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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-10-12
At Rose. .Colored Heights.

One OF the startling statements Of
al aviator vas uade recently when a
Fiencllnan who had attained a height
of $4,000 feet. said the whole atmos.
phere appeared to be of a lovely rose
colored hue.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-10-12

We notice our friend John Tufts
driving into town occasionally with his
matched pair of black stations. They
are lively and well broke, and, by the
way, we have heard many say that
they should have had the premium, as
the best pair of draft horses at the
County Fair, as they pulled the same
load with more ease than the premium
team, and did not weigh as much into
500 pounds. Yet as they were not en-
tered for draft horses, they were not
awarded the premium.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-10-12
RAISING; THINGS

RAISING THINGS
See the farmer break his neck
Raising turnips by the peck,
See the middleman so gay
Raising prices day by day.
See the poor consumer try
For to raise the price TO buy.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-10-12
A Remedy for Hives.

A remedy for hives is to take one
tenth grain of calome twice day.
Hives are due to auto-intoxication--a
state of being poisoned from toxic
substances produced within the body.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-10-12

On Saturday last Mr.. Fred Sachsc,
one of the clerks of o. Torrison and
Co., and Miss Marie Schneider Of
Newton were married at the Lutheran
parsonage, The wedding was celebrat-
ed at the home of the bride in Newton,
Many friends of the city were present
and all say they enjoyed it very much.
The couple will make their future
home here in the city,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-10-12
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
Judge Crate has moved into his new
home on South 18th street

Mrs, Adelaide Lyons of Clarks Mills
died last Sunday aged ~ years. Mrs.
Lyons was the sister of Policeman
Hiram Smith.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-10-12

Married at St Boniface church, Rev.
w. j. Peil officiating, Miss Josie Glea-
son, of Branch, and Mr.. George Nc
Donald of Washington d.. c.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-10-12

John Schuette and Bro, have in
stock, for the fall and winter trade one
of the largest, if not the largest stock
of fall and winter goods ever brought
into Manitowoc The task would be
endless were wd to enumerate the diff
ferent kinds and qualities Of their
stock, but to those who are acquainted
with the firm it is only necessary to
announce the fact that they have re-
plenished their stock, and to those who
are not acquainted, if there are any
such, we would say go and see for
yourselves.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-10-12

VIM. Rahr has d complete laboratory
for the exploitation Of X-rays lie has
conducted large number of expert
ments not only for his own benefit but
for that Of all visitors who are inter
ested in the mysterious properties Of
the pale green light.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-10-12

j. II. Bauer, chemist for the Kneipp
Malt Food Co., and Miss Clara Stock
niger, both of this city, were married
at St Bonface church last Tuesday.
The young couple have left for a we'd
ding trip to Chicago.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-10-12

School District No. ? of the town Of
Mantowoc Rapids, was opened on
Monday last,Sby Mr., c. j. Shove, with
an attendartsSeOf II scholars, gain
over the ope1fRg of last summer of 6.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-10-12

Edward Lnane, an old and respected
citizen of this county, died at his home
at Maple Grove on Tuesday night,
leaving a wife and several children to
mourn his unlimely death
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-03
HEAT INFLUENCES CONCRETE
D.stossfy uats Test rt1st cur W.
and Dosn In nsfr- fs 30 Ter.
psfaiuft cHansst

uhaf fHs sierf af r.rrfrfs rafs
curl up arf Gown n rfalarsr o
HHnErs IH irmfeu.Hr. .t fHe f.s.u,
efY wrnfr maIr tf ff tntan n
pmii. rsrfs 0f fHe rrf.f sfnfes o.
raumeff ~ Agriculture In fHa rH..e
ri experiments af coo HrIrrmHrff
esrrr.menfaI f1m sf Ar.rHaH tf
Curling Ga uus.I Hf f.e lsHIfa' on.
fantUr 600 orfu.fInu rf fhr nIfrf
Hni nerf Sides Hf co. r.a.fsfr Fah
nnirr co. HHHr..r .f tf.f On fas
ho,u UtarrI i1HnE fhr nfNr 20
fts fst uhfH ffe mffl. af f.r raf
hfrHrls h0f .f rtfHnis IIHn f0e
r1n'rr urirrs.ie aHI .a.s.s fI. s'es
o. r.ar d0ereari 40 urIf eH.n
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rnutrs flr rilrs fn risr slightly Ife
eyirrmr motrrrHf maI ts as ul. o. as
uref,Hft Uf ar IH.h
WlIie CO. uaulra ~ ihr a.r.rfs
o. n.s In If.fIf d.fInrff.I fH fHa r.I
q uiaf had o. failure 0f fhr lra.s
uuief re eirs uf frIrrs which
tmtU otrr Do utrH ports ri r arr
roi resting n tHr uuHf
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-03
SPASMODIC GROUP
UNDER CONTROL
Remedy Is Very Simple.
Relief Is Positive.

