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Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
safocss.

S$,y New York, June 13.-- Hlimtnat tiori
sadgs dIgssfsS'iss es .,5ak
ssas sas;M e stes i ssst sst ssa passon as
chemical lost Ito s points any many
Of the miscella Heo,ts. special.:es gave
Way to incre6sed pressure. The list
rfjlled befure noon, pbbular. oils ris-
tnx. .tq 3 ,pofHts. United States, Steel
ana I4depspdsnt stcels recovered Ito
lss points, and mptpEA And tiieir. ae,
sftA3s's, ssrs Sesd pStS sazE
to. : points. Davison more than re-
covered its loss ana Allied chemical
AAhoss srails, Union PAciiic and sontT.
. SIN 9! !. Pl'aelic. Hpeek tsland, ReAdins,
Baltimore and Ohio and New HaVen
she,, showed gains q ! te 2 pgints. call
H upp9rtns 9ninsn oedsr! M pef ehssRea sap the fur
Tier Aseli,e OF PRICES at the opening
of today's stock market, bit the tore
WIS very feveFish and unsettled. Raj
i lies OF one to almost two points III
doMestics and foreign oils. American
Sn1Slting, Union Paetac and Coco
cola were onset by further re-
. aetions; 81 ], to 2 SIS points in Nanadi-
AMr0mberg M Carbpretor and several Of
the ellaIeolS issues. - The merg-
I tr ,stefls were ,hesitant.( 4. Republic ad-
4 -Yancing one point. while Midyale re-
acted that MUCK. q Shippings were un-
| DER further nreAapre.- mercantile ma
rl1e preferred: falling. Il l-2 points.
! lrorelgn exchange reflected nervous
| conditions abroad, with greater weak
! ness in Austrian. exchange on, the
~, i'rlces- conttnued to rise but at a
/; nllu!ch slower pace in the early after
noon. Liquidation. Of weak accounts
nave been pretty We'll completed arisl
| Indications that the PROFESSIONAL sh ort
selling had beer. carried too far.
caused i good demand for standard
dividend paying SHARES. I. aailroa as
| made l. an exceptionally. good showing
New Yo.k Central rising,.2 3-4; Union
Pacific ass; rGouthern Pacific and
Northwestern., Chicago, Atchison,
Great Northern preferred Chesa neake
and Ohio. st.. Paul. New Haven, Read
Ing and Texas and Pacific l to "a
nnipts. Many OF the jndastrials scosed
larger. gains with American Car. Ma
RIM ,4nreferred Cr4cible steel and
United, States, rubber extending their
adNy 'lcess .to 2 points
! ..The, denrandA for. investment; rails
/ impaired more acpnfld ent tone to the
. later dealings. Rallies among indus
! trials and speeialtiesS We're generally
] maintained. The closinS was steady.
| Sales apprOximatcd 4 400 900 sha rcs
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
0Homme., 8 Cheyea,ix
OF Kei,i:,are Is Busy

Kenmare. y, j.. June 1S,-7The go
Homnes Chevaepx" 81 Kciiiinl,are, the
playground division Of the American,
legion, nnounced today that It viii
stage special pre- convention iiiitia.-
tion on Saturday, June IL. 50 thai Hi
who are planning to attend the DEVILS
Lake American legion convention
portunity to join the organization a, d
take part in the initiation. work at
Devils Lake. Ns ~
Anyone now a member OF the
American Legion who wishes to 4be
initiated at kenmare. the only voitufe
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
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CASH.
VrE = -,-"
DCIICTH CLOSING

