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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-25

Ali Sc come barato,
y es tan intense el placer
que produce cada plato.
que volvemos a conner.
Nalla ~. ~. - -a.-lat
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-25

No hay nadie que no prefsra,
por sp aroma sin segundo,
el mejor cafe del mundo.
que es Ell de
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
Cynthia Grey
Young Man Can't Find Girl to Lone Him - Asks
What TO DO.
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey; | almost 81 years old and far
have girl companion TO soothe the bitter
pangs of loneliness to offer the kind Of friend
ship that might terminate in the fufment Of my most
ardent desre-a happy married life.
II tho there is something about that does
not in the least appeal TO the opposite but just what
that something is do not know Other tell me that
they have many girl friends that they have to shn them
nj times Why can't have some of these?
have been told that will find the right girl, but I've
waited years. and am beginning 10 lose hope Then have
been told too, that very homey, and that girls will
never for am healthy, clean do not drink
smoke, and am musician, and can provide well for a
wife.
My ideals are only scoffed at and it that the
who thinks only Of TO satisfy his carna
desires the who has his choice Of beautiful girls Can
you tell me what TO do? II. f.. K.
Beauty is only skin deep" and there many girls IN
the 0orh Oho perfectly capable Of realizing this truth
and accepting 10 for its Ual Not all Of the young
of today looking for the handsome cdreree sort Of
man. II is Just that this seems to be more or less the
fashion now
I'm ioonderin0 perhaps you hare looked in the right
places for girs2 II you hare found that all the girls you
meet for the sort Of that you nOtiOhB, then,
change your hunting grounds and do ii soon! Home IS the
best place to find the girl iodnt Haze your friends
introduce you TO their sisters or take you TO the homes or
girl friends ThereH be, later Just the girl youpe
been hunting for Have you tried going to church to find
her? I'm Just little afraid that Of as are forgetting
that many of parents happy roances started at church.
and Just little inclined TO scott at the idea.
OF IRE can't set the time and place OF eetng-fOr
the right Grl the right man, but do, somehow or
other, dOaps to into them at last II may be
longer trail or perhaps there's turn Just ahead YouH
find her. tho H. Il. r., and since you're so anxious, hops
fH be very soon and for wishing happiness knoo
it's bound 10 be there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23

BLOOD
By Rafael Sabafini
. RArAEL SARkTlHl
Apr0I kEA SEpviCr N:

day, which included the matter OF d
dinner he was not destined TO cat
When az last ne went forth again
Mrs. Barlow clueking after him like
a dlsgruntled fowl, he found youns
1 Pitt smnthered In a crowd OF scared
half.drcased townsfolk mostly WON
en-who had come fastening Tor
news % how tho battle had sped
The news he gave them was 10 bs
read IN the lamentations with which
they disturbed the morning air.
Al sight OF the doctor. dressed and
booted, the ease 81 instruments
tucked under hts arm. the messenger
disengaged himself from those who
pressed about. shook off his wcari
ness and the two fearful Runts that
chung most closely. and selEing the
bride OF his horse, he climbed to the
saddle.
Come along. sir" he cried
Mount behind me-"
Mr.. Blood. without wasting words
dld as he was hidden Pitt touched
the horse with his spur. The little
crowd gave way. and thus. upon the
eruppcr Of that doubly laden horse
ellnsing TO tho belt OF his companion
Peter Blood set out upon his Odyssey
For this Pitt. IN whom he hehcld no
more than the messenger Of wound
ed rebel gentleman. was Indeed the
very messenger OF Fate.
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ing up bugs with his beak as tho
he didn't hear him at all.
Just likes to preach, so he doesr'
he shifted when Mister Rooster had
gone. AS tho / didn't know how
to take care OF myselfF'
What's that you're muttering
about?" asked voice right beside
him.
Chuckle jumped MS tho he'd heard
gun. "Wh--who is itT' he gaspcd.
Mister Dodger, the good fairy or
Squealy.Moo Land. laughed.
II was just telling my friends.
Nancy and Nick here, that you
weren't really as brave as you pre-.
tended to be-" said he. And you
aren't, either. or you wouldn't have
jumped 50 just now. / heard what
Mister Rooster said to you and IL
you're wise fellow you'll take his
advice and not wander away so far
all by yourself. Suppose you'd get
away over there In the buckwheat
field some time and old Hunter
and grab you-thcre wouldn't be
anybody near 10 lift n finger to
save you. You'd better stay round
where the others are"
But this advice only made
Chuckie worse than ever particular.
~ az lie did not like TO be told that
he was afraid.
POOH he said. II guess I'm no
baby! I'm not going TO be tied TO
anybody's apron strings. and | shall
go where ! please"
And away went Chuckle, straight
for the distant buckwheat field.
But II wasn't five minutes until
Mister Dodger and his helpers heard
a faint call for help.
"Therel knew itr' cried the
fairyman. "Chuckle doesn't dc.
ssrve II. but wen have to save him.
Rum
They arrived Just In time, for
Hunter Hawk already had n tight
hold on Chuckie and was Just about
to fly away.
Now, Chuckie." aaid Mister
Dodgcr kindly, minute later when
Hunter Hawk had been driven Off
and the little chicken lay weak and
frightened on the ground. you
don't need n lecture. But think
you've learned a lesson. After this
you'd better listen TO wiser beads
than yours"
ITO 30 Continued
Copyright, 1923, by Seattle STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
CHAPTER H.
kiri1e's Dragons

