davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1927-10-09
Adjusting Shock AbsOrmrs.

Al guess the novelty of my new car
is beginning to wear off" Smith OBJ
served the other day at the garage.
II thought it was a wonderfully fine
riding machine when | first got it,
but somehow or other the last few
days it doesn't seem to have been
giving me the same comfort"
THAT sounds as though your shock
absorbers needed adjusting" l told
him. Even If nothing else has gone
wrong with them, the chances are
that the straps have stretched bit.
You have no idea how vital the proper
adjustment of these devices is in the
matter of riding qualities.
1t Will not he possible here to go
into the details of adjusting each of
the ma ior shock absorbers and spring
controlling devices. but there are q
few general rules which apply in all
cases. | will give them about as
gave them to Smith.
Io0senpss Cuts Efficiency.
"First, YOU must figure that wheth-
en- YOU have the strap type or the
purely mechanical type there Is a
certain amount of wear which must
h" taken into consideration ! con-
tinued. Wear always entails loose
ness. In the case of any device which
must he in a position to control the
action of the springs accurately and
instantly, it should be obvious that
looseneSs will make any of these de-
vices inefficient. This applies whCth.
er the devices are of the hydraulic,
mechanical or frictional type. No
matter how they operate, in the main
there has to be some positive conn1c
ton with the axle, and it is loose
ness here that your poor riding quail.
ties sometime begin.
II do not mean to give you the i'm
preston that connections should he
as tight as possible. You can overdo
it at this end If YOU are not careful.
Whether devices are connected to the
axle or by mechanical arm or strap,
there must be some freedom at the
connection, and sometimes fabrication
as we'll. Where straps are employed
1t is necessary to avoid any lOosencSs;
yet ut the same time YOU must be
careful not to put the springs under
an extraordinary load by tightening
the straps too much.
"Most of the cars I have ridden In
lately have suffered from too much
of the springs This is
uue W tNifS uo" tle car DN ADJUST
ing the spring control too tightly. 1t
is just the reverse of your situation
| mention 1t not only because Of it's
but also because when
You go back to the service station for
an adjustment they are likely to think
YOU are at the other extreme in riding.
AS II result they may tie your car
down to point where YOU will be
just as dissatisfied as YOU now are
The sort of riding YOU now get is
Evening star., 1927-10-09
SCIENTISTS SEEKING
"GAS" SUBSTITUTE
TO PROTECT FUTURE

Continued from Sixth Page.)
, 1927-01-29

Brunswick. Ii was because Justice Nc
Keowu had called the payment OF the
500, 600 an act Of bribery that the
Senate committee was investigating MIR.
Gould's right to hold ms seat. The hear
ings closed last week to be resumed on
Jan. "a. No recommendations were made.
Mr.. Gould, meanwhile, remains an ac-
tive member of the Senate. His lawyers
maintain that, even if he did commit brl-
berry in Canada in 1912, he ought not to
be ousted from the U. S, Senate since he
was legally elected in 1926. In any case,
it was the New Brunswick Premiers,
not Mr.. Gould, who had ,iolated poIiti-
cal trust. Time,
, 1927-01-29
ASIA AND AMERICA WERE
ONCE UNITED

Between Asia and America, in the wa
tiers of Boring Strait, are two little ISL
anas. A giant might step from our con-
tiaent to old Asia in three steps if his
legs were fifty miles long, setting a foot
on each Of the two sunk9u mountain tops.
Science says it has found on those
peaks Of submerged mountains tools used
by human beings two thousand years ago,
when America and Asia were united.
therefore, the first visitors TO Ameri-
ca did not come from Italy or Scandina-
via in boats, they simply walked over
from Asia. Thus you explain the fact
that the red In dams are Mongolians. -Er.
, 1927-01-29

