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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19
SK0WHECAN

\ we'll known Protestant minist or
OF Maine viii give a lecture on ku
kuN klau principles its work, its
hcitef ana its growth in America ON
Thursday evening, July 2Ith. ut 500
O'Clock at the opera House.
\ Democratic meeting Will he held
Tuesday evening at the municipal
court room at 80. which will be
addressed los Fulton i. Redmond
uud Mrs Philip Howard of Rock
land. who speaks both French and
English. This meeting is for botn
men ANA women.
Frances Roberts. a surgical pa
tieut. has been discharged from
Somerset hospital
Nh ard Mrs. Ievt MarCouV who
live ON Mithurn street are soon TO
move to the last house ON Alden
stree. owned by Mrs, Bessie NJ.
Thompson.
Mrs paul NedCau of WatorNille
cane Friday To visit friends
Mrs Ralph Luce son. Wiltred and
daughter Dorothy. Of Watervilic.
were IN town Friday on way to Wa
terville to Visit her mother. Mrs.
Iarcttc Icndshec.
Mrs Edith Paddock OF town Is n
surgical patient Mt the Somerset
hospital
Mrs Timothy rike OF Cornville
rnd daughter. Miss Loantha Pike.
who teaches In Cambridge were IN
town Friday on way To Watervilie.
Mrs rhil Kirby Of STANLEY came
Friday to be the guest of Mrs. Simp-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19
DID NOT HAVE STRENGTH
TO COMB HER HAIR

"Since taking Taniac look and
feel like a different person recently
asserted Mrs. Lewis Herbolzhiemer,
40 Portland St. worcester, Mass.
1.-TWO years Of stomach trouble
brought on a complication Of Ills
that we're fast shattering my health.
Indigestion kept me in constant pain
and misery and actually did not
have strength TO comb my hair. My
nerves were so excited that would
wake up all hours OF the night and
loss OF sleep was just wearing me out.
"As badly run down as was ii has
only taken six bottles OF Tanlac to
make me feel like my normal self.
My troubles are not only gone, but
eat and sleep like a child and have
gained twenty pounds. My gratitude
to Tanlac is unbounded.'
Tanlac is for sale by all good
druggists. Accept no substitute.
Over 20 million bottles sold
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19

Sunday afternoon at o'clock at
the Federated church a service will
he held for women only at which
Mrs. Lulu Loveland shepard WIFI
sreak on Mormon Temple Secrets.
An ladies are urged to attend this
service.
Lakewood Stock Company next
week will give Captain Apple jack
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19

after Miss Smiley came from the
Island and turned up Madison Ave
nue.. and Miss palmer's car hit the
Smiley car. The front mud guard Of
the Palmer car and the rear mud
guard of the Smiley car were dam
aged. Neither of the occupants of
the cars were injured. Traffic Off
GER l.. T.. Haskell was on duty Mt the
point OF the accident and witnessed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19
Recent Real Estate Transfers in
Somerset County

Anson-Ruel b. Norton of Arson
to William II. Duley and Carroll II.
Collins of Pennington. land in An
son, being one-third common and
undivided in the Arson Canning
Company Real estate; l.. Dion Cor
don of Madison and Carrie NJ.
Davis of New Portland to Louise
Tibbctt3 of Arson. land with build
iugs in Arson: Palmer \. Williams
OF Arson and Charles l.. Williams
of Lyons, col. to Guy +. Williams
of North Arson. land in Arson on
Main street; William Mitchell of
Arson to {. y. Sturtevant OF
Pennington, right to erect poles,
run wire guys and fixtures for
transmission of electricity from
Power house of Franklin Power
company to Pennington.
Athens Skowhcgan Savings bani;
of SkoWhegan to Emclia l.. Martin
of Athens. land IN Athens on road
from Athens to Hartland; Muriel IL
StoCkhridge of Auburn to |. a.
Chadbourne of Athens, land in At
hons village.
Bingham Inhabitants of Ding
ham to Iinwood L. Smith OF Bing-
ham, land i'll bingham village Come
terry, lot 80. Il. in first tier: Lyman
l{aSsett OF BlnShah TO toward FL
Reynolds OF binghatn, lahd III DUE
nam win nulidii'SS' t'"M"i" H. ~
nolds of Bingham to Lyman RaS-
sett of Moscow, land with buildings;
, Kay I. brown OF iitlS,'tlu 20 l,o?
deh " hroWl OF I',iis l'"N' '''l,i -,
lhhShahl win puitulilss On io'0
from SCION 10 'ne orNS. o..
canaan RAM i. u, p"I -, C.', a.
r. fuoer anu Em,'SIi',e I,..l l'''t "a
Hh"" I'E"m 20 i-'ii0' -, ,'i., lazy,
Florence H. I''oS eS o. o"'','.,n' i t,,,
IN canaan win nl'i'u'"sS' ~ ~ -,
Aukih ana RANK -, n",l"uNii' "
Canaan to Joseph lhlpoueau' l"I'''
( in Canaan on SHORE OF SipieE Pol'd
and right OF way; joseph /. moo
deau of Skowhegan 10 MitcheiI
ell Murray OF Canaan. land on west
side of Stbloy pond,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19

