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The Washington times., 1924-01-04
Schwartz Should Win.

II Emmy SCHWARTZ should
win handily from Young
- Dencio, the Filipino, in
Baltimore next Monday night.
He will have weight, height and
reach on his rival, not to mention
considerably more experience.
Dencio is said to pack a good
kick for a midget, but Schwartz
is not such q weak hitter himself.
If Dencio rushes, he will find him
self on the receiving end Of a neat
jab. The Baltimore lad Is q
clever jabber.
Washington ring fans are
showing q lot Of interest In the
ncio-Schwartx contest and
doubtless a large delegation will
make the trip over to Baltimore
to see it.
The Washington times., 1924-01-04
Aces Want Opponents.

Teams in the S5.S0.pound class
are challenged by the Ace Midgets,
who can be booked by phoning
Manager Blankenship at Lincoln
S825.
The Washington times., 1924-01-04
Columbia CUNT BUSY.

Tonight the Columbia MIdRets
will meet the Eaton Midgets in the
Boys Y. M. c. A. gym and TO.
morrow night they win play the
Chevy Chase MidgetA
The Washington times., 1924-01-04
Stantons Challenge.

The Stanton Juniors challenge
basketball teams In the 125-13O.
pound class. Jimmy Farrell, phone
Lincoln s411. 10 handling the
schodulA
The Washington times., 1924-01-04

that lengthy career by facing
anybody without preparation, he
has only himself to blame if
things go wrong.
However, Tender may be ex-
pected to get into shape, arrange
another bout with Goldman, who
is a green youngster, and hand
him a fine lacing.
But he got his surprise, just
the same.
He's Good Advertiser.
A CCORDING to our way Of
u thinking, Charlie Paddock
- is a good advertiser.
CHANGING over the latest rec
ords issued by the Amateur Ath-
letic Union we note that not one
Of those phenomenal records
claimed for him by his California
admirers was allowed.
Going back q couple of years,
we seem to recall that Paddock
failed to face the country's best
men in the East. He confined
himself to the Pacific coast.
Paddock has stirred up q fine
old shindig. He's keeping his
name in the papers in a dull sea-
son: He may need that in his
business.
The Washington times., 1924-01-04
Maintains Active.

The Manhattans win play their
tourth game Of the week when ,hey
meet the Alexandria Ligh. Infantry
'"inOffOw night Alexandria.
The Washington times., 1924-01-04
TY COBB TO BE BACK TN
LINEUP OF TIGERS
By BERT WALKER.

DETROIT JAM 4Those effect that Ty Cobb vim
not be regular in the Tiger may
the discard as will be many New Year resolutions within few days.
the resolutions, for Tigers
Unless injuries him, Ty will play at least 100 games
This be disputed for the Georgia
statement the writer he declared recently that would round
out his twenty years the coming
TO be considered in the official averages for
league in batting other department Of he
dered the actual leader unless he has performed 100 times That
wonderful record the greatest made by ball
present. astonishing Ty play frequently
enough in the coming that his figures will be
The Washington times., 1924-01-04
MUNICIPAL CHAMPIONS
TO BE GUESTS OF

By LEONARD w. COLLINS.

The winner and class Of the second annual
municipal golf championship will be the guests Of The Wash
Times to the third annual national muncp championships
This year the District municipal championships viii again be
staged auspices The Washington Times but the quail
all classes be played the Rock
Greek Park course during the week Of June 2 to T.
There will be very little change the OF
dng this years from that Of last The entrants
will lines, but the qualifying and cham
ponshp last August will be given consideration
by the committee in arriving at the for the second
nnn1
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-01-25
L,ANsE NEWS NOTES


