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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-19
Notlclas

Sc habla con insitencia en- los cir
culos polftfcos dc que el attorney
General sehor Mestre realizara err
breve I'm viaje a Europa, Y que en- de-
finitiva aceptara les consejos de ami
gos suyos polfticos, de Washington Y
Puerto RICO, de que renmcie su car
go, para esperar a dieiembre cuando
el sustitnto sea presentado al Congre-
so plantear entcaces ell motive del
cambio ideado por el Presidente. En-
case de que el seiior Mestre renun-
Gle, algunes de los Assistants Off
ciales juridieos renunciaran tambien.
Sc. ha diche que. el sef1or Mestrc esta
inflicado para aJnez lie Distrito en- una
de las .plazas, de snueya creaei6n. Ma
da. de este es official
Sc .ceanenta Ia noticia circulada de
que el Comisionado del Seryicio Ptibli-
co. de San Juan scfor Travieso, estd
indicado, a petici6n de sus amigos po-
liticos ! para flturas eombinaciones,
para nn cargo de Jefe de Departa-
snlento en- eli Gebiefno Insular. Sisel
senior, Travieso edcja In Acadia de
san Juan, para atender a sill bufcte.
Sc cree. diffeil que por ahora acepte
otro cargo.
Esta noche Sc dara cuenta q Ia
3 H. - 10 - - -
Asamblea Municipal con el informe de
Ia Coniisi6n especial desisnada para
cstudiar d asunto del remate de In
.tuDeria para el luevo Acuedncto de
Sam Juan. a los comisionados han
suardado resersa peros Sc cree que el
inforine sera. en- eli -sentito de que el
asilnto esta sbien resuelto y mo- hay lu-
gar a otra solucf6n que la acortlada.
-nesde anoehe eircllla la noticia
cue en- Ell seaso de que cl attorney
General deje SUI cargo, ocurrird 10
mismo con otros jcfes dc Departamen
to del gobierno insular que sem desig-
Radosg por ell Presidente con la apro-
baci5n del Congrcso de los Estados
Unides.
,5La Comision- banqucte pro Rely
ha invitado, seglin informes, a sus
correligionarios de; dfversas pablacio-
mes de Ia isla = va que figura entire
los comeisales c iniciadores cl Gober-
nadDr INFERNO seilor Huyke, Sc cree
qiie los otros jefes de Dcpartamcnto.
exceptuando el Attorney, coneurriran
al acto de despcdida del Partida repu-
blieano al Gobernador saliente. El
Lcdo. seffor Geigei esta trabajando ac-
tiyamente para a meior resultado de
la deinostraeion expresada.
Ha estado en- San Juan en- asun-
tes de negocios nueatro amigo el Sc
nor afiloquia Gandara, del comercio
de Cldra, qic resres6 hoy mismo a su
residencia.
Hay alimaci6n para las, carreras
EN- .el Hipodromo, Ia tarde del jue
YES pr6ximo dfa de la Abolicion dc Ia
Esclayitud, Y los hipicos Sc prometen
las nlejores impresioncs.
E jueyes prdxino comienzan las
vacaciones de semana Santa en- los
centros de ensehanza de- Ia isla.
Ha iao d Manatf q selor Wences-
lao Borda, que atiende q los trabajos
de la presente zafra en- la "Hacienda
Esperanza.'
en- Informddcr
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-19

brillants labor, mostfando una vez mas
sus conocimiantoy y cuida'ios en- suflas
bor.
cclebramos que siEan bicn ia joyen
sefiora y Ia pueva cristiana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-19
Los EStadOS IbGI0, AnGIiGanlS