and they hope the family will
return to Skowhcgan.
Another County League baseball
game will be played at Fairview
Park. Skowhegan. today, Saturday,
when the game will be between
Bingham and Madison teams.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19
Services at Catholic church

The usual services will be held
Sunday at the Notre Dame Lourdes
church with morning masses at 1880
and $50. At the low mass at $50
the boys of the parish Will receive
holy communion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19

hogan TO Mabel G. Jackson of Show
hogan. land on Silver street: Skow-
hogan Cemetery Association OF
Skowhegan to Roy +. Haywood Of
Portland. lot :}:.I2E2 in Association
cemetery: Frank T.. HoNie of SHOW
hogan to Elmer NJ. Blaisdell of
Skowhcgan. land with buildings:
Frank +. Penucll Of Skowhcgan to
Walter c.. Lawrence of Skowhegan,
land on Fcnncll street. being lot No.
II.
Smithfeld: Luther |. Hartford OF
Smitfeld TO christopher Adell Of
Smithdeld. land in Smithneld on road
from Greeley's Mills to Belgrade, 20
. acres: Lester V. Somes. Santa Rosa.
Calf. to Frank r. Libby of Oakland,
! land in Smitfield, on East pond road.
IS acres.
Scion: phlneas 4. Chase Of Scion
10 Frank Chase Of Scion. land in
| Scion. being the following parcels,
lot No. "A in Scion; second in Scion
known as Randlctt lot; Bird in Scion,
4th land in Solon 9th. 18th land
! in Scion: Sth, 80 acres OF wild land,
| being part Of lost % ana &c, Lucy ].
! French Of Gardiner to Rose r. SAT-
ford Of Scion. half of certain lot in
| Scion village being lot II in teir i'll
st. Adams: Henry c. Prescott and
Anna +. Prescott of st. Adams, to
James u. Emery and Ernest Q.
Emery of st. Alhans. land and build
ings: William J. Frost and Harold
L. Frost of ST Adams to Earl T..
arkman Of st. Adams. land in St.
Adams village with buildings, "a
acre; Earl II. ParlInan of st. AL
bans TO William J. Frost and Iar-
Oh r. Frost Of st. Adams, land on
road through the village, 40 acres
with buildings: Minnie NJ Smith
and Donald Smith ri Bangor to
Richard NJ. Smith Of Hancor. land in
st. Adams and right of way, and 2nd
parcel, lots % and ;.
Starks: Zuella Sterrv Of Starks 70
Rose Harlow of ~-Starks land in
Starks on road to New sharon, l
! and 1-S acres.
state Of Maine: Ida NJ. Rrasier
o! Uartland to Lura NJ Bradford OF
PittsfcId. real estate IN the state Of
Maine, a portion of which is in
Somerset county.
Mrs. Ethel NJ. Christensen. son,
William ana Miss Alice u. Goodrich,
who have been passing week in
! Massachusetts visiting with Miss
! Goodrich's uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Henry Winslow In DanvCrs, will
! return Sunday
Mrs. Henrietta Bowman, tho par
Ole oniCor at tie state Rcforuatorv
for Women. LETT Friday on bust
ness trip to Augusta, Gardiner and
! Lewiston.
| Nrrr I'll Foster Of Limestone iS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19

