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The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-08-06
THE
LIGHTED
LAMP
By ANNA MCCLURE sHoLL
ID By shott story zoo. co.l

4 XV 7 HEN you're done cussin'
M and swearin' and sum-
Wv monin' all the powers Of
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-08-06
Renovating Strawberry
Bed Soon After Harvest

The strawberry patch which has
borne one crop should be renovated
soon after harvest. This is done by
blowing out the plants on either one
or both sides of the row, leaving a
strip only about four inches wide.
The soil of the plowed land is thor
oughly cultivated and if a spike
toothed harrow is used, cross cultiva-
ton may be practiced so that good
bed is made for the new runner
plants. Under good soil conditions
these will start to row within short
time and will make row of new
plants II to is inches wide by early
fall. The new plants are confined
to the proper width by continuing
cultivation until they cease to grow.
Usually it does not pay to renovate
a commercial strawberry patch that
has already produced two crops, al
though a home patch, under very
favorable conditions. may be allowed
to yield three and sometimes four
crops.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-08-06
Exercise Mare and Foal
in Cool of the Evening

In the evening when it is cool and
the flies are. inactive. turn the mare
and foal out on pasture. This will
allow the colt to get plenty Of ex-
ercise, grass, and fresh air with the
least possible interference from flies.
When the mare is not working, the
pasture is the best place for both
mare and foal. but they should be pro
vided with shade of some sort When
natural shade is not available, a cheap
structure should be built to meet the
needs. Hang few sacks under the
trees or in the shed 50 that the mare
and foal can use them to chase of
flies.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-08-06

It is shown in all the fower-like,
pastel colors and in higher shades
that are chosen for the youngest fash
ionables
These important young people are
adorable in miniature ensemble suits,
like the one shown here. Wolfe In any
pretty color-in this case tomato red
makes the dress and eyelet embroid-
cry in white linen contributes the
coat, but eyelet embroidery in thin
batiste would be as good a choice.
The sleeveless coat is bordered with
wolfe like the dress and adorned with
three fancy buttons on each side. Ex-
cept for pocket, this frock appears
to be entirely plain, but usually a
very small, floral embroidered motif
is placed on the pocket or near the
neck.
This ensemble idea for little tots
is quite new, but we are seeing only
the beginning Of its career. New
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-08-06
Hard Luck" With Pigs
Result of Wrong Feeds

A great deal Of so-called hard luck"
with young pigs soon after narrowing
can be traced directly to improper
feeding and in most cases to over
feeding of the sows. Just because a
sow seems hungry just after farrow-
ing is no index that she should re-
ceive feed.
A liberal supply of water should al
ways be available. This will usually
satisfy and quiet the SOW. She should
receive very little feed for at least
"a hours after narrowing The first
few feeds of grain should be light
and fed in the form of thick slop.
She should not be on full feed for
from six to ten days after narrowing
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-08-06
m FTTMY ENSEMBLE SUITS;
COIN DOTS NOW THE RAGE

collars and cuffs of linen may be
taken for granted on most of them
Beside their neatness, they educate
little ladies' in the art of being tidy.
From morning until night, from
parlor to kitchen, from ocean to
ocean coin dots are in circulation.
They are the outstanding success
among the infinitely varied designs on
printed silks and cottons used for
summer frocks. Many curious pat
terms are discovered to be made OF
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-08-06

FASHION dictates delicate and
L flmy fabrics for tiny girls dress
up frocks, and If the little fairies In
our homes had gossamer wings, they
would match up well with these
fragile stuffs. But our wingless fai-
ries have sturdy and active legs, ana
fabrics, however flmy, must be sturdy
too, or soon perish. Fine cotton wolfe
is filmy enough and sturdy enougi,
and stands at the head Of the class
as medium for little tots dresses
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-08-06

printed flannels and plain, pastel-col-
ored fiannels are sure to intrigue de-
signers into ensemble suits and frocks
that will make their small wearers
highly decorative in the scenery. Coat
frocks for girls of six or more are
already shown in these prints with
round collars and narrow turn-back
cuffs, in white or colored linen. that
are detachable and washable Plain
aannel in cheerful colors is in demand
for girls of all ages and simple dresses
made Of it. for the smaller girls are
very effectively finished with yarn
stitchery or a gayly colored flower
done in yarn embroidery. Detachable
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-08-06

