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Examine nf COOperatiOn

Cooperative effort brought about liquidation o'
tbc affairs Of the defunct City National bank III q
manner that will benefit the city to great degree
Tho committee intrl,stcd with negotiations by the
dcnc.tors and officers f the First National bank
arc entitled to commentator for the effective man
ner in which the agreement was consumma'eu'
Only the approval Of the federal banking authorize
IS wanting to make the settlement binding.
The arrangement by which the depositors VIII
secure sixty per cent Of their deposits at once re-
fleets the strong financial resources OF Bismarck
Business was not affected materially By the closing.
as conditions in the Capital City arc fundamentally
sound because the citizens did this and have on
many other occasions shown fine spirit OF coopera-
ton when necessity demanded.
Credit given to Col. c. B. Little at the meeting
of depositors was fitting. He worked cnergetically
to make possible the arrangement which, If approved
at Washington, will release nearly S5O0,OOO OF
assets This is a considerable amount and coming
at this season Of the year will facilitate business
and create feeling Of goodwill in the community.
The proposed settlement sets at rest ugly
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What is the most frequently quoted poem eve
written?
Try that on your crowd evening, and set
what they say.
They may seem bit baffcd at first. No on,
may guess right. They may offer THE Psalm o.
Life" the mercy speech Of Shakespeare, I'm Me
moriam" or "Grays Elcgy.'
But if someone should happen to mention the
right one, each and every guest will withdraw his
or her own contribution, and say "of course!"
For statistics-no matter how gathered-demon.
strate that the "Rubaiyat' Of old Omar Khayyan
is the most quoted poem ever written. That means
Fitzgcralds translation Of course.
Is it because man is pessimist that this poem OF
the futity the emptiness Of life, for the grape
is popular?
"You know how little while we have to stay,
Ard. departed. may return no more"
'Thc worldly hope set their hearts upon
Turns ashes-or it prospers; and anon.
Like upon the deserts dusty face.
Lighting little hour or twc-is gone"
Or is the POEMS popularity really tribute to
man? A tribute to that spark of intelligence with
in him, that spark which distinguishes man from
the brute. that intelligence which makes man ask
what comes next. what it's all about, what's the
USE anyway, what the meaning Of life is?
Is it lines like these that make it the most quoted
poem known?
"!Ah, my Beloved. fill the cup that clears
Today Of past regrets and future fears;
Tomorrow!-Why, tomorrow may be
Myself with yesterdays sewn thousand years
Or
And il the wine you drink, the lip you press.
End in what all begins and ends n-Yes;
Think then you Today what Yesterday
You were-T0mOrrow you shall not be less"
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Of the Schooner. She was wearing "A
gay suit Of black and white flannel
and Il little white hat that struck a
brave note against the wintry dull
ness Of the landscape.
Judith" She called, "come FOR !.
stroll with me. won't YOU"
With obvious reluctance. Judith
complied.
Eve laughed. "Oh, don, be afraid.
I'm not going to say, I told you so.
] just want to chat
They fell into step. 1.-THE old lion
is on the loose again, ! Sec" re-
marked Eve, glancing at another OF
| the deans posters. Hot times com
ing. or my mistake.
EYES," said Judith. Hes tasted
I blood"
4 what have you heard of Eric -
asked Eve quietly.
I Judith shrugged. Nothing.
never felt so helpless in my life"
Eve purscd her redeemed lips in
thought. "Qucer. That tragic little
woman, Prudence Brown, ran up Ia
me in the Tavern today and almost
/ begged me to tell her something Ia
do for him. Haven't the slightcsl
idea why she came to me-
"Oh," said Judith, gcnially, Il
have. Eric is known as one Of your
tame cats"
/ Ewes laugh was unperturbcd
That's fine. He's pretty nice
kind of pet to be credited with"
/ I'm afraid people won't think 50
I from now on" said Judith, gioomily
| Eve studied an evergreen tree
ahead Of them. "Well. / dom,
know. The public forgcts yer,
quickly. II he pulls through this.
should say he wasn't irreparsbi,
damaged"
| Judith did not answer.
