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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04

rt was fast becoming dark. a.
|he swirl. midwlnter evening closed
down. With the night came wind
and uron the wind returned tho
cold. The gaunt outline ~ the
Rock withdrew IN DINNER and dim
mcr distances until Ethel al her
window could see Il no more. sud
denly bright dot Eiowcd thru
the darkness iight upon Rcsur.
rYction Rock. a uGht yellow with
distance illuminlng a window. Ethel
thought. IL went out as suddenly
as Il appeared. then q gioucd again
and cnco mere wcnt dark. She
watched steadily fnr some time
iongcys but no nght appeared again.
she heard soft tap. tap. tap az
the door. and she went over and
creued II 10 find the coiltc-. Lad
and Lass. who had been out with
kincheice when she arrived. The
dogs. wet from tho snow melting
IN their long hair, turned Ethels
thought 70 Miss Plati's husband.
He had always affected tho man
ncrs Of a gallant and always before
be on hand 10 greet Ethel when she
arrived al ~. Ficrentin. sho had
been too excited 10 attribute any
significance to his absence this
time. but now thu fact stirred dis
quiet.
As he had taken THE dogs with
him. he probably had been on the
lake. for tho dogs would not have
been able 20 run except on the Ice
where the wind had cleared the
snow. Now what had kept Miss
Pmst's lazy. comfort ioving husband
OUT 30 late this evening In tho dark
and coIdT
Every one was at supper when
Asa Rcdhird returned with tcie-
gram whlch--liks all Cullen busi-
ness tciegrams--was in code.
T.ucas at oucs lefs the tabIe and.
with Miss piaff. went into his Of
flee to 6ecspher tho brief communal
cation from hts son When he re-
turned to the table. I. was so plain
that he had exciting news that his
wife could not repress her question.
Something has happened In Chi
cago. Lucasf-
-Sofhlng,- he denied. and he
gupfef hatf cup az tea. hot Ethel
watched Kincheloe ns Miss Pia,t
returned 70 her seat
He was trying TO catch his wffss
glance. but Miss piatt avoided look.
ing at him.
Asa saw several foxes about
she said casualty 20 Ethel: Il sup
pose they're after our chickenz."
Jucas was taking another cup Of
ten. and Ethel was watching his
hand reach for the sugar bowl. miss
u and reach again. He was drink
ing when suddenly he dropped his
cup and tcrkey up and away from
the table. Kincheioe and Ethel her
self started also as the report Of a
rifle rang. sharp and clear. outside
the house. The gun fired again.
: Miss ptatt and Ethei's grandmoth-
alike had revealed no alarm.
Asa said he would get his'gun.-
Miss Piatt volunteered quietly.
eand come back for the foxes
~Of course her husband said.
dropping hack into his seat
Lucas remained az the table only
a moment before he proceeded to
the front room where. In recent
years. family prayer was said each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04

Flap Doodle, the purple fairy.
who flew by his ears. went up TO
the spiky. Sparkle star.
He didn't dare 20 20 back TO the
Tnky-winkle Star where be used
70 live because he'd treated all the
Tinky-yvinkIers 20 mean.
You see. after he'd stolen the
Fairy Queens wand he got 80 smart
be changed everything he saw into
something else.
lie even changed Nancy and Nick
into white rabbits. and dear knows.
they'd be white rabbits yet. s'pose.
II Kuhadnb. the fairyman. hadn't
said charm and changed them
back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04
ENTER, THE FLAPPER"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT BY ZOE BECKIEy s:;s'
o. POCKET FLASK AND JAZZ SUPPLY
NEEDED PEP