"a woman married to you might run
away with a man like you but not
with"
Reuben JOY" Letter supplied.
"Now that know his name, I'm
quite certain she didn't run away with
him. Did you look for her that nightY'
Look for her What do you meanY'
"Why, go through the house, of
course, go upstairs and see whether
her hat was there and the hatplns on
the cushion, and the little bag she took
marketing?"
Letter stared as if he'd been struck.
"How did you know about that bagY
Il didn't. But every woman has
one"
II believe you've been married"
Letter said, suspiciously.
mo, but there's girl in Brook
lyn--"
Letter interrupted. Look for herl
Why didn't look for her?--but she
said, Don't look for me-"
That's what she wrote" Sheldon
said, but only God knows what she
meant. Now. see here, you old gov
eminent mule of tormented idiot,
you get leave from headquarters to-
morrow and start East, and I'll wager
you a hundred dollars to a box Of sar-
dimes that you'll find her where you
left her and longing for you to come
in and track her best carpet with your
boots, like you used to dor
Letter heaved a long. reminiscent
sigh. His lean, brown hand grasped
Sheldon's for a moment.
"If she's there" he said, contritely,
'Tn leave my boots at the door.
used to make her. lot o. work forget
tin TO wipe my boots"
Four days later, Letter rode away
from the desolate camp toward civili-
cation and his hopes weres about
equally balanced with his fears. Shell
don watched him until horse and rider
were mere speck on the horizon and
then turned back, strangely lonely and
homesick, to the society of the Chi
nese cook and the half-breed laborers.
A fortnight passed, and one day the
half-breed who acted as postmaster to
the camp came riding in with budget
of mail from the East. Sheldon sifted
the letters hurriedly for one from
Letter, and found it. It bore the post
mark of a little town in Massachusetts.
He tore it open and read:
"I'm home Got here about dark.
The lamp was lighted, and she had a
hot supper like she was expectin' me
said she'd been expectin' me for a
year. She'd gotten down in the mouth,
before it all thought |
didn't care for her-thought she wasn't
maxim me the right kind of wife.
"She never got far that night. She
came runnin' home, cryin' home, after
she got started little ways. She said
that though she still thought / didn't
love her she knew once she got on the
run that she loved me. She was up
stairs gettin' off her things when !
came in and found her gettin'
off her things and cryin'. You was
right.
"Pm bringin' her West-she's never
been West-say she wants to see the
camp. You can fire the Chinese
heather; and, Kid, when we hit the
camp, Mary and l, I'll get you leave of
absence to look up that girl in Brook
lyn."
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-08-06
kRh EAC.T.N1:

Few things give more and cost less
than woodlot.
Watch the garden for unwelcome
insect visitors. A bug in time saves
nine and the garden sass.
Alfalfa is not only soil enricher
of outstanding merit it is the best Of
all forage crops for dairy cattle.
Lots of loose talk about the poor
class of help on the farms made one
farmer inquire if better living quar-
tiers wouldn't attract better grade
of men.
During hot weather 1t is very nee
essary that the buckets from which
calves are fed be kept clean and ster-
ilized, since dirty buckets are a COM
mon cause Of calf scours Bacteria
develop rapidly at this time of year
and an unwashed bucket soon becomes
very unsanitary
Window glass filters out certain
valuable sun rays On test at the
New Jersey experiment station 1000
chicks kept behind glass averaged
one-fourth pound each at the end Of
- weeks. Two hundred chicks of the
same age and fed the same ration.
hut kept outdoors, weighed ~
ponnds
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-08-06

binations this will make a crisp look
ing gown. But the coin-dot prints are
shown In two-color combinations and
IN two or three shades Of one color
and appear in both silk and chiffon
afternoon frocks.
In these more intricate afternoon
dresses plaits are introduced in many
ways-oftenest in plated skirts set
onto long bodices. The coin dots play
strange FRANKS when the fabric is
plaited-forming curious figures and
combination. thus taking on new in
terest--the variations are exhaustiess.
JULIA BOTTOMI.EY.
"a 1925. Western Newspaper Union
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-29
Fine Underwear Greatly Reduced

