davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-01
Wash DAy Help

when you put the clothes on the
line hang all things Of the sone kind
together. Hang them TO swing
smoothly and fold as taken from the
line. DO not iron the sheets ana or
binary towels. snn-dried sheets
folded while the sun Is on them are
so sweet that ironing is no improve
mont.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-01

After Mr.. Bear had had his break
fast he went and lay down In hts Ia
vorite corner OF the den.
"sakes awe. bprfiahi" Mrs, Rear
exclaimed. Are you going TO have
nap now. after sleeping soundly from
yesterday afternoon right through 10
5.4a this morning."
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-01
letter from sally .thertnn to Leslie
Prescott

cannot tell Won. dear Leslie. how
vour letter touched me. | thought
al my friends had forgotten me. OK
crpf Re-. ard ! had grown hard and
sorlea hat Hirkrd. Ett With %pur
letter there also came one from
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-01
OF Tub silk

rrocks OF tub silk in plain or
striped materis are very appropriate
for summer wear. They are maze
with patch pocket and narrow oelts
or ssshes and guiltless of trimming
save for a monogram.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-01

Mere lace is being USED this season
than has ben fer several seasons hack
Same Of the leNelisst dresses, s'Fans
ami hats are termed entirely 81 il,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-01
Linen Rlo,lses

Linen bouses of green, yellow ana
red are seen among the more gor-
ceoua silk models and less durable
thin materials. For sport wear they
are exceedingly practical
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-01
Instead Of Egg

II a cake recipe calls for four eggs
and you have only three. add spoon
iul OF corn starch Beat II In with
TIE egg,an 4 you will never know the
difference.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-01

Always save yeur extra slices Of
bread for crumbs so necessary In
hreadins outlets, ereauettes with
mashed potatoes into potato balls
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-01

An attractive summer fFeek Of white
eFsanais has bolere efwhlte taffeta
sith a fFlll OF English eyelst EN-
hreideFs about the round neck
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-01
Gossip;s Corner
Metal elMh

Metal eleih fIeeks are very pepu-
lar fer feFmsl affairs snd the smarfesI
81 them are shselltslY without with
Out trimming
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-01
Raisins In Bread
Vegetables With Fish

Raslns or chopped dates improve
the loaNes OF brown bread.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-01

With FISH serve vegetables with q
distinct flavor such as peppers, Gu
cumhers, hests. carrots or onions,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-01
Vegetable Water

Water IN which vegetables are
boiled should be used as the basis OF
souns,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-01
Fruit sherhei
Leftover bread

Add a pinch Of salt 10 your fruit
sheFhst u will improve the taste,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-01

France contributes to this little
lassies charm OF a Sunday morning.
The fine. bright days of spring will re-
veal many of these little hroadcloth
costumes, in smart two-color COM
binations. There's pink or blue, or
rose on gray. or ainnia OH green. or
any other gay combination clever
mother can think Of French knots
add a trimming touch,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-01
Iodine STAINS

You can remove iodine stains from
any fabric by soaking the article IN
lime water.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-01

with a circular hand attached 10 the
dress and crossing tho arm several
inches below the shoulder, Long
wide sleeves vary their lines by being
cut 10 gracefully dropping points
Skirts draned continue In favor and
pleated panels are seen more and
more as the season advances.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-01

where sleeves exist AZ all on sum
mer Dresses they are startling, hiznrre
or gaily frillef, Present or absent
they are the important thing about
the season sstyles,
The long tight sleeve has added
rufflea from wrist TO elbow. The
otherwise sleeveless froek IS shown
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07

tekonysagi es muvel6desi celokat
szolgal6 kozoktatasi intezetek ia
mogatasara, tudomanyos kutata-
sokra, betegek, aggok vagy gya-
moltalanok gondozasara, megelhe.
test viszonyok javitasara yagy bar
mely tarsadalmi osztalyba tarto-
z6, udilesre szorulo egyenr3l val6
gondoskodasra es minden mas
olyan j6tekonysagi celokra, me-
lyek Cleveland varos lak6inak szel
lemi, erkolcsi es fizikai lj6letet,
faj, szin vagy vallasra val6 tekin-
tet nelkiil a legnagyobb mertek-
ben el6mozditjak. i M
Ez az alapitvany lehet6ve. teszi,
hogy ,kis vagyonok tpugy gya-
korolhassak az emberszeretetet,
mint nagyok es Clevelanfdban ne
hany ember, aItal osszegyiijt0tt va.
gyon valamely kozjotekonysae
formajaban visszaadhat6 legyen 3
lakossagnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07