''Righto. Pegs. my go.cart's out
side. Let's gof'
Winnie flushed painfully. but
forced herself along her line OF
duty.
ANY room for Ted and mo. Bob7
We're as parched as Peggy"
Poggy's diadainful frown at her
cousin forced Bobby into a show OF
gaycty.
Welcome 10 the caravan. win
and Teddy. Wen mount the old
slx-seater camel and seek an oasis
with something IN tho water and n
pair OF lady dervishes doing the
shimmy, eh. wot? From where !
sit. tho Pompeiian Eyerglados IL the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04
BY STANLEY
BY ALTMAN
BY BLOSSER

thru a cloud of smoke.
At the next table. close 20 them, q
man and woman so good looking and
pretcntiously dressed that one spot
ted them Immediately for profess
SIGNALS Of the stage. exchanged
looks. Then quickly the man reach
ed behind him. wrapped something
in n napkin and passed II to his
neighbors.
maybe this will 70 with the GIN
ger pop. MIR. Nanderpool." said he
with an amiablo wink. And Bob
turned round. surprised.
gro Be Continued
Copyright. 1899. by Seattle Stax3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04
nnoIN unRn ronAv

A mills from the shore o. t.ake Hwrcn
VS. the mysterious aod EhcstiS Nsaur.
rretten Rock. symhul q esme Ereat
v tung deue In the rAst. which now b..
same connected With supernatural
fcrce m the mind ef
ErnEi. CARKw. That morning shs
came % the henas Of her Efend.
father. ella
LUCAS CULLEN. SENIOR. who had
wen millions ia violent struggles Tor
tifnter lands IN Northern MichiEan.
Sns asked for maneN q vary On the
engineering projects undertaken ~ her
father before be had reea killed In
France.
uAfsNEr t.OuTREtaf.E then entered her
life. The yenuE army cffieeF hed re-
eeited messages ffom her father eur
fas seanees lie must 50 t. the RES
vfrVcliea Rock, Ne feit that the trtp
would solve the mystery q hts oh
aenFe rAFentAke ard 81 his rearing ~
Indiana The news of hts presence
throws Lucas Cuilen into ~ OF tese
ana he tries - brittle Ethrl 20 tell
What she kno~s - toaiteils.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04
nrG1S HERE TO-DAY

Taking advantage Of her parents alb
nsnca at a dance and With her blood
stirred by Iuns madness.
PEGGY DEAN, typical Sew York flap
per. shocks her Htaid cousin,
WINNIE. BY phoning 20
HOB VANDERPOOf. and asking HIM 20
call for her at 1870. Winnie, know
Ing that Peggy is In a reckless mood
decides 20 accompany her as chape-
rome and invites
TED ia H1<ER. n Columbia sophomore
Tile two couples start out Ia Bob
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04
FInp- Doodle stopped his tonn-foolian and hstened
THE SECRET

tonl-f ooftnG ana listened
Flap Doodle turned round and
round by his hands on one OF the
long star points. like you've seen
acrobats do on bar at the circus.
lie held the Fairy Queens wand I'm
his teeth and hummed a tune 0,e.
cause he couldn't sing with his
mouth shut.
He was wondering what TO do next.
Something miscellaneous, you may be
sure.
Suddenly he heard voices.
His ears we're 30 big he couldn't
very well help hearing everything
IL was Nancy and Nick down on
the earth, talking TO Rubadub and
Tingaling and all the rest OF the
Fairy Queens councillors.
FLAP Doodle stopped his tom.fool-
cry and listened.
Nancy was saying. wen have to
start all over again 70 hunt for the
Fairy Queens wand"
Then Nick wen have to
catch old Fls r-as way"
II tell ....s~% = = - -rsr.-as4l'H
voice this 80 e % SIS
know VIII - q -.
He can xiv Tmkg : We
Tee, nE ~ I.
Doodle VII
know
g. - -N
tcopyria
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04
wITn THE STORY

Is an embarrassed pause
speech OF rebellion i'm.
b with IT'S passionate sin.
My vnnderpool relieved
with a laugh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04

voice this
I know VIII
He can gin
Tee. :
Doodle VII
know wha~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-15
The Old Reliable Banking Institution