er-faced Yankee of SO. sat before a great
fire in a committee room last week and
sought to defend himself against charges
of bribery, which he is said to have com
mitted many years ago. An Investigate
inc committee, headed by Senator Walsh
Of Montana. Drodded him with questions.
Here is the story that Senator Gould told
them. In 1912 be aud four partners
were building a railroad 10 New Bruins
wick. Canada-it was the best railroad
they ever had up there. A man named
Flemming came 10 him and salu:
Il am going to be Premier. ! am a
poor man and Iced money for my cam
paign. You people are going to make
money, You ought to contribute $40, 600
to my campaign and pay me a salary Of
SIS, 900 yearly while you are working
here"
At first Mr.. Gould refused, but later he
admitted that his partners found it neces-
sary to present Premier Flemming with
500, 600 iLater, another Premier named
Clark appeared and demanded $50, 600. L
told him" testified Mr.. Gould, "b'YOu
won't get SO cents He said he would
legisIate me out of the railroad business
and he did. That's the only time he ever
had the reputation Of keeping his word.
In the course of the testimony Sena-
tor Golf of West Virginia remarked;
Then you were in a band Of thieves"
They did not want 60 do it. but they
had to-, replied Mr.. Gould
"WelI' sighed Mr.. Golf. 1t is sur
prising to me that you can't go up into
one of the provinces Of Canada and do
business i'm q legitimate way"
''You c0uId nor do If Them said Mr..
Gould.
One major discrepancy was noted in
Mr.. Gould's story. In referring to the
$500, GEO, ne carefully used the words
THE cglapany" or my partners;
whereas in 1917 he had said ~ and
"me" before Justice McKeown of Nav
, 1927-01-29

remedy against malaria. QuinIeA Is
effective only II The tWo ordinary vpes
Of malaria. b~enignant %tertian and q93r-
tan. Even in these two tyres it does
not prevent reIapses, and in the third
and most malignant type it is of little
value.
PlasmoQuine, in c0njunction5With Quin-
inc is claimed to clear a patients blood
entirely of the most malignant malaria
parasite. gametocytes, iu five or seven
days. The new drug is chemically allied
to quinine but far more potent IN its
effect, one third Of a grain four or five
times a day being as effective as 10
grains Of quinine.
Experiments were originally carried
cut on birds infected with malaria. Sub
sequently Professor MubIens, Of the
Hamburg Tropical Institute carried out
researches in highly ma!arial countries,
the Balkans, Italy, and Spain, with en-
Uirely satisfactory results.
If the pew drug performs all that IS
claimed for it, the treatment Of mala-
ria will be revOiutiOnised and a great
step made towards the conquest of this
scourge. Sufferers will also benefit com
mercialIy. The quinine market is prac-
tlcaiIy controlled by Dutch firms, the
price Huctuatlng widely with the sup
ply. If plasmoquine completes with, or
replaces qalnine the price Of Quinine
should fall.
incidentally, Professor Sioli, of Dus-
seldorf, following Professor Wagner
Jauregg Of Vienna las discovered a
treatment for patients suffering from
general paralysis. These are infected
with the malaria parasite, the intention
being that the viriIe malaria parasite
will successfully fight with and over
come the spirochaete, the parasite found
in the blood and spinal fluid of general
paralysis patients. This treatment has
also been taken up in this country
and a preliminary report states that re-
ccveries are about 40 per cent. Of cases.
Jamaica Herald.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-11
NedAyajte Ibdbe cukoladai alebo

Nedayaite babe sukoladai alebo
cukril1y.
Nedayajte bebe hllste pokrmy,
kym ME je rok stare, al vtedy
len malo a " snadno stravitel-
nei forme.
Nesporta S pitnou yodou, do
statok vody pomaha ud1at ere.
VI aobrom stave.
tNeflkajte do iedla ked no
priDravlaiete 1bfhe. sby ste ho
tym schladily.
Nepripravujte Wac pokrmu,
nez ma iedno krmenie. Najlepsie
a najbezpecnejsie vysledky do.
siahnete. ked' miesaniny pre- po-
travu ST vady serstvo priprave.
ne.
Neuzivajtn ziadnc gnmove pri-
pravky ku bebinej flaske, yyni-
majnt- cnclik.
,Naneclhavajte bebu samotnn s
jei flaSkou.
Nespoliehajtc sa a nedovol tie
pasim slnskam cistit flasku, pri-
oravy alebo prichystat pokrm
lomaite tietc d6leEitt prace w
samy. m
Nezabhdaite West tyzdennj
rekord bebmej vahy.
Nedovolte bebu pridajat' ale.
DO krmit flasky dlhsie nez diva.
dsat' min1t ma jeden raz.
Nedovol'tc bebe spat' cucli-
kom alebo oridajaj1c flaskou
v 1stach.
Nebavte sa bel,ou .po jej ma,
krmeni. Udrzte in v tichosti a
nevyrusene koliske.
Ned0vol'te det 'om hrat' sa S
ich pokrmom, nezabavajte ich a.
nj neodvracajte ich pozornost
poGas iedenia.
Nedovol'te det 'om Jest v do
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-11
Ako 50 Jano
kavan ozenil
lNapisal: Viktor Horak.
Nepomlali ste hog Skoda.