4 NallAbiE doom NtASl SSfsttN. AAAF
book Is missing. as well as one OF the
eddiuc preseHIs-a box containing
$5oVu IN gold pieces,
Faith. Rice's daughter, admits the
jealousy OF her cousin.
Donald Maxson, who is reported
drowned al a beach nearby. but who Is
under the suspicion OF
John BARLEY. crime detector and
best friend of the murdered man. Tie
Dunn. town detective, and by
Hall and Wells. TWO detectives Who
were in the house at the time OF the
murder. hired to guard the Wedding
presents.
Peit. friend Of BARLEY. narrates the
Maxson Adds to the Suspense
The chief gave start AZ THIS.
protesting that we knew the Young
man had been drowned. ! saw that
BARLEY had not told him his theory
that the drowning had been faxed.
This he did in few words. telling
the facts that made him think The
nephew was still alive. When he
finished. the chief shrugged his
shoulders. saying:
Well, Mir BARLEY. II it's a fact
that he is still alive, then | will he
damned If l don't say that it proves
{ he killed his uncle. Why in hell
should he spend all that time and
effort 10 fake being drowned If he
did not have something 70 hide .
| No. sir. | tell YOU If he is alive he
will have a lot 10 explain 10 us. IL
Won are right its strange he should
so away like this" To egg him on.
Partlcv asked. Then what about
Kent Dunn is iusl as sure that hc
knows about the crime as YOU are
the Young man does"
1,nr r,,,,or+ ia chiof did rot
ronlv cow his hn,,, fore st,,,vl
- ''E sow AIS ~ y A''NN - -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19
PROBATE NOTICE

notice Is hereby given mat w" y'
lowing appointments .wcr" mat" J..
County Of kcnnehoc on the f"W '''Nl
day or July l'2H' ana snld Hpp"Ih'''
duiy luallhed ON Fnlh u"'' ,,...,.-.
AbbIli J. kIM HAL 90, WI, .i,r
ckecutrix OF the WI 81 h|'N ~ ),
X N ltALl.. late OF Nin' hrui, d'.'N'U
EDNA q. kELLl;N of haE F,!r'r e. y
KEtJ,I;N Ietn Of Augusta. deceased
EOHERT A. COSY OF Anguish. 81.
ccutor of tho win Of &nruNIJ
GAGNE Into OF Auauata. decreased
EMMA T. WIIITIiIIOI-SE NJ Ch,r7,
administratrix OF tho estate -
UIENpaAG, NVIItTLItOI-EC. late -
China. deceased
NELLIE r. npOWS Of Tprlnc, "
H.. administrators Of five p.talr -
DANIEL / SIIIcIIAN lat. Of Narian-|
Soldiers Home. deceased. ard charles
T. AnIro,vT nf Aurustn nrcui
ANNIE il. rNHSuN% q Monmomt
a1ministratrix Of the csln'" 81 LI'Mt III
W. fAFSoNS, In'e OF N""'h"u"'
ceased ,,..,.,,.,, 4.
LEW - u. ~ u Ill'lt' JH ~. 49,, o..
EaSLn, rs,rudMr 81 me W
NJ. lItI' MEL l. la'e OF NHb".''.
ceased. ,,.,, ,,.,,,,,,., nj.
RAIMoNI' u. ia NJ 1',HP e., o.
E.adH, executor oi ~" wy, 81 -" 4,
y. llAMMONp, late OF H'lgia''' u"
ccasHu. ,,.,.,, ~ ~,
ROBERT II. GARDINER. JE. .
Needhnm. Maaa.. executor ana my
,.,, Hhar"W =. OF A"EHH'4 ag| I,,dgn,r
cxerutor Of thn wiIIi Of nDuERT A.
GAEDIS,Ii. lnte of f:ardiu.r deceased
AtfcEt f. ~ IEIGIfTD%.
pnrIetrr Of Probate
sIv19sat2t
~,
iKoBAIE NOI ~. N",i'" E.r -
ny given that ON Me thiib"'h , n'I r
Jun" 1879. HAIRY j. frldE" "' IT,, ,bs
me county Of Sagahhhnc' Wa' nav.
tFobate Court ipf IN. nHht' '" ,ba
hehcc. duiy appointed exc, u'"i p'us,.
Will OF Louise Il. SWEET. late OF ~.
~ Sagadahoc County. d I5 I,,,,v r
bridge auaIifind for and accepted sad
trust u & on az Soc II
Aitnst. T. IL LETGHTOS.
Register Of Probate.
ily12.aat2t
& bcts.
PhOBAIE NOl !, T. N".i.e a. ~
by given that on the scVThth i,for.
July 1929, sara j.. MaxWeI ~ vas
NOUN IN me County OF k .%o County n
~ tnc Iropate ,ouIt ~ ''. nV,.rutriY NJ
the will Of Harley u, Maxwell. lale
IH HN"'''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19
Ace;Jsnt an Jscknan Road