oglcthorpes farm stood mile or
50 20 the south Of Bridgcwater on
the right hank OF the river II was
IA struggling Tudor building showing
gray above tho ivy that clothed its
lower parts, Approaching Il now.
through the fragrant orchards amid
which Il seemed 10 browse IN Area,
dian peace beside the waters Of the
Parrc,t, sparkling in the morning
sunlight. Mr.. Blood might have had
a difficulty IN believing Il part Of a
world tormented by strife and blood.
shed.
on the bridge. as they had been
riding out OF Bridgewaicr. they had
met n vanguard OF fuEitiyes froRl
tho field % battle. weary. broken
men. many OF them wounded. all OF
them terror.strickcn. staggering in
specdless haste with the last rem.
nants OF their strength into the shcl.
ter which Il was their vain illusion
the town would afford them, Eyes
glazed with lassitude and fear looked
up plteously out OF hagsard faces at
Mr.. Blood and his companion as
they rode forth; hoarae voices cried
warning that mercileAs pursuit
was not far behind. Undetcrred.
however. young Pitt rode amain
along the dusty road by which these
poor fusitives from that swift rou,
on sedgcmoor came flocklnE in ever,
increasing numbers. Presently he
swung aside. and quitting the road
took to a pathway that crossed tho
dewy moadowlands. Even here they
met odd groups OF these human dcrc,
lets. who were scattering in all al
rections, looking fearfully behind
them as they came through the long
grass. expecting at evrry moment 20
see the red coats Of the Dragons
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But as ritta direction was south.
ward one. bringing Thorn ever nearer
90 Fevershamu headquarters. they
were presently clear ~ that human
fotsam ana ictsam OF the battle. aud
riding thru the peaceful orchards
heavy with the ripeninr fruit that
was soon 90 make It's annual Yield
Of elder.
A. last they alghted on the kidney
stones OF the courtyard. and B8ynes.
iho master OF the homestead grave
OF eountonanco ana nustcred Of man.
ncr gave them welcome
In the spacious. stone Tagged hail.
the doctor found Lord Gldoy "a very
tall and dark Young gentleman.
prominent Of chin and nose stretch.
cd ON "A cane day bed under one of
the tall mullloned windows. ~ the
care % Mrs, Raynes and her comely
daughter His cheeks were leader.
hued. his eyes closed. and from his
blue lips came with each labored
breath a faint moaning noise.
Mr. Blood stood for moment
silently considering his patient lie
deplored that youth with such
bright hopes In life as Lord Gildoy'a
should have rlsked all. perhaps exist.
enec Itself 20 forward the ambition
OF a worthless adventurtr. Because
he had liked and honorcd this brave
lad he paid his case the tribute OF a
slgh. Then he knelt 20 his task.
ripped away douhlet and underwear
10 lay bare his lordahip'a manglei
side, and called for water and linen
and what else he needed for his work
lie was still intent upon 1t a haif
hour later when the dragons in.
yaded the homestead The clatler Of
hoofs and hoarso shouts that her.
aided their approach hsiurbcd him
not az all. For ono thing, he was
not easily disturbed. for another, his
task absorbed him But his iordahlp.
who had now recovered conscious,
ness, showed considerable alarm. and
the battle,siained Jeremy Pitt sped
to cover IN clothes press naynea
was uneasy. and his wife and daugh.
ter ,rcmbled, Mr., Blood reusured
them.
why what's 20 feAr7 he said
IT'S a Christian country, this. and
Christian men do not make war up,
on the wounded. nor upon those who
harbor them" He still had you sec.
Illusions about Christians. He held
glass Of cordial. prepared under his
directions, to his lordshlp's lips. Give
your mind peace. my lord The wors,
Is done"
And then they came rafting and
clankiug into the stono.fiaEred halt
round dozen lack booted. lobster,
coated troopers OF the Tangiers regl
ment. led by sturdy. black proved
fellow with deal Of gold lace abou,
the breast Of his coat.
haynes stood his ground. his attl.
tudo hRitdoflanl. whilst his wife and
daughter shrank away In renewed
fear. Mr.. Blood. AZ tho head Of tho
day.bod. looked over his shoulder Ia
takc stock OF the invaders.
The officer barkcd an order. which
brought his men to an attentive halt.
then staggered forward. his sloved
hand bearing down the pummel o.
his sword. his spurs tingling musical.
I ~ MS he moved He announced his
authority 70 the yeoman.
Il arm Captain Hobart Of Colonel
Kirke'H dragons. What rebels ia
you harborg"
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The yroman took alarm at that
feroelous turbulence II expressed Il,
SELF In his trembling voice.
II am no harborer ~
rebels. air. This wounded gentleman
II can ses for myself" The cap.
tain stamped forward 90 the day bed.
and seowlod down upon the gray.
faced sufferer
''No need 10 ask how he came In
this state and by his wounds. A
damned rebel. and that's enough for
me He flung command NJ his
dragons. "out with him. my lads. %
Mt Blood go, between the day.bcd
and the troopers,
In tho name OF humanity. air.
said he. on a note OF anger. ~'Thls
r. England. not Tangiers Tho gen.
ilenan IL in sore case. He may not
be- moved without peril 10 HE .ife.'
Captain Hobart was amused.
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CONTINUED From Page y

