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The Cordova daily times., 1923-03-09
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 nON'T DPIIG
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 (Signed AL McLAREN.
Washington Journal., 1923-09-07
n9Snr fir Serrea."

@incu 6eion0ereu Opus oes
M6O6enS uon beltte, ser iungcn
Game, Oeren a~n5icbanOe unO idar-
mantle @igenibaften nnur fiir Ser.
rem" Iino, 5eidnct &uOp 0nuliton
in einem 2onooncr 9lott. nGie ST.
fe Oes Dinners, in Der tie iid be-
fin0et, 10 iArei6t Die 2aOp, lit
Itets ser Sammelpunft Ser Serren-
melt, uno bier gebt es DEFENDERS lii
Itig inns angaregt 3u. Sic ilrngc
Game lit in 10 ausihlieBli6em Wta.
&c ,nllr fir Serren", oaB iie ni6t
einmnl 3eit finOet, ibre WeibliGen
8efannten 5t begriiBen. 3una6It
maa lie fuobl Ben Neio Der an0eren
Jrauen crreger, Die iid in ibrer Sc
qenmart ettpas pernadl1iligt fitblen.
9l6er Ituoicrt mar oen Gbnrnfter
oieier 6rauen genauer, Damn miro
man feincn Neio, ionOern MIR elm
gepiiies Mitleio fiir lte empfinOen.
Sit iie nlr NIT 6rauen 5uiammcn,
Damn berGnOert iie ibr gan5es 8e-
len. Sic ii6t miioe un0 teilnabms-
los in ibrem Stubl, nimmt an feiner
llnterbaltung tell un0 iAeint iif
ni6t MIR iebr gelangipeilt, ionoern
geraoe5u ungliifliG gu fiiblen. aber
melhe @%er1noerung gebt NIT ibr
Dor, nenn lie aud nl1r MdnnerItim.
men inn anoeren 3immer b0rtl 60
fort riGtet lte ii6 in ibrem Stubl
auf un0 nimmt cine %anmutige, per-
fiibreriI6e @altung elm. Sbr gan5es
@eien, oas 10 ihlaff uno na6laiiig
mar, miro Itraff un0 lebenOig, nab
reno ibre oorber eint0nige Stimme
einen lodenoen 8oblfldng erbGlt.
Sbre Augen leuften, ben Mtuno
umlIpielt elm 2G6eln - f1r5, tie
lit elm gang anoerer Wenid. lno
Ser Wann, ser arme, b%etrogene
Wann, iiebt nidt5 anoeres als elm
ent3iiden0es MGoAen oas MIR fir
i'm 8u leben lheint, oos Die anlnu-
tighten uno perfiibreriidlten Seiteu
in ibrem @elen entbiilt. Wtit lei.
ner n~ngeborenen 9lbnungsloiigfeit
bGlt er oas fir Natur, nbnt nidt,
0nB fie nnur fir Serren" 10 lit.
Mber oie MGnner tdten gut 0nran,
mondmal etmas mebr alf ons llr-
tell anoerer 6rauen GIT b0ren nno
oieie nidt MIR fir gebdiiig gu bal
ten. Cine 6rau miiroe linn iofort
Iagen fonnen, oaB ale oieie S60n-
belt uno @ra3ie MIR fir Serren oa
lit. l1no lpenn er tie erit celebrated
bat, Damn Iernt er nit gren5enloiem
@ritaunen ibr mirflides @elen fen-
men, lire unliebensmiirOige, tell
ltabmsloie Art, oenn MN lit er fir
tie fem SEER" mebr, ionoern MIR
nod Der - .Wann".
Washington Journal., 1923-09-07
Grid.

- Gin miBatudterE RI d.
3pei Stlnoen bate Ger g%erteioiger
geiproben; min boIte er gu Dem
Sdlage ans, ser ieincr aIientin Die
6reibeit id)enfen ioate, inoem er oe'
rem fleines, 3p%ciidbri9eS 1ldo6cn
emporbob, oas in oieiem argen-
blide lort 3u i6rcien unfing. Sc
ben Sic, meinc 8erren," fpanote er
iid nit latter Gimme, nm oas
G6rcien ocS aiuoes gu ilbertopen-
an oie @eid,moreuen, 9oieies tlcine
uuiduIoige SinO. es ioa Der Y}ut'
ter beroiibt ncrOen, ocs Seiliglten,
mas Der @cniG bat SIT es nid)t,
aIs Oh in ieincm @cinen oaS Ser,
itGnoniS fir iein un9lilf ld9eS
SIT
,0uoon moGcn mir uns glettl
iibcrse1tocn," mtcrbroA i'm Der
8~oriieenoc, unO iid an oaS Sino
~iDenoeno, frogtc er Oicics, tuarilm e5
Oenn 10 tpcine. -.
Sid" IGlu65te cS, Yer 5uidt
mid ia i%oooo!"
Washington Journal., 1923-09-07

