the southern townships of Dane county.
News from Water Street, New York,
that 1000 cases of old Wisconsin were
taken last week by manufacturers is
of interest here.
Otto Eisenohr & Bros. were the first
in the Lancaster field. Price Is cents.
Buying opened by cigar manufacturers
Jan. 10.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-01-27
New England

Hartford, Conn, jan 10-Whatever
whatever the local conditions and re-
gardless Of the conditions Of business
generally. the American Sunnatra To-
bacco ca. will continue as an aggres-
sive factor in the buying and packing
Of Broadleaf and Havana Seed7tobacco,
it was declared by Fred B. Griffin, a
e-president of the company, early
this week, just prior to leaving for New
York, to attend meeting of the exc
cutive committee, following the resig-
nation of President Julius Lichtenstein.
Mr.. Griffin stated that the company
will buy its usual amount of tobacco.
saws The Leaf.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-01-27

The Milwaukee city council has de
clared itself in favor of light wines
and beer The w. c. {. y. has issued
a protest against this, and points to
the fact that savings deposits are six
and. one-half million dollars greater in
the four largest cities in the state than
in the year before the war, in spite of
the afterwar economic decline. that ar
rests for drunkenness in the same cities
have been cut in two, for disorder1y
conduct 40 per cent, and that the aims
house and orphanage population has
decreased. That arrests for violation
of the liquor laws have increased from
10 to 728 in the same places during this
period is held to be due to the success
of the enforcement activities.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-01-27
Pennsylvania

Lancaster, Pa, Jan. 13-The conten-
ton made by the United States Tobacco
Journal that the Lancaster county crop
cf 1921 would sell at or near Is cents
was proven this week when the buying
Of the crop on the part of number
Of small packers began in a number of
sections. During the past several days
numerous sales have been m e
throughout the country at these prices.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-13
POLONA
Las Carceles

sc llevGba las manos a los ojos. NJ
espfritu vMyi0se fervOrosO a In mu
jer mas grande de mi patria, a Con
cepci6n Arepal, pidi6ndola una mer
ced de su grandeza el don de acercar
: me las almas delincuentes eon L.
humildad del pecador Y la fe en- que
cada alnlaT negra puede ser redimida
Los bolcheyiqucs, cual conta,ninaf.Os
del NAL que Sc psopaga hasta con Ia
mirada, hdllanse Ell I'm pabell0n ais
lado, en- la carcel de les delitCs polf
ticos. DeTotados, famelicos, pideI
pan y c.garrillo3. Aparte estan los
cabecillss cuya idealcgia humanitaria
no les impidio fusilar inocentes, TO
bar dIescuartiZar les soldados po
LAGOS. Encerrados EN- ST misinos, so
lanente sus ojos .conseryan Ia tigres
ca fieI'cza del sceclo, y oigo decir a
capataz: a ah
ST Sc les suelta no hay sangrt
nuestra que les baste. A 6stos hay
que cortarles la caEeza Y arrancarles
hntcs los jos y Ia lcngua para que
escarmienten los dennis.
;siempre ei odio! Quiza estos HON
bres . sns selnejantes, que han co
mctido los crfmenes inayfrcs, de II,
haher toiaado i.rni:is en- la rerblici6r
sulgitla 't,.t III TERRA desp5tca, y s,i
la guerra, que enfhrece los instiiitos
yivirfan pacfficam.ente en- una ub6rri
ma essepa siberislia s
"t-44Aquf hay TN c6ndenado a niuelft
dice mi ghfa, seiialando una puerta
al fin del obscure corrcdor.
Las nllevas Rep1blieas, como los
ferreos EstGdos, cometen el error SUI
preino de cortar una vida para supri
mir ell NAL. i Un condenado muer
te! Paso delante de la puerta, sin
tiendo el coraz6n en- la gsrganta; re
cuerdo al amigo de la juventud que
por no firmar una sentencia Le muer
te, dejo su brillante carrera de juris
consulto.
Extiamuros de yarsovia, con vistGs
las llannras y al rio magno, halla
Sc emnazada la Ciudsdela, antigua
prisi6n del gobierno ruso. Eli sus pa
bellones han sufrido cautiverio los
mejores hijos de Polonia. Roman
Rnowski, jefe del partido naeionalis
tia, allf estuvo cncerado; en- Ia celds
que ocup6 Pilsudski han colocado ST
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-13