An accident which occurred n lit
tie above Caratunk on the road TO
Jeckman was reported TO highway
police officer Arthur w. Cuchman
Wednesday. 4 Buick touring car,
owned and driven by Peter Gilena,
~ High street. Nilbury. Mass, with
HON were his wife and daughter. a
neice. jeanette. Larnarande. and n
cousin Mrs. Mtlagelena. went over
the embankment, No one was tn
jured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19
Cars Collide =. Foot of Madison Ave.

Friday morning cars driven by
Miss Beatrice Smiley and Miss Rer-
tka Palmer of Roslaudale, Mass. col
lided at the foot OF Madison Avenue,
Miss Palmer came ur Water street
and turned up Madison Avenue just
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19
GAIN IN TIME BY THE AIR MAIL

o
Of
matt by he O Mail Service
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19

Mrs. Harlie Bishop and daughter,
Miss Edith Bishop. are leaving this
Saturday for MirrisVille, Vt, where
Mr. Bishop is employed on con-
struction job. and where for
time they Will make their home. The
Bishops have q large circle OF friends
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19

Take Tanlac Vegetable Pills for
constipation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19

mobile Club Of America. 81 "s''
5Ith street, New York, n. l.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-11-10

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 9.-The so
called anti-parochial school amend
ment to the state constitution was
decisisely defeated, returns compiled
today showed. The vote stood 800 100
for IL; 62S,S08 against It. The larger
cities showed it under and even those
communities which were for the
measure we're only 80 by small
margins.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-11-10
PHILADELPHIA Nj
HOODLUMS BEAT
UP COMMUNIST

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. o.
Joseph Lillin, member OF the Hun4
garian branch OF the Workers Party,
was arrested here the day before cleo
tion for distributing campaign leaflets.
Lillin went out with a bundle or cam
paign leaflets for distribution from
house to house when he was descend
ed upon by bunch Of hoodlum pa
triots who began beating him up and
chasing him until he was arrested.
The charge against him is the dis
tribution of seditious literature and
the stupendous requirement Of one
thousand dollar bond had TO be Sc
cured before he was released. The
hearing comes up In court on Mon
day, November ID,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-11-10
RED INTERNATIONAL APPLICATION
COMMITTEE ISSUES STATEMENT
OPPOSING SPLITTERS IN l. w. w.

International Amaion Committee today issued
call by the
nunctone w. the
article November r l. A.
follows:
injuniontes Trote DAILY
and openly called for split in the l. w. w.
their claimed
They Workers.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-11-10
Soviet Representative in Poland.

MOSCOW, Nov. 8. - Mr.. voykoff.
chairman Of the Soviet delegation up.
on the Soviet-Polish Regeneration
Commission, has been newly appointed
plenipotentiary representative OF the
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
In Poland.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-11-10
Opposes Undertakers.

I'VE want mill conductors, and not
mill undertskers," said the priest.
The Brayton family is one of several
in Fall River that have inherited their
mill properties from generations be-
fore. But hereditary ownership and
efficiency have not gone hand in hand
ct Fall River.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21