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The Crittenden press., 1922-02-03
GOOD
HIGHWAYS
ROADS CONSTRUCTED IN 1921
approximately go.ooo Miles Quit Dur
ing Year Just Passed-Ma
tsrlait lower

prepared ty ths raHsi ssiss nsasrt.assi
af ArrrafHrsI
Road building has recovered from
the setback rcciysd durng the war
snd prospects ure bright fur ihf future
Approximately 400 miles of rnad
vere constructed during The present
ssason hy ihe states ln conjunction
with federal nid. according to the
bureau of public uafs United States
Department ~ Agriculture ani prob.
ahly an equal amount independent ~
federal AID More miles of Improved
mad wcre built ihan during anl other
year
Costs of road grading end cansiuc.
tion with local materials is down ruc.
Ideally to thr lnil level Sua reiuc
uuns. also. trts been made .n frr rrhi
ufes ou road materials Too m
porian.D of th.s .tru a shown Hi fhr
fari thaf IH s.me ..ars q. H.a ..fu rs
Hm1t.I fHlf Increased .If uIrH
have aflri iD r.r cont tn I.. o.i ~
e road Prices uf manufactured ud
materials t.ni DOESN'T tfr r.fr.f
ieto Is materially .oasr ia.H f.at ~
gear nsH
MHh Goo nFw nHTruI .HN"n hf HH.
rftss of sftuHOl 1f..I I.Hlf.a 900
o. gtfn fn urr rcd uU.fr
Manf 0f fhr states anf eHrt.frHn. sn.
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-03
"WHkT A MESS S-mESS-MESSP

"No" As whispered 10 herself. almost dud5ly "no ANT
BE- that n amt Be Chsry and Psisr-Oh. my Cod Oh ny
God Il has been that al he time that al The hmsdnd
knsu i-f nsrsr dreamed ~
ITS Peter and Cia7yi They hare 70 oars for zach
oher-hsy have 70 for each other shs sad 70 he
her thoughts rushing and uHblnq in mad confusion shs tested
and fsi ne fear IT must b But can't BE- 90 Air
interrupted hed terror "fo rhai shall iossi shall
ioi Cherry IN lore rih Peter Bli Peter my halaHd-h'
ny husband Peter rho ha' a'rags been good 20
generous 10 re-oai u ra' Chery al he time
Poor Cherry hs older nsr fi4 aloud "po5r lls on
Chsrls hasn't been rsry tHd hs- She aHi Peter must BE-
sory and asiaasi about h And Dad rod BE- sorry Of
al things he rlnisi most that Chem should b. larpyi Pohapt
thought AT he realized that ss that sr o Haurs s must
lore and be orsi is cannot hrs But uiy I'D A h her ma
Martin and rly rssat hs hes 70 keep from marrying Perf
What mess-nss'-mef rfrs made % e an
Cherry rouli b. digraosi and Mariin-Nira roli hn
her, Il Ae found her OUT on. my lus H5ie- She roaA
b. torn talk ls reckless ss roud % aayiiag'is rouA
b public scandal All s rdpers roud hare te purstDafs
little ysor-hoaisi Charity on Dai" shs sid looking up
hs 1rt "isH riai 10 doi ned you o Wohi y0l somoT
tel ~ rha 10 iof
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-03
HAUL PRODUCTS TO MARKET
uaofmout Antust csfHsd ossf ctun
~ Rsstt shtss NsstfsfY ~
Deter CtrfNrn