Soroerung Der 3eit.
.9lber &inOer, mo ba6t Sbr oenn Die
teure S6otolaoe ber?"
n&d, mir ba6en Bios GribenS
Gparbiifie io6ialiliert."
@ortIi9 genommen.
2ebrer: ~@ann bat man elm ermei-
tertes @eiidtsfel6?"
S6iiler: u@enn man cine sc.
idponene @ade bot
@ntfebIia. @efdngnis-
oireftor: Isle meroen iest ~entlaiien-
Soffentlid) iebe i9 Sic MIR als &C.
beiierten Weni6en mieoer!"
rSa, miro man oenn oesmegen
AUDI eingeiperrt?"
Gutter @run0. Stenen-
ilt9en6er 8eamter (5u einem @beD:
v8arum ipoaen Sic ourfaus nur
berbeirotete 8eomte?" = n9ie blei-
ben lieber cine @iertelItunoe ldnger
i'm Bureau"
- Ste &onfurreu5. Sitter
SalI6miin6er Unit ieinem Sobn un
Ser 9onigliden Mun8e porbeige-
beno): .aud ne aonfurren5 bon
ms; feb Cir NAL bns @ebauoe
AM"
ain6Ii6e @orfeI-
2ebrerin: r9ie fran8oiiiden
Scioen iino iumpfig, % muB aaes
auf Stelaen geben."
@nna; ~a6, Srdulein, audi sic
Ghafe2"
- Infer &inoer. uS6on
feds Sabre biit gu alt2 9a mlBt
0u ia balo in Die Sdule!!"
$50, ia, man bat rein gar nidts
bonn 2eben mebri"
Washington Journal., 1923-09-07

for beim 81 ge6n. Bart email e
Sedeno, 96il, bat er Gciogt icBt
neib id INNER nod. nit, ME &C.
nit Sen Bier itebt. Debit oil me6'
bic nod, email in oen Seller gebn
I'm nodgude? gu ber i6 omner
geiaat: @c0cSucilcr. nudl Oie Sd
ipiericnj 100 idj in 0eiu Seller &C.
ba6t hen, mar cs c 9reim meuu
id mid nod email in sc 8efo6r
6eoeme 0cbt. @enn on cgdes aus
finnc wiGit, oorm guG Scl6it mad,
mid friegit Ou nit ulcbr in Sen Der.
bottle Seller; 10 c Snmcel jim i'd
0enu BOD nit, momit i1 prrblcime
Sbne Sbrn lieuer
8btGipp Saueramper.
Washington Journal., 1923-09-07
@ie Scr Same vllncle Sam" ent-
itnn0.

Snfel Sam lit Ser belicbteitc
SderSname fir Die 8ereinigten
Staaten uno lire 9iirger. @ie
aber oieIe beute alien 10 gelGufige
8enennung entitanben lit, barii6er
Iino oie perIdie0enIten Germutltngen
geGuBert woroen. Gin amerifani-
Ifes 9latt perfolgt nun Die @eiAi6-
te oieieS Namens bis gum Sabre
1912 5uriif uno glnubt, ben llr-
iprurg gefnnoen 5u baben. 9o-
mails Iebte in Srop i'm Staate Seem
gorf rim Mann namens Samuel
@ilion. gr bate Oas @mt zines
bon Ser &egierung eingeiebten
SleiiAbeldJallers, fam BEL ieiner Ga
tiqfeit bel berlm nno Drr0e all
gemein nlr Uncle Sam" genannt.
ginmal lfidte nun elm 2ieferant mo-
mems Gilbert 4nOerion neri6ieoene
&iIten na9 BEN 8ereinigten ,Staa-
ten, oie er nit ieinen eigenen An-
fangsbu9lta6en uno Ben Snitialen
limited States ge5ei6net bate. glS
Sic 8eomten in Grop, pobin Sic Sci
item famen, sic 9udjitaben e. u.
= II. e. laien, erfl1rten tie gum
S6cra, oaB Sic 8u6ituben als 81
BERT Inoerion uno Uncle Gam 5t
leIen ieien. 9ieier SpaB berbrei-
tete iidL unO ais oen gleiGen PIN
fangs6u6Itoben 3piiden ltniten Sta
tee un6 Uncle Sam entitano aamab.
lib cine @lei6itelltng, 10 oaB man
Sic 8~ereinigten Staoten als DSnfel
Sam" be0eiGnete un0 oies 0ann oitf
i6ren giirger iibcrtrug.
Washington Journal., 1923-09-07