4. Egyetemek es mas oktat6ia
tezetek hatekonyabba tetele (ren-
dclkezesiikre all6 eszkozeik sza-
poritasa IS kis6rleti tanulmanyo-
kat folytat6 tancr6ik tamogatasa
altal.)
5. Olyan tanul6knak, XIX Wash
ingtont talaljak a legalkalmasabb-
max tanulmanyaik folytatasara,
az ottani muzeumok les szamos
mas intezmeny nyujtotta el6-
fny0k) kovetkeztebeny lehet0ve
kell ezt tenni.
Az intezmeny kezdettol fogva
negy f6csoportra osztva folytatta
munkajat: nagyszabasu, evekre
tcrjed6 es a kutatok egesz csoport-
ia altal vezetett kiserleti tervek !;
kiserleti vizsgalatok, kutatasokra
kiilon6s hajlammal biro fatal nok
Is >ferfiak altal; kisebb, rendsze-
iiht egyetlen szemely altal veze-
tctt. r0vid id6tartamra terjedo
kutatasok,; es az intezmeny olyan
tanulmanyi eredinenyeinek es er-
demleges munkainak pubiikalasa,
n,elyek egyebkent mem feltetleniil
szamithatnanak ARA, hgoy nyil'
vanossagra jutnak. Figyelemre-
mclt6 sorrend, mely szerint So
eyes osztalyok kifejlodtek:
7 kiserleti fejl6desi oszta]y.
/. Tepgeri lenyek tlettani oszta
Iiya. ~
T0rtenelmi kutatasi osztaly.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
TANuLMANY1 ALAPoK

A., kozmiivelodssi igyosztaly
nemreg tanulmanyt adott k6sre,
melynek egyik fejezete az ameri-
kai f6iskolak tamogatasara l6tesi-
tett nagyobb alapitvanyok torti-
netevel foglalkozik.
A Peabody Education Fund
a legelso alapitvany. A Massa-
chusetts allami George Peabody
1867 ben 0sszesen $4,000, ,0O0-t
aiandekozott deli allamok nep-
nevelesi celjainak helyi es ALA
mi batdsagok lkozremiikodes4vel
val6 el6mozditasara. A "Jeanes,
a "Sl,.ter'' Is a Phelps-Stokes =
alapitvanyok meyer nevelesi
pfpblemak elomozditasara letesul-
tsks ~
< harmadif Na1aptvany (leo2)
a washington Carnegie Iiistitu.
tion es ennek 0sszege ma $4,000,
O00-t tesz XII. Carnegie ajanl6-le.
veleben az alapitvany celjait ko
vetkez6kepen jeloli meg:
j. Eredeti kutatasok el6mozdi
tasa.
2. Az egyes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
felfedezett : .tehctstgek szamar;
mod nyujtand6, 'hogy eletuk celia
va tehessek AIT munkat. helyr'
:kiilonos mertekben alkalmasnal
bizonyulnak.
|~sa
.ss3. Magasabb miivcltseget nyujt,
intezmenyek szaporitasa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
is i.fs
MAGYARoRszkGI LzvELEE

Az alabiaknak Foreign Lam
guage Information Service ma
gyar osztalyanal Magyarorszag-
boil erkezett leveluk van, akik ait
az iroda helyisegeben, szemelye-
sen vagy level utjan, barmikor at
vehetik. Ha valaki ismer3st ta-
lal keresettek k0zott, szivesked-
jek figyelmezte.ni. Pontos elm :
Foreign Language Information
Service, Hungarian Bureau, 119
West 41st Street, New York, N. Y.
Csonti Istvan, az ewes, festo,
| Mathaus Irma, s5 eyes, New
York. -
Sentenyi Jozsef, As ewes, Beth
lehem.
| Pista Antal, Pittsburgh.
f, Baylor Josef, Dallas, Texas.
Rev, Bernath Sommer, North
hampton.
| Dievald Sander, sziiletett Dunn;
szcrdahelyen.
Steiner Jozsef, hentes, Balti
more.
Koch Fcrenc, fodrasz, Balti
more.
n,
Kafer Lajos, so ewes, szabo.
Andrejcsak Gyorgy, szab6.
Ratzky Alajos, Green Ridge
I'LL.
| Rabinovits Adolf, szobafestG.
Selman Herman, tejgazdasag
cleveland.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
tarsadalomtudo.