A familiar pair Of riding boots OF
the path ahead Of them drew Eve,
attention, and she gave iittls
bird-notc whistle that Judith haf
never heard before.
! will Wethcrel turned around and
came toward them. He stepped be-
tween the two women, taking 81
| arm Of each. Things are IO0kinl
up, Eric-w orshipers." he said.
| Judith lifted her head eagerly.
J. .A I. (. ne =. quickly" teassd will. :"
Eve wss grave. "What IL II
Will? Don't clown just now"
We've rot the other side fightin'
4 I'M IN The lute. The dean eslle(
! on the ehist u police this mornins
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and demanded a statement about the
inquest. The chief told him il was
none Of his damn business.
He also told Timothy that he
could run his little college and Tho
chief would run the police depart
j mcnt. Practically accused Timothy
Of grand standing in this Shea mur.
| dcr-trying to get the credit for
| pushing it, and SO forth. Told tho
dean 10 stay out from now on, and
when he wanted him, he'd call him .
Eve laughed g.ily. Marvellous!
] That's what Timothys been needing
But can the chief stick to it,"
We'll" said viii, ''thc police
to Timothy Brown. He is free to Lei
his conscience be his guide"
Judith looked at still another For
rest Poole poster on tree. "That
means all the more venom for this
great cleanup" she said. "Foilcd
Of ono victim, Dean Brown will 70
after Others"
II hope he won't go after you the
very first one" said Eve. Because
OF course he'll get you in the end.
y you want to bolshevik, you've
chosen the wrong profession"
Wctherel turned to Judith. 1--WE
learned something more that will in
tcrcst you.' he said smugly.
Well" Judith's eyes implored
him.
''Your other admircr has been put
in charge Of the Sunday school re-
vival."
Eve looked up, laughing. ''Dr.
Dorm
Wethercl nodded. "Dcan Brown
gave him all the direct administra-
tive work to do, while the dean fits
around with the legislators"
Eve clapped her hands. "What
fun! You'll be the center Of 4 Jug
o'-war. Judith"
Wethcrcl went on. between puffs at
his pipe. Il hear Brown told Dorm
he'd make him head Of the physical
science department, if the thing goes
reaction Of the legislature. Pcndlc-
ton needs pig appropriation.
"lf they impress the boys that
come over from the state capital to
witness the meeting, zowic! up Goes
the appropriation, and up goes Dean
Browns stock, with the president
and the curators."
And on the coat tails Of Dean
Brown. up goes Dr. Peter Dorm"
said judith bitterly.
You said it, remarked Will.
"Thcy say the dean has ordered his
wife to head the lcgions Of the W. c.
I. L.. and they will stand at every
entrance the night Of the mass meet
ing, ready TO pin the white ribbon
of purity on the blue serge or gray
flannel lapel Of each faithful soul
that enters the hall"
Eve laughed dclightedly. II shall
be there. with my white ribbon" she
said. "That'll give the dean apo
plcxy."
Ibid Mrs. Brown agree to all
this?" asked Judith thoughtfuily.
Wcthcrcl raised his eyebrows. MY
dear young woman. that is one of
the things didn't hear
Judith turned down College read.
Eve fluttcrcd green handkerchief
after her.
1t was almost noon, and Judith
overlook many boys and girls on
their way home to lunch.
Walking with her head down, she
did not realize that there was some
one sitting on the step until she
turned into the Stedway walk.
Erie" she cried.
He was whiting Look" he
said, holding up the object. This is
going to be a very fine whistle, antis
I'm going to use il to whistle the
devil up"
Ito Be ContinuedD
Eric is out Of Jail. hut there is \
lot to be explained. The next chap.
ter tells Of mysterious deliverer.