M l
En- diyersas pafses sde Ia America
del Sur SO u estan realizando los
trabajos de propaganda para llevar
adelante 81 pregrama de la "d0ctrina
ibereameficanas de la Rabida'' que. fue
aprobada per unanimidad, haeiendola
snga Ia Secieiaa Colombiana 0Huben-
Sc de Ia Rabida, en- Ia Asamblea .ce-
lebrada por la sssmislna G, mel Palaeio
de la Exema., Diputaei0n Provincial
de Hnciva, en- Ia maflana del Il de
octubre dltfn,o eoa motive de- Ia Fies-
tn de Ia Raza. A
El acta discutida y apFobada en- el
expresade acto, dice como sigue::
.El afa % de oetubre de 1922, reu-
hides en- el Palacio de la Exoma. Di-
putacien Provincial de Huelva, invi-
taci6n de la S6ciedad Coiombiana
Onubense, los sefiores representatives
de. los ideales Observation-Disclosures que
snseriben eipresente doeunento, aeuer-
dam fijar las bases del future Con
grese Internacisnal Colombino. apro-
bando y emitieudo los siguisntes prin-
cipios, en- que ha dc fnndarse la Doc
trina Ibereamericana, con las enhnien-
das, adieiones o snpresiaHes que en- su
dfa el propie Gongreso acuerde in
trodttcir en- aquelias:
4 lei Ideal iberoaiaaricano rs el anhelo
de todos los pueblos de habla eastelia-
m v portugGesa, dc promover la fe-'
licidad s n Esostferidad de los mis-
InSs. dr,aFie tfs s',s ,s.siste1na de solidari-
dadsq,is Fsspete = psateja sas respec-
twas s sieraissss,s, is.l iicas, que ayude,
a su ,.esenvelFin.issitof en- todos los
ordenes niedtanfe q inftuo auxilio a
sal progscso cienlificsr, artfstico, lite
rario, indNstiial ) comercial, para per
petuar en- Ia Historic la coniunidad
de intereses morales y inateriales que
existi6 desde ii instantc misno de sul
adSenithiento 4 Ia vida de Id civilian
.ci6n 4
Los hon1bres j los pueblos capaei-
tados para defender csc ideal son los
sque hablan en- q mundo los idicanas
castellano y portugues, sin limitaci6n
de fronteras eeognaficas, y sin que a
clio Sc opengail nigei medic, nj Ia dis
tancia. nj ia diyersidad de regfmenes
polfticos que eada nno de esos puehlos
haya querido daFse.
III 4.
De1tro de tai diversisiad de sistenias
u az 1nedips, Ics paeblos v los hom-
'bres comprendidos en- Ia finalidad lde
esta Doctrina propenderan d fomen-
far los lazos dc araisfadsy fraternidad
entire los n1ismds, nsocIanslo a aqne-
Hos p1ediante Tfatasos iiatefnaciona-
les que los ayiden a desenvolver su
tultnfa y Sus riauetas ndtarales. a
fomentar s,4s INDUSTRIES, 3 prnfeeer
ios deivchos az ID pfopieadd intelec.
tual 81 todog los ramos de Ia ~ultura
humana, dar toda clase de garnn4
tfas i sesuridades Al sehio inventivo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-19
Base adieioaas o. n,.tee.

Para lleyar La prdctica estos prin-
cipics, Sc proceSera desde luego a la
foi1naci6n de una vasta Hermandad
dc honlhres inspirados en- estos idea
les, para proceder sucesiya v progre-
siyamente Ia formation de La Her
mandad de Puebles que han de inte-
grar en- ell mafiana Ia Gran Gonfe-
iefaei6n Raciai en- el seno fecunafsi-
mo de la sconunidad de sH historic,
origcn, edstunbres, tradicicnes e .idio-
mas para preparar asf la eris-
taIizaci6F del pensamiento que ha
de uair en- una scla volnntad en- ell
camino del progreso intellectual, poll
tico Y econ6mico los Estados Ibero-
amerieanos.'
Como Sc We, el programa extender
y cnlnplir con cl plausible prop6sito
de aunar fuer2as y voluntades para
una ebra coniun de paz y dc progre-
so, es digno de consideration y segdn
vemos en- la prensa de aigunos p,ie-
bios de la America del AIediodfa, Ell
.prop6site esta mereciendo enthusiastic
estudio cooperation.
~ AnanLG.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-19
Guayama, P. R.
Mario de 1923.