@or Oen 3entouren.
.Sb es pirflid friiber iolde Sc
iGopfe gegeben bat, balb WenId
unO balb Bfero?"
Sang gepiBl Sd babe mai ei-
men einfGltigen 8efannten gebub:s
Der mar balls @iel uno balb &amell"
Cute @usre6e. Ridter:
.Sie baben Dem &errn 9irgermei.
tier gerooe sic idonIten &%artoffeln
bonn 6el0e g~eltoblenl"
Mngeflagter: IS bob' mir bait
6enft, g is a 9lamage fir Die @e'
meino', wenn grab er Die groBten
groGpfel bot"
Washington Journal., 1923-09-07

Gul o.: ~@ie oefaat Sd
men meme iunge ofneritaniide
Ni6te?"
g.: Sang oor5iigIidl Sic
iiebt in ser Eat iebr die aust"
o.: rSa, iie fommt olifl Olreft
aus G6icogo!"
urGtIoiigfe 2anO'
mirt: ga miro INNER iiber Die
.notleioenoen" 2anomirte &C.
idintpft, aber gImlbcn Sic mir;
unf're Nrbcit lit icbr oft gar3
frudtlos.~
rglber LANCE uidt 10 oft oIS mel
ne!~
u9Is Sore? Sd tenfe, Sic iinb
@enmter?"
n5o, o6er = @eridtsooGG3ieberl"
&in0er BON beute.
DIANA, bari i6 oieies Sud- lc'
Ien?"
nSo, mein GGfterhen."
n9l6, - Damn leie ids lie6er
crit gar nidtl"
Washington Journal., 1923-09-07

Ger noble Serr Eier.
Sierar3t S6neioig tritt
Itets 10 elegant auf, oaB Die 8arern
ibm ibr franfes @ieb MIR in ibrer
"guten Stube" por5ufiibren pogen.
SIN 800. u9lber, emil,
parum i6iittelt oenn Der gi5b0r in
ei1emfort ben Sopf?" nSdos,
Oas ioa er mobl nidt bel 0en gu
itanoen, Die mir ieBt baben."
- @emittIiG. 9oftor: nNa.
@ahbubcr, mas modt oenn Sci
&nedt, bat er Die Meoi8in genom-
men?"
8odbuber: rSa, II nodber bots
eam 3 8reu3 i6iar oeriilen II oa
2eib ufforieb'n a TO-"
0oftor: so, no Damn miiiien
mir bait mas onOers probieren."
MiBperItanoen n. Sllnge
8rofeiiorSgattin:- n@6l sic font
men ipegen oes Stipenoiumsl Mein
Maonn lit leioer niht bier id
bin mirfli6 in @erle9enbeit 80"
Stuoent: uSie al6 - Srau Bro.
feiior?"
OoppeIfinnig. Set
ratspermittler: 80, nit 0ie8er Ga-
me MAIDEN sic iid MIR balls be-
fanntl @er oie iiebt, lit audi
glei6 negl"
@enan. Ghef gum 8uf-
batter, ser morgens cine Mtinute 81
IpGt fommt): u@oaen Sic iih por-
mittag Sen Sod nod alts5ieben,
@olf?"
Washington Journal., 1923-09-07

= @ieI berIangt. Gin
&ontoffelbelo, Ser abenos beims
febrt, iiebt am Marftplab Elm gro-
Bes Sernrobr altfgeItellt, mo- man
qeqen biaiQcs gntgelt bic Sterne
beoba9ten fam.
nSie, m06ten's SIR 5ernrobr
net bort naufri6ten? S m0dt mil.
fem Oh sic, Die oa o6en i'm uierten
gtod riinteri6aut, mel Srau is."
Mn6 cine @erpanot-
g.: SIT nidt Der alleilor
Springer burd Seirat nit Sbnen
irgenopie pernonot2"
g.: nSapobl, er bot meme fritz
bere 8raut gebeirntet."
Washington Journal., 1923-09-07
0ioIeftfehIe r.