Is
We have the following equipment
A Dictagraph Service which connects the offices Of
all Of our officers We can talk in whisper and be heard
in any part Of our paaal banking house by the person to
whom we desire to speak. ~. ...>
We have installed the Burroughs Adding Machine E.
quipment Of keeping us fhe most up-o-date sys
tenn In use
w. have tfnty-three ton steel vault with nine ton
tnnd steel DIOR We have five hundred safety depos
boxes IN which you can keep money jewely Deeds
Wills insurance papers and fke like. You keen one kew
and we the other We cannot get into your box without
von are present with your own key Tryi The cost av-
e1a&es only twenty-five cents month"; three dollars per
wear.
We have arranged it that you can begin saving with
''" amount as one cent you Join the Christmas Say
n@s Clubs. We have pOhto corn of book keepers and
clerks. We will invest your money IN any way you indi-
cate. We have few houses which we can sell on LONG,
time payments Cali and see us about Them Small cash
payment taken.
We are making drive for Million Dollars in depos~
its. We have now about half that amount and we want
to help Us to reach the goal which we have SET We
live IN a friendly community and we want to greet our
friends
: 8 A. M. TO2P. M.
8 A. M. TO = =. M.
X, Richmond, VIRGINIA
JR., Cashier A. A. Tenant, Vice~Pres
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22
WESTERN UNION
MANAGER HONORED

Mr. and Mrs T. II. t..I..:'. ot 80. Il
Eighth street, viii -. ;i' guest Of the
Postal Telegraph ro!nrany. 1T New
Iorn city. Nrrl! -. because "i the cfil-
Gent s"rl..r Mr. t.lKin. manager OF tn"
local of.!ce. has rendered Ia" company.
Mr. and M-%. Eak:N VIII spend week
IN New Iurx. Gurin; which time they
wi! receive the WuIili;"l hospitality O.
the New York officials.
Judging from his experience, NJ. E''E
In Is Of the orIu!"n that business has
obtained 4 new l"as" OF life. More de-
lnands for goods ard prices are going
through. ne say. and the wires are Kept
no, with srecult.iNr Inquiries which
seem To point 10 4 restoration OF conf
drnrc ami Il revival Vt the commercial,
spirit.
The telegraph is growing in popular
ity in many ways Mr.. r,ak:n says
"Nou would be surprised |" know Of
the number OF los" messages We arc
called uIou t. send. And many travel
ing men never LEI :. day K" ~ WITHOUT
wiring their families II nome. some 81
the love tokens ~" pretty mNSHy. bu;
Of course It's none "t. our arla!r and We
send what "" ~" t".d II u" language
Is within bounds. After ia: ~: our
compnny cut it's rates % per cent cN-
netting IN .mmrdiat" drop III labor and
other COSTS This did not come as soon
MS hoped. rho rompany vas willing 10
stand TEMPORARY los. tat r"u!H not
SOC its way clear L. u.lrK Ok: Il deficit
indefinitely. So The Interstate" rates
Were, put bark t. the former hsure. hu:
no change has h"rn nad" in tne :atra
s,ate rates OURS ar" Ii" cheapest tcie-
,r.,,b ,,l. J.. Nest l':rvlIi.t. FIR the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22
TH1oUdH WHEELING STREETS
AND DINE SUM2TIoUSLT.
west virgtnia's Psntsanttary Head
Olives Most Interesting Talk on
Prison LHe-Its SUNSHINE
and ShadoW1"