Duluth. Mimi. June l3.-Cloains
cash prices. Wheat No. l dark north.
ern 1.3a 5tS to .54 SIS; No. do 1.37
SIS to 1.5o 5-s; No. 8 do 80 SIS to
1.47 5-s; No Il amber durum 1,25. to
1.27: do arrive. 1.23: No..2 amber dur-
um 123 to 1.25; do arrive Tel: No.
] durum LIS; No. q durunl.1.lS; No:
mixed durum 1.15 to. 1,2o; do arr.
rive 1.15; No. . mixed durum 1.l3 to
lis; do arrive 1.13; No. ! red durum
l.13.
Tlaxseed on track and arrive s.s5;
July 2.35: September 2.31 IA; Octo-
Der 2.26 1-2 asked.
Oats No.s white. track and arrive
81 1-2 to -33 1-2.
No. l rye track sc; arrive s5.
Barley. choice to fancy IS to, so;
medium TO. good SO to 81; lower
grades a. to So:
Corn No. . mixed Sc ga, No. 2
vo,'n" 57sl-4 ... . s;
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
GRAIN RECEIPTS.

Duluth, Mimi, June 1s.-Elevator
fSeeibts domestic grain: Wheat,
13s.10O bushels: corn, $50, 900 bush
els; oats. 1920: barley. 23,S0Q; rye,
SO, 200: fax, 1900.
Shipments: Barley. 37.400.
Duluth car. inspection: Wheat
Nos. and 3 dark Northern and Nos.
and q northern, 1S; No. dark
northern and No. s northern, Il;
smutty spring, 2; other spring, q:
Nos! i GHu amber durum and Nos.
and aLruiti, Il: No. amber
drum Anh No. 3 hnFum. Il; other
aArpm. p; n,ixsA. s.. All wheat. AZ.
bailey. All Sraips. 70. On track.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
, ,fAisOfyttCiE;.

New York, jnas 1s:s-Butter weak
t5;n ,s rsssipts ssflp ,7oss samssy higher
(ss to 81 ssore) IS tS lssl.s.
Eggs steady; receipts 13,417: fresh
gathered extra firsts 26 to 2S; as
firsts "a 1-2 to o5l-2.
Cheese firm: reGsiBts 3,616; stats
whole milk flats fresh spscials 19-1-2
to 20; do average run tSs-4 to 10;
state whole milk twins fresh speeiais
19 to 1912; do average run Is 1-2 to
1854. 81 s. @
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
PRODUCE.

Chicago. June. 13.-Eggs lower; re-
ceipts 35.126 cases: firsts %: ordi-
nary firsts 20@20 1-2; miscella neous
81 M21 IL; storage packed extras 23
-: storage hacked firsts %.
Poultry alive, lower; fowls %;
broilers 80 a 80: roosters IS.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
CASH SALES.

Chicago, June 13.-Whcat No
hard 'l.14; NO. = yellow 1.12.
Corn No. 9 mixed 80 IL TO go IA
No. . yellow GO to so 1-2.
Oats No. . white 81 IA to Sc 1-2
No. white 33 "a to s3e 1-2.
Rye No. 3 sc - to 50.
Barley So to 61..
/Timoth seed none.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13

PI,RIODUC,,E]I,, =

Chicago. June 13.-Butter. lower:
receipts c1.1ss, tubs; creamery extras
- 1-2: firsts 30@33 IL; seconds 2e
129; standards .S4 SO
Cheese unsettled, twins II 1-2@17
3-4;. twin daisies II 3-4M1s; single
daisies 1S61S Id: Americas II "a
M1s; long horns II s-4m1s; brick
Is 3-4@16.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
GEI[E,EsE,

I Plymouth. WIS., June ls.--Cheessee
lover, ofi1pared + with Week ago
Twins rs 3-8c: double E%daisies = II:
single daisies HIS; long horns is
1-e;;s Young Americas apd Squares
not quoted.
< The co operative board cheese quo
tations today follow:
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
POTATOES.

Chicago, June 13.-Potatos Nun,
receipts 6s cars; total U. S. shipments
SO; Alabama sacked Bliss Triu,nphs
No. !. 3.50GS.75 cwt. Spaulding
Rose sacked No. mostly 800 cwt.
Bliss Triumphs No. /, $50 I3.75 cwt; !;
Worth Carolina stave barrels Irish
Cobblcrs No. l., G.5OM6.75: eastern
shore Virginia stavc barrels Irish
Cobblers No. /, 1925 @7.50.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
MONEY.