SberidweIter, bic iest I'M 9Iuf-
nobme5immer amtiert, muB unbe-
Oinqt BON bort abgeloit werOen," Jag
te Ser gnitaltsar6t gu ieinem Sol
legen.
o@orum oenn?" frogte Ser Sol
Ieqe. sic bat oen Soften bod crit
angetreten?"
nSSSeoesmal, tpenn iie in Sen &ran-
fenfoal te~lepboniert, oaB elm neuer
8otient ms 8ett gelegt merOen mil.
ie, fin6e i'd oen ormen Seufel oann
I'M 8a6, neil Die S6meIter oltpreu-
Bii6en 9ialeft bat"
Washington Journal., 1923-09-07

alfo bod! nGcnfen sic
lid), ser @ebeimrat Bidder bat lid
geltern oas Iiidgrat gebro6en!"
n4lio bate er bod einS!"
STREET. Limo wenn mir
mn i6on pirfli6 iiegen uno unI're
idmtli6en Soroerungen ourdOriif-
fen, mas baben mir ou lGon @roBeS
erreidt? Arbeiten mitlen mir ia
0o6 pieoerl"
SIeines sc iBperitdn o.
Gunltmaler Gum gauern):
Sd modte germ SIR Saus ma
len"
nad mas, Oos braudt's net; is
eff no gang iauber."
Gtetgerung. g.: Sic
Grinding Ser itummen &laoiatur
lit BOD cine groBe @o6ltat."
g.: uGie zines Itunmcn @ebilieS
mar nod cine groBerc."
Mogenbarmonie. -
Trclnoin: rllno ME it's nit Dem
GIien itimmlt Gn oa aud nit
Gcincln Mann iibercin?"
Snnge 6ralt: .als9e5ei6net;
mir cifem bcioe am liebiten i'm &e-
Itauraut."
Washington Journal., 1923-09-07

.9ie 6ledieiie, ole Sic mir Der.
fauft boben, bat nid)ts getaltgt."
.0onu, sic miro bod 10 leDr &C.
Iobtl"
.Meincr 9oGter fat iie gar nift
geboIfen; ser Sled lit geblieben, pie
er mar"
.@as fit Elm Sled lit cS ocnn9"
.gtu- q 2eberfled!"
Washington Journal., 1923-09-07
@nti6 u1oigungs8et

Gnt d ul0tgungS3e
tel. @eobrter &err 20brn! Sd
m0dte Sbnen bofli6it iebetcn boz
ben, uniern giliuit MIDI INNER 10
iebr 81 3iihten bon meien Die Otto
iropbie. @enn er oo6 feen 2i6t
mid is, n ilter &erl is er oesweien
oo9 ollemal, nno es is better, er
mad)t 6amme 80de als oumme 3if-
fen. Nfit Mdtung Iu9uIt S6ul5e.
Serausgepla t t. Serr
(oer sic Cir offnet): r9ie INNER
m6brenoe Storung. @aS moaen
Gie = tper iino Sie9"
Settler; r9lino! Sic braltfen
mid oesbafb aber ni1t 10 perlplln-
bert on3uieben!"
Washington Journal., 1923-09-07

Simmer Ia ng a m por-
4rat: nSbre @attin udre alio
interchangeable big auf Die Sprad-
%Itorungen, Die i'd nun 5u beleitigen
beriuden mill"
D9d, Serr 9oftor oas bat
ia niht 10 groBe Gle"
Cute 6reunoe. r9ei Sb-
men io4 ia Ser 90menDirt Dor Dem
&onfltrs iteben?" Sid, Der
miro bon feinen 6reunoen idon mie-
Ser berausgetsunfen!"
3neierIei an Il Of e n.
Srau: Ser Weiiller gilt aagemein
ols elm Mlliterebemann."
Diam: 80 elm @ai6lappen!"
9ie maGere 8riib e.
~Gu, i6 CLAUDE, Ole 6leii6briibe
Iiebt MIDI"
y@ieio 0enn2"
u0ie bat elm Guge auf mid ge'
tporfen."
Washington Journal., 1923-09-07