Unu de los mayores errores cOmeti-
fanstitufr un Estado, es el de cunplir
leycmente los deberes que la ciyiliZa-
ci6n Y la religion les fmp0nen relaeio-
nados con La delineuencia.i Bl regi-
men penitenciario de los pueblOs de
Europa es deficiente, Y aunque In cs-
cuela italiana ha dadO orientacionpS
nEevas, nuey&s praeticas jurfdicas,
es innegable que las priSiones, Ell ge-
neral, castjgan sin corregir les cul-
pahles, que la actitud hacia sellos de
In nlayorfs ciudadana no es miselicor-
diosa. Solo conozao I'm pals este
cs nuestra Espaiia, en el cual la subli-
me scnteneia "odia el delitO campa-
dcce al Gplincuente' es profesads por
q coIaz0n del pueblp, Aauf al revils-
tar las clrceles de criminalless reinei-
dentes, de sangrinarios bolcheyiques y
de mujeres borrachas y ladronas, he
hallado alberta las simas, della des-
ventura de la nconsscep|encia l|fA br1uta. r. tia
En- una zelda abyecta he encontrao
do a una hiujeri iepulsiva, que, con
ayuds del otra hletfos vieja Que cdla,
ejcrcfa cotilianamenteg tel crimenyi que
llaman les franceses DC faiseNses s,tEjiI- Gda-
gcsi gEl preecso, IN espan1t,oso9, proe9ePso,
la delnostrasla anei cstas dos llnujerresss
hahfsn matado zen E2c9s meSes fei s. 5, mas
tlo 20 reciens nac.dos,. Fms lmlla mladres sin
, lrear, las ahangontsas ,por Ia cruel
dad masculine, llevGban al piso l0bre-
60 F'h las harpfas las criaturas para
que las criaran. Dicen estss mddres
quo las entregaban creyendo habfan de
ser bien cuidadas, por la cual paga-
ban csr0 las secas mujeres. Una
minorfa de estas madres conocfan Ell
procedimientO de las dos criminales ::
alfilerazo en- ell craneo de los ninos o
In lenta innnici6n que los rernatabG.
iC0mo de que hablar con mujer Sc
nlejante? La mOnstruOsidad moral en-
terpece nuestro scntim.cnto al ROAR
la. Tuyo mGdre esa epcarcelada, de
ojos frfos; tuvo madre y cuando Sc
Ia recorde ri0ses cfnicamente; luego,
al evocar el pasado de SUI juventud,
EN- la que hubo amores, abnegaci6n,
sacrificios, pGgados con la perfidia de
un hombre macho, la faiseuse d'a,gcs,
la infantieida professional, me miro
pensatiya, y al quedarse sola VI que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-13

retrato como manifestation peremne
del dichoso cambio en- Polonia. ADO
lescente, Miearyslaw Niklewicz sufrio
condcna de un ano y aprenii0 el es-
p;;ilol, presintiendo acaso que habian
de tener sus hijes ssangre espamola
Fue un furibundo nihilista quien lie
sfamiliariz6 con nuestra literature, u
de SECURE no era plat0nica el anlor del,
revolucionario russo hacis EsEanf.
Las ondulaciones del vissula, ii itnis
,plituia de los hoi.izohtes dtande sbrilla-
r5n Y Sc ahatieron yencidas las bayo-
,netas de los bolcheviqucs, rememorsn
-triunfos belieosos. La limpidez inusi-
tada del dfa otonal permite distingufi'
los bosques ilimitados, las cainpiilas
pr6spcras, que son la hermssl prone
sa del porvenir.. Mirsn:so abajo, otra
vez la tragica vision del supliclo hui
mano nos conturba. En- angosto pa
ito cen muros de fortaleaa negrean las
horcas donde el verdugo mcscoyita
ejecut6 a tsntos patriotas.
Es libre este pafs;, pasados unos
dfas regira la Constitution republica-
ma, y dos Cuerpss Colegisrebres, Con
greso y senado, levantaian Polonia
al isual de las naciones malernas. Use
hara entonces 10 que Sc debe para cris-
tianizar los m6todos de asistencia al
criminal? Hasta ahtda es poqufsimo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-13