ed Earl Derocher as clerk in Georgt
Sanregret's confectionery store. He
started work Monday.
Rex r. Hawkins Of Jonesville, Ind.
arrived last Friday and is guest OF
his brother, DIR. C. d. Hawkins.
Mrs. Albert Lough and daughter
Eileen, were Houghton shoppers Mon
day.
A daughter was born Monday OF
last week to Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Thor
sen of Zeba.
E. J. Westphal was in Calumet on
Monday in attendance at the funeral
Of Mr.. Mauley, treasurer of the Glow
erland Rodded Fire Insurance COM
pany.
Sy Wedge Of Houghton was in town
Monday.
The cold snap this week has made
necessary a curtailment in the use OF
electric light, the plant being closed
down several hours each day. A short
age Of water caused the shutdown.
The county board of supervisors
will meet today at the court house.
Sheriff Dantes returned Wednesday
from Ionia.
Messrs. Edward Menard, Earl Rag
land, Lamar Robillard, Homer Dero-
cher, Albert Labin, James Fitzpat-
rick and Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Biersch-
bach attended the hockey game in
Marquette Wednesday night.
Miss Blanche Douvalle of Nahma is
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Norman
McKindles.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-01-25
NOTICE

The tax roll for the township Of
L'Anse is now in my hands for col
lection. I will be at my home every
day of the week from 900 to 11:OO in
the morning and from 200 to 500
each afternoon, for the purpose of
collecting taxes. A fee of 17e will be
charged up to January 10, 1924.
Miss Mary Frenette,
11-30-f Township Treasurer.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-01-25
(January 18-Feb. 20, 1920
STATE OF MICHIGAN

In the Circuit Court for the County
of Baraga in Chancery.
Suit pending in the Circuit Court
for the County of Baraga, State Of
Michigan, in Chancery, on the 9th
day of January, A. d. 1924.
Marie E. Starr, Plaintiff, VS.. Joseph
M. Starr, Defendant.
1t appearing from affidavit on file
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-01-25
NOTICE

I will be in my Office in the Chap
pei House, Baraga, each Friday to re-
the year 1928. The fee is 4fe up to
March l, 1924.
Arvid Johnson,
1-18-f Township Treasurer.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-01-25

that the defendant, Joseph M. Starr,
resides out of the State of Michigan;
On motion of Joseph ]. O'Connor,
Esq, Attorney for said plaintiff, It
Is Ordered that said defendants ap-
pearance shall be entered with the
Clerk of this Court within three
months from the date of this order.
JOHN G. STONE,
Circuit Judge.
Joseph ]. O'Connor,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Business Address:
L'Anse, Mich.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-28
AVISO
A ToDos LOS TENEDOREs DE
CERTTFICADOs DE NECEsIDAD
Y CoNVENIENCIA

De acuerdo con Ell reglamento para
la exploitation de vehiculos de motor
de ssrvicio pdblico que funcionen CO.
mo porteadores ptbncos entire puntos
fjos Y por rutas deter1ninadas apro-
bado por la Comision de servicio Phi
blico ell de JUNO de 1924, todos u.s.
tedes debieron haber removable sus Ii
cencias semestrales ell 80 de Septiem-
bre de 1924, mas tardar, cumplien-
do de antemano con todos los requisi
tos que exige dicho reglamento.
Asimisno Sc les advierte que des-
pues del 80 de septiembre de 1924 to-
do tenedor de certificado que no ha-
va removable su hcencia esta trafcan
do ilegalmente en- alberta violaci0n
al reglamento.
Sc advierte que para poder renog+r
una licencia Sc debe enviar esta of
Gina ell examen del vehiculo aproba-
do por ell mecanico del Departamen+ /,
del Interior. los recibos de contribu-
clones Indemnizaciones a obreros y
ell documento de fianza.
Francisco del VALE, Jr.,
Secretario,
Comision de Servicio Ptbhco.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-28
TRES VIEJECITAs

El reporter, emocionado, h. dido de
labios de varios vecinos de la pobla-
cion. el relate de como tres pobres vie
jecitas campesinas, POGO despues de
ocurrir Ia tragedia, llegaron de ala,
de las abruptas serranias, solicitando
noticias. con voz ahogada por ell liam
to. Era que sus hijos, pedazos de sus
entrafias. iban en- ell truck fatal, Y
elias teinian que hubiesen perdido Ia
vida.
ALI. tarde en- Ia noche va, sc desa-
rrollo una escena pat6tica, emocionante.
Era que las tres viejecitas, encontra-
ban a sus hijos sanos Y salvos, que Sc
precipltaban en- sus brazos.
Desgraciadamente, otras no podian
decir otro tanto, no podian derramar
lagrinaS de algeria, sino de dolor, de
desesperaci6n. 81, porque entire los
muertos, Sc hallaban sus esposos. sus
Eijos. Esposas que clamaban piedad,
madres que gritaban desesperadas,
huerfano9, que comprendian que queda-
ban sin defensa, sin ayuda material.
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ultima HORA
IDON ANGEL RIVERO PARA UN
PUESTO PUBLICO?