Gntt6udung 6rou:
.9lilf 0ieicr Photographic iicbit Du
reft traurig uno fumnterooa aus
(geriibrt): unO Die bait 9u MAIDEN
laiicn, ais ib o~erreiit war9"
Nonn: DSa, cinen Tag bebor
0u 5uriidfamitl"
Giu 3ettfin6. 2e6rer:
o9tlio 9l marit es, Sdul3e! @art,
oos nil i9 Dir anitrei6en!
Gomm nal Dor, Gil 9engel!"
ng(d, Serr 9ebrer, ober bite,
bite nit 9odlgosl"
unfd6oIid gemoAt
~8ie2 I'll erlaubit, DAB Define
Grali pormittags ipielt uro Iingt?"
n9olitif, lie6er 6reunO! 9abei
ridtet lie m~enigitens in oer &iifc
feinpn Sdaoen ony"
= Ser. @bfdie6 I'm &ou-
peefen It n. Sdaffner Gum So.
fomotipfii6rer): ~Solten sic Inn
@ottesniGen an, FONT miro Der
&erl, ser oo binten BON Ieiner
@rollt abi9ieo nimmt, 81 Sooe ge.
i6leiit; oie 6eioen baben's gar nidt
gemertt, bob Der 3ug i6on abgeiob-
renl"
= 9&aoel naber Serr @irt,
in meiner Suppc finbe i'd elm
Gtreidbol3 uno cine 6liegel"
rSda6e, ooB oas 2uOer6en i6on
tot lit; iie botte iid an Dem S0l5.
den 10 biibi6 rousfra6beln fon.
nen!!"
Washington Journal., 1923-09-07
Stammtii6bpsbei

Sic polen idon mieOer geben,
Milaer2 Menid, mas waren Sic
.oof friiber fir elm feu6tfrobli6eS
Solts; uno nun, felt Sic in ben &u'
fen Der Gbe...."
u9afen? - Sn8 brotherhood bat
i'm feline emile bugiiert!" !
Washington Journal., 1923-09-07

SD jim mi00er
e email for e
Gid)ebui6 bel sen
@eOcsmeiler gpes
ie for fleine
9febfriebi6en SIT
ben. Wter ben e
pnar getrltnte I'm
bel I'M bel jim
nod annere So.
Washington Journal., 1923-09-07

Mutter: 8oS batteit OH oenn
mieoer NIT 0einem Wanne?
Godter. Midts 9eionoeres; iGei.
oen mouen mir uns laiienl
Washington Journal., 1923-09-07
@irIinaenbes s

oerHdnOnis. 9iener: @ndOi-
ger SEER, e8 8iebt elm @eiuitter ber-
auf!
Sausberr: Nidt moglid; meme
Sraii lit ooG perreiIt!
Washington Journal., 1923-09-07

$ e. + Of e (6um Ar5t):
SD fam sic ndmlih allies entbeb-
rem, Serr 9oftor: Sunger mo
9uri6t; aber blob feen'n Sdlaf
midi"
Washington Journal., 1923-09-07
OTrmrr SdtrFibFhrief nFs
Nbtltpp ~5nmrrMmpffr.

Wiein lirber Serr &eoaftioudr:-
Washington Journal., 1923-09-07

Sepp gum &eierl, ouf Dem 8e.
ge naf Ser StoOt): Limb penn |
Dir iebt a 8uiierl geb', &eierl2"
&eferI: Gus net, Seppl; mos
Ion'n s. Stootleltt' oenfen, pennit
nit on oifen Baden oaber fommlt!"
Washington Journal., 1923-09-07
8efGbrlid.

G%tammgoft Gum @irt)::
$50 lit oenn berte 9ein &eaner,
Ger SriB?"
@irt: ug6, Ser liegt franz
oarnieocr, Der bat g~eitern ben Sous
i9liilicl fir ben Serrn Wfeier &C.
noltl"
Washington Journal., 1923-09-07
edum beIorst.