10 realizsdo en- este sentido porel Es-
tado, VI me persiguen dos recuerdos
que son como dos candados de un gril
llete g.gantp...
Bambal1leaban los alemanes Var
sovfa en- 81 otGfo kde 1914 y en- cal
ma nocturnal percibinIos rnido de
slllerrU en los rdqras9os de nl calle.
sLirallios mis- faniliares " ,ye un ccrI
sfejo payoroso Trescicntos honbres
ailarchaban dificultosamente, agrilleta1
dos manos u pies; penflfan gruesss
cadenas de los tsibillos marthizados, \
seI arrastre de sus eslabones repercutfa
con golpctazos secos j largos en Id
VIA cbscurs. Alrnnbrandoln al tfechos
iban entire los polisfas hktnbres con
teas de amarillenta luz que pernitfan
yer intermitentemente perfiles duros
80 cabezass tetricas.
Fran los presidiarios de la carcel
central, a quienes Sc trasladabas fuera
de varssvia q pie y de tai modo
se les conducfa por etap;ts.
Aver, por la animadfsiina bella
Gale de les ATariscales, he yisto pa
sar, entraasa la noche, Tin grupo de pc
nados, arrastrando aadenas con ce-
pos en- las amorstadas mahos. La po-
r
|licia armada que los custodiaba es
marcial, csta tan perfcctamente
equipada cosna Ia inoscovifa de 1914
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-13
iQuedan aln personas de gusto
en- Puerto Rico?
Pues.. siendo asi, enterense de 10 siguiente

0ra vez, Caderno campana,
Garbanzos Eante ernos baatos exen de bagazo de de
po Indspensables Sanatoos Hospiaes ambien
despensa
de la Coruha de fama POGO que universal
Caahas Andaluza MESMAMENTE "aperivas por
genero Futas cisazadas cajas de carton
uoa Turr6n Roe6 de nmoabe cadad egante presentation
sadnas espaHoas legima caas de 1904 m de 20 Getas
Inglesas lattas de- IA de LIBRA Peek Frean Hgo
cajas de 10 klos netos. ksA IL
Aceite SENSAT, refnado clase B. Nk
N"NEWSTYLE LAGER la exquisite pedeca del
sumidor concente
Toda persona que used rozagant g6bulos roo
bante de Pascua este exclusivamente
sNEW-STYLE LAGER" de Cadierno
10 que qued dcho que duraran las exstencas en-
mano . Muy POGO tempo Con que, andar pra Senores
TIME is MONEY
CADIERNO HERMANOS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-13
CADIERNO HERMANOS.
PUERTO RICO DISTILLING COMPANY
AREClBO, Puerto-R Rico.

ALCOHOLICS refinados desnatIalizado
para fines medicinales, industriales y COM
bustihles. Potasa para abonos.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-05
P|MPLY? WELL.
''' : Don't INT Be
People Notice 1t. Drive
Them Off With DR.. Ed
wards Olive Tablets.

A pin5ply face will not embarrass
you much longer II you get a pack
age of DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets.
The skin should begin to clear at
ter YOU have taken the tablets a
few nights.
Cleanse the blood. bowels and
liver with Dr. Edwards Olive Tab
lets, the successful substitute for
calomel: there's no sickness or pain
after taking them.
DR. Edwards Olive Tablets do
that which calornel does, and just
as effectively but their action is
gentle and safe instead Of severe
and irritating.
No one who takes Olive Tablets
is ever cursed with a dark brown
taste" a bad breath, a dull, listless,
torpid liver. bad disposition or
pimply face
olive Tablets are purel yveget-
able com pound mixed with olive
oil, you viii know them by their
olive color.
Dr.. Edwards spent years among
natients afflicted with liver and
bowel complaints. and Olive Tab
lets are the Immensely effective re
suit Take one or two nightly for
week. See how isuch better you
feel and look. 15c and SOC a DIV
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-05

In factories. shops, stores, law Of
fees. banks. newspaper offices.
farms, garages behind soda foun-
tains and even IN pulpits. but only
r. small percentage or them idle
through the summer months.
The charge that a majority OF
college students enter institutions
of advanced learning because it is a
pleasant way to spend four years
and father has plenty OF money to
pay the bills also was nailed. as a
carnard by Dean Husband.
sixty per cent of the freshmen"
he said, have formed pretty good
Idea of the vocations they desire to
enter after leaving college. or
these a few change their minds aft
err trying out these vocations In
their long vacations or after con-
versations with us.
The tendency OF the modern stu
dent" Dean Husband continued. is
to peclalize. 1t is a mistaken
idea that. left to himself. he Will Sc
lect snap courses. We try to send
him out with broad minded view
OF things, not merely TO tit him to
hold down a Job
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-05