PHILIPPINE CORSET COVERS $1o5. But-up shoulder;
dantly embroidered, finished with hand scallopng.
IS FRENCH GOWNS AND ENVELOPE CHEMISE RE-
DUCED $685. Fine nainsook attracvey hand embroidered
finished with scaloping and French fold.
FRENCH CORSET COVERS REDUCED $2.45. Nainsook,
armhole STYLE dany hand embroidered and hand scaoped
rs FRENCH AND PHILIPPINE UNDERTAKINGS REDUCED,
Chemse Skirts Philippine Chemse nansook
and French percae hand embroidered and scaloped
SO PHILIPPINE CAMISOLES REDUCED, csc. Strap and
armhole STYLE danty hand embroidered and hand scaloped
AZ STRAIGHT CHEMISE AND PHILIPPINE CAMISOLES
REDUCED S45 nansoo hand embroidered scaloped
GOWNS CHEMISE AND SLIPS REDUCED, $4.o5.
French Gowns Envelope and Straight Chemise Slips hand
brodered and scaloped
FRENCH GOWNS REDUCED. $685. Extra size; round and
square long sleeves finished dainty embroidery and
hand scalloping.
Fine nderwear Section, floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-29
Neg1igees Greatly Reduced

IMPORTED BROCADED SILK NEGLIGEE REDUCED TO
500 Imported Heavy Silk Crepe Brocaded Neglgee aractvey
trimmed with velvet collar In lovely shade of turquoise blue
IMPORTED NEGLIGEES GREATLY REDUCED TO $50. q
orchid geogette twopece sle the other in bro
caded, trimmed with plain material rose georgete
IMPORTED NEGLIGEE $40 Greatly reduced Rose and
gold brocade neggee trimmed with gold georgette rulng
IMPORTED PAJAMA SUIT, $35. Greatly reduced Jacket
of black and printed silk of lustrous black satin
l SILK IMPORTED NEGLIGEE GREATLY REDUCED
$3.50 Of brown brocade the popular slpover style with
loose, flowing sleeves plain crepe de chine.
SILK ADJUSTABLE NEGLIGEES REDUCED TO $40. 4, of
Bengalne crepe knit daped STYLE finished with flower
men Tan and copen shades.
Neglgee Section bird foo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-29

You will not miss of them feel
there many interesting exhibits, and many
authors you will want to meet.
These authors will be here tomorrow from 80 to $3.50
Mrs Clarence c. Busch vice president League of Ameri
can Pen Women; Grace Livingston Hill, Francois
Berger Moran, Genevieve Taggard, Francis Parkinson
Reyes Maude Menefee Bradley, Adah Moffatt, Mrs. j.
H. Alburts and others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-29
Silk Underwear Greatly Reduced