New York. June j s:vEsX iiiansy
Armer: high. 8 1-2; low, s.; ruling
rate, 8: time loans steady; 20 and 80
days, 4: six months, 4f4N1-k: prime,
mercantile paper, 4@4 Ia.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
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& .F- -
- METAL. Isl
3s, New, York. June 13. Copper
steady electrolytis spot and futures,
Is 7-s Ga. Il, .ss (. /:
Tin yeak; Spot did futures. s1.oo.
Iron steady; prices UNCHANGED.
Lead steady; spot, 5.75 @6.00.
szf1c ftrrn; Hzst st. Louis spot and
nearby delivery, IS. AZ L.. -~.4 Il 1
Antimo1,y, spot. '5.26 o $50.
FOREIGN ExeHAHGE.
New. York, JMne !. .13EvFGreign. ex-
change weak. Great Britain demand
Ffancs demand, SIS ~; cables
) italy demand 4.s7 il; cables 4.ss.
5-S. \
Norway demand 14.72.
sweden demand 25.93.
Montreal 80 1-$.
Z
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
/. MARKET AND URtF GOSSIP

- y u j I. Il =
Chicago. TO charies E; Lewis 4 Co,
ports coming IN. ffaom this tetritory,
Exadiiaation II most promising fields
Idhcoin, 5Neb. -. Jiinee Nebfasks
wheat reports. Of bugeau OF MiarKets
says that high Condition Of. 81 i.di,
Gates Il f. crop 6f al rtrat of. 5S,s5s 900
bushels against 59,s76,O0o. bushels last
ss,ts S, sSe 3 crop q 7o.547 900 asaifpy. Y -
trsm Madison, s, ,D.-Mhsst from
Concordia 10 Nortelk,., averaRes~seI eIy
good, "A few weedy. thin fields lntVi.
cin1ty or York Some very heavy III
vicinity. OF .ColumbpA kansas re-
ports show good fields. - 4g., Lr-ss,,j..
!, Ghhicaso hIc to 1oliI R,s Etlfs1lAt..: n:
,Wichita. message says Kansas 81 = crops
;Rp5GHps aaes9 aqs hIsffsRgS Iaf Spr!S5aas e.
cash cash demand resulting in daily heds-
i;fi,sd ,&'aasss visible totals thi.
Wheat; WIS; I 3. ;:j3 $4,000. sas {,
Oats ,47,2Tz, moo.
y, Rye.:4.56AQQQ.4 -
Barley ,l.s2s.Q0O.
The dromth CONT hGes bYt tE ON:
slanI e'ah rsPeraser .e e 5qss sls yz kt ills
and pastnyss,, hip wever, surSEng from
lack Of. moisture,
Jackson Brothsrs, to L. j., .Huehanna}
With stoeks- iibQtlt S,QQ0.6o0 81
wheat in Chicago and the visible sup
ply oyer X times greater than ia
year ago. and wheat il Kansas City
b. lha1ulgking the. d?llar m mark and ttif
movement pf.the. new crop but 4 few
weeXs. off. II Is difficult to attract in
to be IN control Of the. situation and
are talking. dollar wheat. ~,
Ticker; Letter from Winnipeg says
----CCroh .prospects in three wests..-
proyincess are, excellent at preseill
time: Depends. entirely on weather
during next six weeks.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13

tInIsd to take i3hs ths best diIu;ilI iI;i Iity Sf5
drm coHnpa aratiNe prices aIldS wit flout
hesita ton att, .depiand xas llttlSy
I'oyey Ro y1ey Rys ees,sRa as sys as s 4.
{3Arfngs ERE fairly good demand
ana receipts fai = - 5..$s; 5sl
MIvNE1lr'o,nLfs. | I. s;IsAiN y u s,I
High. Low. ciose. Gioss.
SsGt. SsIy .1,iss 1seH se 1.is isf i:ia n
July -. 81 81! u .:ssh 81
sept. .}.i.3. .325s 81 y .3lN .32S g
Rye Il; s5ya 3s EE. 9 II, sTs
sss!, ss!s :Rz. 1s' ~ 1 .:Iak Iak 4 /
Barley Fl 81, $54,55si i be s. Il
July SO 50, .52h .5s4
Juiy ...s.ss $50 40 80
July ..1... .5s7s .5s .58is .6ss
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
.CTvTNlN