Chlap ako hora Silny ami
byk, alebo par koni.
Bol tfez hIrdy ma svoni silu,
ktoron sa vzdy pysil a ktorl1 vse
rad nplathoval. Jednou rukou
sprawl Wac, ako hocikrorv z je-
no kodiSov obidvoma.
Moda, ze ste no nepoznali, TAX
to sa lbojfm, ze sa mi nepodari
no dobre opisat'. H..
Go sa ia mladi navystrajal r6z-
nych kiiskov, mad ktorymi vsetci
krntili hlavami j. predpov> dali,
re Jano Kavan iSte zle skonGi, re
biedne dakde ukona svoj zivot,
Nebolo jednej mlziky d 'aleko-
siroko, ably tam nebol .Jano Ka-
van Viesky.
Mohlo tam byt' sta a sta mia
dencov, on tancoval vzdy a vzdy
S tou, ktora sa mu patila. Kcd'
ho este nepoznali, chcnh no mia
denci niekol'ko razy priviest k
rozumu, ale tn on i'm dobre vedel
povedat', precoze mu Bob dial
dive ruky, ktorymi vedel vel mi
dobre zaobchodit VNbielil krc-
mu. jednu- -druhu a povest' nom
sa romiesla d d'aleko-siroko.
Potion w 81 mohl dat zahrat'
solo niekol 'kokrat' "a scbou -
co by 81 mix druhy nedovolil =
mix MI: nenamietal. Nal to uz
vopred "vyborom urobent, ze
mn mix nebude prekazat' a on ze
"a to bude Setrit' ich hlavy
chrbty.
Red zacal takto vyStrajat svo-
ie Husky - Ibolo to toskoro po
tom, 90 mu bolo oscmnast' rokov
chodilo mnoho mnoho l'udi
ia jeho otcom. ably zakroeil.
Ale bolo to nadarmo. Otec ami
len pocut' nechcel tom, vedel
sam dobre, re "a mladi nebol lep-
81, ze vo vsedny den robil ako
kon, ale nedele ze patrily jemu a
ze by boil kazdy nebohy, kto by
81 boil dovolil mu tom zabrailo-
vat
A stary Juraj Kavan boil pria-
mo taky, jaky je teraz jeho syn,
Jano, predsa Dol potom jednym
najlepsich gazdov celeho oko-
liza.
Preto veril, ze al Jano, ked' sa
vybIri, re zmudrie prichyti sa
roboty, ozeni sa bude dobre...
Preto rad mu daval ma ntratu
peniaze, rad zafiho zaplatil neja-
Ike tie skody, rad isiel sa priho-
vorit', ked' Jano rozbil nejaki
hlavu, alebo polamal ruku.,.
Nix sa vSak naflho nehneval.
Poraneni sami uznavali, ze sii tym
vinni, ze no mali nechat' ma po-
koji, kod' poznaj1 ieho ohniv1
krv. .....-s ......,.
Uz trcti rok vystrajal Jano Ka-
van Viesky svoje zbojnicke k1-
sky este vzdy nemienil to ne
chat.
Otec dobre vedel, re len laska
mu moze napravit' hlavu, ze ami
vojna mu jul nenapravi - sku-
tocne, ked sa z vojny ako "ka-
pral" vratil, zaeal po starom.
Ease muziky, dive eardase a /
dievcata, ale len TAX ma spas, "a
spasovat', mic Wac. Nal ich rad,
ony "a MIN boly vsetky poblaz-
.nene, ale nepoda1ilo sa ziadnej sa
no zmocnit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-11
Zakazy pre- matky.
10 dobre.
MANOK. 6.

Nekmte 'beby pricasto ami ne
davajte mu primoc.
Neukladajte bebu ma noe do
postele, kym nebola nakrmena.
Neukladajte. bebu ma noe do
postele, kym nemala dobry po-
hyb criev cez den.
Mcdowell tie bebe, cicat' dakeho
utisovatel'a, prazdnu fl 'asu ale
b0 cokol 'vek inc ma ntfSenie.
Nedavajtc bebe medeciny ami
ziadne lieky, kym sa neporadite
lekara.
Nedavajte bfbe caj, kavu ami
ziadne alkoholickt napoje.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-11