Y am c,assHl as = churchrroa. oU.
] must cor fe$:, tina: | have found mora
real religion aside the walls NJ the
peniten.ia-y than have ever known
on the outside
This Statcnlcn: was characteristics OF
a splendid address given last C.""!as
by Warden ). y. Terrell. heat - the
West Virginia pcni;sni!Iry At Mounds
Vile. at the frs, arnua! IN FER feed OF
the Toilet Wa,r- cluA e.: Back rrirce
Lodge No. -. KricAts % rythias.
Warden Tcrre!"s address =" n"
Toilet water club on 'SG1SaiCS and
Shadows" gave his hearers i &"cI in
sight Into he rcai good :ha. cN;S's In
a modern. Aumaae!y coadU"t-h jrssitp-
tion for reformation nj men. C"n!!c
Of crime and sentenced TO pay the pen
atty exRcted by the law.
Tho frs, annual Faster feed % -"
Toilet Water club was q huSc success
zoo members OF the club. which has heen
In existence for only about Il month.
?araded through the prime: pal streets
OF tho city headed b. i drum corps aad
burning rcd FIRE.
Tho feed was served n ne F>y'A'an
Castle 1t Chapiins and Twenty-se,enth
OF tho Club CHATS the tI;ie Of the clubs
chief Officially presiding. Warden Terrell
WAS tho chief speaker. The prison Of
actal's address follows:
Sunshine and Shadows
When qn!te 4 crowd from your Iodss
paid tho pen!teatia-y \ vis!t last Seq?
tenrber. I was very much p-e"ccu2ted
With m important matter and Did no:
a. -
rery glad o: :h!s opportunity 20 meet
Nth your club. which understand -
y pert-and I suppose the best part-et
the Lodge The gentleman WHO extended
me the invitation 70 he here This even
ing suggested that talk on Tho Sun
shina and Shadows OF Life" \ wonder
tul subject Cor someone capable cc
doing Il justice: Am not. and besides
It would seem out OF place TO talk ahou.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22

Sav!"cy. -, $500 unknown arse
brands Ran who h.tS been convicted OF
...,m! a.. :. r".I..'l.' f"r Efc. a!'.
p,a,',. >-,,u" ki"d rf :, stigma on ri"'"-
5rrs of his family. while IN" fellow "h"
Is rover caught. or * caught escapes
punishmrat through some legal t"chni-
c:li;ty. can live amonc his r""r," aHi
fr,-rIS anl be as mach thought 90 -
ever before. AR not here ~ MAKE my
v?.r.ll plea FOR the inmates "c the D":.-
itAr::lry. Thcy have al been tayUiS"!
law y;n,I;urs by the courts and ShoI.h
Of corr" be punished. They :rnSt -"
ar7oYg tho shadows For y tim" ~ ."I>;.
Know IA: rs Ln. however the lrlNIii""
and humiliation th:., MANY "t their
families ore subjected 20. ! would. x
rou.t bring 70 THEM a ray "t Sunshine,
tcr after al Tho families suffer NOR"
than cAr NrisOuHrS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22
LEAGUE
HAS FINE RALLY
Biz Crowd Attends wheeling District
Meetinc at Moundsvius