The rr.rs.ff ~ tstrfe rrarirf
roaft lH rfI .rHan I. .f.an tra
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~ rafssfs arI rf.p rsf.r.fls rnf,f
siaia tsHrrmtnf U Aaufurr
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ufsi in t.HIrs Term rrrfH.fs fa rar
tff AHnrrr ia ftr f.H uf.h
Slows uf tUmHt uf 90 neIurr
1aHIUf w Hmf r-'. HHrf tf
rrafif atrua. faf coo rfnI fram
nf' to lnlH ifrre we've -s iors Of
these On rfUrs hsuiri iaf rtr0 iuO
scrrs ~ land The av,urs tornarr
~ me n crops hauiri on cuuniv
roads each war fof ihs nerini mrn.
HlnneA amnuniri o. Wrmtsl tnHs
The ~ crnps referred tn Boz the rrruri
ar corn. uhrst uais harley we rrc
hntsred roitun tinriuflnr sordl, TO-
haccu. pntniue and cultivated has
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-03
HAVE YOU A C0UCH7
llastllsv 10 Get R.d oi he Cough
and Rebuild ihs Body

Cn.r rHsak. Irrr ln t.s winter q
irll 10 hlI fte lalrHIf fru hii "a
haIaFrr hri HE iHr dfiaf 80
q. unanl = nE sIs.f hlf ldait.f'efl
urI ani a l r.I ia anIflIng ln d.
umirI lIIf. aas taaru i.un aEan
ufH HlaNrHIr a.a. hsIn nHH1l la.hnl
e. over aaI nr IrrI frf an anu'i nat
faHf hlia i.H minutes afa fHe Ihe
fraiflHIaI Ur lHfI IfHrau ihrn
! go ff W. llnfa e. If MnI.sl
usntrF nf fhf Urr Q asI isifu ha.f
cI Obj fnf hnr.r lus lrF better !
Ga rs.f heff.rs n a ar ffra if'i as
vrII a. ! ever l.i lftnt the f.a.'fa
Mnirai urnfrfr nf0I uy Me -
Gnrm !. WnaHr
lrnre thr usnnrr IN tah.eis -
llI inn FU.r nHaH IsaI ifuTlt
of sri ln tn lr rfraf laval n No.
e. m Nafain e. y ira fraI ptf q
e. ui.es AL sI..s llI lill u.aLaal
s4faa
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-03

ahs FcuHt Silver Tcrpfd carff laf
snd Ws card oi 49, lohs Martin
lioYd
bead She considered Csrfy sufl
ciontly prccoclous without Uuole less
M.couedcrrd tolerance
ile would have bod them slusys
children. thIs tender simple iuuocrni
nf Strickland ile vas IN many
Ways a child hlmself ile bad never
made none, iu bis profession. hs and
he wife and che two tiny girls hsf
had a hard enough struggle sometimes
Anne and her own father bad iulnrd
the family slght years nFo. ln the
same YEAR that the Strickland patent
nrs sriiuruisher. over which tho doe
tor had been puitefing foF ysars had
been said u did not srll. a. his
uslr'hors believed. Cor q million dol
lars but fuf perhaps one tenth ~ that
sum. u sas enough. aud more than
enough. whatever n was After
Annes fsihef died n meant that The
iortor could live on IN The brown
houss undcf ne rsdwootis with he
girls. reading fussing with . nsw iu
,suilun walking. consulting vith
Anns lsuEhinE ~ Ain. and spoliinE
hls Youlgssl bora
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-03
MOTHER! CLEAN
CHuD'S BOWELS WITH
CALIFORNIA FL SYRUP