.Moden Sic bier I'M @ottestpil-
len feinen Gaooul"
~&aoau, mir MAIDEN bod feinen
&a0au!"
u9eee, nee, i9 made Sic MIR oor-
ouf aufmerflam, oa3lt bin i6 ndmli1
bierl"
The Washington times., 1923-12-18
BLACK OXEN.

then relaxed with sickly grin.
All the same I don't think
Mary felt any more comfortable
or liked it much better than the
rest of us. Too much like read
ing your own epitaph on q tomb
stone. thought saw her
sQuirn.'
"How did they take it individ-
ually?" Clavering hoped she was
finally diverted. Were they
jealous and resentful?"
A Bit Jealous
''Some. Elinor Goodrich had
always been too besottedly fond
of her to mind. Others, who had
been merely admirers and liked
her, werewolf, it's too much to
say they were enchanted to see
Mary looking not a day over
thirty. but they were able to en-
dure it. Isabel Lawrence thought
it downright immoral, and Polly
Vane looked as if she had fallen
into sinking morass and only
refrained from holding her nose
out Of consideration for her
hostess. think she feels that
Mary's return Is an insult to
New York. Lily Tracy was pain
fully excited. No doubt she'll
begin collecting for the Vienna
poor at once and finding it
necessary to go over and distrib-
ute the funds in person. Mary
lost no time getting in her fine
work for Vienna relief"
But they'll all stand by herr"
"Oh, yes, she's Mary Ogden.
We'd be as likely to desert New
York itself because we didn't
like the mayor. And she'll need
us. It's the young women she'll
have to look out for. My God!
How they'll hate her.. AS for
Anne Goodrich and Marian Law
renee"
Clavering sprang to. his feet.
who's that? Jim?"
A man was running up the
stairs.
Janet" said Mrs. Oglethorpe
grimly. She's out"
The Washington times., 1923-12-18
By Gertrude Anterior

He went into the next room.
and Immediately saw several
forms under the bed. He reached
down and jerked them out by
their legs. They rolled over.
covering their faces and sobbing
with fright. Emancipated as they
were and disdainfuI Of prewar
parents, when 1t came to late
parties in bachelors rooms they
exercised strategy to slip out, not
defiance.
"Oh, Mr.. oglethorpe," gasped
one convulsively. Don't tell on
US. please.
1--WE no intention OF telling on
you. You can go to the devil in
your own way for all care. I'm
after Janet"
shes not here"
That's what I'm going to find
out" He opened the door of a
wardrobe and another girl
tumbled into his arms, shrieked,
and flung herself face downward
on the bed. But 1t was not
Janet. He investigated every
corner OF the apartment and then
returned to Clavering, slamming
the door behind him.
"She's not there, Lee" he said,
leaning heavily against the wall.
Where in, Gods name is she?
I don't know where to look next.
This is her particular gang. She
has no other intimates that I
know of. But what do I know
about her, anyway"
You're sure she isn't hiding
anyhere at homer"
Searched the house from top
to bottom"
81 suppose it isn't likely that
she's gone to any of her aunts."
(To Be Continued TOmOrTOw.)
Copyright 1898, by Gertrude Atherton.l
The Washington times., 1923-12-18
Nuxated Iron Will Increase
Strength of Delicate People
In Two Weeks Time

ing test: See how long you can work
or how far you can walk witbou4 ha-
coming tired. Next take two Y,va-ornI.
tablets of ordinary Nuxated Iron thrao
times per day after meals ~ Tires t
weeks. Then test your strenptb W.
and see for yourself how much vnu e,,n
gained. You can talk as Won ninase
about all the wonders wroupbt ~
remedies, but when you coma ~, new ~.
hard facts there is nothing liz 70
old iron to put color in your cheeks oua
good sound, healthy flesh on ynnr hornn
1t is also great nerve and stomach
strengthened and one of the hest hiooLi
builders in the world The onIW ,r oiTTu
was that the old forms of inorran jc IDto
like tincture of iron, iron acnfatn0 ITO"
often ruined peoples teeth. unset t Getc.,
stomach and were not assinoijat NneiL
for these reasons they frenman9Iu, ana
more harm than good. But uitS uIu
discovery of the newer forms ~ ny
iron all this has been overcome Nns satiS
Iron. for example. is pleasant t ~ tI
does not inture the teeth and IL ahe,
Immediately beneficial. % almost
Manufacturers Note: Nuxsted linn ,,A,..
recommended above. 10 not a secret TcmsTw O" 49,.
one which Is we'll known 10 dr,orI. "eOS, Out
where. Unlike the older lnoroa Mic ~" te Sory-
It 10 easily asS'm'lated and does not inIMra th:
teeth. make them black. nor upset tho st"w. ~"
Tho manufacturers guarantee suceessfnI "~S .n
tlrely satisfactory results to every nmrcho.s, y.
they will refund your money u il dIsrsns"A ~
this city by Peoples Drug Stores. >"
The Washington times., 1923-12-18
MAINE BORROWS SNOW
FOR WINTER CARNIVAL