manyi osztaly.
Foldmagnessegi osztaly.
Napmegfigyelo osztaly.
F0ldrajzi laboratorium.
N0venytani kutatasi osztaly.
Elelmiszer vizsgalati laborato-
rum.
Delk0ri csillagaszati osztaly.
Embertani osztaly. nr Il
Az ugynevezett General Educa-
tional Board-ot l9O3-ben John ID.
Rockefeller alapitotta, 1902-ben
adta az elso 1000, ,00O-t, melyet
19O5-ben egy $4,000, ,0O0-os ajan-
dekkal k0vetett, maid 1907-b
harmadik adomanya $32, 900, ,000-t
es negyedik adomanya 1909-ben
$40, 0,000,G00-t tett XII. 4
Az alapitvany celjait John D.
Rockefeller ajandek-lcvelebcn q
S6vetkez6kepen jeloli XII:
"II-ik resi-. Nevezett testiilet
celia az amerikai Egyesiilt ALA
mok tcriileten a k0zmiivel6desnck
faj, mem es vallasra valo tekintet
nelkiili el0mozditasa." 4
A tanacsnak majdnem korlatlan
szabadsagaban all "a tagok kethar-
madreszenek szavazataval, az ala
pok felett tetszes szerint rendel-
kezni. Megalapitasatol szamitva
1921 julius no elsejeig $SS,125,-
444.56-t forditottak kiil0nb0z6 is
lolai celokra, ebbGl $50, O,4O8, ,344.-
99-t adtak feherek szamara fem
tartott egyetemeknek es mas in
tezeteknek, 50, SOC, ,2O5.62-t hege-
rex szamara .letesitett intezetek-
mex es ST ,910,S93.95-t kiilonb0zS
mas celokra. Az utolso ket eszten-
d6ben foiskolai es egyetemi ok
tatas teren a tanacs munkaja f5-
leg ARA szoritkozott, hogy John
d. Rockefeller $50, O,OOOos' Xii
lon ajandGkanak kiosztasaval a
tanit6k fizeteset emelje.
A Carnegie Foundation. melvct
| l9O5-ben alapitottak, 0sszesen
iSl6, ,2oO,O00-t helyezett egy 25
tagb6l allo tanacs rendelkezesere
'hogy visszavonulo egyetemi, f.
lskolai es technikai iskolak tar
erol szamara, az Egyesiilt ALA
mokban, faj, mem, vallas es szinre
vaio tekintet nell1iil, nyugdijroI
gondoskodjanak."
Egy kiil0n feltetel mindazoka,
k'zarja, akik valamely vallas
szekta altal fentartott, bel6pesi
vagy alkalmazasi k0vetelmenv
syanant barmifele teol6giai fel-
tetelt eloir6 intezettel allottak
osszek0ttetesben.
| Carnegie azon meggyozGdeseil
volt, hogy a tanitok es tanarok
alacsony fizetcsebol sok karos k0-
vetkezmeny szarmazik es ismcr-
ven az Europaban altalanosan
eietben levo tanitoi nyugdii-rend-
szert, AIT remelte, hogy a tanit6
es ozvegyenek nyugdijat az ameri-
kai iskolai rendszer sziikseges re.
lszev6 teszi.
| A Rockefeller Foundation 1913.
ban letesiilt abb0l a kimondott
celb6l, hogy az emberiseg plete'
az egesz vilagon el0mozditsa
Eszk0zei a kutatasok, kiadva
nyok, j6tekonysagi, emberszeretc
tt, vallasos, misszionarius 6s koz
oktatasi mozgalmak, tevekenys6
gek es intezetek alapitasa 6s fen
tartasa.
A Russell Sage Foundatio,
| l907-ben letesiilt Is celia az Egye
silt Allamok tarsadalmi es megel
] hetesi viszonyainak javitasa. Ei
: az alapitvany jovedelmet kutata
sokra es ovintezkcdesi ismeretel
terjesztesere forditja.
Az 1914-ben letesiilt Clevelant
Foundation a legelso az vi fajtaa
k0z0tt. A Cleveland Trust Co
elvallalta mindazoknak a vagyo
noknak gondnoksagat, melyeket
j6tekonysag celjaira hagytak 6
adtak, hogy azokat, mint egyet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
Az tjLDOzESI DELIRIUM
lakossa'gnal