cftil, he by NJ Dol cas-, ably sa ia.
no np0kojil, ale nevedel 81 rady,
Vedel, lie ON 81 svojn zenu tiez ne
skoro vyhl 'adal a dobre zrobil.
/ A .Jano NAL mat tiea coskoro
odspieyane svojej slobode.
lSiel raz do h6r s poyozmi Pre-
drevo. Dlha cesta to bola. Den
tam a den nazad. Ma veceru hol
pozvany k revirnikovi, kde sa DO
bre citil. A tn poznal dievta, kto-
re mu malo napravit hlavu.
Bola to revirnikova dcera or
ga. Di'avta osemnast 'rocne, ktort
sa prave vratilO u mesta. Ked' ho
prvy raz zarela, chlapaka ako
skala, zalslopalo .rj srdiecko vel'-
| mi-vel mi divoko.
Poznala meste mnoho chlap-
GOV, ktori sa snazili z1skat' ic.;
priazeh, ale nepodarilo sa i'm to.
Olga maIa Svojcj dust odol-
most lcSntch dbrov, mpdzi ktorv-
mi vyrastla a dobrc yed la, ze T.
tych ME je aiadon ten pravy a
viac i'm nevenowala pozornost'.
Darmo Sa trapili, darmo JED mad
chadZali, nezmeniIa sa. Vedela. re
toho pravdho pozna z d 'aleka
on jul.
Verila V sSvoju hviezdu a sku-
tocne sa dockala.
Len Jano vstnpil pozdravom
do ich izby, w jej srdfacko pove-
dalo:
"Klop, klop, Olga, klop, tn je
On, tn je On, klop, klop.'
s MIN sd Stalo to iSte. Oarazu
poznal, ze to, co hl'adal, nevy-
rastlo v .jchO rovine. ale tn he
ra h pod v6hou hory. pod horSkr-
mi bdrkami.
Zostal IL revirnika ccz noe a
ked ma druhy den Odchadzal. od-
nasal 81 so Srbou biclu rtlz,l, kto-
ri mu Oh ga dala miesto toho, ahy
mu povedala, 60 iej srdietko pre-
zradilo.
A Jano t'azko odchadzal, az
ko sa ltWil horami, V ktorvch
zije jeho poklad, ktory teraz OBJ
javil.
Donna potom opatroval svo
jej izbe bielu ruzu a stale premy-
81 al, pod akou zamienkou by sa
dostal do h6r, .kde bije jeho srd-
ce...
Prilezitost' coskoro nadisla a
Jano siel. Sedel ma svojom Tato-
Sow pekne ustrojeny. Vedel, l.
TAX vyzera vel mi pekne. Mnoho
dievceniec mu to prezradilo.
A Dol to .tiez pelSny pohl 'ad
Tatos, Gierny ami uhol', blySt al
sa V slnecnvch paprSlekoch a ia.
no vyzeral ako rytiPr 2 tych roz.
pravok slovcnskEch hor...
Ol'gu stretol hore, snad' iei
to srdcc prezradilo, re pride. Ne.
mala pokoja, muscla iSt Won a
dobre re iSla.
Jano skocil kona, pozdravi|
sa nou pytal sa jej, Gi moze
s jej otcom teraz hovorit'. Bol v
hore - az vraj Il obeda.
Sadli 81 spoloene pri studienke
ma kamennil lavitku a rozprava-
Ii sa. Co? Sami to aida nevedeli.
Ked' 81 toho lrz dost' narozpra-
vail, mienila Ol'ga, re by uz mali
ist "domov'', re uz'iste bude jej
otec donna.
Janovi ,prisiel ma mysel' jeden z
jeho obi 'nbenyeh kilskov Schytil
Ol'gu ako pierko do narucia a
kym sa mohla spamatat', uz Sc
della ma TatoSovi "a nou Jano.
Nebranila sa, len sa Il 'akla, co
tomu povedia jej rodicia, ked' sa
tax vrati.
Tatos stal, ami sa nehybal, ked'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-11

2 Viesky Dol potom al rychtarom.
Ked sa dostala do jeho ri1k "ne-
jaka rozbita hlava" cd mnziky,
vedel wdy uspokojit : obidve stra-
ny.
Zazartoyal, ro2osmial ich bo-
10 dobre.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-11
zivot a smiecih.