GLOVE SILK VESTS REDUCED, 1895 Vests, in wanted
strap dantiy with Irish and et lace white
and flesh.
GLOVE SILK VESTS GREATLY REDUCED, S2.o5. Is, with
bodice tailored and neatly trimmed styles Trimmed styles
embroidered trimmed with hlet White orchid and flesh
GLOVE SILK ENVELOPE CHEMISE REDUCED, $685. 8,
with bodice dainty trimmed with fe insertion and edgn
GLOVE SILK CHEMISE REDUCED, $685. e, in bodice top
style Aactvely trimmed with val and flet lace and Irish
sertion edging
Gowns, Envelope Chemise Stepin Drawers of fine quality
radum de chine geogette Strictly tailored acetrm
med styles Wanted shades of flesh orchid and white 10 pieces
in the lot.
SILK ENVELOPE cHEMIsE AND VESTS REDUCED, $685.
10 pieces Satin de chine radm materials Tailored
and acetrimmed styles In orchid peach flesh and white; all
popular shades.
GOWNS GREATLY REDUCED, $1oe5 Heavy Quality Crepe
de Chine Gowns sleeveless with short sleeves Trimmed with
fe insertion and edging. In flesh, peach and white.
UNDERWEAR GREATLY REDUCED, $685.. Is pieces that
include Gowns Vests and Stepn Drawers Materials
include radium de chine Tailored lacermmed
and novelty styles Shades of orchid flesh nile peach and white
ENVELOPE CHEMISE AND DRAWERS REDUCED, $5.95.
of satn radum de chine Dainty lacetrm
med or plain tailored styles.
SILK GOWNS REDUCED TO $2e5. georgette and crepe
de chine plead novelty and strictly tailored styles
Wanted shades of flesh, peach nile and black
floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-29
B1ouses Greatly Reduced

IMPORTED HANDMADE BLOUSES REDUCED TO $1o Is
Imported French Handmade Bouses beautifully beaded
astng de chine material white peach brown
blonde and black.
SILK OVERBLoUsEs REDUCED TO $3.50. IS Crepe de
Chine Overblouses and tailored tuc-n models
round and Peter Pan neckines Iuc pleang drawn
work and lace trimmings Navy black, white and tan.
SILK OVERBLOUSES REDUCED $575. 20 Overblouses and
crepe chine satin and jersey Vee and club
necklnes. Trimmings of uckng and buttons.
HANDMADE VoILE OvERBLOUSES, $685.. 7. Imported
from Belgium Embroidered drawn-work and lacenmed
els Wee and round necks. Long and short sleeves.
Blouse hird floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-29
Breakfast Coats and Kimonos
Greatly Reduced

BREAKFAST COATS, $3.50. Greatly reduced Of tafeta
crepe de chine Plain tailored and neatly lacemmed styles
in orchid.
KIMoNOS REDUCED TO $40. Imported Eponge Kinonos,
in loose flowing draped models In salmon
orchid.
COTTON CREPE KIMONOS, $780, Greatly reduced m
orchid and black,
black, trimmed with black bands.
SILK SACQUES REDUCED TO SIS. Crepe de Chine Sacques
in attractive 1ace-trmmed styles. Blue pink shades.
Neie Third
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-29
Women's Hats Reduced, 1915

Dress Sports Hats, in silk satin and felt
Sports Street Hats felts Reduced S675
Section. Third floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-29
Sports Dresses Reduced, $3.50

Women Flannel Dresses plain striped finished
with country club convertible, necks; long sleeves.
10 KASHA AND FLANNEL DRESSES REDUCED, $3.50
One and piece models plain materials country club
veribe V necks.
Section Third oor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-29
Misses DressesReduced, $3.50

Crepe de Chine Flat Crepe Satin Crepe and Beaded French
Dresses all in lovely coo including black and navy; sizes H.
10 and l8
IS MISSES DRESSES REDUCED $3.50 Crepe Satin Printed
Crepe and Beaded French Geogee Dresses afternoon
dinner
10 MISSES COATS REDUCED, $3.50. In Amazon coth-a
soft lightweight but abricvery appropriate days
and steamer Green, brown and other
coors; sizes II, 10 and 1S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-29
Smart Sweaters Greatly Reduced

IMPORTED SWEATERS REDUCED TO $50. Sik-and-
Coats of splendid quality and style Surpce crossing
in front, be1ted Brick and black coors.
IMPORTED WOOL GOLF COATS REDUCED TO S1975. 5,
with green front, with brown front and dark with
poudre beu Sizes 40 to Al.
IMPORTED GOLF COATS $12.75. Gray with jacquard fronts
only and 40.
SPORTS COAT SWEATER REDUCED TO $40 l Three
Rayon Red Plaid Sports Coat Size 40
BOBBY COATS REDUCED TO $40. Rayon Silk and Cancels
Hair Coats Navy and plaid brown and pads and black
plaids Sizes to AZ.
BOBBY COAT REDUCED TO SIS. Tan, with red stripes
Size 40
Sweater Section
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-29
For Tomorrow-IO0 Pieces
25-ft. Garden Hose, 1926
With Brass Coupling and Nozzle