aquarium In about tho Same way Il
enters n stream. from the gurface
Of the water Too much light viii
turn tho water green.
The best water supply for gold.
fish is nom n river, pond or els
tern, as water from such a source
conforms more nearly 70 natural
conditions. In all cases. avoid sud.
den changes In tho water tempcra-
ture.
Provision should BIO made 70 re-
place minerals that are constantly
absorbed from tho water by plants
and fishes. This can be done By oc-
casionally adding salts. a mixture Of
three parts evaporuted sea salt and
one part Of EPSON salts. a level
teaspoonfuI 70 20 gallons Of water
about once In two or three weeks
Is considered beneficial. For the
prevention OF an acid condition in
AN aquarium small piece OF
plaster OF Paris should be placed
In the water. This neutraIizes the
acid. and as II dissolyes only under
acid conditions there is no danger
Of getting the water too alkaline.
This Is the fifth OF a series Of
articles on the care Of pets In the
home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
CHAPTER TX
Two Hnnnrfs

on returning 10 his office Paul
Harley found awaiting him tho re.
port OF tho man 10 whom he had
entrusted the study OF the move.
ments OF Nicol Brinn.
Miss Smith. tho typisf. had gone.
for Il was after 6 o'clock, and innes
alone was on duty. Ito caIno In aa
Harley. placing his hat and cane
upon tho big writing table. "a, down
10 study the report.
INSPECTOR wesSex rang up, Mr..
Harley. about an hour ago. fIo said
he would DO AZ the Yard until a."
''fIas he obtained any lnforma.
tion7- asked Paul Harley. YEARLY,
slanclng AZ BIS little table clock. .
''TIc said he had had insufficient
time 10 do much in the matter. but
that there were one or two ou,siand.
lnE facts which might interest you. .
~Ahv' raurmured Harley. Ho took
up the telephone. city AGO. no said.
Is that the commissioners Of.
flee. New Scotland yard7 Paul
Harley speaking. Would you plcnso
inquire n Detective Inspector Yves.
sex has gomez
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21

oyer hulf closed. considering what he
had learned respecting Nicol Brlnn.
lie found himself hslpleshly tied. In
which direction should no move and
10 what ond7 ~ was his custom. ho
took a pencil and wrote upon a little
bloeM
Find means 20 force Brinn 10
spenk."
lie lay back IN his chair again, deep
in thought. and presently added .he
note;
obtain interview with ormuz
Khan"
Just as no replaced the pencil on
tho table. his telephone bell rang.
The caller proved 10 be Isis friend. In.
spoctor weasex.
Hello, SIR. Harley" said tho In.
spector. IL had occasion 20 return %
tho Yard. aud they told me you had
rung up. don't know why you are
interested In this Ornuz Khan. I'M
less you want 10 ralso a loan"
Paul Harley laughed. Il gather
that no Is man Of extensive
means" he replied. but hitherto ha
has remained outside my radlua Of
observation"
CONTINUED In Our Next Issue)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21

arose; for. conspicuous amid tho
wreaths and crosses. was an enor
nous device formed OF hyaclnths. It's
proportions dwarfed those OF all the
others.
ITS wonderful" said the girl.
moving forward and drawing Harley
along with her. She glanced from
tho card up 90 his face. which was
set In n rather grim expression.
'ormuz Khan has been SO good %
she said. ''IIc sent his secretary TO
see II he could DO OF any assistance
yesterday, but certainly had not ex.
pected thls.s
Presently the party returned 20 the
neighborng house OF the physician.
Almost before they were seated In
tho doctors drawing room he voiced
his disapproval. Phil" he said. Ig.
norlng a silent appeal nom his wife.
''this Is. mayhap. no time 20 speak
OF the matter. but I'm not glad 10 see
the hyaclnths."
Mrs. MeMurdoeh's glance became
positively bcseeehing. but tho physl.
clan ignored Il. "As your fathers
oldest friend" he continued. II feel
called upon 20 remark that Il isn't
usual for strangers 20 thrust their
attentions upon a bercaved family"
-oh." said PHI Abingdon with ami
nation. do understand that this Is
also your opinion. Mr, Harieyg"
AS a man OF tho world" declared
Doctor McMurdoch. gloomliy, 1T can,
not fall 20 be-"
Tears began 20 trlckle down Phil
Ahingdon's checks.
''oh. my dear. my deaFF' cried M,
tic Mrs. McMnrioch. running TO her
side.
But the giri spranE up. escaping
from tho cneircllng arm Of tho moth
criy old lady. Shc shook hcr head
disdalnfully. As II 20 Danish tears
and weakness. and glanced rapidly
around from face 20 face. IL think
you arc all perfectly cruel and horri
hle." she said In choking voice. and
ran out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
Arso WHEN comG IN L'rlND You OUT
Bot I'm NOT SoiNS To WAIT ~