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AnneAustin H SES5iI2SS .t1 12 siaM @8t

Bob Hathaway and Faith Lane look
ed at each other blankly for Il moment
then Bob laughed shortly. flicking the
typed message that the fleeing stem
ographcr had left for him, with con-
tcmptuous finger
:. "Scarcd stiff-lit out" he said sue
cinctly. "Shc must have guessed
that you had traced the letters ia
this office. But this is rather con-
elusive proof that had nothing to
do with her nasty little blackmail
scheme, isn't it ?"
"Oh, Bob, don't" Faith pleaded
reaching out u shy hand to touch his
arm. Il never really doubted you,
but | had to find out all | could-for
1herry's sake. In my heart, !
Your big heart, your darling, gen
crous big heart" he said huskiiy,
gathering her cold fingers into a grip
that hurt her. This isn't the time
nor the place, dear. to tell you. |
~ canned I so differently-moo
light or starlight, the two Of US alone,
entirely away from all the other
Lanes and Cherry's problems but
you know. Faith, darling Faith, that
! love you. want YOU to marry me.
You've known. haven't YOU" He
drew her toward him. his blue eyes
brilliant with love, but little shy,
too-the eyes of man who has not
had enough practice in tender dec
larations to do it easily.
: Yes Faith whispered with I'M
steady lips. Then, with sudden
smile OF heartbrcaking tenderness
that flooded her brown eyes with
light and lifted the deep-cut corners
Of her mouth in irresistible invita-
fion. she abandoned her instructive
effort TO hold back. and walked glad
y. proudly into his arms. She cupped
his flushed. lean face in her hands,
and raised her face for his kiss.
: His arms strained her with such
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sudden ficrccncss against his breast
as he bent to kiss her that her back
protested with sharp stab Of pain.
But it was a delicious pain. She
could have smiled at being stretched
on the rack if he had been bending
| over her. kissing her
! When ut last he flung back his
| head, triumphantly, and she rested
in the curve Of his arms, looking up
at HIM with wide. misty eyes, she
saw to her amazemcnt that his lips
| were trembling, and that tears had
| magnified the amazingly blue irises
Of his eyes.
"Not--sorry, Bob" she whispered,
and touched his check with tinglina
quiycring fingers.
Sorry! Oh, my God, Faith! I'm
just praying that I'll be halfway
good enough for you. | feel such a
about Cherry. wish | had
never kissed another girl. that"
"Don't!" she begged huskily. IL
know-how you feel. Chester Hart
kissed me once, but | didn't like it.
II rubbed it off, she confessed
naively, "and he was so angry that
he turned to Cherry. But I've
never-let men paw me. Bob"
"You precious!" he laughed. rub
bling his cheek against hers, and cud-
ding her fingers against his throat.
well simply have to forgive each
other for our dreadful sins and begin
all over again. Do you really love
me-" His voice was suddenly serious,
little incredulous. as if he sincerely
doubted that such marvellous thing
had really happened to him.
"l'm afraid I love you too much,"
she whispered unsteadily. drawing a
quick sharp breath as if her heart
hurt her. filled as it was with too
much JOY. II always love too much.
burden those l love with tenderness
and solicitude. Don't let me burden
YOU Bob They say men Like 10
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and uncallcd for rumors that flew from mouth "a
mouth without any basis in fact. Officers Of the
closed bank have placed all their resources at the
command of the dcpositors committee and their sole
desire is to pay every depositor 100 cents on the
dollar.
It is such cooperative effort tina, makes Bismarck
the fastest growing city in North Dakota.
Teamwork and the driving force Of cnterprisins
citizens mean most to the future Of the Capital
City.