Az iildozesi mania, vagy mint |
egy kival6 elniegy6gyasz newell,
ijldozesi delirium, az ut6bbi eszten
dokben koros tarsadalmi jelenseg-
&c Walt. Amint E. Gay parisi or
yos a Mcrc,ire de France legujabb
szamaban. kifejti, gyilkossagok,
q sulyos testisertesek eseteinek
legnagyobb 'reszet beteg idegzetii,
iildozesi maniaban szenved6 en-
bcrek kovetik ell. Eek a szeren-
csetlenek folyton AIT kepzelik,
oket bantjak, illetve 6ket akarjak
masok bantam, S k0zben ok kinoz-
max, sertegetnek, iild0zek maso-
kat A mania aztan k0nnyen '6rult-
Isegge fajul es Is diihrohamukban
meg0lik kepzelt ellensegiiket, alb
ban hiszemben, iogy csak ezen
modon szabadulhatnak meg t6le.
Gy0nge agyvelok, akik mem tud
max ellenallast kifcjteni mai fell
fordult vilagrend ezernyi bantal-
maival szemben, s magukba sziv-
max minden merget k0rnyezetik-
b6l, igen konnyen iild0zesi mania
ba esnek. Sajatsagos egyenek
ezek, akiknek lelkiiletG1rc psi
chopatol6giai tudomanyok meg
mem tudtak fenyt deriteni. Min
den dolgot, minden jelenseget ha-
mis- vetiiletben latnak; g0rbenek
nezik az egyenest, valosagnak We
SILK a latszatot es hibasnak, 60
nosznak, karohzatosnak itelik sok-
szor AIT, ami rajuk new elegud-
v0sebb es legjobb.
| Az iild0zesi deIirium kezdo sta
diuma az bizonyos lelki tulerzc-
kenyseg, melyet embertarsainknal
allandoan megfigyelhetiink. Eek
tulerzekeny emberek folyton ele-
cedetlenkednek, sziintelen lazadoz
max, izgatnak, szidnak es 6csaroi-
max mindenkit es mindent. A szll-
l6k, ha ebben a nyavalyaban szen-
vednek, gyiil0lik gyermekeiket,
lgyermekek sziileiket, a felesegek
ferjeiket, a tanulok tanitoikat, a
munkasok munkaadoikat, az al
kalmazottak fon0keiket, es mines
cszk0z es mod, mellyel XII lehetne
bekiteni 6ket. Tapasztalhatjuk
EFT nap-naputan a williamson, a
nyilvanos helyeken. Vannak en-
berek, akik ordogszemmel neznek
mindenkire, fcnyegctoznek, silt
kozodnak, ha veletleniil a tyuk
szemiikre hagunk vagy oldalba
l0k0uk 0ket.
Mi ennek betegsegnek az Okla
es hogyan lehet gy6gyitani? A tu-
dos francia orvos nem ad valami
kielegit6 magyarazatot. AIT mond
ia, hogy szervi baj, alkati beteg-
seq, az idegek' gyengesege. Bizo-
lnyos, hogy igen sok embernek
Inincsenek rendben az idegel.
|Schopenhauer mondja, hogy egesz
segesek addig vagyunk, amig mem
erezziik az egcszseget, amig mem
tudunk rola. Akf erzi, hogy ide-
gel vannak, ez annak jele, hogy
baj van az idegeivel. e. Gay AT
ajanlja, hogy azoknal az emberek-
mel, kiknel az uld0zesi maniat
mem gyogyithatatlan szervi elval-
tozasok okozzak, pr6baljunk meg
a felyilagositas es rabeszeles esq
k0zeivel hatni.
AligRapeeli iisaza@ van. Ha g'ak
embfrsket felSilagositiak arr6l,
hogy fnlerzekenysegiik, ananiakus
saguk voltak6pen betegs6g, es en-
mex tudat&ra ebrednek, nemi re-
menyiink lehet ARA, hogyt jobbak
les okosobbak lesznek. J.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07