Darmo spominali start, co Sa to
mohlo s ich diet 'at 'om stat dar-
mo Sa sami scba a jej pytali. Ne
boil nakoniec o mic miidre.Ei, me-
vedei mic Wac.
Teraz jul teda pozorovai. V ST.
del kazdeho Mich prebudila sa
vi 'ka starost'.
"Snad ME je choral"
'Lebo ttzi po meste, po NEST
skom zivote?"
Takto sa prtal sami seba.
Zraz1 vsak zaGuli hluk cvala-
jnccho kona. Ol ga vyhliadla oh
lOkom a nezdraiac v sebe svoju
vel XII radost', vykrikla:
'"Jano!'
Jej tajomstvo, tax sladke a sii-
taSnc vol 6l'nc, bolo vyzradene.
Jcj rodicia sa ocitIi tnraz pred
vel 'kym otaznikom.
Co teraZ?
Hncd' nato prisicl Jano Kavan
Viesky do dveri. Eo
Bol privftany rozpakmi rodieov
a vel 'kou radost 'ou svojej Ol'gy.
Jano 81 sadol "a st6l a po ME-
kol 'kych lvodnFch slovach, pri-
st1pil ku korenu veci. Vravel do
razne svojim pevnym hlasom, kto
ry mu nikdy dosial' nezlyhal:
"L'nbim vasu dceru, Ol'gu a
ona nina. Prisiel SOM sa vas spy
tat, ci mi ju date "a Emu. Mia
poznate dobre . aspon moje ga
zdovstvo - seba poznam iste maj
lepSie len ia sam. Som sfce len
sedliak, ale pan sedliak. Chytro
- date mi ju2 Nicm, re in uro-
bim st 'astnou a to yam mnsi sta
cit - .. Il 3.|
Oh 'gini rodWia boil prekvapeni.
Nemohli prist * slovu. VSctky
namietky, ktore 81 v duchu pri-
pravovali, lezaly teraz rozbitt je-
no slovami v ich dnsi.
Olga zacala ticz prosit' pla-
kat. tax ako zal 'lbcne zeny ve-
dia. .....
"A vyhrali to toho odpoludnia
mladi.
Boil to vsak tuhy boj!
Start sa predsa len pok1sili o
odpor, ale Jano a Olga boil tyr
dym orechom, ktory nepovoli
len tax l'ahko.
Vyhral to Jamo ty-m, re VISA
dill Olgu ma Tatosa a chcel S nou
ujst'. Ale vratili sa odpor rodi-
Gov Dol zlomeny.
Jano .ich nechal, mech 81 myslia
o nom, co chcd, este toho dha po.
bozkal prvy raz svoju Ol'gu a
v noci sa vratil domov.
Do tyzdna bolo vsetko vyjadre
ne, do mesiaca boil sobas.
Sobas taky, ma ktory sa Vieska
este nepamatala.
To Jano vystrojil pohreb svojej
mladosti a sloibode.
Trvalo to vtedy tyEdeh, kym
sa Vieska vyspievala kym sa
utiSila.
Jano boil vsade ma Tatosovi a
MIN jeho zena, Olga.
! Mnoho sa vtedy jeho zene he
vorilo. Vraj je q h6r, panske die
! ia, ze sa vraj nehodi do nasich
rovfn, ze nou Jano nebude st a.
stny, ale zle vedeli hadat'.
| Nebolo at 'astnejsieho manzel-
stva mad toto.
Jano Dol najznamej jsim mai
lepSfm gazdom celej roviny.
Stalo sa tax, ako to jeho otec
predpoyedal, vyb1ril sa "a mladi
a potom NAL pokoj.
Ale jeho sobasi a vohl 'adoch
lsa dlho rozpravalo. Jano Kavan
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-11