New York, June Is. t6tton fu-
tures closed barely steaay;; Jlly.
"a: :s5s January 2l.ss; March, 2i.zb!
spot aalet miadllkg, s2.40: 81 "a
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
-F0fifTRY.

3 New Yofk. June 13.--Iive poultry
steady; broilers, $3.50; dressed
b6uitrv easier. western chickens, 80
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
sfINNE4POIfs .t;fsAfN TA1i1E:.
IN st Sslf NJ ~ 7
FfdUK..

S. Bureau of Markets. )--Pota toes
Supplies liberal, demand and nnoYe-;
ment light, market weaker; Ltouisi-
ana Texas Bliss TEiumphs sacked,
cwt. No. 4, l,s$3.50@4,00; Alahama,
sacked cwt Spaulding Rose, No. 1,
20 Ok
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
oIiIcAGiio.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Julie 13.-ASsertions that
wheat prices were being reduced be
low the cost Of production tended to
an initial decline due to heavy mar.
gin, calls which had been sent out last
night. The fact that the calling Of
margins caused no extensive new
liquidation on the part Of holders
helped also to steady the market. Be-
sides values ut Liverpool today show
ed for Ii, view Of yesterdays decline
in American markets. The opening
here which ranged from $50 decline
to 1-Sc advance with July $1.O9 is to
1.10 and September $1.09 "a to LILO
was followed for by moderate set
back and then by an upturn to slight
lyNabove, Yesterdays finish.
Corn and oats rejected the changes
in 1.-The. wheat market. After opening
lac off to d like advance, July 60l3-4
to 50 7-Sc.
The corn market scored little
gain all around. N,
! Oats started 1-4613-Sc lower to 1-Sc
advance July IS IA to IS 1-2 and
later hardened a. trifie op~;lll deliv-
! cries. :, Lower quotations on hogs
weakened provisions.
LIVE STOCK.
:. Chicago, June 13.-(U. S. Bureau. OF
Markets, Cattle - Receipts 10000:
fairly active; better grades beef steers
/ beef steers $3.50; bulk 1896 69.10;
she. stock bulls and stockers about
/ steady; veal calves weak to csc low
| er; early bologna bulls mostly around
J $3.50 @4.65;l BULK Vealers $1,000
1850; few to outsiders around $l1.0O.
/ .HoGs-Recetpts. 10000: opened S to
LOG, lower; later. active steady to Sc
| lower than. Mondays, average; top
steady: bulk se.5oG1o.5o; 'G' packing tn
sows mostly $500 $3.50; heavyweight
5000 g 1045; medium $10.4O@
10.60:5 light $10.55 GRlO.65
Lsht7light $1O.4O6D 1860: packing
sows smooth sa.2On9.SO: packing
sows rough $s.75@9.25; killing pigs
| 1870 q 1850,
Shecp-Rcceipts 5000; very slow;
mostly IS to soc. lowerx few early
sales native spring lambs $3.50: best:
held around s14.QO; good ninety
npund dry fed sborn lambs $1,000; no
choice lightweight here, desirable
| handyweight fed Texas wethers $500
! I7.50; one load two year old mostly
! breakers $7.75; good medium weight
fat ewes $500; heavy $3.50 q 3.25.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
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tftTs,Tt5CK.

