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New Britain herald., 1928-11-26
Lynn Blast Victims
Reach Total of 20

Boston. Nov. .6 Rl-With the
death over the week lend of John
James Coleman. an emp!oyc of the
preblc Box Toe Company, the toll
of victims from the explosion which
destroyed the company's factory
here on November 5 reached 20.
Harry Blaney, ST., the nineteenth
victim to die. was buried yesterday.
Rlaney, whose house adjoined the
factory. lost his wife and four of his
eight children in the blast and en-
suing fire.
Church collections taken up in
various churches yesterday for the
b. nefit of the four surviving Blaney
children amounted to $4,000.
In modern England with Wales)
we have $500. 900 males and 90
0oo,oo females.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-26
AUTONOMY GRANTED

Shanghai, Nov. &c R-The text
of new treaty between China and
Norway. which was made public
complete autonomy i'm the matter
of national tariffs subject to the
usual most favored nation clauses.
The treaty annuls the provisions Of
previous pacts.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-26
BROWN VS.. COLGATE

Providence. Il. l., Nov. &c OPP
Brown will begin today it's final cam
paign of the season to get in shape
for Thursdays holiday game with
Colgate.
For three years, this annual en-
counter has ended in a deadlock, but
the Bruin. having scored seven VIC
tories in eight starts. expects to de-
feet Colgate this season.
Link Fogarty. Dave Edes and Paul
liilburt are out with injuries but
otherwise the Bruin is at tor form.
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with a feeling Of having stepped
forever from a paradise to which
there Is no re-entering.
Heartless. cold. unreal-call her
what he would. he loved her. Dis.
respect. hate, contempt. all had
failed him when he sought to use
them to tear her out OF his heart.
Her face was sweet. her voice
and body lovely. Nathaniel de-
spised himself because they en-.
thralled him. Tut he had not sue.
ceeded in loosening the leash that
bound him to her.
1t was impossible really to be-
lieve what he knew of her.
Virginia grievcd deeply for him
as the taxicab carried her uptown.
And she grieved for the lost hours
they might have shared together.
In spite Of all she had done to
protect him from the final hurt he
would experience when he learned
she was going to marry another
man. he must go through the or.
deal just the same.
His pain would not be softened
by the weeks of her absence. The
cruise had been a needless. a USE
less sacrifice all around.
Virginia obtained her key at the
desk. exchanged greetings with the
hotel attaches whom she met, and
went to her room with the knowl.
edge that she had made mistake.
She might as we'll have lived her
year of life to the fullest-the cost
would be the same.
She had not started to get her.
self settled, her things unpacked
and put away, before there was q
rap on her door and she opened It
to see Chiri Mond standing In the
hall.
Il know I'm rushing you," the
girl said before Virginia could re-
cover from her surprise sufficiently
to speak. "But wanted to talk to
you before you saw Mel"
Virginia stepped back and held
the door open for her to enter.
Chiri came in, pulled of her hat,
tossed 1t onto the bed. rubbed up
her shaggy bob and settled herself
in the only comfortable chair In the
room before she said another word.
Then she asked for a cigaret.
I'm sorry" Virginia said. Il
haven't any,"
"You wouldn't" the other 70.
turned. well, l won't be able to
get 1t across quite so we'll without
a smoke, but I think It's for the
good Of all hands to have It out"
She crossed her knees and threw
herself back in the chair while she
regarded Virginia with a set grin.
Virginia poised herself on the
edge Of the bed. near the end. and
leaned on the footboard.
She knew intuitively that Chiri
had not come here at this hour for
any light purpose. It must concern
Mel. They had nothing else II
common.
Virginia decided not to tell her
that she already had seen him.
II dare say Mel hasn't written
you anything about t." Chiri b.
gan. well. things have changed
since you went on your delightful
southern cruise. Miss Brewster"
Ito BE Continued)
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Suddenly pair of arms opened
out before her and she walked
blindly into them. They closed
about her. held her with her face
pressed tight against a rough over.
coat while Nathaniel confessed his
Joy at having her back.
Happiness surged over Virginia
like an ether that wiped out every.
thing but this great. this indescrib.
able. relief Of being with Mel
again.
But trouble does not vanish until
It Is conquered. Nathaniel knew
nothing Of Virginia's momentarily
overwhelming Joy. He only knew
that she broke from his embrace
before he was ready to release her,
and looked at him. with eyes al.
ready wiped Of truth.
"How good Of you," she muir.
INJURED. II didn't expect you"
Nathaniel clamped his lips close,
and scanned her face through mar.
rowed eyelids for q few seconds.
II know you didn't" he replied.
with q short. rasping laugh. But
I'm such a poor fool that I came
anyhow"
Coming up to my hotel?" she
asked indifferently.
mo. I'm not" he growled. 1--WE
had enough. But I'll take q taxi
with you. and drop Of 1t the
studio"
He Was furious with himself be.
. cause no could not resist lingering
In her company.
He had come because he could
not keep away. He had meant to
greet her with no more warmth
than she herself displayed.
He wanted to turn on his heel
and walk away. And he hadn't been
able TO do It. He took some pride
IN his refusal to accompany her to
her hotel. but It hardly made up
TOR his weakening enough to 60 as
tar a. his studio.
Virginia was mired in a strange
mixture Of emotions. She was
elated one moment because his love
had endured despite her casting
him to the spell Of her rival, and
depressed the next because she
could not reveal her citation to him.
No matter now what be said OF
did she would know that he loved
her. That one moment when he
held her IN his arms with unre.
strained fervor betrayed him. He
was her man. her man!
Her heart sang the words in q
paean OF enchanted ecstacy. But
20 accustomed had she become to
living one character IN her heart
ana another Tor the world to see
that Nathaniel never heard the
song. or even suspected its exis.
tenee.
70 him she was Just I cold. In.
different. uninterested girl whom he
had kissed against her will.
They rode to his studio ID Z
silence that was broken only BY On
occasional remark from one or the
other. Nathaniel did not invite her
to enter, though Virginia both
hoped and feared that 10 would
DO so.
She drove away With . little nod
throuoh the door he had closed be.
hind him-a dior he had closed
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A!M \ ! e g.! A& i!:!. t !!!} YES