Anoche sc comontaba en- los circulos
politicos de San Juan que el nombre
Gel ilu3tre veterano, don Angel Rivero,
1uena con inststencia para ocrpar un
importante cargo en- la Administrator
Municipal de San Juan, case de que
salga triunfante la candidatura de don
Roberto H. Todd.
Danes estas lineas tftulo de simple
information, pues a la hora en- que nos
.enteramos de Ii noticia no nos fue' po-
sible entrevistarnos con don Angel pa
ra conocor su opinion sobre ell particu-
'ar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-28
AVER Sc AHOGO UN MI
NO EN- LOS MANGLARES
DE PUERTA DE TERRA.
VICTIMA Sc BANA-
BA EN- UNION DE UN AMI
GO Y UN HERMANITO
MAS PEQUENO
La Asistencia Medica fue Inu-
til.-La Investigation Fiscal
Ell DOlOr de unos Padres

Tenemos Qre registrar en- nuestras
columna, una nueva tragedia ocurrida
en- ell dia de aver. La victlma en- este
case, h& sido I'm niho inocente, por 10
cual oil suceso es aun mas doloroso. Por
10 general, los adultos caminamos ha-
cia la tragedia, sabedores de que nues-
tyas vidas corren pehgro, pero no asi
Ia nlficz, que pierde la vida, victima
dc su propia iroceneia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-28

Aver, dabamos como ultima hora, Ia
aoticia del horroroso suceso ocurrido
en- la carretera que conduce de Trujillo
Alto Rio Piedras, y en- ell cual per
dieron la vida numerosas personas, que
dando otras gravemente heridas.
En- la mahana de aver, uno de nues-
tros redactores, acompahado de nuestro
redactor grafico, Sc persona en- ell sitio
donde ccurriera la catastrofe, y recogi6
de labios de los pacificos vecinos de
esa comarca, la terrible impression que
causara la espeluznante tragedia.
NuestTas fotografias, que aparecen
tambi6n en- esta edici6n, hablan mas
elocuentemente que 10 que pudieran ha-
cerlo nuestras palabras. ALA, precipl-
clio abaJo, un truck destrozado, las
aguas runurosas del rio, cuyo murmu-
llo serd para los campesinos de esa CO.
marca, rocordatorio eterno de la inmen-
sa tragedia.
Los habitantes de Trujillo Alto, no
hablaban aver de otra cosa. La impre-
sion habia sido demasiado dolorosa.
Un grupo de vccinos que salen llenos
de entusiasIno, a participar de una fies-
ia politica, sin pensar que la fataI-
dad les acechaba la vuelta del cami-
no, que muohos de ellos, no habrian de
yer. jamas a los seres queridos.
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fendsrse de la muerte, Ell pobre nifo
sc abandono su triste suerte, pere-
ciende ahogado.
Cuando los atemorizados compaferos
dieron la noticia, y Ell muchachito fue
arrebatado a las aguas, que juguetea.
ban cor su victima, va habia muerto
hacia alguncs minutes. La intervention
medica fue inutil, solamente sirvio pa
ra certificar su mucrte.
Innecesario creemos hablar del do
lor de los desesperados padres de la
criatura, qCe abandonaron sus ocupa-
clones, para corror al manglar. ALI
habrfan de encontrarse, con que ell chi.
uuillo alegre y bullicioso de unas ho-
ras antes, era va un cadaver, una vic
TINA d. la fatalidad.
LA INTERVENTION DE
LAS AJToRIDADEs
Tan pronto Sc tuvo noticias de la
Continua en- la 6a. pagina)
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EN- NUESTRA ACTITUD
NO HUBO VOCINGLERIA
DE NINGUN GENERO. COM
PRENDIMOS QUE Sc IBAN
A LESIONARsLOS INTERE-
SES DEL PUEBLO, Y ESQ
FUETODO
AIrededor del Statement" del
Lcdo. Font Sparez, en- su Ca
racter de AbogadO y MiembrO
de la Asamblea Municipal
de San Juan.

