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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-09
Miss KurpieI
Pleasing Hostess

Miss Anneth Kurpiel of Bucking-
ham avenue. entertained at a party
Saturday. in honor OF her tenth
birthday. Pink and blue streamers
formed the attractive decorations for
the occasion. Miss Daisy Zylka gave
several vocal solos, accompanied by
Miss Martha Kurpiel. Dancing was
also enjoyed. Refreshments were
served.
The guests included: Miss An
meth and Martha Kurpiel, Eva
Becker, Martha Grembowicz, Flor
ence Gaidamowicz, Daisy Zylka,
Violet Jaglowska, Jennie Kowalska,
Mary Nouan; Messrs. Alfred Kurpiel,
Raymond Witucki, Stanley Zok,
James Nolan. Joseph DAILY, Anthony
Terentewicz. Burner MoArtha, Henry
Peterson and Mr.. and Mrs. Kurpiel.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-09
Raritan Township
S0Ciai-PerSon

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Whitaker
and family. of Metuchen, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Nom
nenberg yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beutel enter
tanned friends at their home yester-
day afternoon.
Miss Alice Peterson, OF Perth AM
boy, visited at the honle of Mrs.
Clifford ellis last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. d. Decker enter
tanned friends last night.
Miss Edith Jensen was the week.
end guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Mullen in Perth Amboy.
Miss May Donnely visited friends
in South Amboy yesterday.
Miss Catherine ellis visited
friends in Perth Amboy over the
Weekend.
DR.. E. *. Hanson entertained
at his home last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sophus Greisen were
out of-town visitors yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-09
EORDS

The Industrious Girls Sewing Club
held their regular meeting Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. E. c. Moore is convaiescing
az the Elizabeth hospital after an
operation on her eyes.
Miss Vivian Warren was an out
of-towr visitor Saturday.
Miss Margaret Amos was the guest
OF friends in Perth Amboy Saturday.
Mrss Alfred Sandorff is spending
several days with relatives in New
York.
Miss Christel Ceiling entertained
friends from Perth Amboy and Rah-
way on Saturday.
The n. b. Club will hold a meeting
at the home OF Hans Schmidt April
20.
An entertainment and dance is be-
ing sponsored by the Fords Woman's
Club for Saturday, April 2S.
Thorvald Andersen visited friends
in Perth Amnoy on Saturday.
Mrs. Merwin Jewel e~ntertainsd
relatives At her home Saturday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-09
Metro Social Club
Plans for Dance

The Metro Social Club held their
ssular meeting in the Western M
lroevment Association hail.. in Brace
venue, Friday night at which ar
'angements were made for a dance
b be held some time in the near
h1ture. The committee in charge of
he affair consists OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Sis Dinesen, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Jen-
len. Miss Clara Peterson and DR.. and
Mrs. NJ. j. Dinesen. The new mem
teis YER admitted TO the club. Mr..
md Mrs. Lund. At the close of the
business session a social time was
Snjoyed. Refreshments were serv-
"a by the committee in charge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-09
INFAMOUS CITIES THAT FORGOT GOD

When one speaks Of a city destroyed for its Godlessness, it
is only natural that such infamous cities as Babylon, sodom and
Gomorrah, Nineveh and Rome, in which the Bacchanahan orgy
held nightly sway should intrigue the imagination.
Few there are, indeed, whose vision is broad enough to per
ceive the Saturnalia of Sin in their own community. And it is
as true today as 1t was in the day of Biblical history that nothing
short OF a catastrophe can awaken one to the shamelessness and
Godlessness of his own code Of living.
Many cities there are which have been destroyed by the wrath
of a righteous God, but none were more thoroughly demolished
than the village in "The Town That Forgot God, . which was
swept away by a man-made flood more terrifying than anything
heretofore shown on the screen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-09
Miss Sofield High
Score at Card Party

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Rari-
lard party in the assembly room of
he Raritan Yacht Club on Friday.
Mss Florence Sofield made high
core for the afternoon. The COM
nittee in charge Of this months
,arties consists of Mrs. William
sfeiffer. chairman. Miss Florence So
geld, Mrs. Leo Donahue and Mrs.
Harold Hayden.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-09