that It felt like that and he had
replied that she might visualize her
nerve torture so II she wished. II
she would promise to think Of the
horses as intruders that she must
Danish quietly. and never once feel
that they were beyond her control.
Virginia smiled them away.
willed herself not to suffer because
tho thing she had set out to &C.
complish seemed done.
Mel was not unhappy. When
he heard Of her marriage to Fred.
erick Dean he would thank his
stars she had found out In time
that she wanted q rich husband.
Virginia had accepted the price
OF her fathers honor. There Was
no way to escape now. Before the
end Of March she must become the
wife OF the man she despised.
Tho Agena would return to New
York early In January. Just . few
short weeks after that day In
which to make 100000. It was
hopeless.
Despair became her constant
companion during the remainder Of
tho cruise. But NO one on the ship.
excepting the doctor. knew that she
was suffering. For her protection
he circulated carelessly-droppe 70.
marks concerning her health-the
tropics did not agree with her j.
touch Of sun too much work.
His campaign had q beneficial r..
suit. Thoughtful passengers 70
Taxed their demands upon vir.
ginia's attentions and no one
quizzed her about her pallor and
nervousness.
Virginia no longer felt herself
urging the ship 70 speed by men.
tally concelving herself down In
the furnaces room furiously feeding
coal to the IRE % she had done on
the way from Havana 70 Port ~
Prince. Shed have preferred not
to return to New York until the end
Of her year of freedom.
It would b easier to Do parted
from Nathaniel BY distance than
by q love grown cold.
But the day came when the ship
was berthed IN the home port.
There was the red tape that de.
layed immediate landing. and then
Virginia was hack again. filled with
mingled yearnins to rush 70 Ma
thaniel and reluctance to sec him.
She had not written to him. She
could not write In the vein he had
employed. Silence would help to
maintain the impression that she
was growing Indifferent toward
him. For these reasons she had
stifled her longing 70 reach him
BY mail.
He could ascertain easily enough
when the Aeena MAS due 70 arrive
Il he Wished to know. ehe consoled
herself when she thought Of the
welc0mel6ss Homecoming she wes
inviting. But she did not expect
to see him ct the pier.
She VA long IL Ieavtno the ship,
having reuaine6 20 speed her
"gueAts.s 40 to rseeivA their q.
pressionp q gratitude Tor : pIeas'
she walked li.tle..ly down the
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
-PHONE 90
MALE ~ELP WANTED

WANTED-A man with light car to
distribute advertising samples and
call on 1000 old customers every
six months. Prefer married
man with some experience in
meeting the public an accustomed
to earning not less than $4,000
per month. Al references re-
quired, car necessary, territories
open counties east and south Of
Bismarck. Write the Fuller
Brush Company, Fargo, North Da-
kota, at once:
WANTED-Salesmanager to or
ganize salesforce and sell my
Western Canned Fruits in south
western part of North Dakota.
Good thing for right party. Must
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ing experience. o. H. Heine, Grand
Forks. N. D.
MEN WANTED for my evening
physical culture class. Build q
perfect body; get strength and
pep; work. without firing. Phone
12l, ask for Mr.. Turner.
IS MEN WANTED at once to learn
Barber Trade, Short Term now.
Free catalog explains all. Moler
Barber College, Fargo, N. D.,
Butte. Mont.
acknowledgement lumber
yard manager, in German COM
munity, in northern South Dakota
town. Write Box 24S, Redfield,
S. D.
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THIS HAS HAPPENED