de los elementos que integran ell bio
que iberoamerieano, todo clio de ma
nera tai que, insensible Y progresiva-
mente, sin invadir la Jurisdiction de
las respectivas soberanfas Y sin aten-
tar a elias en- forma alguna, resulte
en- definitiva una Quasi Confederation
de Bstados soberanos que, autOn0mi-
eamente regidos, asegure Ia estabili-
dad de sus instituciones y La Sie sus
gobiernos legameute constituidos, pre-
penda a la paz en- su mas ainplio con-
eepto, rechacc las intromisienes Y agre-
stones extrafias, Alliance la solidari-
dad de intereses raeiales, garantice
la seguridad mas absolute las vidas
Y prepiedades dle los extranjeres que
ZEN dichos rafses Sc hallen radicados,
Y lleye al seno de las deinas naeienes
que los contemplan el cr6dite v la
confianza que han menester para fl
gurar por propio derecho, en- el con-
cierto de los puebles libres yerda-
deramente soberanos del orbe.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-08-03
CHAPTER XII
Tae Lady of the cenaron.

And again that night the hawk
missed Its prey. Even as the chiefs
were comforting as 10 what trusted
fellows should man the longboats for
a surprise upon the becalmed bark,
there came a stir out of the east that
gave her chance to elude the Sera-
phine. But at once Beluche had his
sailormen aloft; and with royals and
staysails set the schooner lay to the
course where the merchantmen was
last reported.
'If we cannot board before tomor-
row." grumbled Nez Coupe, there will
be the question Of cunning her.
smell sailors weather coming"
There will have to be some action.
Last night some rascals plundered the
stewards stores" said Bohon, now on
the watch. ''Dainties o. food and drink
meant for the gentlemen o. New Or
leans on their quest for Bonaparte
have been guzzled by shrimp fishers O.
the city markets ~
Indeed, the watching eyes of all the |
ships officers were upon the restless |
spirit growing forward. 1t was re
lief, when, after the breeze died fit |
fully near midnight. a hail from the
lookout brought everyone out up
standing.
"There-abaft our beaml She hangs
dat, and the currents are bearing us
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-08-03
CHAPTER XII
The Parting of the Path.

De Almonaster stepped aside as the
two came to the brocade portieres that
hung at the portal of Napoleon's
cabin. The other man, therefore, had
stepped within, and the brilliance OF
the polished lamp cluster with its crys-
tai reflectors was full upon him.
"Sazarac !" the lady cried sharply.
"Sazarac-the river gamester"
playing high again, Mademoiselle
Lestron-to serve your
The lustrous blackness of her eyes
was narrowing. She threw the cloak
| higher with one arm before her chin.
as If, in fear or some curious revul-
sion, to shut the thought of him away.
And then she dropped this and stood
facing him.
Monsieur Sazarac," she repeated
quietly. "This is a strange affair
How can it be? You-why should you
take me from the ship of my country"
why did you comeT he retorted,
and his somber smile lightened. "The
choice was yours, Mademoiselle-even
at the last"
There came shout from the waist
of the ship. A rolling boast, followed
by discordant choruses of laughter.
with one shot lay a ship to, help
less on the seal Oh, bulliest One
shot-my first shot I-Jarvisi Why
didn't 1 play the part of LATTE long
years ago?'
The muff1ed cry was drowned in |
imprecations and more fo'casle laugh
ter. Mademoiselle Lestron gave Mon
sieur Sazarac a swift measuring
glance.
Il assure you-a rough jest Of my
rough crew, Mademoiselle."
She shivered slightly. "Lafitte7 I
'ecall, when a child, that his men
my fathers home at La Casa
Montana In the Grenadines"
HE has long vanished from these
peaceful seas, Mademoiselle."
There came a stir at the threshold
f the emperor's cabin. She turned
o another figure there. A slighter
IAN, but tall. His dark, slender,
outhful face was lit by an unbeliev-
lg hope. The Count de Almonaster
topped nearer.
cTo BE coNTINUED)
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CAPTAIN SAZARAC