,.ra nrudr.J and four Epw"rth
I...,.ur ,uenr,rrs from i dozen Mctho-
dist r.pisr"paI churches Httrnde" tn'
wheeling district Epworth i'eaG"" ran?
hrd Fri,i.y r,en!rg in the First NJ l.
church ~ M"UnGsv!llc
The rally ,rs"n with Il dinner 1t 30"
o',Io.k. served in the dining room oil inc
Firs. II. l. church ~ the Ladies All
society Of that church.
Tho PROGRAM began at 7:4S O'clock IN
the church ;Glr:tor!um with W. ross
curtis g: MruudSy!ile. presiding
Hon. James H. Parriott or M"uhd%-
v;,,". Wa. the hrst speaker, taking Tor
his Tonic, The Worlds Cell to Youth .
Nv. I"lrr!ntt discussed in his usually IN
tern*,inr way the possibilities Tor ser
vie. which present themselves 10 IN"
yuung people % today lie gave an IN
,.rrS,Inc account OF tho work Of sever
al Mnuaisvilr young pr"pi" who nave
,n,r away To- perform missionary ser
,.:,.. ~ foreign fields. Pint 10 serve
w, .a,id. ct i. not necessary that on" ="
"a q cur,is', Gr.d. a there IS work o.
t-rea, Importance t. J." done 1t none AZ
W.! e abroad"
lrr J. h. Scott. pI:tor Of the Fir*t
NJ r., church Of Noundsvtlle, gave an
i, ;c-r>.S,!nS talk in behalf "f the annHa'
Wcsr Virginia Epworth LeaSno institute"
to DC held at Ruckhannon in June. Las"
year hc said, there were 400 Young Pe"-
pl. took the Erworth League course o.
.u.i".i,rion at Buckhannon. THIS year
i il hoped 10 have 500. He urged every
Me;horSir, church IN the district 70
iSc 3nlO och 10 send ten young pro.
r!e to TIE '922 institute. "A church.
do ,f,rl- IN
t., tr;t.n'-l leadership"
Wright Hugus Speaks
Major Wright HuEug. Of Wheeling,
,-rSt,I.at vt Wheeling district Enworth
I,.ag,I"S. az tho last speaker. discuss
,ng ,hr "i.u;Iirat!onal Value oe F"riodt-
.,.aI T.rwnrth League Meetings." Ne
,nir ea ,rIt :An means whereby much II
"a No gl!ncd IN information and "Nr"r-
!rnr> from periodical gatherings ~ f.T-
vo-th I.eaglnc chapter representatives.
Maio- IiucuS also expressed tn" thanks
ot ire visitors 70 the First church chap
To- and tn the Ladies' Nd society f"r n"
s:.endid entertainment and program az
turG~,l IN" gathering.
Plans were discussed in the confer
4r,.c for increasing the attendance ~
!,pwor,h League chapter meetings. Fol
lowing the business session, social
hour was enjoyed. with series OF
:-.l:rcS directed by Miss Virginia Pat
,rrsor. Miss Leah Ross oF Wheeling
ave an entertaining -eGd!ng.
Epwcrth League chapter represented
A; the rally were Cameron. Dallas. New
Ncr,!asvi,lc. Warwood, hundred. Thorn
.uri. Fourth Street buckley. North
2;reet. Glendale. Calvary OF MoundSvil!e
and First church Of Moundsville
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22
WARDEN J, |, TERRELL ADDRESSES
TOILET WATER CLUB EASTER FEED