The punishment that visited the earth in the reputed time of
Noah has at last reached the movies.
Since time immemorial, as evidenced in bibhcan lore, and
in the tradition and parable of every ancient civilization, mans
weakness on earth has been cleansed by fire and water.
And now flood, tempestuous flood, accompanied by raging
flames, the thunderbolts Of Jove, have destroyed q community in
the twentieth century civilized America as a visitation for it's
wickedness-that place is ''The Town That Forgot God"
Main Street, q. s. A., is not less wicked than the notorious
hotbeds of inquiry named in history and in the Bible; this real-.
cation dawns upon the person witnessing the unfolding of the
dramatic story of small town life, 1.-THE Town That Forgot God. -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-09
Paul Steel Will
Give Hawaii Lecture

\ stereopticon lecture on Hawaii
will be given by Paul Steel, principal
of the Grammar School, under the
auspices of the Baptist Christian
Endeavor Society. at the First Bap-
fist church tomorrow night at s
o'clock.
Mr.. Steel is able to speak from
personal experience, having spent
considerable time among these is
lands. and has much to tell of the
manners and costumes of the ma
tives. The proceeds of the silver Of
fering will be used to help pay the
Christian Endeavor pledge to the
building fund for the new church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-09
N. O. r. Club Meets
With Miss Blanchard

Miss Marion Blanchard entertain
"a members OF the NJ. o. F. Club al
aer home in Water street yesterday.
At the close of the business session
social time was enjoyed. Refresh
tnents were served. The next meet
ing will be held st the home Of Miss
Josephine Turk in Oak street next
Sunday afternoon,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-09
Mass Meetinu

The first annual meeting OF the
wonan's Presbyterian Missionary
Society of the Prcsbytery OF Eliza
beth viii be held tomorrow at the
Presbyterian church, in Crawford.
The morning session will begin al
1920 o'clock and the afternoon SEES
sion at 1880 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-09

Burritt Boynton has returned to
Brown University.
The Middlesex County Mosquito
determination Commission will meet
with Mrs. Z. II. Boynton tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-09
A. C.. Hansen Has
Party on Birthday

A. C.. Hansen, a well-known resi-
dent of this city, celebrated his sew
enty-fifth birthday at his home in
New Brunswick avenue, recently.
Children. grandchildren and great
grandchildren were among those
present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-09
Guild to Meet

The Woman's Guild OF the Work
er's COOPERATIVE Society will hold
their rug party at the home of
Airs. NJ. P. Hansen, in Amboy ave-
nue. tomorrow night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-09
Perth Amboy
Personal Mention

Mr.. and Mrs. sophus Sorenson, o.
Division street, have returned home
from a visit with their daughter,
Mrs. Emma LIE We're of Bridgeport.
Conn. They also spent a few days
with Mrs. Ida Moshier, of Cos Cob,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-09
anko--Hriczk0

Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Hriczko
Of Market street announce the mar
rage Of their daughter, Mary, to
Steve Frankie of Newark.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-05-31

nemesak k0teles>tge. hanem emf
mems erdeke, hogy eZeket a Macy,
rat0r6 allamokat rakenyszeritss
a bekeszerz0desekben eloirt k0te-
.lezettsegek teljesitesere, jelen eset
ben ARA, hogy ruteneknek be-
igert ,nepszavazast miel6bb saba
don es minden befolyastol mente.-
sen megtarthassak. Adjanak a
rutensegnek modot ARA, hogy
d0ntson, vajon a csehekhez vagy
magyarokhoz thuz-e, vajon oda
vagy ide akar-e tartozni. y
A cikkiro egy pillanatig sem
tartja ketsegesnek, hogy egy' sza-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-05-31

badon es partatlanul megejtett
nepszavazas Magyarorszaghoz
valo visszacsatolas mellett Fog don
teni, meg pedig elsosorban gazda-
sagi szempontokat k0vetve, me-
lyek AIT diktaljak, hogy az eszak-
leleti Karpatok videkenek meg
elhetese legk0zvetlenebbUl az AIT
elelemmel ellato, bowen termo Ma
gyar Alf0ldt0l fiigg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-05-31

Observation-Disclosures mashol szer
xix be. A postamesternek nines
modjaban munkaero segitseget
kelni, inert keptelen nagyobb be-
lyegforgalmat kimutatni, dacara
annak, hogy nehany nagy vallalat
postaia esetleg meghetszerezi "a hi
eatal munkajat. Nyilvanvalo te-
hat, hogy az iiyen koriilmeny a
n0nsegre is hatranyos.
Jellemzo a helyzet komolysaga-
ra az koriitmeny, hogy szamos
postahivatai kikiildi embereit a
k0rnyeken miikodo nagyobb ce-
eellhez es megmagyaraztatja a
helyzetet. Ez rcndszerint cred
menyre is vezet es a postal forga-
lom meltanyosabb alapokra he
lyezhet6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-05-31
tex EFT azert, inert a barata;k
Eagle tejet ajanlottak es inert ma
gyon kielegitonek talaltak.