past her bowl" Bohon pointed TO the
starlight: "Your Genaron, my cap
tain 2"
The party on the quarterback was
watching what only a seaman's eyes
could make out against the night I;
when, on the silence. came the jarring
burst of a gun. The flash leaped from
the Seraphlne's side, and by II they
saw three figures retreating from the
port carrOnade.
Then, on the hush, came a shout.
Jarvis. reeling from a coil of cordage
by the companion-hood, pointed to the
shadowy bulk of the English ship
slowly heaving on the seas. With q
grinding. tearing crash, her main mast
was heeling down through her shrouds.
The Seraphine's crew howled.
"Silencew Numbered Lafitte.
"A hit--a marvellous shot !" chuckled
Jarvis. rubbing his hands.
There came a shout from the Eng
lish vessel. Men were already strug-
Cling there to cut away the pounding
mast and wreckage.
"What is this villainy. STRIP a voice
rasped: Against his majesty's ship
In times of peace? who are you, sir?"
A shout broke from the Genaron's
crew. "The Seraphinel The Yankee
clipper! Aye, the Napoleon ship-rd |
know her In a thousand"
The English captain clustered on, as
his deck officers shouted to the men
to clear away the grinding rigging
oyersde. Lafitte listened quietly. and
when a pause came, ne spoke.
THE Seraphine, sir-then 1t is. Her
present object is to demand the lady
who is unlawfully detained upon your
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Calendar Curiosities.

The calendar offers certain curiosi-
ties which are little known. No CEN
fury can begin on Wednesday, FRI
day or Saturday. The month of Oc-
tober begins always on the same day
of the week as the month of January;
February, March and November begin
on the same day of the week. May,
June and August begin on different
days These rules do not apply to
leap years. The ordinary year always
finishes on the same day of the week
as Il began.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-08-03

"First-ere she puts foot on the
deck-who, fired that shotY" The
commander motioned to the bo'sun.
Johannes Fetch Burke and John
Crackleyl Those two, at least. were
recognized"
The under-officers hustled the two
malcontents out OF the disorder along
the waist. Crackley. the Englishman,
staggered with a confident leer.
you fired that gun, sIr?"
81 fired no gum"
'Burkel"
Neither did ], sir And a id
good shot 1t be, I sayr"
"Silencew The captain looked over
the press OF evil faces. And from the
rear hoarse voice chuckled:
"E was no gunner, that I'll say.
Nothin' e knew but point and pull
lanyard when someone give the word
the Britisher was swingln' fair point
blank In the guns eyei"
Jarvis" whispered Beluche. II had
a mind o. jarvis"
AT his name the buffoon arose with
airy unsteadiness. The crew made
way for him until he stood below the
poop steps looking up against the
lights. His blinking eye found the
Count de Almonaster. and to him he
bowed, alone. apparently.
Monsieur, I have won a pistol.
have mind to borrow of you powder
and ball-to find a tutor who will In
struct me which end is which,"
The commander drew his breath |
Jarvis? You fired that
gum"
The boats crew was making fast,
the bow men climbing the short lad
der. They stood back respectfully to
make way for her. The silence grew
painfully acute. The cloaked figure
IF a woman was assisted to the rail
md past the guards. She looked
bout puzzledly, as If not seeing clear
y who first would address her.
'The man-JarvIs-belo to the
rig, Bohonw The master spoke low,
Witty and with a mask of indIffer-
nee that had concealed his pain.
His guards threw Jarvis past the
Rowling ruffians and hurried him
onward. And the lady who looked
ack at him from her coach on the
'splanade now did not see him at ALL
he had gone swiftly to the after
with its gilded panels and
oyal carpet leading to the cabin of $
he emperor.
AT the companlonway the bronzed
mp showed the captains face. De r
lmonaster started at the grief the
ern, pent sadness of the leader.
Jarvis" he muttered: my friend A."
lrvis-" :
"Why this FOOLS mutinous playi"
ustered old Dominique.
at was so that you could never re-
IN to the ports of the world" put In
ioul de Almonaster can act of pi-
CYAN overt act of war by a ship
at flies no flag, against the power of
lgland. He condemns you TO a part
would play himself and cannot
zarac, the last sea-rover
d the lover, Jeanl" And the count
ded hurriedly: go, now. You have
? pledge to aid In this affair. On
z honor, Monsieur-you shall be
ne but Sazarac."
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Vegetable Compound. took couple of
bottles oft and thought it didnot help me
as much as it should, so gave it up to try
something else. Nothing | took helped
me much, so finally decided to give the
Vegetable Compound another trial and
to take enough of it to make sure
it would help me. have taken it over
a year now and it has brought wonder
full results. l have gained from SO to
Ito pounds and am keeping house now.
My friends all notice the change in my
health. will be glad to answer all
letters that women write to me about
the Vegetable Compound. Mrs. w.
G. Monsoon, 1915 Park Ave, Beloit, Wis.
Mrs. Monson is willing to write to any
woman suffering from such troubles.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-08-03
New Use for Electricity.