81. .,ors p. .orn > ,r4wi -: Sa'h "i',;h
.~... ,nu-:- rrs.l q. g;r .;"r" lH'N
.v"r!n... huc No w"l'I n; k1p% no"
% appreciate iiIe sunshine o. l:iS W.
( :ur -hr <';Nc"w!. AMI, N '''s CO..
hA:I. uts maya; hecoir> EH"A"iohoa' 4
Il we:, a.: Sunshine.
one hoard = singer w''A Gu|e
reputation m,ANc = wHHdsrIG. ~.
singing a INK entitled ut TIMES \
LIFT; +, Fam WITH THE SCNStuN r.
To- MAKE THE WORLD 90 1tOCNI.
80 :, :. : with ;he shadows. "ut @,
.Sa!.r N:'cu breaks TIE mos ncAu'''U 81
sun&l:ar
Eyys wears ago tA:S ACTON was 49,
ing !.ec't ror 80 mos: giEanti' S''aE-
Gle IN The history q n" ""T'h' AK 80
4 result ~" shadows % NNT am
.o., or dean hung Ike pail over the
xho'c coua'ry. growing darker - "''y
wenc 49,, un:il :hat rvcC-tn-he- forgotten
"a, - Eore,,hr-. .,0IS. when the news
cane .'.,, ;ue a-;n:s;i'e was s;Foc".
y(-,at @. dav nr ~taSAin" that msan,
.,- - ~ CXrrnt % thnS" $"fea'F
;horss-l ho.r"a where tho shadow az
da2.h N1d crossed F'n- the past e!G"-
teen -;oatHs We Nave had me shadow o.
BUSINESS Gaar" ss:un Wh!'h has driven
many - GeSr<Gir a1d some 70 dcS'TH'>-
.!n,. Th"r" arr r;:cA :" D. s"en IN me
clouds ~! depression TOW. however, ana
".;lasS tho sa';n and conscience O.
America Aa> been entirely Killed ny
sc-d.G cnurrrrc:'.i.S7' and partisan po.!-
,i-S the sunlight - b"ts"r times ~
soon be mon rs anil We hn7" m" DC
l!nvs il W, mean the @r"atrS' IRA ~
peace ,rd prosperity our country ha'
ever krow7. FL Of which ~ be mos
welcome SUNSHINE.
shadows
Ye- t,crS ere shadow. 90 - Al, u
th's life; -o,r" a-e O: short duration.
o.>,-e -,s. ~.-rvrr The loss cc
loved one -"i"v"s ~. INT rs Tie VIII"
wounds can rrai to wound. SHd rs
ti-,e Is 4 great healer sooner o. iat'r
v. hcr"mr r"cnrcilsd E-0r''!a, Ey :
his t-,.., whs; We believe ,hT' h" "r 81"
has c-rra to - hett". wn-it and tAlt
>o,rs d1v W. wi!l -" 'h"rN t2ce ~
tarc The shadows 81 business adverse
" ~ IN" Inability OF account o. CIR
eun,%:anrcS wC CarH"' "EErSnh".
saw or accumulate. often makes H'"
Ja-,. and drc:rv. hut X "" keep 30
working and striving We ~" sire :"
n,,, the Sunshine % SUcc"sS il meat
,,re =, least. To he stricken "i:h m
i,cu-ah,e disease or -Nate m @vaGh
,o- w. Is = shadow out W. can fin.
sunshine in the Gath ia: gives I" '""'
,itude To hear -. or II one nt OUT i"N'''
opes IS 81 stricken We can ma plea
u-c N administering 20 the'" N>f"|'
mi t-yIar TO mako them ""ntHriah!'.
~, tha s-cateSt ard d-aheSt shadNN
-. ~ ~ To- use one Nf our loved one
M, !, death lvt n litH. which hr'nS''
;, what SUPPOSE yru expect me :"
INK a!.ou: 49, ",:""'-r som" - -"
shadows We Ord ~ ~" West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22
SUE To GUST
IDLE MINERS
MINERAL STATE COAL 90. STA11o
PROCEEDINGS TO EYIc9 IS
or 80 FAMILIES
AlleEes Non Union Hen xAvo AS9
worked Since Nation wide Strike -
Began April