VIRGINIA BREWSTER % %
love with NATHANIEL DAMN, bat
she 70 tricked into promising 20
marry FREDERICK DEAN IN one
year II she fails to earn @1OO.OOU
that he alleges her father cheated
him out Of. BREWSTER had l0at
his fortune before bic death and
VIRGINIA II left destitute.
She pnwns her jevyelry and oil.
YER CUTTER promises to invest
the money for her. She seeks
work without suecess, and dlscOvs
ers that DEAN HAS brlbed the
agency. not to help her. OLIVER
Gains her confidence and shove
her attention which MEL Pesents,
model. CHIRl. treats hlm.
Finally VIRGINIA ohtalns q poe
altion she lllses. shortly alterwara
abe % charged by CUTTERsO wife
with trying to ALLEVIATE bis afIec.
lions.
she appeals % him Il explain.
nnd demands m accountlng ~ her
Investments. He eonfesses that he
M. not made any money for her.
she will 90 away with Him. she
denounces him and leaves HE of.
nee.
Her firm requests her to q r
On . voyage NJ ship hostasa. Thls
separation. together with the
CUTTER affair and the mlsunder.
stnnding about CHIRI. causes =
@ende1 bef"re vrrcINIA :, :s,,. .e'
she nnd MEL hOth suker. hut
her work and the hope % getting
aid from q frlend Of her father.
O. ID. LEIGH. In HAITI. heIp her
endure the henPtnche.
Arriving ut HAITI. abe goes out
tn the home Of LEIGH but dads
the plantation terribly run dawn.
LEIGH II quite ~. ana VIRGINIA
realizes that he IN In NO position
- helm her raise the hundred
thousand.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XLvI
VIRGINIA was sadly disap.
pointed. Nathaniel's letter had
told her nothing Of his feeling for
her It lacked tenderness.
It was entirely In the nature OF
the repressed conversations that
had usurped their old. free OK.
change Of condolences after Niel's
discovery Of her association with
Oliver.
He hoped. and Virginia failed to
see. that It was ironical. that she
was having . flne time.
He spoke Of his work, nothing
definite. The bad weather she was
lucky enough TO- escape. The
artists ball and. near the end:
%. Chris . peach. Been . little
OF my appetite but she keeps me
going with stun she says ! ought
to have. I think used to misjudge
her. Remember the time we talked
about the sawdust and the quick.
sand? I'm beginning to believe We
were both wrong and that the kids
full Of gold-dust."
Virginia finished tho letter.
folded It and put It away. There
was q dull. heavy oppression In the
region Of her heart and I band
seemed tightening round her head.
Breathing was difncult and painful.
Wisely she had chosen to read the
letter In the privacy Of her state
room. but remembering tho Doctors
warning against letting herself 50,
she closed her eyes. clenohed hel
hands and waited calmly Tor the
little horses that were stamping
their hoofs up and down her nerves
70 leave her.
She had told tho medical man
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GREEN PEAS

slipper, clothes and hat lags can be
made very inexpensively.
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SUMMER SOUPS

Hot soup. ever . good luncheon
dish, should be Of the thin variety
for summer. Nothing II better than
the water in which vegetables have
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Fresh green peas have = much
sweeter, more toothsome taste Il
one cooks . few Of the tender pods
with them, or cooks Z few leaves
Of lettuce over the top.
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MISCELLANEOUS
NATIONAL Cash REGISTERS
new and second hand. Over 900
styles and sizes. We have one to
3it your business. ". E. Stit1el,
representative. Patterson Hotel
Bismarck, N. D.
FOR SALE-Oil truck, cash only.
Three hundred and twenty-five
gallon tank, mounted on Ford
Truck Chassis, completely over
hauled with new engine. Peoples
Finance Co., Mandan, N. D.
FOR SKLE-PotatoeS out Of the
root cellar, firm, not sprout on
them, $500 per bushel and worth
it. Dicks Grocery. Phone 270.
FOR SALE-Cabbage plants for
transplanting. Garage for rent.
v. H. Mcevey. SIT Twelfth street
FOR SALE-Casting box and one
TIL. p. Electric D. c. motor,
cheap. Inquire ct Tribune office.
FOR SALE-X new six tube Await
or Kent Radio. Price $4,000.
Write Tribune Ad. No. 80.
FOR SALF-Two real Police dogs
at J. ]. Strain Storage or Irene
Senty, Mandan, N. D.
FOR SALE-A1 milch cows. Flor
ence M. Little, Baldwin. North Da-
kota.
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inexpensive tan cotton curtains,
put on rods outside bedroom doors,
permit the doors to b left open for,
air nights and yet insure privacy.
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Household HELPS