Ell talentoso abogado Sr Font Sua-
rez, en- su caracter de miembro de la
Asamblea Municipal de esta ciudad,
nos di6 un statement (que publica-
mos ell sabado, pagando tribute las
opiniones ajenas), sobre nuestra in
formation de la ordenanza que re-
quiere un permiso para celebrar mi
tines dentro de este Municipio.
Y en- ese 'stateInent'', luego de
encampanarse come ch1ringa con buen
viento, concluye. por decir "que no
habia para que tanta algazara'.
Como otras cuestionss de mayor i'm
portancia demandaban nuestro tempo,
dejamos para hoy el eontestarle al Sc
nor Font.
En- nuestra actitud no hubo vocin-
gleria de ningdn genero. comprendi-
mos que Sc habih incurrido en- un
error con perjuiciu de los intereses de
la comunidad, posiblemente, y nos
apresuramos sehalarlo para una CO.
rrecci6n en- que el 1nismo ilustrado ju-
rista convene cuando afrma que "de
be enmendarse nAenanEa2 : para
ponerla salvo de ataques en- las
cortes de justicia . Creimos cumplir
asi nuestro deber, sin importarnos ST
Ell gallardo jurisconsulto que nos sale
(Coltinila en- Ia pag. 1Ol
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dcADAvEREs DEsAPAREo1Dos9

Mucho Sc teme, que la corriente, que
en- la noche del domingo era muy fuer-
te. haya arrastrado los cadaveres de
algunas de las victimas. Aun aver,
reinaba inmensa confusion. No Sc sa-
be ciencia cierta quienes iban en- 81
truck, nj cuantos, por 10 tanto, es
(Continua en- la pagina 81
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POcas Ords desp4s de oQrr Ia espeuznate trageda de
TmnoAto Sc pesentan en- dcha pohad6n, tres Needtas
CanpeSnas, ansNas pOr sabG 81 sS hYos Sc enCOnraban
Sc TEME QUE LA C0RRIENTE HAY A ARRASTRAD0
LOS CADAVERES De ALGUNAS VICTIMAS. DURANTE
T0D0 Ell DIA De AVER, FUE S0NDEADO FL RIO

QUE AUN NO HA PODDO SER
NO Sc TIENEN NOTICIAS-LO QUE
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UNA DUDA

Como es natural, ell Coronel Lewis,
debe instruir este respecto sus su-
bordinados, para evttar erroneas in
terpretaciones de la ley. No obstante,
el Coronel Lewis abriga ciertas dudas
a este respecto.
La ley puede interpretarse de dos
maneras. En- primer lugar, podria Gre
erse, que una persona podra ser arres-
tada Embellishments que sea acusada
por ell recusador que actta en- determi-
nado colegio electoral. Els decir, que
81 un recusador tiene queja contra cual-
quier ciudadano que trate de cometer
fraude el dfa de las elecciones, puede
acusarle al policia ALI destacado, y
este debera proceder al arresto inme-
diato del supuesto delincuentc.
Pero ia ley tiene otra Interpretation
en- el sentido, de que una persona no
podra ser arrestada en- un colegio cleo
tornl e. dia de las elecciones, por una
simple acusaci6n del recusador, sino
que este deher$ proceder ante una per-
soma conpetente Y autorizada para clio,
y jurar una denuncia contra ell su
puesto transgresor de la ley. Una ve2
que haya jurado debidamente la de-
nuncia. entonces ell policia podra prac-
ticar el arresto.
Tencmos pues, que la ley tiene dos
Continua EN- la Pagina G
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LA TRAGEDIA