WAR RECORD
IS SCORNED


WASHINGTON, D G., April D. -
The following statement has been
made biz Marvin Gates Sperry, ma
tional president OF the Private Sol
diers and Sailors Legion:
.An veterans in Indiana who vote
the republican ticket in the May
senatorial primary should be GER
tain not to vote for Albert ]. Bev-
eridge, for Beveridge Is not the
friend OF any veteran and his rec
ord during the World War is bad.
very bad--unpatriotic. in fact.
HE has never served the country
under arms, though he had oppor-
tunity to do so. In 1898, when the
war with Spain began. Beverage
was about So years old. Did he
volunteer? He did not. During the
World War he was over the draft
age. but did he do anything for
the Liberty Loan drives or any 9TH
er patriotic work for the United
States? He did not.
"People have not forgotten BeV-
eridse's pro-German writings. The
New York Issues of Today" Sept.
u. 1921. contains an editorial ap-
healing for Beverages election 70
the Senate from Indiana. This pa
ner is edited and managed by
Schrader. Schreiner and Gauthler'
good German narnes. Schreiner IS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-05

secretary OF the Ali-American Ma
tional Council which on February
%. 1922. opposed in full page adj
vertisements in Washington news
papers. the Administration treaties
then pending in the Senate
The vincennes Ind. Morning
Commercial, described Beveridges'
World War record as follows: 'Orat-
ors were in full flow. but the great
constitutional advocate. Mr. Bever-
idge, was nowhere TO be seen. He
was invited and urged to come to
the front-to all of them he bluntly
speeches now.
ANY man who would refuse to
make Liberty Loan speeches right
in the middle of the war is certainly
unworthy or the vote of the boys
who at that very time were fighting
in the trenches TO preserve the pre-
cious hide of Mr.. Beveridge from q
possible German lash. Where was
Beveridge then? Writing pro-Ger-
man books in the Maine woods
"Beveridge wrote a life OF the
Kaiser in 1915 and this book was
adopted by the German America n
| Alliance as part of their propagan-
| da. which was exposed by a CON
| gressional investigation. o yes
Beverage may get the German vote
but no self-resepcting Indiana vet
| cram will vote for him.
| NJ call on all soldiers, sailors and
marines who served during the
! World War, as well as all other
| veterans, to rebuke the pretentioni
of Beverage to a seat in the United
States Senate"
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thorized to continue work because
of an overlapping contract there
which has a year to run.
A considerable number OF the
non-union miners were reported to
have Joined the strike.
The offer Of several independent
anthracite companies 70 grant the
strikers wage demands If they
would return to work immediately
was regarded n union circles today
as a decisive victory for the miners.
Decision of Kansas operators TO
cut wages in half is unlikely 70 take
any or the striking Kansans back to
work until the national strike is
settled. it was believed.
Aside from the Shooting ARRAY at
Royal w. Va. where state troops
are on guard today. there have been
no reports of serious attempts at
violence IN the nation wide strike.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-05
COLLEGE YOUTH
IS NOT FOUND
s1ALIzARDIl
Ukulele ThruInmers Said
ito Be More Than Models
For Fancy Clothes
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE


= CHICAGO, April 5.-The lansuor-
tnGxs youth who Tolls in a yellow
canoe with purple stripes, thrum-
ming IL uku1ale. or who may be
seen shaking a wicked hoof' at the
dance halls OF the nations various
itvacetion resodts, may possibly be
Id college man, but Richard Well
huEt on Husband. dean OF the person
EeE department or Dartmouth col
ssege, Will lay you n wager Of about
A14fto that he is not
College men. according TO Hus-
hand. who was the principal
'wDealxer at s-.recent meeting here of
the National Association OF the
tDears OF the women. are not lounge
Wizards They do not fritter away
kzheir vacation moments IN frivol-
sops pursuits
| Instead, when the campus closes
k6ogvn for the summer the college
sman--e0 per cent OF him. according
kEo Dean Husband-heark ens to the
F1nu of industry and spends his va
i<etion period turning a horny hand
No something useful and. incident
a1y. gainful. They are to be found
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-05
If You Are
Bothered With Gas