The handsome hero of the movie who
lights a cigarette and holds the light
In his shaded hand so that his features
may be exhibited In relief may not be
striking match at all. He may be snap
ping the switch Of wire that runs up his
sleeve and connects with baby arc
that lights up his face and does more
justice to his cleancut features than
the flame from lighted match could
effect.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-08-03

ship. You know the circumstances of
Miss Lestron's detention. demand
that she be placed at once at our dis
posal"
There was an astounded silence on
the bark. Then a womans cry of
joyful amazement. "The Americans !"
The shippers voice answered: Eve
cannot recognize this demand. sir
whoever you are. And who is In COM
mand?
Il demand" retorted the chief, "the
person of Miss Lestron at once deliv-
cred on board this ship"
"And 1 refuse"
1.-The affair is yours. Beluche, STRIP
He turned to his silent men, who clus-
tered along the rail. Lay the boats
along for boarding. You, Bohon. see
to the gun crewsf'
There was howl of joyful surprise |
among the ruffians, scattering right |
and left, under the yeoman's instant
call, Gathering of knives and pistols.
Again the commander turned calmly
to the Genaron.
You are ready for action, sir? You
shall have It'll"
But the merchantmen was not, as
was easily seen. Her crew became a
dlsorderly pack scattering from the
amldship wreckage. The captain spoke
roughly to Miss Lestron.
Carr put this affair on mel I did
not want you herel That l protested
against from the beginningw
That / well know, Captain Rich
ards. / also know why 1 was seized /
and delivered to you for deportation, {
which is more than youi"
Il know not who these people are
VINO demand you from one of his mai 4
'sty's ships. But 1 clear my hands +
II 1t until reparation is demanded in 8
ne courts-Carr and his intrigues and o
III We cannot fight fivescore scoun-
Irels boarding us. Madame, the choice r.
5 yours -
Il take It," Her voice came clear, >,
nd proudly. :,
remember you are committing n
ourself TO unknown Adventures
iod knows, perhaps, the buccaneers -,
mo harried these waters not twenty
ears agonel" :.
There was hoarse laugh among -
lie Seraphine's fellows, which the -,
lief stilled- The woman's calm -
oice answered the others heat. :,
go willingly. l have not been e.
ore than a prisoner here"
"A boat" muttered Laftte. swiftly
rning. pull away. and have a care
lder the quarter when the lady
mes alongside" tie
AYE, siri" I'm,
The Seraphine rode slowly on past da
bark In the easy seas. Laftte toll
rned to De Almonaster when the of
wi swung from the Genaron's side. Fe
Il have mind that you represent on
!, sir. prefer to meet her in the Jun
bin. First comes this matter of da,
IT cannon shot" lea
'The lady comes" grunted the alder finl
n; make way there" as
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-08-03
PERSONAL