South St. Paul. Aiirsp., JUNG 13.-lU.
8: Bureau of Markets1I{,attle re-
ceipts $500: market slow. generally
steady; gconijnon. to yEooa beef steers
100 TO SIC; bl,lk 71b to s. 50; Butch
,er COWS ;and heifers !. Et 4,25 to s.25; bulk
to 3,75;, bologna Bulls $50 to 4.25;
steckers. and feeders 500 to 7.7s;
calves teesipts 3,06D; mostly s. 81
more lower best lights $50 70 a.5U:
bulk s.75 to 900; seconds $50 to
500.
Hos receipts. $500 ,airly active,
steady TO 40 lower; range $50, 10
i0.26: BULK $50 to 1925; good pigs
-t sheep feseiipts si 900; ,i1nnarekt s,ov.;,
few early sales around s5 or more
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
CREAM.

: (QuotationS furnished daily by
Birds Russell crpamcry.) !.
Butter fat, per poiind .......... .35
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13

IN the RorfhwsetSfa pirt soS tho stSfs
and the only ordef that Ward county
can have, sesH 1st the necessary In
formation by xFittnk to the post COM
itlahder at sdKSnlnar e. ssssS 4: Sd /.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
/. .ttBEit.fY BONijR.
View Yotk. Jnns 4 = i absfty bonds

New YoEk,sJnns 4 !. 3Bsfty bonds
.l6SRd: z. s ,ls h! n isasss
ls's ..,.i. .3.,. 800. 10 !
First As /. y. s. 99.S8 2
Second 4's =. 81. Il. y. ~. S 80. 80
s First 3.A'e 81. .s. ~. 100 90
Second IA 'st - s 3 .s.E. sS9.sls9
Third Is y N. Il. ~. ~. 1870
Fourth ~ Is q. IL NJ !. 10000 iii
Victory 8 N 8 Il, j. .a...s. ~. a9.a0 !.
Nirsufy 4 ~ |: ]. Z: /. Z ipe. 90 ~
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
POTATOES.

> Minneapolis. June 1a.--Flour un-.
changed to 20 cents lover. il, ca
load lots. family ,patfnts quoted at
$7,5GM7.75 barrel IN % pound cot.
ton satks.
Shipments, $500 barrels.
Bran, $1SO0M19.O0.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13

srs1ssraid want Ads RrInE Results.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
PRODUCE. =.
Quotations furnished daily by Nor
thern Produce Co.
Live Poultry,

Heavy hens (ovcr lbs) ...... .15
Ikht hens (under lbs) ...... .1o>
Stdgs -. :. ........ .0S
Old roosters ......... .........r. .OS
Geese and ducks ...... $4,000. 10
No. l turkeys Observation-Disclosures. 30
No. 2 turkeys ...... ~
Broiiers loyer l 4 lbs, ....... = 20
Brollers,, Leghorns an dsmall.. 1T
Eggs }No: D,...... ........... 1T
Packing stock butter. lb...... 20 :
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-13
GRAIN kEcEifTs.

Minneapolis. June lS.--Wheat res
ceipts lee cars, compared with III
cars year ago.
CASH.
Minneapolis. June 13.-No. ] north.
ern lbs SIS to 1.57 5-S; july .315-s:
September 1.rS 1-2; Decen,bef
1.20 5-S.
Corn No. 3 yellow 81 ga to Sc IA.
Oats No. 5 White 80 Ia to 81 1-2..
Barley "A to So. @
;, Rye No. . s21-4 to ss1-4: flas
No. 1 228 to 23O
Evening star., 1922-04-13
Society
Mrs. Harding to Hold Many Receptions
at the White House During April
for Women's Organizations.