Even s.ek child ln"ri fhc "frulty"
taste of California o. syrup o. tho
lktlr tongue ia cua... 0r li i0ur child
ls ust.cas. cross .s,cr.h. fuu OF Culd.
or has collie. give O. iraspoouiul To-
cleanse tLs liver ani bowels ~ few
houn you cnu sgc for yourself bow
thoroughly 10 works ull the cuustpa.
tlon poison. Sour bile aud waste out N
tho bowels. aul lol have well. play.
fui child aeHiu
Millions of m0fhrn terp california
Dix syup' lluly Thrl Lnon o. tea
uuurfuI today saves a slos child Co.
morrow Ask your dursIsi fuf eenu-
be california fIf syrup which has
directions faf babies aud children NJ
au uges printed on bottle Moiheri
You must Sag "DaIII1u.1' or sou mfy
81 an imitation fs 1mp Advertise
men
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-03
By
KATHLEEN
NORRIS

everybody making the hard climb 81.
cept Peter joyce. who wns q tfine
lame, and perhaps a little lazy as well
and who usually rude an oli horse
with the lunch IN saddle bags ~ each
side Allx formulated her theories of
plntonic friendships on these walks
Anne dreamed d foolish. happy drram
Girls dld marry. men did take wives
20 themselves. dreamed Anne. II
would be- unspeakahly sweet. but n
would b. no miracle
Il was just after that mountain pie.
nic that Cherry had come home on D
sunday as % chnnccd. that was her
eighteenth birthday. uui on which
Martin and bis aunt were coming %
dinner Al.K bad marked the occasion
hy wearing "a luosr velvet gown o.
which shf fanclei herself. Anne bad
cuusc'enf.ously decorated the table.
bad seen Co ~ that there was ice
cream and chicken. and 900 ihs ncces
s0rics that make q sunday dinner in
the county q national institution
Cherry hni done nothing helpful
un the contrary. shr hai d'srrucsd
herself ani lufuraied Hong by decIi
ing % make fudge ihs last minute
llnns bad fnally releFaied her o. the
laundry. and t Wns from this limbo
that Martin. laughing ioyous-y cHtri
cnfei her. when. sticky nud rrpeuiant
shc had rallied for heip o. was Mnr
iin Who unified ihe checked brown
arrou f'sentHnF'.ns from fhe strings
the s.isy sold tcrir.is thaf we're blow
ing over Cherrys white neck. anf
Martin vho oIeued fhe door fof hrr
suFary fingers end Martin vho
watched ths ni'nr little ngurs oui Of
s.rht with pro.onsei "Whea.u.wf-
~ utfer establishment The child uas
a henuiy
Her eighteenth birthday Martin
had hceu shown her birthday Gifts
books and n silver belt buckle and .
gold peu ani stationery end handler
chiefs A day of two later shs had
had smother rifi bad opened ihs tiny
shfcvs hoH wiit a sudden hammsfing
80 hsr heart uiih q rrcaare ~ delight
She had found q s4terioprei undy
iar. nuf ths earl ~ M John Martin
lloyd. nnf uufer fhs u1me. in tiny
letters the uords -Oh FUDGE Tht
girls laughed over this uonssHse up
prrciaiitel. tui there uas mote than
laughter iu Cherrya heart
Prom mat moment the world Wa
ctaurci iirr father hsr SISTER hsI
cousin haf srrHni r.aer Dos CtrfY
hai lgt out her innaccnt little hand
and bed orrrsi ihe safe. ani bad
PASSED through 10 into a. world That
hour vas ths beginning ani % bad lsf
hsr surely. steadily. 20 ihs other hour
toulFht ehsn she tnf been Kissed
and bad Kissed o. return
-Se-we uuIs home with ydunF
meuf musei the doctor. mi.ng
look here. FIris tais lfils M'ts Muf
fei VII te cutting you both out with
that young man. u you're not carr
mlr
Alis teep IN hsf story ara noi hear
him tut Anne smiled fatally. and
family ffususd as she shook hef
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-03