Teny az, hogy abban az idG
ben, mikor a gyermekek .gyor-
san nonek, rosszul vannak taplal-
va. Ugy think fel, mintha eleg
taplalekot fogyasztananak ell,
mig a teny az, hogy az eledeliik
nem nyujt nekik elegend6 taplal6.
kot. Nemregiben kiserletet vegez
tex iskolasgyermekek kozott,
melynek eredmenye AIT bizonyit-
ia, hogy az Eagle tej nagyon ha-
tasos a rosszul taplalt gyermekek
gyogyitasanal. Minden gyermek-
mex sziiksege van ARA az energiA-
ra, melyet az Eagle tej nyujt. Fla
tai gyermeknek minden nap ket
evokanal Eagle tejet kell adm ha
romnegyed csesze hideg vizben
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-05-31
oI.A6EoksZkaNAK ~ EKnE-
RE A kuTEN -KEKnEs MEG.
oIDkSA


Leo Negrelli tollabol a duna-
menti allamokrol rovid 0sszefog-
lalo helyzetkepet k0z0l triesti
independents cimii lap. II
A cikkir6. aki legutobbi magyar
orszagi utjarol visszaterve, rend-
Xviii cikksorozatban szamolt he
tapaszfalatairol es tajekoztatta az
elasz k0zvelemenyt Magyarorszag
tarthatatlan gazdasagi es politikal
helyzeterol. melybe AIT a trianonl
bekemii az $40 .szoros ertelmeben
belekenyszeritette. Ezuttal ru-.
-kerdessel foglalkozik. A ru-'
ien videk, irja Negre.li, melyet a
fegyversziinetet k0veto id6ben a
csehek a francia csapatok .segitse-
gevel szalltak meg az antant ne
yeben es ideielenesen, ma mar
ugy szerepel, mint Csehoszlovakia
integrans resze. Ezt az 0nkenyeS
es ravasz 9 cltulajdonitast" a cikk
ir6 szerint sem etnikai, sem poll
tikai vagy gazdasagi, legkevesb
be pedig f6ldrajzi eryek tamogat-
halifax.
Annak idejen'a trianoni szerzo-
dest meeel6z6en az4antant arrol
biztositotta a rutenseget, hogy
amint helyzet tisztazodik, nep-
s1avazaSsal donthet maid h0vatar
tezasa fol0tt. A cseheknek ter
nacszetesen volt gondjuk ra, hogy
a aruten nep altal ohajtott es hir
detett napszavazast elodazza,
vbgy helyesebben, egyszertien el-
sikkassza es az egesz videket egy
messzemen5 panszlay politika err
dekebeh meg nlindezideig meg
saliva tartsa. ~"
.. A pragai kormanynak az a eel
ia, ffogy adott alkalommal ezt q
videket Oroszorszaghoz, helyeseb-
ben Ukrajnahoz csatoljak, maid
akkor, ha Lengyelorszagot is ar
ia kenyszerithetlk, hogy 'Kelet-
Galiciar0l szinten lemondjon
Ukrajna javara.
Pragaban ICY velik megval6si
tani az osszekoto folyosot ket
panszlav centrum, praga es Moszk
Va koz0tt. Ha ez sikerill, ugy
egvreszr6l Lengyelorszag teljesen
izolalva lesz es ami meg fontosabt
a nagy szlav almodoz6k elott, Ma
gyarorszagot $40 szoros ertelme.
beE belefojthatjak a ,szfav ten.
gerbe.
Ezzel szemben Olaszorszagnak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-05-31
HOL VASAROLJUNK POSTA
BELYEGET