AUGUSTA, Me-, Dec. 1S.-Since
it is impossible to hold winter
carnival without snow Augusta
has arranged to have a few train
loads Of it brought in from Ontario.
The annual carnival is scheduled
to take place in about three weeks
and the committee did not want to
take chances on not having a snow
fall of their own. nor did they
want to see the events postponed.
So arrangements have been made
for bringing in sufficient sup
ply from the vicinity of Toronto to
take care of the ski and landing
spots. The temperature here is
low now and there is little danger
OF the snow melting.
The snow will be furnished free
but men must be hired to shovel
1t up and added to that is the
charge for a considerable number
of cars. The committee thinks
they will be able 10 get their snow
supply for about $2 900.
The Washington times., 1923-12-18
FREE STATE HAS.
DONE WELL IN !
PAST YEAR
Despite Revolt and Financial
Worries, Condition Is Good,
Writer Finds.

On December. 6, 1928, the Irish
Free State completed the first gear
Of ats eristeTce as a seLf-gOVerni1lO
nation. When the Free State goV-
eT7ament undertook to guide the
destimies of the nation Mmder the
terms OF. the .Amglo-Irish treaty. 1t
sOGs faced By circumstances that
made its task Extremely difficult
and insperiled the success of ire
lands experiment of Independent
government. In the article that
follows an attempt is made to
record the progress that has been
achieved and to contrast conditions
today as compared sOith those of
taUelVe months ago.
The Washington times., 1923-12-18
Author Of Many Notable Novels,
and One Of the Most Widely
Read Writers of the Day,

In many instances says City Physicians, persons
have suffered for years without knowing what
made them feel tired. Ilstess and run down.
whom their real trouble was lack Of Iron
In the bIOod-hOW to tell.
The Washington times., 1923-12-18

bottles, but an excited whispering
came through the partition. Young
Farren was leaning against the
table, his large moon-face pallid
with fright. AS he recognized
Oglethorpe and Clavering fright
was wiped out by establishment
and relief.
Thought you were the police, !"
he muttered. Though they've
got no business here"
1--WE come for Janet. Go into
that room and bring her out at
once"
"Janet amt here. Haven't seen
Janet for q week. Tried to get
her on the phone early this aft
ernoon and couldn't"
IF you don't go into that room
and fetch her, I will" As he
started for the inner door, Far
rem with drunken dignity opposed
his broad bulk.
Nov, Mr.. oglethorpe, you
wouldn't do that. Ladies in there.
Chorus girls
That's a lie. Stand aside"
Farren, who was very young
and very drunk, but who had Q
rudimentary sense Of respond
bility where girls Of his own class
were concerned, burst into tears.
'You wouldn't, Mr.. Oglethorpe!
swear to God Janet's not there.
But-but-some of her friends
are. They wouldn't want you to
see them" His mood changed to
righteous indignation. what
right you got breaking into
gentleman's rooms like a damned
policeman? It's an outrage and
if, T had a gun I'd shoot you.
I'd-I'd-'' And then he col
lapsed on a chair and was very
sick.
His Threat
Oglethorpe turned to Clavering,
who had thought it best to re-
main in the hall and watch other
exits. ''Just stay there, win
your" He turned to the three
gaping youngsters. you dare
make a move and I'll knock your
heads together. Just remember
that you're drunk and I'm SOBER
The Washington times., 1923-12-18
STANDARD OIL CO. (New Jersey

Re6ncTs and distributors Of Standard" Gasoline
and Standard" POEGyiue Motor Oils
The Washington times., 1923-12-18
Novel Tells How
Beauty Returned
to Old Woman

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