While awaiting a reply he looked
up at Innes. rs there anything
eiseg" he asked.
only the letters. Mr.. Harley"
leave tho letters. then: l win sec
10 them. You need not wait a
moment later. aH his secretary babe
him goodnight and went out OF the
office:
Hello" said Harley. speaking into
the mouthplece. The inspector
has gone. Perhaps you would ask
him 10 ring me up In the morning"
Ho replaced the receiver on tho hook
Resting his chin In hla hands. he
began 10 read nom the typewriter
pages before him. Ills assistants 70
port was conceived as follows.
Ito Mr. Nicol Isrinn OK Raleigh
House. Piecadilly, W. /.
Mr.. Nlcol nrinn is an American
citizen. born ~ Cincinnati. Ohio. Feb.
ruary Is. 1854. He IL the son Of
John Nicolas Brinn OF tho aame city,
founder o. the firm Of J.. Nicolas
hrinn. Incorporated. later reconstl.
tuted under the style OF Briuu's Tai
veraal Electric Supply Corporation.
Nlcol Brinn Ia n graduate OF Har.
ward. lie has travelled extensively Ia
nearly ali parta OF tho world and has
acccas 70 tho best society OF Europe
and America fe has reputation
for eeceniricity. has won numerous
sporting events as a gentleman rider;
was tho first Rirman 70 fly over the
Rockies; took part In tho Uruguay
rebellion OF 1908. and held tho rank
Of lieutenant colonel OF field artillery
with tho American forces during the
Great War.
He has published work on big
game and has contributed numerous
travel articles 70 American perlod.
lcais. On the death OF SIR. Brinn. ST..
In 1914. he Inherited an enormous for.
tune and prepondsrating influence
In the d. L. Z. S. c. He has never
taken any active part In conduct Of
the concern. but has lived restless
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21

have you boenT-
''wo couldn't ind any way 70 get
hercF' said Nick. I'VE wanted TO
come but couldn't
why, I told Twinkle Pen 70 tell
Nifnblo Toes to tell Silver Wing 70
take the magic green shoes TO you
so you could find your way 20
Fairyland whenever you wished to
come" said her majesty In surprise.
II wonder why he didn't obey mer'
''fie did, Ho did obey you said
Nancy. but he left tho shoes on
our lawn and Il showed on them
and wo didn't see them until tho
snow melted. We put them on and
wished ourselves hero as quickly m
we could. Ny. but It's nice and
warml And the flowers are in bloom
like summer"
TITS always warm IN r-aIryiand."
snid tho Fairy Queen, giving Nancy
another little squeeze. I'm pnrticu.
larry glad you happened in today.
tho, Riddles. for I've had let
ter from one OF my best friends.
And you know hcrl Gucssr'
Mother Gooso7'' guessed Nancy.
mo. I'll tell you who II 's. It's
the Fiddle LADY, The Riddle Lady
who lives in Riddle LandF'
"Ivhy. We were in Riddle Land
not long ago. cried Nancy.
"well. that's why she wants you
again. She Gays that her subjects
have lost nil their thinking caps
and can't find them. And 30, OF
course. they can't guess n single
answer 10 her riddles. sho wants
you two children to meet Humpty
Dumpty down by tho garden wall
today at noon and go back 10 Riddle
Town with him. She has invited
tho Mother Goose people TO Riddle
Town. too. because they all love
riddles"
Eimble Toes took them 10 the
door and bowed them out. and tho
first person they laid their eyes on
was Humpty Dumpty waiting pa
t!entiy.,"I wouldn't come In because
I don't like stone steps" no explain
ed. How d. do. children. hope
you're both we'll"
Just fine. Mister Humpty." said
Nancy. And how are your"
~ little stlffr' ho remarked. But
fhat.a N be oxpocted. As rflnyor OF
Riddle Town. don't have much
time TO think Of my own troubles.
But we can talk after we get there
and times flying. The Riddle Lady
has n new riddle 10 ask. Gomez
And taking each Twin by an arm.
away they went thru the air TO
Riddle Land.
fTo BE Continued
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