This really Highgrade Seamless Moulded Hose Of SPLEEN
did weight and thickness the price usually asked for much
cheaper grades
The of fine BRASS heavy easily and quickly
regulated to full stream, shower fine spray
Housew Section
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-29
Juniors Coats Reduced, $3.50

Spring poare CLOTH full lined rust;
and II years.
JUNIOR MISSES DRESSES REDUCED, 1880 Satin Crepe
Chine and Fae Dresses black brown navy; 10
and II
"a GIRLS SCHOOL DRESSES REDUCED, S1es. Gingham
Chambray Cotton Crepe Dresses styles
sizes to IA years.
dJuniorM ssetionF Fourth floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-29

Book Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-29
Women's Goats Greatly Reduced

WOMENS MANNISH COATS REDUCED, $3.50 Blue and
red plaids velvet collars and cuffs.
WOMEN'S SPORTS COATS REDUCED $780, Northern
Plaid Sports button trimmed; with pockets
SUEDE CLOTH COATS REDUCED, $4e.50. B Suede Cloth
Goats with natural skunk border; rosewood and tan
IMPORTED TWEED COATS REDUCED SIS. g; Sports type;
TAM plaid; Kimberly tweeds wonderful for
travelling.
IMPORTED COATS REDUCED, s6e5o 3; Plaid mixtures Of
fine quality.
WoMEN'S TWEED SPORTS COATS REDUCED, SIS Man
nish Tweed Sports Goats, in tan and gray.
Section I'd floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-29
The Princess Yellow Rose
Dinner Set, "A Pieces, 5000
VERY SPECIAL

A new open-stock pattern
introduced about a month
ago, and sold out in a few
days. The second shipment
has just arrived.
The Princess shape is dis
tinctive the yellow rose
pattern is delicately dainty
and exquisite; the quality of
the porcelain is most desir-
able and of glossy wilderness,
which takes the decoration
in a most pleasing manner.
At $1,000 for A-piece set
you are effecting a worth
while saving.
Dinnerware Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-29
he Month End Clearance Sale Tomorrow
Smart Spring Apparel Greatly r.

remaining
them Women
will be specially
specially displayed quoted
GOULD surprise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-29
Women's Dresses Reduced, $3.50 Won

Is Dresses afternoon satin printed
and de chine black browns polka dot and aover
printed 8drent styles the sizes broken 50 to 40
Afternoon Reduced SIS.
Satin Crepe Dresses styles long sleeves; black,
Lanvin green sizes So 49, 40 and A.
Sports Dresses Reduced $3.50 Casm Sports Dresses;
oed models with long sleeves natural Lanvin and
different styles SO, 40, ~ and "a.
Afternoon Dresses Reduced $3.50 Satin
faes and charmeen mostly of style; black blonde
and brown; long and short sleeves; broken
Imported Tailored Dresses Reduced $3.50 Kasa Cloth Tai
loed Dresses with long sleeves white 3d. natural
SO and 49,
Original Reduced, SIS In blonde satin;
Original Drecol Reduced $75 In black 49,
Original Dreco Evening Dress Reduced $685. Coral Velvet
Evening Dress; size So
womens Dress Section Third floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-29
Cretonne Pillows
Featured at 85c

You cannot buy better Summer
pillow at this low price, we do not
believe. In several shapes and a
good selection of designs and
co1ors; soft and comfortable. For
canoes, porches, swings, hammocks,
automobiles.
Other Cretonne Pillows. in large
assortment, including those made
Of English print fabrics in unique,
original and colorful designs. s.
to 81.
Pillow Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-29
Is Smart Shoulder-Stra Skirts
Reduced, $3.50