Aver. serian las dos de la tarde, oil
nifio Manuel Roman, de siete amos de
edad huvendo a estos calores asfj' ian
tes, Sc dispuso tomar un beHo. Y
con asa inconsciencia dc Ia nineE, Sc
decide por los manglares de Puerta
de TERRA.
Invite 3I hermanito, menor que Ell,
y a un amiguito, llamado Enrique Lo-
pez, para one le acompahasen. En- ale
gre grupo. los tres chiquillos SO diri,
giercn hacia Ia pvolong gaci6n de la Gallo
Pelayo, Y habiendo llegado a los man
glares. s. dispusisron disfrutar dal
rico bano que les ofrendaban aquellas
aguac.
Como es natural, en- estas excursio-
mes infantiles, cada cual Sc dispone d
divertirse por su cuenta, asi, los COM
paferos de Manuel, le perdieron de Wis
ta.
POGO despues, notaron con horror,
que Manuel era arrastrado por la CO.
rriente. La victima, tropezando qui-
zas con alguna piedra, perdio ell equi-
librio, fue arrastrada por las aguas.
Demaslado debil inexperto para de-
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La manera como han de practicarse
.os posibles arrestos en- los colegios cleo
torales el dia de las elecciones, es algo
de vital importancia, y que necesita
ser resuelto antes del dia de noviem-
Dre. para evitar de esa manera difficult
tades de Ultima hora.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-28
Ell C0RONEL LEWIS HAS0LICITAD0I
LA OPINION DEL ATTORNEY GENE
RAL EN- CUANT0 A LA MANERA COL
MOHAN NDEPRACTICARSE LOS ARRES|
TOS EN- LOS COLEGIOS ELECTORALES|

LA QUESTION A RESOL-
YER ES 81 UNA PERSONA
PUEDE SER ARRESTADA
POR UNA SIMPLE ACU-
SACION DEL RECUSADOR
o 81 ES NECESARIO QUE
Sc JURE PRIMERO UNA
DENUNCIA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
LADIES! DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR

The use Of Sage and Sulphur for
restoring faded. gray hair to It's
natural color dates back TO grand
mothers time. She used it TO keer
her hair beautifully dark, glossy
and attractive Whenever her hair
took on that dull. faded or strealSed
appearance. THIS simple mixture was
applied with wonderful effect.
But brewing at home Is mussy
and out.of.date. Nowadays, by ask.
ing at any drug store for bottle of
"Wycth's Sage and sulphur Com
pound" you will get this famous
old preparation. improved by the
addition Of other ingredients. which
ran be depended upou TO restore
natural color and beauty to the hair.
A well-known downtown druggist
says u darkcns the hair so natural
~ and evenly that nobody can tell
il has been applied. You simply
dampen a sponge or soft brush with
Il and draw this through your hair.
taking one strand At time BY
morning the gray hair disappears.
md after another application or two
" becomes beautifully dark and
vjcesv Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
Among New Books
Making a acknowledgements Issues

book. Is designed for additional
study hy students OF American hts.
tory, but It's modern language. re.
freahinEiy interesting. and its odd
bits OF unusual incidents not gener.
ally known. make It a welcome nd.
dition 10 tho family library.
How many American citizens. for
instance. In these days Of criticism
Of the courts know Of the martinez
action OF Andrew Jackson In arrest.
inE and forcing out Of town a
United States district court Judge.
And how many arc familiar with
the fact that after Judge Hall had
boon arrested and the original writ
Of haheas corpus. set aside by
Jackson. had been taken forclbly
from the records, that the iurfst re.
turned, cited tho president for con.
tempt OF court and fined the m.
TONS executive $1,000. Rather than
go to Jail. Jackson paid, according
10 Wlnstock's chapter on tho sol.
dlcr.prosldcni. but he afterwards
forced congress TO repay him tho
amount Of tho fine with interest
thereon.
But the new sketch book does not
entirely upset those so-callad iliu.
slons with which the good, honest
American citizen likes to surround
the statesmen OF the past. George
Washington. John Adams. Theodore
Roosevelt and John Marshall come
in for full credit as does Benjamin
franklin particularly.
Making a Nation" Is published
by tho Making n Nation Co. 7s2
Northup st., Portland, Ore.
Tons OF literature have been
printed concerning tho elements
TINT are supposed to constitute the
determining factors of success OF
individuals and OF nations.
In volume entitled. Paramount
Issues" G. a. n. points out that
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suddenlp teIeqram feR riqht at Daddvs feet