vas calling incnhcrcntly, This was
tho noise that had aroused him, Con.
coNlug that ne had 10 DO with some
urgeat ohstctrical case. he reached
for hedgown and slippers. to SO be.
low. On tho landing he almost col.
lded with Mrs Barlow, new,rlsrn
and unsishtly. In a state ot panic. Ito
Quoted her eluckipgs with a word
81 reinsurance. and went himself 20
open,
There In slantlnE golden light Of
the ncwyiscn sun stood a GREATNESS.
wild,eycd man and a Streaming horse.
Smothcred tn dust and crime. his
clothes in dsarruy, the left sleeve Of
his douhlct hanging IN rags. this
Young man opened hts lips TO speak.
let for a long moment remained
speeches.,
In that moment Mr. Blood rcc0g.
niEed him for the young shipmastcr,
jeremiah Pitt the nephew Of tho
\ maiden ladies opposite. one who had
been drawn by the general enthusi.
Ftsm into the vortex or that rebellion,
The street was rouaing. awakened
hy the sailors noisy advent. doors
we're opening. and lattices were be-
ing unattached for the pro,rusion OF
anxious. lnQusitive heads.
Take your time. now" said Mr..
Blood Il never knew speed made
by overhaste"
But the wildcyed lad paid no heed
20 the admoaltion. lie plunged.
headlong, into speech. gasplnE.
hreathless
1T is Lord Gndoy," he painted 'He
l. sore wounded a. ogle-
thorpe'S farm by the river I bore
him thither and and
ne sent me for you. Come away
Come away
He would have clutched The doctor.
sua hailed him forth By force In bod.
gown and slippers as he was. But
the doctor eluded that too eager
hand
ITO be sure, I'll come" said he.
lie was distressed Gildoy had been
very friendly, generous patron 10
him since his settling In these PARTS.
and Mr.. Blood was eager enough 20
10 what he now could 70 DISCHARGE
The debt grieved that the occasion
should have arisen. and In such a
manner for he knew quite we'll thn,
the rash young noblennu had been
IN active agent OF the Dukes ITO
be sure. I'll come. But first give me
iesve 10 get some clothes and other
things that may need
There's no tiue 10 lose"
n. he easy now. III lose none. tell
Eys again, yen 30 quickest by COINS
lslsurcly, Come in take a
chair :" He threw open the
door n parior,
Young Pitt waved aside the invita-.
ton.
~rH walt here. Make haste. in
Gods name"
Mr.. Blood went of 20 dress and 10
fetch case IL Instruments.
Questions concerning the precise
nature of Lord Glldoys hurt could
wai' until they were on their way.
Wills, he pulled on his boots he
gnve Mrs Barlow instructions for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
''Jlsst hkes to preach, SO he does,0 he sniffed