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pursue. never quite sure, even after
hidden chamber. containing the
very core Of love-
Bob Hathaway laughed cxultantly
cutting short her fumblng cxplana.
ton with another long kiss. "You re
u natural-born givcr. dear heart. You
couldn't hold back to save your life
we'll spring the news on the
Lane family and on Uncle Ralph this
very night" he told her gaily, afte,
bit, as she was smoothing her hair
She looked up at him with startled
eyes. "And break your promise ia
your unclc?" she demanded. mo
Bob. We're going to keep it secret
until after Chcrry's wedding, and
you're not coming to the house. No
wait, please. darling! 1t isn't fair t.
allow you to be mixed up in all that $
happening or threatening to happen
to Cherry. Well sec each other fire.
qucptly -
"Why, Faith. couldn't stand it,
he protested plaintivly, like hur,
boy. Just when I've learned wha,
heaven is"
"Please, Bob, it will be hard for me
too, but. well-I'm thinking of Cher.
~. too" Sudden color famed in the
clear ivory of her cheeks. "Shc loves
you. Bob, she really does, in her way
1t would hurt her terribly to sec our
Our happiness, while she is prepar.
ing to give herself into a lovelcss
marriage. DO this last thing for me
for Cherry and after she is mar.
ricd. I'll wear placards, like the old
sandwich men, advertising to the
world that I'm going too marry
Mr.. Robert Hathaway, rising young
architect"
"l'll think it over" he told her 50
forlOrnly that she was touched al
most to surrender.
Hello! Why, Faith, YOU here!
Hello. Mister Hathaway Cherry
stood in the doorway, her piquant
little face hard and angry, her yellow
eyes blazing. II suppose Faith has
told you that we're on to your little
game. thought Id beat her to it.
but found she'd taken those awful
matchmaking letters. Now-comc
clean, Mr.. Bob Hathaway"
Ito Be COntinued.)
Copyright, 1926. NEA Service. Inc. J
TOMORROW: On the trail Of sin.
lister Pete (.Onzales
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ing more or less openly at the Rev
erend Forrest Poole.
The university cooperative store
hau a more resplcnden. pi;.card. a
rainbow in natural tints spread
across the top of the card. and be-
meath it, there was the legend:
'From the mists Of doubt and the
.empests OF confusion, there shall
arise the rainbow of faith.
Hear DR.. Forrest Poole's scathing
drnunciation of do-intellectual
agnos,ics, and his clarion call to the
standard of true religion. At the
auditorium, $3.50 p. m., February H.
Here the vari-colored rainbow had
crowded the Reverend Poole out Of
the picture, bland eyes, windsor tic
and all.
Miss Rcasey the elder came out Of
the book store as Judith was reading
the sign. She was carrying new
Oxford note book and roll OF
blotting paper.
"Oh, Miss Martin" she called. Ju-
dlth saw no escape.
Hello" she said listlcssly
Miss Reasey hurried up to her
r"What have you heard about the
Shea casc:"
Judith frowned. Nothing at all,
she said, preparing to leave.
"Oh. don't rush away" exclaimed
Miss Rcasey. The young journal.
list was telling me just now that
everything closed up last night. tigh,
as 4 bandbox. No information or
any angle of it, even for the news.
papers. What do you make Of
that :"
II make nothing. I'm not ar
authority on the Shea CASE" said
Judith. somewhat caustically. and
walked away from her.
The Prairie Schooner also bore it,
banner:
Help put Pendleton University or
the map. Show the world VIVA.
alma mater can do for the cause Of
right thinking and right living.
"Rally with the rest Of your school
against the powers Of darkness that
are creeping into university life.
HMake Pendleton clean"
Eve GeThart was just coming oul
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won the scales last year, Barnes coun-
ty winning the cup. Burlcigh cou,l.
ty is eligible for the cup this yea Z
and every effort will be made BY thu
school children TO win it.
The per capita aim Of the Tuber-
culosis Association this year Is five
cents, Il total OF S3..O59.GU. A part
of the money raised through tn,
Christmas seal sale is used in the
county where il is raised for tho pre-
vcntion Of tuberculosis among school
children. Another part is used at
the Sun Haven sanatorium, the tray
cling health clinic is supported and
supplies for tho. next year are pur..
chased. a total Of 3,544.l7 was raised
in North Dakota last year through the
sale Of seals.