! where she Is a student. to spend the
Easter holidays with Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Ellsworth Cunningham at their
home, 1927 Ordway street, Cleveland
Park. Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham will
', also have their son. a Cornell student,
with them for visit.
DR.. and Mrs. John Ryan Devereux,
who sailed for Europe yesterday, have
turned the use Of their home, Port
and Mrs. Joseph Sinnott Devereux.
who have given up their apartment
at the Avondale.
Mrs. Edward J. King, wife of Rep.
resentative King Of Illinois. has left
Washington for New York where she
Will be the guest for Easter week
of DR.. and Mrs J. Willis Amey. Mrs.
Amey was formerly Miss Hoffman,
and well known in the world Of music
as 4 coloratura of ability.
Nine. SEE Entertained at
Lunch Party Yesterday.
Nine. SEE. wife of the minister of
china. was the guest of honor at
luncheon yesterday of Mrs. Joseph
ID. Noell. who entertained a company
of fourteen.
Miss Diana Cumming. daughter of
Surgeon General and Mrs Hugh s.
Cumming. entertained a large COM
pany at bridge last evening in honor
OF Miss Vivian Gordon Brown. whose
marriage to Ensign Gerald Desmond
Linke will take place Monday even
! ing. The other guests last evening
were Capt and Mrs. Richard 3.
Buchanan. Miss Mary Emily Hamilton.
Miss Eleanor Hill. Miss Elizabeth
Carter. Miss lrone Russell, Miss An
| nette Ashford, Miss Virginia Edwards,
Miss Helen Griffin, Miss Mary Palmer.
Miss Frances Dwyer Miss Jane
Carmichael. Miss Elizabeth Zolnay.
Miss Atala kimmeil. Miss Corinne
Stephens, Miss Evelina Magruder.
Maj. Xenophon H. Price. Maj. Paul
w. Evans, Capt. Young. Capt. Her
| mann II. Pohl. Capt. Pierre A. Ag-
new. Capt. Gtstave Villaret, jr.; Capt.
Ben w. Venable. Lieut.. Commander
Lester L. Pratt, Lieut.. Thomas. Lieut..
| Robert G. Gard. Lieut.. Basil Thayer,
Lieut.. John NJ Works. Lieut.. Mac
| Carthy. Mr.. William Mackall and Mr..
Burgwin.
Former Senator S. H. Pyles. recent
ly appointed minister to Colombia and
now in Washington to receive final
instructions before leaving for his
post, entertained a small party at
dinner last night at the New Willard
Hotel.
Judge w. d. Meals of Cleveland,
Evening star., 1922-04-13

Ohio. is at Wardman Park Hotel for
an indefinite stay. He spent two
months in Washington the early part
of the winter.
Mrs. Byron Andrews arrived yester-
day and is at Wardman Park Hotel
for Easter. She will return to New
York Monday and will sail from there
Friday. April rs for France, where
she will spend the summer and au-
tumn. coming back to this country
in November.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Halliwell who
are members of large party from
LakcVllIe. Conn. spending the week
IrQni inlIed U Ninth pa 4
Evening star., 1922-04-13

n RS. HARDING will have a
NH strong reminder Of cam
.1vl palsn days in her social pro pro
gram for the closing days
Of April many large and important
women's organizations being received
at the White House. Tuesday she Will
receive the Children of the American
Revolution; Friday the delegates TO
the annual congress of the National
Society. d. A. r.. and Tuesday April
26, she will hold reception for the
delegates attending the amssioan eenIerePen Pen
Women. April 2S. Mrs. Harding VIII
Be hostess to the delegates ef womee so aee
to be held in Baltimore, and VINO wiz
spend the entire day of the 2sth In
Washington. .,,..a
the Daughters of Founders ana "a
triots, an organization whose mem
bership is drawn largely from the
D. A. r.
Evening star., 1922-04-13

Continued on Ninth Page.)
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-13

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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-13

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glimg fsswn
lad net trvags~d ~ getting a vsw
s., s}syisss,s fvWHs tie tiyg5v eniHsetCc Of
thu siage- Here ~as az item VI news
Ia take hack 70 camp Having with
rrva, originality chs,stsse,t TIE psRSe
,swknat. turned to sa Anj a. |
tgrnesi saw a xaa5~ walsh it8ia the
,ssosts
TX wss vn animal, rot human
ssape, and IL sas white. X hss. sn
Herd. every sSEsiis@uisA tfsIi q
essSles HhaStnm psE nNly I, wss
na a psg My brief sAsalomy giErnrsSe
vi ., has teSs' ase that spew wAas
IL cas- es7t, hGt what I. wSs ! essgta
rot. AZ I sso.d ta~re rrcteA. even
guess
Would n atsseS rnc. ~ sAssSliss nEly
die ef frixhtl ! wo1saer~d u sSy a~srs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-01-13