sion even when shs was anEry Or .sri.
ous
Anne smiling dsmurrly over her
white sewing was small prciiiiy
made little woman with slty hair
trinity huifei. ani rather pale
small face with charming nrd rrrulaf
features Anne bad admirers" TOO
Cherry reflected iootirg % her o.
night bui neither she nor Arx had
ever been eagassd-snmgsd-en.
ugrff
-Arcnt yon hone eariyf' saif nr
Strickland. rubbing his cheek against
his youngest daughters cheek in
sicery co1irnt iie was never quite
happy unless en- ihrcc girls were 10
his sight but for ihls rirl be- had a.
ways feit an especial protecting fond
ness lie hni followed her exquisite
chIlfhood with more Than fathers
usual devotion perhaps terause shs
really bad been an exceptionally en.
dsArinr child. perhaps because she had
been giyen BIN q tiny crying thing in
basket 70 fl the great rnp her
mothers roins haf lefi 'n biz hsari
AR Lloyd bad o. take ths nine
O'Clock train Cherry answered hef
httfr drsaml'y. "aud b. and Peter
walked home eiih mrw She did 90,
add that Peter bad len them 90 hs
ovn turning a quarter ~ q mile away
q thought be- wasn't going 10 b. NJ
AR Norihs fof dinner Anne o.
srrvpd quietly. IN the silence. She
/ had been informally asked 20 ths
Nofths for dinner that evening her
elf aui had declined fof no other
reason than that attractive Martin
tioyd was presumably not 90 he there
"ile wasn't" Cherry said "ue
/ thought b. bad 20 rn io town 20 ia I
[ 'usi STOPPED IN % give them nHfs
message. snf they isasei ms % siay
You Ines where ! sna i'int you
naff' she mumurei
"Mn Nnrih i-'ertonrd sho1i ~
end srif yol uere there. bot che ii'nt
ny thai Mr lloyd unF- Anne suit
With a faint hint ~ disc0uieni in hsf
tore
Alr aHri hef hrfht. misrh'svous
eirs uren ths two. and suspended beg
neailnr fof moment Airs attitude
iouuri CO. opposite ga sas oue o'
0aIm cunfeupt uuiuarfiY nut 80
had made fathsf an oKorpiion of Mar
tin lloyd and bed r,csaiJ bad e
conversat'on with him on ne subject
% sensible platon'c friendships be
twccn men and women AZ no men
ton of BIZ name she looked up re
memhcfing this talk with q utus
thrill
ills name had thrilled Anne. too. al
though she betrayed 90 sign % u a.
shs ant quietly matching Ellka n
fact an three ~ the rirls sere quite
ready 10 fall IN love with young Liovd
u two q them bad not actually done
90
Cherry had not hsen a. home when
Martin nrst appeared IN Miu VALLEY
uad the older Tiris had written her
visiting friends In Napa. that shs musi
come and meet the new man
Martin was q mining engineer. hs
had BEEN employed IN q Nevada mlns
but vas visiting Bis cousin ln the val
lsy nos before eolng 20 new position
In June IN ~ Internal fsshlun. All
VALLEY had snisrisined him hs bad
trampst 10 the hir forrest nss misrs
svay with me Stnetisnds and thsf,
hsd t~en : plcnit to the msuntain tol,
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-03
CHAPTER