'Tascil Miklds, sziletett Gsavo-
son.
Franyi Antal, Kormend.
Vamosi Jozscfne, sill. Koza
Fanny.
holman Janosne, 4sziil. Szabo Ro
zalia.
Szilagyi Erzsebet es Veronka,
sziilettek Nyirtaspn, !.
Gerdanoyits Sander, nlern0k,
Chicago. h. ~ ,~ ~
Karafas Istvanne, szii,. Skurka
Borbala.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
APR0 HIRDETESK
DEBROSzKY ANDRAS

Youngstown lsgr6gibb magyar 6pit5-
vallalkoz6ja. Mindsnf6le 6pit6st bixto-
stick Is q lsgjobb felt6telek msllstt
elv&llai. Ha 6piteni akar, ajanlatos,
hogy bizalommal fordnljon Dcbrosxky
Andrashoz, aki 6pitkeE6shex ingyen ad
tanacsot. raj7ot es k0lts6gvet6st. Gin:
Andrew Dsbrosxky, 1850 Wilson ave,
youngstown, Ohio. fslefon: Automatic
1850. (3-22- -19a4)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-21
PREI'S FOR SENATOR

Governor Preus might have had
the succession to his friend Sen
ator Nelson by the simple route Of
appointment. He could have re-
signed his office as governor;
Lieutenant-GOvernOr Collins would
have become governor; and as
governor he would have appointed
Mr.. PreuS to the senate vacancy.
He chooses not to accept the
honor in this way. He has called
a special election instead. Doubt
less he will become a candidate in
that election. BY all means he
should.
Beyond doubt, this is the better
way, and the governors choice
does him great credit. Refusing Il
certainty because he does not be-
lieve that 1t would be in good taste
TO embrace it. he takes his chances
with the field in an election.
This despite the known fact that
he was the choice of the late SEN
ator Nelson as his successor, and
the very obvious fact that there
was widespread demand that he
accept the appointment in the way
that had been outlined.
This sound and wise choice can
not fail to increase the convict ion
that he is fit to be senator, fit to
step into the vacancy created by
the passing of his close friend and
political mentor through many
years.
Governor PreuS is also sound
and wise in calling for a primary
election to precede the special
election rather than to summon
conventions. The legislature just
adjourned went emphatically on
record against the convention, re-
peallng the pre-primary conven-
ton law with only few negative
votes. This beyond doubt reflects
the will of the state, and that will
the governor is needing when he
calls for a primary election.
There will be other candidates,
naturally: candidates for the pri-
maries and candidates ut the elec-
ton. But the fintess of having Gov
ernor Preus succeed Senator Nell
son is so manifest that it seems be-
yond doubt that whoever NAV enter
the field. 4 majority will select Gov
ernor Preus as the man to 90 to
Washington and take up the work
that his friend has just laid down
Duluth Herald
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-21
POPPIES FOR REMEMBRANCE

rms week under the auspices of the American Legion
auxiliary red poppies will be sold and the proceeds will be
used 70 assist disabled soIdersa most worthy project
et TINS years sale surpasS past that the funds
will be greater for this purpose The who will con-
duet the sale should have the cooperation
one II surely Is an enterprise in which all should gladly
Join.
What deep significance the red poppy has. The wear
ng or the emblem denotes remembrance for the fallen soldier
and also realization of obligations the veteran who still
bears the pain of strife.
Could there be anything finer anything fitting dur
ing the few days before Decoration Day than the purchase
OF these crimson flowers embematc of those which dot
foreign fields where soldiers shed their blood and died in
worthy
There are obligations to be discharged the dis
abed veterans of the world well the wars
ana you can make their lot easier by buying poppesyou
small purchase will help someone overcome handicap
incurred in defense of this nations honor and protection
of your home.
BY all means buy peoples.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-21
ADVENTUROUS
THE TWINS
BY Olive Barton Roberts