Hearings were started Friday before
Squire W. VI. Riggs at Moundsvilie On
y,lits Of the Mineral State Coal company
to cvirt III" families OF some twenty.
five or thirty miners from the com2anys
hu,I~cs at the Iarrs Run mine colony.
TIE lar-s Run mine is operated nom
union. but the Mineral State Coal COM
rany N It's eviction suits. alleges. that
the miners now being sued for posses
sion of company houses have ta!<d TO
90 20 work since the nationwide coal
strike began April !.
Squire riggs will continue hearing
evidence in the eviction suits today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22

started hy the company 70 boost eSd'
unSs. but a. tie Wheeling ofhce through
Mr. Eakin'H efforts. has now eached the
ma j"r league class. he rs doubtful aoou.
l,"ing as successful this time IS hereto
fore. He says tho monthly receipts no"
arc 80 much better that < means thu
addition OF a great deal more business
70 maintain mis- former percentages.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22

\ hotel Of modern structure Is being
built in Boston, Mass. where one an
tire floor will he reserved for the e1-
elusive use OF women who arc travel
ing alone.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22

-Four stateS-Alabama Florida, Iowa
md West Virginia. have no laws
regulating the hours OF work for To-
men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22

ie-tt,u,l!rv Il - hard To a. .iiN'4'
lie I-enlleHi.ary for lear u Ia as ia;''
understood II We ok mp some oi mo
inmates who want /" XII for f"e .'Ne
r.. kl.i.a;:. "e .,G.. called c-U"! 't!'" ''-
human. Will, il ~ :.!>" th"~" "h" -"
r:,ys tN"n.ciI plenty ~ '"Eri|0''S
rrra AMI a lttt." fresh air q l''t'R'
lot. ~. ar, accused 49, .'"!'.i" u: '"'''..
Thee, "g,in. To b" :. di,'''r., r'"i'H ana
-, t." ~.,mc ,.r." i m.tH WIN h"'i,'"
.r,,,,.:>-s J. :, rrohl"m '": ~ '"'
:,rti.~t ;hIusH | find - IL" pm
,.,ry i t. keep 10y i""!"fr from r"''.
ing away with =, bette: Judgment,
Little Sunshine.
T.t.-c Z: ,,.i ::,arh %uu>i,;i" IL ''..'
rc;i,rr,.,rv. cvcci.t w.S,t rAd.I'"~ ron
above. h,t there AT" shadows a '"t'.'
,h;,, -r3rh cat bryu"d the walls :" ti>
r.mu.cSt p%rt+ 1T tNi1 ani some "I'F
state. for I".nrrlh"r. "''T& m'n
ho" ,hrrr Rad u m"ih.r SOM t''"'
,,,,,~. 80 ,h,m W, SUI living Ma.
:. fact. r,or~ than h%.r "t th"s" an.
,,.ua,, !rrnxies haIc families "f 'h'''
,r, and whether Il IS Il son. h"s''|t.'.
father ~ h,u-h-r N 'lh> pen't h'E''''
,h.-,. Is I G.~k Sha,i"% let ~ h"''''
aud n:,rr as | hav" walked th-"'i.'l
20 COZ Mouse corridors L. night an"
tayc seen thn%" men ana t"ES -
IN their cells thiA%tn@ no doSht ~ in ',
a,, rrr7ini-! ~ T:ryan'S poem "'
.,,.i.,~ Last" wi ic. I have "''"h A'-
,u.,, ~ ,hr !,n,;l:"s Of III" inmates '''''
Mhirh | an Going TO road
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Spirit OF Sacrince

\c-.r Wv | forge. IN" 'trr:h'" "H:.
de7,;.. - :~:,v.nZ:t y: .:,d during Tn"
w!a:"r 90 'iN,ani "a. S"'r" ;hr"" ~
four nrHlr"i ,ncH were down win tae
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Prisoners Satisfied.

Som, ,wn AR *" I hA'i ''.saS -. ,"
visit one uc ca En,,i camps :; -"
suu,hrra ;,I"t g.; e. stat" Were We
had h,;y.era Sort! .!'. fifty rr..nHcT>
rmplu, rd ou roai "r"h. al It thau
serving ,,u;:Sh"-r from -" :" !iN'' yrIr>
IN m. r.n:trntiQ-r a"l rut 0ut "H Their
honor. l'wrui on {" vhcr" tSeF were
al at WORK building hard HN:'"'
road who're - wa hSill Ir"dr'I. 'rI.l
one cI.,rG and tvv '"-"n'"u hal "HITEr
,r tn. gant. which wd4 scattered ah"u'
an. fourth i mill ~ ard ,iuwn u" TNa"
AL Of them hat "i>""-r %"ni
among The u,rp ana asked ih"m low
they were getting a'r"=. r. they r","!""
IuythinE. talked T. son. Il t",'n about
wh.n the, world ~ "r-:h'e !"- prr" d"
and nffere,! tN h"lp ti"'H ~ ANY wa !
rui'G Every o." ~ ;n"m :" nan
.. ...r The; Were i.ctrc'!E 'a;.>nea.
. '"th!uc and were N"r;"';,N viii
Ia. L. null their tjr.| GA; th"r" F." IT,
l.uad camp earning tnc themselves fA'
s,ra'' sum or twtut, -fiv" r""is r'r ~
for Ntr.. hours work. AMI IS ! ""'rh"H
thoS" r"H w"-k.n: around r"ncr"t"
n,!A,,. ~ ,.tl" hot. h"!'"c ~" VIII NH'
xxi" >uT'rN son. a, 81 'hNin Sc"nin.;i|
.rtcrcSt.,! ~ th"'- work. a"' i"N.HH ="
ln :: a. y.,l a. the knew bow. "'9'"
rn; In'r h'.t t~.,E I cnH:-1s' h"t"r'.'.
,hoS,, rri-.,u"r> ord men q" tN "EiS:G'
Who ,l.:2arG :" much anl d. - Ntt'".
V. ,hn~c acr ,h7iuws N this war'J
,,v uns, n""rl". SON" g: IL feel Il:
i.n.,.s ,Aat "" huv,. NOR" than our share
la, -" my own part | believe the best
wav L. 1T II. shaGuw" "r ~" uri,r
them :, - 81 :,Iar> "u~ Ives that wh"n
the limo runcs C"r w. TO cross the river
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