chuckis Chicken had grown up
IN his own estimation,
That means that he thought, like
many other young people. that he
knew more than his elders.
When Mister Cookadoodle Rooster
told him that the big brown bird
circiing around so gracefully in the
sky right over squealy.Moo Land
was chickenhawk, waiting for a
chance to pounce down and carry
of nice fat young chicken for his
dinner-ChuclSie just went on pick.
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drag one foot after the other, and af-
ter taking six bottles Of the Vegetable
Compound / felt like a new woman.
!now do all my homework, also wash
Ing and ironing, and do not know what
real trouble is. My health is fine, and
! weigh 140 pounds. When / started
taking 1t ] weighed 81 pounds. i gladly
recommend LydiaE Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound to any one who is
suffering from female trouble or is
run down. You may use this testimo-
NAL for am only too gladto let suf-
fering women know what the Vege-
table Compound did for me. Mrs.
IDA HEWITT, 1929 Penna. Ave. 5. E.,
Washington, DC.
Such letters from women In every
section Of this country prove beyond
question the merit Of Lydia Il. Pink
hapfs Vegetable Compound.
--Advertlssmsfi [
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23

"oh. I am 10 be tender Of the lives
OF these reoeisl Odds blood DO you
think It's TO benefit his health we're
taking him? There's gallows being
planted along the road from Weston
TO Bridgcwater, and he'll serve for
one Of them as well as another. Col.
onel klrke1l learn these noneonform.
Ing OATS something they'ii not forget
In generations"
CONTINUED 1nmnrroMl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23

from an operation
which a physician
said ] would have
to have for a very
bad case Of female
trouble. My sys-
tenn was all run
down fortwoyears
after my little girl
was born. Then /
read Of your won
derful medicine
and decided to try
Ia n oa,,II bardttr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23

PARIS. oct 23.-Tha may offer
a suggestion as 20 what 20 DO with
the good parts OF old lace curtains
Il 10 the latest eonfeetion from Paris
In the way Of an evening headdrcsa,
on a white satin turhan il erected
a wire seaftolding draped with Span
lah lace. which also drapes the side
of tho hat ana hangs over the
shoulders.
This Is tho sort Of style which
French modlstes say would have "a
be adapted" for the American
woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23

Cynthia Grey viii receive call
srH on Monday, wednesday and
Friday from I 10 y. m. ana on
Tuesday and Thursday from ~ 10
~ a. m. nj her office IN the star
Bldg, 1909 Seventh ave.
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Continued Tomorrow
FOR LOW ROOMS

stripes In wall paper make the
ceilings look higher. while figures
lessen the size Of tho room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23