] was stiIl quite lnert. ! experienced
TIA, curious tranquility ~bich Ia said
TO vgsH thn~e Who are actually With
+. In the laws ~ death Ttew ! hay
pruor, absolutely at the mercy ~ tie
iay siersous white prowi-r u the forest
-abti nd nui care. The sh"b~ Iafts
~ business Of living SEEMED long
Way behind me ne@.
iauguidly Nj last ! op~oc,i lay eyes
WIthn thrrc yards NJ me, IN the oI-n
rock paved glade where had fallea.
sood the Thiug Yes. there 1, VAS
oaiy now !, had pu, an ear back aHd
WAS shifting a, ul- With q minxisng u
Interest sna apprehension
The strange beast II the jungle was
white huh terrier
Abruptly 1 sat on The terrier ravs
startled sldeWise hound. tut PAUSE
again ard stood regarding NE.
"llere. pup Here PUP A!rc dog
guius | said III soothing Accvu,s
. jst~ ssvg. ssfe n. .,s~ l,g,e. sIaa s;4saa
sh,sertH& cagnr hni afraid c,p.-
tluust my Establishments s.'rie ~
little the torlogn creature drew uet-.
81, attit ; pat cut cauiIops hand
gnA stnlAsl has earS, He ausIGrsi a.
;r,gatediy. hHi presently cre.'i back
aSatn Sc,m Bis head ass agains, NV
kise ard hs Aas deyouriaE ny hand
with avid care~ses S6me ,iaie. l~,-
FORE hi& sbautiormenf on the island,
he had hcsB n well Brenghl-ap aaa
geitcd anlmai Months nr years ~
Nlld Iifc RAD eStypn@e1 him from ha
Hlsa..g, yet al The human ioneE Tie
oil devotion woke Hga.n,
Tie ihgug nos aa. ~ ;lre him hscs
10 r@mp abd restore him 20 the hapGy
ralc1' ~. II w. Ssai;s" yWty6 ani1fltf IT,
wiring Herr, brraauta- ! started 20
my uag lie Ss,yanS. tremhiea. hes.
,sicd. then aas after Is~ eitll q l.oand,
So hvu0ehr iim rsqrpfIaHtFr arrives
tie ku'sicnp w ,hn I't'Ie stream SRA
'rnarfhesi h.m into camp unsIes The as
,eyLn,Ec+i eyes ~ E"aks"
Al ~ax't or tive peEry. pise cng gross 1svi
evsetr sf,l rgssss.4,,s,4 ella asst sss SAist,
t'c.,sie stood iike An ~!agy 81 amsfs-
nsvrst aeae In Black and white.
"Fo de- lawds sake. Mi%s Jimmy
he tasw At asst "arn sat ti- sho~ p;EY"
~, was. Ce~ki~, bet changed hitn
into a I've dog hy crossing my hagsrs.
Mind yonr rabbits fon, He migh,
~, II. ard 'hen very likely ws'a have
a ghost on orr hands agxsn"
~Yo' go isg. Mss I'Fsny." said
cc~.&ts vsNansiy "ro' think scared
IT sny ss-as NJ bat loser asxselS To he
a live white usons'oi aoS' fer~. 20
sl.rt. ye' hcsteh nssk frfstsds with o.
Ca.Sse. cause he set eharrv q 80
srnn. rers's lie fat ms ga booze
ehas u~tses evgne c--r 20 cwn grAnti-
rtsiir. sai 80 an ge4n te mlnd dat
new yo' is 'r~nsforwu.stes d. y~ss
way." Ard ev4seasiy the wincxrvxt%i
ghost.Tsx did Hat