Az ember mem is gondolna. hogy
milyen kiil0nbseget tesz az. ha le
veleit es csomagjait mem azon Il
postan adja fel. ahol a belyeget
yasarolja. Egeszen termeszetes-
mex latszik. hogy penz minden-
,ktpen az allan penztaraba fo-
lyik be,
A postaiigyi miniszterirm villa
gosit fel minket. arrol. hogy nagg
kiil0nbseget tesz, ha belyegkesz-
letiinket mem att0l hivatalt6l SIC
rezZiik be. ahonnan leveleinket es
csomagjainkat szallittatjuk. A
tpostaiigyi hat6sag mindent elko-
vet, hogy Macy vallalatokat, me-
lyek belyegsziikseglete szamotte-
Ev6. az emltett koriilmeny SEEM
clott tartasara birja. A magyara-
Zat kovetkezo:
A postanal postmaster rang
fokozatanall megallapitasa. tehat
az a teny, hogy els0. masodik vagy
harmadik osZtalyu-e valamely pos
tamester, attol fiigg, hogy milyen
nagy forgalmat csinal belyegek-
ben az altala vezetett hivatal. De
nemcsak a pOStamesteri fizetes
re van befolyassal a postahivatal
belyegforgalmanak nagysaga. ha-
mem az egyes hlvatahk szamara
engedelyezett segitseg megallapi-
tasara is .Tehat mem .aszerint
SzabJak XII egy postahivatal szama
ra az alkalmazottak szamat, hogy
mennyi az elvegzend6 munka. ha-
mem hogy milyen Macy belyegfor-
galmat mutat XII kerdeses pos
| tahivatal Ez m6dszer torvenv
aftal van megallapitva es a posta-
| ugyi mlnlszterium a saiat hatas-
koren belnl nem valtoztathat raj
ia, csakls torvenyhozas.
Vannak azonban Macy vallala-
tok, melyeknek az orszag szelte-
ben-hosszaban fi6ktelepeik van
max es a kozpont vasarolja be a
flokok szamara is belyegsziik-
segletet. A fi6ktelepek azonban
Macy mennyisegu postajukat a
iegkozelebbi hivatalban adjak fel,
dacara annak, hogy belyegsziik-
lsegletuket mem OFT szereztek be.
Mlnthogy pedig Ell szeleskorii Is
altalanos gyakorlat nagy valla-
latok egg tekintSlyes reszene1,
lnyilvanvalo, ,hogy postahivatalok
ra, ahol tulajdonkepeni munkat
kell elvegeznl postal szallitast
llletoleg, mem meltanyos a rend-
seer.
Nemcsak postamesterre mel
tanytalan, akinek fizetesemelese
fiigg attpl, lhogy meniiyi sbelxegst t
ad Ell, hanem a kozonsegnek ARA
reszere is, mely emiatt mem re-
szesulhet kielegito szolgalatban a
postahiyatal reszero1, inert bizo-
nyos cegek elhalmozzak postayal
'az allomast, dacara annak, hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-05-31
XXII-IK CIKKf
Tanacskozzek crvosaval idejeben

Tanacskozzek crvosaval idejeben
Ha bebi megbetegszik, azon-
nall orvost kell hivni es az ant.a
vezessen feljegyzeseket bebi no
mersekleterTl. az Itoer verese-
r6lH kohogesr6l, sirasr6l, fajdav
lom jeleirol es a gyermek alfalfa
nos kinezeserol. Jegyezze fe],
hogy mennyi es milyen taplalekot
fogyasztott ell, mennyi vizet ivott,
szekeles mennyis6gGt es minost-
get, vizeles mennyiseget, ha-
nyast vagy barmily szokatlan jet.
A szekelesb6l es vizelesbol egy
mintat ell kell tenni, hogy az or
vos lathassa. 4G
Az orvos rendeleseit yigyazat
tai es pontosan teljesiteni kelll
Az anya jegyezze lie egy iv pa
pirra az id6t, amikor e rendelese-
ket teljesiti es az eredmenyt 6s
barmifeIe szokatlan korjelet.
Ha mem lehet orvost kapni, ak
kor az apolasnal k0vetkez0 sza-
balyokat tartsa be: A gyermeket
agyban kell tartani, mig a homer
seklete 99.5 fox +. Ha sulyos be-
tegsegben szenvedett, akkor ma
radon egy hetig az agyban, az
utan, hogy a h6merseklete nor
malls (9S6-99.5 fox F. volt "A
craig. A betegsegek k0vetkezme-
nyeit nagyreszt meg lehet akada.
lyozni, ha az apolast kitolja a lab
badozasi idore is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-05-31

feloldva. A delelotti vagy del
utani etkezesnel ada neki. Id0-
sebb gyermekek jobban szeretik
ginger ale, gyiimolcslevel vagy
habart tojassal keverve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-05-31
MAGYAR FERFI!
MAGYAR NO!
MAGYAR IFJU!