Of tho Rose Of Sharon be planted7
Middle Of august 10 the middle Of
october. The cuttings should be
planted haB an inch apart In tbs
rotc. aud rotos planted three inches
apart. They should 0roi0 that toav
for pear. aud then be trans
planted. The CUTTINGS should be sir
or eight inches long. aud three
joints should be planted under the
ground n seeds arc planted. they
should be placed thicklV and about
one-haIf inch deep.
What is fumed oak?
Oak TINT has been 0iUeH ali
antique appearance By being sub
jectcd to the fumes Of ammonia. 10
has n dun H1ht tan finish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
SAVED FROM
AN OPERATION
Now Recommends Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

Washington, D. c.-'Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound saved me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23

why did the mission Of Henry
f0rdB Pence Ship failg
7hfro fras no reasonable baFs
tehv II should succeed The idea
mat a pirate iudipiduai from ma
United States could succecd IA
bringing peace info me chaOs ~
Europe. .t0hen religion, diplomacy
terror and hdrdahips had foiied
secHied 70 ne r0rid ~ larDe n lsiid
ided. rrry incompatible icifh FOrdi
usual common sense. alihO cred
table 10 his humanity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23

Is the fruit Of the japanese
Towering ounce edible?
The taste "a too unplea ant for
u 10 be eaten rdU. but u is often
used for jeilies.
How and when should cuttings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23

How can one clean white ermlne ?
Make paste Of starch and 0aso.
iine Of me c0itt feacv Oi sof mud.
cousr me tur Weu nlfh me- prep
arafioH, being cgreim not 10 let
ihr moisture sink into me hide. as
Il Is apt 10 shrink me skin 4 sfiU
brush Is brat 10 use tor nis pur.
p0Se. Lcore me preparation on me
fur Wh Il becomes borOiV dry.
then br1Bt and beat an the par
ticies out Of ne fur n there u
any cdor from The gasoline LEI Hio
fur hang ont ~ me air for day
or 50. TIis treatment should make
me tHr as phite as II ras origin
ally
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23

What Is river coal mining?
Coal Is not naturally deposited ~
rirerr. In Pennsylronia, homerer.
IN me coal mining regions, wIlere
eoliiericS hare been esfabliah he'd near
me riUer banks. great deal Of REF
use coal has been mashed into me
bed 81 me rirer. Thru the action
Of the tides and iodues the coal has
been mashed dOt5n 10 The mouth
into large deposits. and quite an IN
dustrV has sprung ~ IN digging
ne coal mp from me bed Of the
rirer bD me means Of both hand
and machine driren dred0es. This
Is probably tohdt Is referred 10 On
rirsr minin0. Tie coal. Of course,
10 IN refU small siEcs.
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You could have knocked me
down with . feather when I
counted UP the score and found I
had done the course IA only two
over par"
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''Getting up ii the morning
doesn't bother mo. The minute
the old alarm clock buxzes UP !
jump as fresh aa . daisy"
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Yes, we're taking . cottage up
ia the mountains. You ana the.
wife and kids VIII have 10 drop
up some time"
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Strike out for yourself said
the big magnate,
That's bum advice. How the
divil will / make hit If strike
out?' said the modern boy.
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II didn't mind walking undeF
that ladder. only I figure this
way. there's no ms looking for
trouble"
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LOOSE TALK

II had no idea this was your
supper time. Well, il you insist.
Til just take 4 little something
to be sociAble.' :
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The Washington times., 1923-09-22

Leader of Heavenly Choir why
aren't you singing?
Union Angel Nothin' doin't
This is Labor Davl
The Washington times., 1923-09-22

Your new dress Il perfectly
lovely. I don't know when I've
seen Z more beautiful one.
The Washington times., 1923-09-22

..Baby is so cute. The minutS
/ leave him he starts IN to cry"
The Washington times., 1923-09-22

eve had this watch for seven
teen years and it's never missed
as much as q second.
The Washington times., 1923-09-22

Voice Inside Who's there?
Man at Door-Mr Carr.
what do we caro- II you missed
. car? Go out and walt FOR an
other one