Arthur Brooke, a ticket agent NJ
New York known as "the man witt
the rose," has disappeared with more
tnan 100000 belonging to steamship
companies. He had offices in two
hotels, advertised largely aboard and
advised his customers when they ar
rived in New York to look for two
things; the Statue of Liberty and
the man with the rose on the pier
Senator Johnson, of California who
mas been touring Europe mas returned
AFTER making an extensive. study of
conditions there.
Gen. John J. Pershing left Wash
ington Sunday on an inspection trim
OF summer training camps. The in.
spection will consume five weeks.
covering distance of approximately
lo,oOO miles. General Pershing is
making this inspection trip in order
10 gain an intimate personal knowl
euge OF the progress being made and
problems arising in the training
camps for the development of an eff
ficient peacetime nucleus of the
citizen army provided by the national
defense act of 1920.
Edward Heating of the BOYS club,
New York, won the national 10-mile
swimming race in the
Delaware river at Philadelphia Satur- |
lay. Thomas Blake of the Los An
seles Athletic club, winner of the |
ace last yesr, finished second and
John Petri of the Philadelphia Turne-
'emeinde, was third. Unofficial fig
Ires for Keatings time were hours.
minutes and 80 seconds.
Percy G. Williams, who started life
n Baltimore as a "stage struck kid"
With a SO a week job as theatrical
Utility man, died at his estate, Pine
-cres, New York Saturday, interna
Ionally known as a vaudeville theatre
wner and producer.
Judge William Henry Gabbert,
primer chief justice of the Colorado
lpreme court and widely known in
gal circles in the Rocky Mountain
strict died at Denver, after a short
mess. He was "A years old.
Rear Admiral Charles d. Sigsbee
S. ~, retired captain of the i'll
ted battleship Maine, died suddenly ,
his home in New York Thursday.
1miral Sigsbee had been in poor {
'alth for the last two years. q
Announcement was made at Phila- t
lphia of the death at Charlestown v
Va. Monday of Samuel Walter r
ashington, a descendant of George
ashinston's two brothers, John Au- S
slime Washington on his fathers
lie and Colonel Samuel Washington s
his mothers side n
Gilbert H. Gary Saturday made it Z
in that the United States Steel =.
operation, of which he is head, A
nned within six weeks to begin =,
the 12-hour day in its NJ
nts. '"
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-08-03
FOREIGN

De Valera has dispatched an appeal
for election funds to the American
Association for Recognition of the
Irish Republic, according to an Elk
change Telegraph dispatch from Dub
lin.
Sir James Craig, the Ulster pre-
mier, in a statement given out in
London, declared Saturday afternoon
that the report that he contemplated
resigning to take colonial appoint
ment was malicious falsehood."
The body of Francisco Pancho Villa.
Robinhood of Mexico indisputably the
! most interesting character Of contem-
porary Mexican history, a strange
combination of horse" sense and
fiery pulse, was viewed by thousands
of persons Saturday at Rarral.
A parliamentary mission, headed by
either Manuel Quezon, head of the
new Collectivista party, or Sergio Os
mena, former speaker of the house
of representatives, has gone to WASH
ington to lay before President Hard
ing on his return the Filipino version
of the political controversy which
eliminated several days ago in the
resignation of all the leading officials
of the Filipino government.
A bomb was found in a carload of
coal from the Ruhr, which was being
by laborers at Lyons, France
police investigation
showed it to be a model used in
Germany. They said it would have
exploded if hit sharply by a shovel
Dr. other implement.
A shipment of twenty-seven billion
marks has been seized by the French
forces while in transit
forth of Eltville, near Mayence, and
/ German railway official and two
assistants were arrested in connec- [
ion with the shipment
There were no cases Of murder, at
empted murder, manslaughter, or
neendiarism in Ulster, Ireland, dur
ne the past three months Lord Chief {
Justice Moore, said in opening the
;elfast crime commission. In the
anne period last year there were of :.
lese crimes respectfully 50. 60, and :
40.
The striking dock workers at Liv- :
rpool returned to work Thursday .,
fternoon. The men at Birkenhead :.
-e still out, but are expected to re- T.
i'm. No delay is considered likely n,
the sailing of transatlantic liners. ~
Representatives Of five foreign
untries have cabled to their home 81
vernments from Pekin. stating the 81
Mounts to be asked for individual III
ctims of the linching bandit for ~
e loss of one life and the Ameri- 10
n claim demands restitution for the 81
injury of a woman.
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Foreman-Yes, I'll give We a Job
sweepin' an keepin' the place clean.
"But I'm a college graduate"
"Well, then, maybe ye better start
on somethin' simpleY."-From Life.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-08-03

In stores and had to
do heavier work than
my strength could
stand, and had to be
on my feet most Of
the time. Finally I
had to give up this
work entirely and
stay at home. Doc
tor's medicine didnot
give me much relief,
and my m Their
wanted me to take
u. Pinkham,a
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-08-03

Few men novel readers thoroughly
believe In" the hero.