"Where to, next?' asked Nancy.
when she and Nick had helped the
little Ragses to spring clean Mister
Owls apartment in Maple Tree Flats.
why, let's see! l think we'd
better be cleaning Scramble SOUR
rel's summer apartment next said
Mister Tatters.
SO all the Ragsies gathered up
their buckets and scrubbng brushes
and mops and brooms and things
and slid down the elevator shaft in
the maple tree until they came to
Mister Squirrels front door.
Nancy went in first. Having their
magical shoes the Twins could wish
themselves any size at all and now
they were no larger than the Rag
sizes.
my, oh my! It's as dusty as n
miller" cried Nancy, looking around.
mick, you beat the carpets and ri
clean the pantry and Mister Tatters,
you and the rest Of the Ragsies can
scrub the walls and floors"
Very soon the apartment of Mister
Squirrel was as busy as beehive.
Dirt flew like magic and things
grew as bright as new pennies.
'"Come here and help me. Nick"
called Nancy bye and bye. when
Jack Frost chased Mister Squirrel
off to Dreamland last fall he left
some nuts behind. And they can't
be good now. Let's throw them
out"
SO the Twins emptied the nut-bin,
and Rag Tag, the Ragsy, brought ii
big basket and carried them all away
to dear knows where.
Now. that's done!" declared
Nancy briskly.
whats done?" asked sleepy
voice. And there stood Scramble
Squirrel himself!
"Why, your house is as clean as a
band box" announced Nancy proud
ally. "We just got done throwing out
the last of your old nuts and acorns
and things so you'Il have room for
new ones.
What" shricked Scramble, sud.
denly wide awake, rushing over and
looking into his empty nut-bin. "My
precious nuts! There won't be new
ones for eight months and those
weren't bad at all! I've used them
all winter off and on"
Rag Tag!" called busy Nancy,
"Get your basket and bring all those
nuts back as fast as you can"
And only then did Scramble re-
member his manners and thank
them.
(To Be Continucd)
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~Y Ak x1,,a11 Snav q bunzrnzy

When ] think. mother dear, that
this never could have been if yon
hadn't been so generous to me, |
shall never cease to be grateful to
you.
Jack got bonus yesterday on a
new contract and he says We can
have lots of new things.
He told me the evening after the
chief was here that the next morn
ing he had called him into his Of
flee and told him that with such a
splendid, capable and charming wife
as l. he could not help but get
along.
There, / think / have told you
enough about myself. L am just
going to say IL love you and save
the rest for the next time. Why
doesn't Alice write? LESLIE.
Letter From Leslie Prescott to the
Gay Little Marquise
Why do they call men the con-
sistent sex, little Marquise? Did
you find out?
Jack has completely forgotten that
he found so much fault with me-
over the house. You would think TO
hear him talk to his friends, that
the whole plan and its carrying out
had suited him from the first.
Why, oh why did he not accept it
as gracefully and sweetly as he does
now instead of making me thor
oughly unhappy over the first thing
| ever did for him?
l have, tried to forgive him and
guess ! have, but, oh little secret
confidant, ] cannot forget that ne
made me more miserable than l had
ever been before in my life.
could not tell this in my letter
to mother. but can tell it to you.
The most expensive thing about q
house is company.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-21
A WISE DECISION

Governor Nesos has pointed out wisely that the appro-
platon Tor immigration purposes small that the state
must have the earnest cooperation of the various organZa-
TONS engaged in promoting the various activities of North
Dakota Practically Commercial Club, Association
commerce or civic body of nature devoes portion
or It's program to attracting settlers to the If the
effort can be coordnaed far possible the results
VIII be greater than each organization proceeds along
own selfish lines
IT they can determine upon who can coordinate
TINS work with what assistance the state office can give
some concrete results should follow 1t takes special ability
to promote immigration Railroads spend large each
year and the best talent Surely this state can get
man who has made name for himself in this line of work
Governor Nesos is acting from the best of motives
acertalnng from local associations throughout the state
VINO would be the best man to aid in this class promotion
work would be much easier for him pass out the plum
TO politician for services rendered but would the state
gam anything IN the of increased development of its
resources by such action? =