-
CherrF Strickland came IN ne door,
of the Strickland house. and shai o.
behind her, and stood 81 with her
hands behind her on ihe knob and hef
slender hoiy leaning forward. nnl her
bosom rising and fll'ing on deep
ecsiniic hrcafhs u wus May IN Call.
fornia. she vas iusi eighteen. and fur
twenty ono minutes she had been en.
gnrrd % b. married
she hardly knew Why. after that
last farewell % Martin. she bad run
o. swiftly % the path. and Why she
had flashed into he house. and closed
the door with such noisoirss haste
TheV vas nothing 10 run FOR Bot o.
vas as n shs feared that the Coy with.
IN her might escape into the mooallrhi
night that was so rcrfumed with
iiiacs and the scent of wet woods She
vas afraid that q wns az too Won.
derful 20 b. true. that she would
snaksn IN The morning % fnd n only
q dream. that shs would somehow fan
short of Martins idsal-somehos fail
hlm-snmehow turn an this magic %
moonshins and Kisses into sshsa and
hearibrs;k
She Ets uisef with her treasure
ALREADY. shs wanted 90 ny with a.
and 20 hide q uwuy, npi 10 test o.
reality IN secret. alons. She had
come running 90 from ihe wonderland
down b. ths gaie. just Or th.s joe,
70 prove 20 herself that q would uo'
vanish % The commonI.aceuess ui ths
shabby ball. would not disappear b.
fore he everyday contact of everyday
things.
Dad uas IN the sitting room. Win
ne giris Tie dociors hons. was ful
of rirs Anne. BIZ nisce was iucuiy
four Alit. Chsrsy's sister thrse wars
youurur hos siaii AMI unmarried
tnd uniesifrf they SEEMED tonight %
painting and glowing anf slorinr'
eighteen Aune with ANS srrau.
help keri house for hsr uncle. and
vas surposrd o. te,p sharp eye ol
CherrY. to- u1t she tatut beer
sharp enough 90 keep MARTA hoIt
from ssEinr trr 90 marry him eru'ie
Cherfy. e. she stood hreaih'ess an.
laughing in the cara hallway
An older woman might have 500.
ursiairs 90 dream oionr ~ hef neu
Sos. bot Ctsrry thought that % voui,
b. "fun- % ioin TIE family. and "ac
o. n nothing had happCuci~ Sh'
vas only a child. amer al
Consciously or unconsciously ths1
had ail tried % Keep her a child thes.
thres who looked up 10 smile a. bel
as she came in. one of them. rosy
Eruy headed. magnificent ~ slsiy. val
her father. vhoss favorils she tneu
shs was Ne held oui his hand 10 bel
without closing the book that was Il
the other hand. end drew her % ~
vide arm ~ his chair. where she ~
lied herself with her soft young bod,
resting against him. her sllm nntiei
crusse,i. end her cheek dropps.
against hls thick silver hair
Ats Vas rvafinF. aud dreanill
scratching her ankle ss shs read sh'
~as . tall. swtvafd girl younger fa
81 twenty one than Chsrry Vas q
sishteen. pretty N q gips,ish way. on
"a, a. 10 hair. with ruund hlsyk eye.
hirh. thin cheek .hou,s marked vii
srpnet snd q ride humorous mouil
eha, was sosnshav droil Ia lta sapfss
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-03
"You d,flisg-yss little 90.
quisits bssutyr
Cold esrisr

The maiden ~ forty or 90 vas ~
ct Sad shs 10 q yuurEvr friend
Rate talks ~ outrarrouslf. Nrster.
las shs told me ! uas noihlnE bat .
hopeless old maid
That's prvtty fmnk.- ssclsir "a
hsf ftisud "Sini. ~ hotter ilsn Ls,
us bsf tsu u-s ssyui gv,L-
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-03

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rusd vurs-fr sinili. uhich shows
ihat heue,vf the mafiei fuf oihsf
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The Crittenden press., 1922-02-03

Indssd -s.s" For Ais .. Chevy. elder AID
Peter AiE husband And Cherry married 70 MARTA And Ais
loves both and Cherry And Martin snd Cherry driag
apart. AID Dad 10 dad and cant help 81 then.
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for her bot for the ohsFs the results ussPtsd Bot hs shall
not for the bsstf
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ability ksnds bis like THE "sisisrs
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The Crittenden press., 1922-02-03

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The Crittenden press., 1922-02-03
Use SLOAN'S TO
WARD OFF PAIN

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The Crittenden press., 1922-02-03
MANS
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The Crittenden press., 1922-02-03
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The Crittenden press., 1922-02-03
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-02
DRY SQUADRON IS
 MENACED IN NASSAU
By Associnted rrss.

Miami. Fla, April IL. e. Mutt and his prohibition squadron returned to Miami today from Nassau and told of warnings of personal violence received by them and what they be- lieved was an attempt to sink their boat during their visit to the British Bahama island capital
 short time after their arrival in Nassau the American consul there warned them to be on their guard. they declared. Two hours later while cruising in glass bottom boat they were approached by another boat car rying half dozen rough looking in dividuals.
 We will get you and your crowd. if you don't leave Nassau" one of the men aboard the other craft shouted. number of women tourists aboard Nuts boat became excited, they de- clared. and the skipper turned back to the dock. Mutt said that had thera not been women aboard, he believed violence would have developed.
 The threat. according to the pro- hibition agents. had nothing to do with their return to Miami today.