Plain and checked fanne braid and button trimmed tan
rosewood blue and checks The skirt the younger girl
and miss wearing
irt Section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-29
Spaso-Savo
Refrigerator Dishes
P P9;eed Csc
Tbrse dishes double the rama rifv

These dishes double the capacity
of your refrigerator or food cup
board. They are of durable quail
ity glass, we'll finished and fit one
on top of the other in a way that
saves space and allows plenty of
ventilation for the foods. Trans
parent, so you can easily see what
is in each one; are easily cleaned
and set fiat, so they won't tip
over Splendid value at 85c.
Glassware Section. Fifth floor.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-03
BY MILTON BRONNEK
NEA Service Writer

| Paris, July 3.-Judgmcnts OF the
dead:
Courts hearing cases concerning
those who have passed on, instead Of
those who are still alive:
These are the things that are
wrnging the hearts Of patriotic
Frcnchmcn today and making them
realize once more what an inferno
war is and how much gricvous wrong
it brings about.
For these judgments Of the dead.
handed down by the courts. arc in
tended to reinstate dead men and re-
store TO them their honor, their de-
cent namc--often the only heritage
they had to leave to their family.
Here's what it's all about: often
during the war soldiers were executed
out Of hand.
In moments Of crisis, summary
judgments were handed down with
out even the form Of trial. And
the dead were often only reported to
their despairing families as--"miss-
ing"
II became sinister word. It COW
cred so many tragedies.
But there happens to be in France
La Ligue dcs Droits de IHomme--
the League of Human Rights-which
was formed during the martyrdom
of Captain Dreyfus. 1t is always
fighting to redress judicial tyrannics.
And one Of the jobs it has set for
itself has been to restore the repu
tation Of men wrongfully blasted.
Some of these stories beat fiction
all TO pieces. There is the case Of
1<,k frr ct nCn
known in French annals as the civ
ing dead man"
Waterloo was miner in northern
France He was modified on Aug.
3. 1914, and late that day, all alone.
his wife gave birth to their first
child.
Waterlot's regiment, the 327th.
took part in all the battles in the
north and also in the great retreat.
For three days they had marched
without rest, without food, without
drink.
Suddenly they were attacked by an
overwhelming force of Germans and
they became panic stricken. They
gave way. They broke ranks. They
ran.
But some miles back they got a
grip on themselves and. without Off
GERS, they grouped themselves to-
gcther and started back for the
front.
They met general known as a
Tartar. He ordered his adjutant to
pick out at random six men and a
corporal and have them shot at once
as an example.
Waterloo was one Of the sacrificial
victims. When the volley was fired,
he dropped with his comrades. When
night fell. he realized that he had
not even been wounded.
But his hair had turned white in a
few hours. He made his way to the
nearest regiment. which happened
to be the 233d, and told his story to
the colonel, who happened to be a
humane man.
He did not give Waterloo up to the
authorities. But it was also impossl-
| BILE officially to enroll him in regl-
ment because officially he was dead.
He was quietly made part Of the
color guard. He fought like tiger
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-03

mcnt He had fought at Charlerci,
in the great retreat, and in the bat
tie Of the Marine.
On the night of Sept. 80, 1911, his
company was in reserve in Il cemetery
three miles behind the line at
Cormicy.
The morale Of these men from the
north was not good. They had not
slept nor eaten properly. and they
were filled with stories of the atroci-
ties the Germans we're said to be
committing in their homes and on
their wives and children.
Santcrre's feet we're cold and he
stamped them to set the blood going
His corporal ordered him to silence.
A little later, forgetting himself, he
did so again. His captain shot him
dead
Six years later the ministry of war
sent to his father, military medal,
awarded to Augustin Santerre, "a
brave soldier who died gloriously for
France" The father refused the
medal.
"Hc did not die gloriously for
France" said the father. "He was
assassinatcd. | want no medal for
my son. want justice"
And the court at Douai gave it to
him.