Te ak avo ezu5foIdedto nehez verejekkel keresed
mndennap kenyere gondosze hogy lit kim dollar
ert foyo eros kizdem phenes neku oytonos munka es
gond gyorsabban meg6r0? Gondoze hogy beegseg
@ haal komyebben hozzad fer ha testedelked ell cs
gazva Mi esz akkor a betegseg vagy eppen haal csak
ugyan u6er es gondoskodal magadr6 e csaadodr6?
Amg birod munkat keeseted baratod Is De ha
bahia jusz hiaba vars segsege masokt6 Magadnak ke
gondoskodni magadr6!
mod megvan ra. Bztositsd magad! Mine korabban
megeszed anna kevesebbe ker de jobb keson soha!
Bzosihatod magad biztos6 tarsasagoknal vaky egyle
ekne bztosto tasasagok osztalekot fizetnek reszve
nyeseknek tobb fzetseget kivannak; meg azan
erted Jol nyevket ha bajod megis honfarsad
oz kel forunod Marad teat egyet DE egyet is sok
Tobb mint kellene Van oyan, ameyknek So 1OO 800
5000 sot 10000 taga akarcak alamok kebbek
nagyobbak pelda SERBIA vagy Egyesiit lamok. Az
azuan 1e dolgod, hogy lyikben biol meg jobban.
A Verhovay segeyegyletnek $4,000 agja van, egna-
gyobb magyar egylet.
Ha obbet akarsz udni roa kerdezd meg akarmelyik
got, vagy fordulj kozvetlenu k6zponthoz.
VERHovAY sEGELYEGYLET
HAzLEToN, PA
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-05-31

Olvassa ell ezen cikekeket figyel
mesen minden heten es 6rizze meg
azokat, hogy a jovoben hasznal-
hasa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-05-31

A bebijet erGsnek es egeszsege-
sen kell tartani. A bebi egeszsege
es fejlodese nagyreszt a taplale-
katol fiigg. Csecsemojet naponta
fiirdesse es rendesen taplalja. Ha
mem tudja bebijet szoptatni, ak
kor probalja meg Borden 5
Eagle tejet. A legkitiin6bb csecse
mo taplalek-gazdag tehentejb6l
es flnom porcukorb6l kesziil--
specialisan bebik reszere. Min5-
sege es egyformasaga Matt al or
vosok mindeniitt tjanljak. Sza-
mos nemzedeken at az amerikai
anyak ezrei Borden's Eagle teien
neveltek fel gyermekeiket. Tet-
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1923-03-16
NOTICE OF ELECTION

TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS or
THE TOWN OF GuNNISoN. COLO
RApD:
NOTICE Is hereby given that a gem
eTal election viii be held in the Town
Of Gunnlson. Colorado. on Tuesday. the
I'D day OF April. 1923. for the election
OF the following town officers. to-wit
ONE MAYOR for term OF one year
THREE TRUSTEES for a term Of two
years.
THE PLACE of holding said election
Will be in the Council Room in the
Town Hall in said Town Of Gunnison
The polls shall be open from seven
o'clock in the morning OF said day and
shall remain open to and until seven
o'clock in the evening OF said dav.
The Judges OF election and registra-
ton viii sit at the polling place above
designated on Tuesday. the 27th da,
rectine. revising and compiling the
list OF qualified electors of said town;
and viii meet again at said polling
place on Monday. the End day Of April,
1893. the day preceding the day OF
election, To complete the registration
list. OF qualified electors. as required
by law
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the Board
Of Trustees OF the Town Of Gunniscr.
this notice to be published and posted
as required by law this 18th day Of
March. 1928.
ATTEST JOHN a. STEELE
\. v. NAPIER Mayor
Town Clerk and Recorder.
First Publication. March .. 1928.
Last Publication. March 30. 1928
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1923-03-16
500 LAKES AND RESERVOIRS
COUNTED ON GRAND MESA