IN tho stomach and bowels. take
baalmann's Gas-Ta blets
Baalmann's Gas-Tablets are pre-
pared especially for stomach gas.
and particularly for ali the bad eff
fects coming from gas pressure.
Ihat empty, gone and gnawing
feeling at the pit of your stomach
VIII disappear, that anxious and
nervous feeling with heart palpi-
tation Will vanish, and you will once
more be able to take a deep breath,
so often prevented by gas pressing
against your heart and chest
Your limbs. arms and fingers
won't feel cold and go to sleep, be-
cause Bdalmann's Gas-Tablets pre-
vent gas Interfering with the CIR
culation that intense drowsiness
and sleepy feeling after dinner viii
soon be replaced by a desire for
some form of entertainment. Your
dfstended stomach will reduce. by In
ches, because gas does not form ar
ter using Baalmann's Gas Tablets
Received letter and BaTlmann's
Gas-Tablets o. X. and many thanks
for rush order 1t was a God-senu
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-05

that my husband saw your ad in
the San Francisco Exa miner Baai-
mann's Gas-Tablets surely did Won
ders for me.
I had severe case of acute gas
tritis. Taken down in the fore
part of JanuaFy quite suddenly
was under the Doctors care. but no
relief 1 had every symptom that
you mention in the pamphlet. was
on the verge of starvation and
heart failure. weighed lei lbs,
before taken i'll. My skin became
parched and chung TO the bones.
Since taking Baalmann's Gas-Tab-
let's I am on the way to recovery.
weigh 135 lbs. now; am taking solir
food, enjoying drink OF water, and
sleep we'll at night.
Thanking you for your prom pr
ness in rushing order. I remain.
Respectfully, MRS. CLARA BURKE.
April Is, 1921. Spreckles, Cal
Baalmann's Gas-Tablets in the
yellow package can be had from
Summers Pharmacy. j. Baalmann,
Chemist. San Francisco.-adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-05
Upholds Right Of
"Jitney" Buses on
Car Line Streets

MTNCIE, Ind. April 4-Judge
L. NJ. Coons. in city court here de-
clared invalid a clause OF city
ordinance preventing the operation
Of jitney buses on streets which
street car and interurhan tracks
are laid. The decision was IN q
ruling on a demurrer filed by
council for q jitney bus driver, who
had been arrested Judge Coons de ;
clared that cities have the power to
regulate traffic but not 10 prohibit
It on public thoroughfares.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-05


The waist line has slipped down
TO the middle Of the hips ard is
marked only by loose girdle, gem
orally Of bright-colored beads. which
contrast agreeably with the simple
hues of the frocks themselves.
In all dresses, whether for morn
Ing, afternoon or evening wear, there
is an underrobe over which flowing
draperfes are arranged
Sleeves are full and fantastic.
They droop from the arm, with
little vignettes cut out from the
shoulder, and tighten to the cuff
round the wrist
Skirts are gradually lengthening.
and while decolletage remains low at
the back it Is gradually rising in
front
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-05
soft coal. and in the hard coal

soft coal, and IN the hard coal
fields.
At union headquarters continu-
ance OF work by miners in certain
states was explained IN this fash
ion:
Union officials are not opposed
to continuance Of work by negro
miners in Alabama. who had long
being idle because OF difficulties
in that field.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-05

They likewise. 1t was stated. are
not opposed to union men working
in West Virginia, storm zone Of
unionisln. where many men have
long been out of work
Tennessee miners are considered
automatically removed from the
union by their action in continuing
work, because. it was explained.
the United Mine Workers are not a
party to the contract In force there
Western Kentuck miners are asu-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-05
MINERS IN
SOME STATES
ARE WORKING
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvlcE1

I4NLI-ANlE7I IaI1, IHu-, AETII -
Strike OF the United Mine Workers,
according to all reports received
here. continues to be 100 per cent
effective in the great central COM
petitive field which produces by far
the greater part Of the nations
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-05
NEGL|GEE DOMINATES
LONDON'S NEWSTYLES

LONDON, April-2Se s1lgee carried
to the highest degree OF art is the
dominant characteristic of the Spring
ia shions
The Washington times., 1922-08-27
William LIE Queux, the Famous Crminologist, a,
Landru's Death Cottage at Gambais Running
Down Clues Of Some of His Murders

saw that the chocolates had no
effect upon her-as was his in.
tention. Fl. ...
Therefore he pressed two more,
upon her, and after she had eaten
them, he said: .,....
"It/ is glorious night my
darling Nina. Let us have motor
run into the country. Afterwards
I will take you back to your sis
ter at Greelle." r..'.....
The girl, now only half-con-
scious, consented. and, a quarter
of-an-hour later, he helped her into
the sea- at his side, and they
were soon speeding away across
the Place de la Concorde, and out
Of the city.
The night was dark, the moon
being hidden behind q bank OF
cloud. but Landru drove on at