Well. everybody got back smelly
10 Daddy Gander Land -all except
Mother Goose. who said she would
bc delayed nn hour or so on account
OF having TO call, on tho weather
man.
But even that didn't leave Daddy
Gander much time for all he had to
do. He hadn't expected his wife
homo for week.
MY goodncsaf' he exclaimed 70
the Twins. ITS very good thing
wo ran into her when we did.
I never like 70 have her como home
without sending me word. and that's
something she doesn't always do"
Everybody knew what DADDY
meant. lilo meant the big sign
which said. Mother Goose Her
Land" when Mother Goose was az
home. but on the other side OF
which Daddy had printed Daddy
Gander--tila Land" while she was
away. And that slda was always
out when Mother Goose was away
Mp in tho sky. And Daddy boHscd
things with high hand then.
Wen have 10 turn the sign
around the way Il belongs" said
Daddy anSIoualy. looking at tho
aky. Mother may 90 back any
minute"
Away went Daddy ana tho Twins
and Tom Tinker 10 Fix II, when sua.
denly a telegram vfet right az
Daddy's fert. The telegram read.
/ Daddy Camden Mother Goose
Land Earth.
Can't get home today
woathermnn gone visiting and
| can't find him. VIII have TO
stay and watch the raln.tarrcis
10 they don't splash over and
spoil tho circus. Best love.
Mother Goose.
"wcil. well. Welt / guess there's
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The Step on the Stairs
BY Isabel Ostrander

my life forever. thought sho would
drift tho way OF all such women II
tho opportunity 20 rohahllitato her
self by marriage with another in
fatuatod fool was denied her.
"fIe and she were IN some out'or-
the,way hole In tho South. leading n
cat.and-dog's life. when somehow he
learned OF his wifo'a madness and
death, and In romorso no blew his
brains outr'
So that was tho explanation Of the
empty cartridge shell treasured all
these years like tho symbol OF a
ghost that could not DO laidi Barry
whiatled softly and then sudden
question came to his mind.
mir. Griswold. you told me a while
ago that Mrs.--vance was too
clever 10 give you an opportunity
10 free yourself legally without no.
torlety which you could not afford.
surely her elopement with young
vcnner provided you with evidence
enough"
Grlswold rose and commenced 70
pace tho floor, when venner slipped
thru her fingers she remembered
that she still had legal hold on me
and ali her calculating shrewdncss
came 10 her Md. When she found
me- was lying III with typhoid In
Chicago hotel. Men do strange
things in dellrlum and / must have
bahbled her name.
''some fool specialist thought her
presence would pun me thru the
crisis.
when I awokc 10 consciousness
she was In full command and | was
too weak to do anything. In tho
eyes OF the law had eondoued her
ofGense."
The sergeant nodded and oriswoid
resumed.
1T was sheer blackman met her
terms: q quarterly allowance on con-
dition tina, she change her name and
leave the country"
He halted In hls restless pacing
and when he spoke again IL was with
his face avertcd from tho detective.
last October tho 1anitor brought
note up 20 me. and I found that
she had had the impudenee not only
10 break our agreement by returning
10 America but had actually doni.
ciled herself beneath the same roof
and insisted that IL was who had
first broken our agreement By stop
/ ping her allowance, and must come
down 10 her az once for personal
/ interview.
| II went and then began n sertss
OF prosecutions which did not cease
until last nlght. She not only de
mnnded an outrageous income but
forced mo to call upon her al regu.
lar Intervals. on pain OF announcing
herself as my wife and raking up
that whole wretchcd scandal l had
SO carefully lived down.
II thought when that young fool
Gordon Iadd appeared on the scene
lit might make n difference but she
was too internally clever. Yesterday
she demanded a further increase in
her allowance and Il was the last
straw.
Fairly In tho evening went down
20 tell her that had reached the
end and would do no more. but she
defied me iaughingiy. I left her In
a rage and as ] assembled the stair
to my own apartments here / dis.
tincily Jaw young Iadd mounting
from HIS Understand. sergeant.
J arm not trying 10 cast suspicion on
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success can be attained. however,
only by complying with those con.
structive principles OF nature.
The book as a whole Is intended
10 be scientific and unbiased
study Of psycho-ethical principles as
being a part OF nature vitality re-
lated to human life, and to a safe
and successful civilization
This book takes up the following
subjects:
Mind attitudes. constructive and
destructive