Grand Junction News:-
To partially settle the argument on
the number Of lakes on top of Grand
Mesa, Ray Peck, forest supervisor.
recently counted the number of ease
ment cases in which reservoirs had
been constructed for irrigation of
valley lands, and found that there
have been 39l reservoirs and lakes
filed on for use by individual parties
and companies, in addition to the
hundreds of lakes, large and small,
not used for irrigation purposes,
making in all doubtless more than
500 bodies of water on the worlds
largest nat-top mountain.
OF the 500 or more lakes there is
now good stock of fish in from SO
to 10. Many of the reservoirs are
emptied to such an extent in the late
summer time that a stock of fish
would be killed off each year, altho
there are many others not now stocked
which have deep natural lake holes in
the center that would keep the fish
safely during the low water season.
On the Battlement national forest
there are more reservoirs than on all
other national forests in the United
States combined, according to the
statistics gathered by Mr.. Peck, and
not only is this true, but it is estimated
that only fraction of the possible
storage space has been filed on and
transferred into reservoirs, and that
there is an almost unlimited supply of
water on the mesa during the winter
to supply reservoirs with their sum-
mer's requirements
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1923-03-16

ety. horror. love In the voice he heard:
IIarrlc''s PerTleHlty was great as his
own
Is that you. Miss DaylsT' be In
quirri.
Yes: yes" the girl repeated.
Where ls-HuEh. Mr. SantoineT-
You 30 not understand the voice
o, young man broke IN on them
Tin afraid don't" santolne said
quietly
"Sbe i Hush's sister. Mr San,oine
she l. Edith Oyer,0u.~
Edith Overflow And who are youy
You do 10; know me Ny name Is
IaW renee IIillwurd"
Sautoine asked nothing more for the
moment His daughter had left bis side
He stood an Instant listening TO the
confusion Of question and AnsweS IN
the hHll then he opened the door into
the library and held II for the police
chief 10 enter
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Harrie; did not know what answer
she made She went upsrairs: she
ran .. soon rs she Was out Of sight
Of Highs sister: then. At Hu-il's dor,
she had TO halt TO catch her breath
and comr-nse herself before she Opened
the door and looked In upon him. He
was alone and seemed asleep: at least
his eyes we're closed Harriet stood
an Instant gazing at him.
His face WIS peaceful now but
Worn. and his paleness was more evil
defr than when he had been talking
20 her father. As she stood watch
ins him she felt her blood ccursIng
through her n. never before and
warming her face and her fngertips;
and f.ar-fcar OF him or Of herself,
fear Of anything af all in the World
fed from her: and love-loye which
she knew that she need no longer try
to deny-possess.-si her.
"Harriet,- She heard her name
from hls lips and she saw. as he
opened his eyes and turned "a her.
there Was no surprise In his look; II
he had been sleeping. he had been
dreaming she was there; II awake. he
had been thinking OF her.
What Is IL. Hughr She was be-
side him and be was looking up into
her eyes.
You meant Il, tbenf All you said
and-and all you did when we-you
aud l~Fere alone against them all
It's So, Harriet You mean it,
And You did too Dear. IL was
only 90 NE that you could come back
only 10 mef'
In his emulation "oh. my dear. I
never Observation-Disclosures In all the days
and nights I've had TO plan and won.
der what might be for me 10 every
thing could come all right. I've never
dreamed could win reward like
this"
Like thisT-
He opened his eyes again and drew
her down toward him Like you"
She bent until her cheek touched
his and his arms were about her. He
felt her tears upon his face. "Noto
thata: not that-you mustn't cry,
dear" he begged "Oh, Harriet,
aren't you happy nowr'
That's why. Happyl don't
know before there could be anything
Ike this"
Nor !. No. it's al right.
Harriet: everything Is all right now!'
-Ali right? oh. It's all right no~,
II I run make II SO for ysa," she
answered.
THE ENID
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rvrisr shieh h.sG teclded you id
At havs uIih you. Werr being eat
y'su through Wara-n's of,ice. Through
Ei'ih isa-u"'i thar Ii'-y bad r,-sshsd
700 AMI ild h.-~u par IL the ssf. Z
rizfas'7i 70 Commensurate NIth HnI
ard - th- country siTsh auH hat
rl-ii he hrru=ht me- tie means q:
frr-inE the -afs
ElfoI frli tiusssit rus.z- s=zsn. a.
BE- ia,lke,l a, Harriet. Ds' she r--.ni