vsak vykroriI svojim raznym krt
kom, Zatala sa hat a chytila 81
dobrr jeho hrivy, neskorSie to bo
la pevnejsia opora, .Janov kirk.
Takto Sa primal Jano Kavan
2 Viesky pred iascrnu. Revirnik
prave pozaral oblokom a cely pre-.
kvapeny zvaolal zenn. ably tie5
pozrela.
Vybehli Won, to uz Jano boil do;
In a vedl'a a neho stala cervenajn-
ca sa Olga.
Rodicia no privitali. ako keby
sa mic nebolo stalo.
Mladv gazda Stretol ich diet a
V horc a wal iu k Sebc ma kona
Ami I'D 'alcka i'm ncpriSlo ma um,
4, cd iSteho okamihu ME jc mh
Oh ga diet at 'Om, ale zenou...
ZoStal mimi pri obede a potion
vybavil 5 reyirnikom svoju zalc-
ztost'.
Potion iSicl Ease domov - O.
Ste smutncjSi ako vtedy...
Donna peknc vSetko povedal o.
tcovi: ze ma Oh gu rad ze bez
nej nemoze zit'.
Otec. Sa zacudoval mad synovou
vol bon, ale vedel, re sa tn media
uz mic robit' Vel mi sa vSak bal,
ze revirnik Janovi media svoju
dceru.
Dostane sice Jano pekny MAZE
tok - stridsat' jutar najlepsej
repnej pody - to NJ je pekne
gazdovstvo, ale oni sii predsa len
pani, revirnik, to je NJ vel Ky
panSKN uradnlk.
Sveril sa tImito obavami sy-
novi.
Jano NAL vsak my MAJOR ma
wee. Predsa ako MATTEL takeho
kusa pody, dobrej slovenSkcj p6-
dy, je tioz pan, aky pan, v;itsl.
ako tn najvaGsi iiradnilS, ktory
iije len milosti svojhO pana a
mnsl tomuto vsetko po v6li robit ,.
Otcc' nechal synovi ma v6li, ably
81 tcjto veci pomohol ako vie a
m6ze.
Dlho Jano premISl al a hi Ia
iel ma bielu ruzu, potom sa roz-
hodol.
Ked' to povedal otcovi, musel
$ tym stihlasit'
Budfnej nedele odisiel Jano ma
Tatosovi ma vohl lady. Sam - on
nepotreboval nikoho. Nal Gistn
dusu, svoje srdce, svoju v6l'u, a
svoje hsta. Pekne povie, co chce,
pekne vypoeuje pripadne Mamie
tky, pekne ich vyvrati a bude
vidiet', ci sa mu nevydari to, co
zamysl al.
U revirnika V jagerni bolo to-
no odpoludnia smutno. Revlrnik
sedel V svojom kresle a cital no.
viny,- jeho zena tiez citala. Len
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Cftajte pozorne tieto clanky
kazdy tyzden a odk|adajte 81 ich
pre- pripadns npptrcbenie v bn.
d1cnnsti.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-08
Good Form and Geography

These funny savages How childish how super
stitioas, how utterly irrational they are!
Take the South African bushman, for instance;
he will not drink water unless he is standing and
he throws it into his mouth with his hand
The Senoi of Malacca however, will only drink
when the wate1 is held in folded leaf.
And other races would feel defilcd il they did not
drink from pumpkins. gourds or coccnut Shells and
some from human skulls cups made fr,m the
scalps Of their slain enemies.
But suppose you told bushman or Senoi or
some other funny fellow that there was q land
where it considered very. very bad to eat soup
from the south instead CT the north. that knives
and spoons must be laid to the right of the plate
and forks to the left, that napkins should only b.
half unfolded and that tin cups were never put
on the table. How funny he would think US!
Etiquette and good form seem largely matter of
geography!
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-08
SAINT and SINNER

Charles Reilly Neff, junior mem
Der Of the law firm of Cluny and
Neff. was middle-aged mar who
looked more like gentleman prize
fighter than lawyer. Earth knew
that he had almost as many cour.
victories to his credit as had his
more famous partner. II Cluny.
The two men had been not only part
ners in their profession. but the
closest Of friends in private life.
The first significant question that
Coroner Murchison asked was like !,
bombshell in that breathiessly quiet
room:
did you recently assist the de-
ceased, Mr.. Ralph Ciuny, in tho
drafting OF his .ast will and tesla
ment:"
Il did"
without asking you at this time
to produce a copy OF that document,
Mr.. Neff. | am going to ask you Il
Miss Cherry Lane. who is now Mrs.
christopher Wiley, will materially
benefit through the terms of that
viii ?"
Miss Lane was named as one o.
the chief bcneficiaries under the
document drawn up in our offices
one month ago today" MIR. Neff an
severed loudly and clearly.
4 score of people gasped aNdibly
A reporter looked at his watch. and
almost ran from the room Faith
felt as If she were going TO faint.
us the bequest to Miss Lane con-
tingent upon her marriage with the
dcceased?" the coroner asked quietly
1t is not. The clause regarding
Miss Lane specifies that, upon the
event of the death Of the tesfator.
before his marriage to her on Novem-
her 25. 1926. Miss Lane is to inheri,
A"onditionally..
District Attorne. Banning, an alb
sorbed spectator Of the entire drama
Of the inquest. nodded with approval
He was TO hold few trump cards.
Both Jim Lane and Junior were
questioned. but perfunctorily, since
j; was quite evident that they knew
nothing whatever about the death Of
the aged lawyer.
A note from DIR. Atkins. briefly
outlining Mrs. Lanes serious illness
and telling Of her removal to a hos
pital. was read by the coroner when
her name was called. Faith. sensi-
tive to every reaction from the
density packed audience. knew that