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(Ap2 |!'|!!. ||:!'!

WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE
JUDITH MARTIN. red-haired rebel
among faculty members Of Pendle-
tiOn University. il hated by DEAN
TIMOTHY BROWN of the discipline
committee.
ERIC WATERS. senior. and DIR.
PETER DORM. of the astronomy de-
partmcnt. are rivals for Judith's
favor.
: MYRA ALDRICH. Eric's boyhood
sweetheart. is jealous of Judith.
!: Judith stumbles ON q secret love
affair Of Dean Browns wife. and
I befriends her. When KITTY" SHEA.
town b0otlegger. tries to biackmail
Mrs. Brown. Judith appeals to Eric
for protection.
4 When Shea's body is found under
his car in q creek, and . letter adj
dressed to Eric is discovered in his
pocket, Eric Is arrested - . material
witness.
: Professor horn offers his consola-
tfon to Judith. but they quarrel over
her friendship for Eric.
NOW GO on WITH THE STORY
. CHAPTER XXXvII
OnllSt SCtSoS S1POhSVHS SAiu Vic
large red letters of the placard tack
ed to the bulletin board in the sunkcn
garden near administration hall.
I There was, below, a picture Of a
very earnest man in windsor tie,
with bland. dark eyes in round,
smooth shaver face. Reverend For
rest Poole. champion Of the right, a
thinking Christian. will address the
sprnat mass meeting of the uniyer-
ssity student body on the night Of
February first. in the main auditor
3um. The attendance Of every uni
versity student is expected"
IN the lower right hand corner was
xhe signature. Timothy N. Brown,
dean Of the college Of liberal arts"
Around this placard, there was .
ehantfne group. Shortly after break
Asst, on the day after the She's in
Inuect. Judith saw It surrounded with
Sie-eyed fteshmen. Returning from
" e1Soe at noon, she found it, Cd
niroSo mostly yAkish seuiors, sneer-
= Z stsaf
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Marvellous Results
Are Being Obtained
at Leper Colony

Grea. interest in the lcpcr colony
at Carville, La, to which he recently
took the first lcpcr North Dakota has
known in years, was expressed here
BY DR.. A. A. Whittcmorc, state health
director, on his return from the trip.
Several hundred persons arc being
treated mt the "lcperatorium," Dr..
Whittcmorc said, and the results OBJ
tanned from the new treatment with
chaulmoogra oil are marvellous.
While apparently complete cures arc
being effected the treatment has not
been used long enough to permit med
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Schools of County
Hope to Win Elsie
Hadley White Cup

Christmas tuberculosis seals, pins
and supplies have been sent t. Miss
Madgc Runy, for distribution to the
teachers and puni!s in Burlcigh coun-
ty schools, by Miss Helen X. Katcn,
secretary Of the North Dakota Tubcr-
culosis Association.
1hc Eisic nacicy White cup goes
to the country raising its five-year
average of seal sales the greatest per
cent. A beautiful dc luxe scale goes
to the county with the highest per
capita sale of seals. Burlcigh county
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NEWS BRIEFS

Major Mario de Bernardo Of Italy
sets new seaplane speed record by
driving plane 81 average speed Of
Allen Upward, author, found dead
ut residence near London shot
through the heart; suffered deprcs-
sion over merit Of literary work.
Madison. Wis.-Roy L. French. di-
rector Of journalism ut University Of
North Dakota, was elected national
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president Of Sigma Delta Chi, nation.
al journalistic fraternity, at convcn-
tion here.
Benjamin PurnelI, head Of House
OF David freed under bail, returns
to his temple in Shiloh.
Amateur athletic union wins con-
troll of American Olympic association
and elects Williams G. Prout Of Bos-
ton as president.
Fargo Ray Brady was convicted by
jury here Of grand larceny in connec-
ton with the theft of an automobile.
He was charged with the offense to-
gether with Mrs. Esther Newberg,
who was previously convicted.
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