STAINED.FLOOR POLISH
The following mixture is fine for
polishing floors; a half pint of lin
seed oil, same turpentine and one
pint both vinegar and methylated
spirit.
PASTRY CARE
Have care where you stand pastry
just out of the oven. A cold or
draughty place often condenses the
steam and makes it heavy.
SAGGING SEATS
Cane seats can be reiuvenated by
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CRANBERRY SALAD

CRANBERRY SALAD
An appetizing salad to serve with
spring chicken 10 made by slicing .
jar Of cranberry jelly in thin por-
tions and serving with . cream
cheese dressing on lettuce.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE

STORAGE SALE-lncluding kitch-
en- cabin.t, dining tables, dining
room chairs, chairs and rockers,
mattresses, beds, springs, ward
robe trunk, large tapestry upho!-
stored chair. Call 2l6, and ask
for Mr.. Gobel.
FOR SALE--Household goods In
GLIDING rugs, beds, dresser, dining
room set, kitchen cabinet and
breakfast set, daybed, library
table. rocker, oil stove, electric
washer. Call It ace Ninth.
FOR SALE-A Maytag washer Z
year old in excellent condition, Al
30 . four burner kerosene stove
with small oven. Dicks Grocery
Phone 279:
BARGAINS IA used furniture.
Kennedy Furniture Co., Mandan,
N. ID.
FOR SALE-Baby buggy. Phone
654.R.
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SUMNER CURTAINS

been cooked, when seasoned with
butter and pepper.
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STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE
Hot biscuits, split and buttered
well, make idea: individual straw.
berry shortcakes when covered with
crushed berries and sugar.
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DRESsED.JJp CLOsETa

DRESSEO.UP CLOSETS
Why not dress up your closets in
spring? A light paint, either buff,
pale green or pink IL good. Paint
your hangers too. And cretonne
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hot with Strawberries and cream.
The batter should be sweeter than
ordinary waffles.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Two desirable rooms
downtown, suitable for employed
people, city heat, gas and water
in room. Inquire at front apart
ment: 304 IL Main. Phone 1867.
LARGE MODERN room kitchenette
and closet furnished for light
housekeeping, also very COM
Portable sleeping rooms. Call 523
Seventh. Phone 487-W.
FOR RENT-Three unfinished
rooms, range in kitchen, first
floor. Phone 1884. Mrs. Erlen-
\, meyer, 423 Third street, Bismarck.
FOR KENT-One or two rooms
furnished for light housekeeping
in modern home. Phone 568-W or
call at 618 Sixth street.
FOR nENT-One nicely furnished
room, suitable for one or two.
Call ct 408 Tenth street or phone
705,J.
FOR RENT-By first of month one
sleeping room large enough for
three. Call 321 Eighth street.
FOR RENT-Furnished sleeping
room in modern home. 211 Second
street.
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MIeCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-Baby buggy. Phone
654-R.
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O0SO WAND
1875 Ford Trdo., new paint job,
good tires. LIST class mechanical
condition.
- Overland sedan, body in good
shape, good tires, fully equipped,
many unused miles in this car at
reasonable price.
1926 Star Six Coach. completely
: overhalcd. good tires, repainted.
Exceptionally good buy.
FORD TOURING, will make : good
light truck. cheap.
STUDEBAKER SIX touring in good
condition throughout; will make .
wonderful truck or school bus.
WE HAVE other used cars. We IN.
vite your inspection.
HEDAHL MOTOR COMPANY
Shop 1t 1O1 Third Street.
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APARTMENTS

FOR RENT-Five room and three
4 room city heated apartment,
, private bath. For sale: Mans
Deluxe bicycle, gas saving plate,
kitchen cabinet, sanitary cot and
heating stove. Phone COS after S
D. m.
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FOR SALE-Casting box and one
TIL. p. Electric D. c. motor,
cheap. Inquire ct Tribune office.
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FOR RENT-Completely furnished
apartment, newly decorated on
ground floor. Call at $50 Fourth
street.
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FOR RENT-Large two room
~. apartment furnished. On first
floor: 924 Fourth street or phone
HA9.W
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FOR RENT-Light housekeeping
apartment, living room, kitchen
cite and large closet. Rent very
reasonable. Phone 705-R or call
at Alb Ninth street after 500
n. m.
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BOARD AND ROOM

FOR RENT-Rooms with or with
out board in modern home. One
with two large closets, suitable for
two. Others for one or two. 613
Third street. Phone 1850.
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ECONOMIC URGE
BY DIR. Frank Crane

- reone realize advantages in the economic Wge heLy
II bod IN the United States looking for JOB or -
The lob seems be the supreme thng among 9s ano e
not CONSIDERED OF ucn acc9
~ The es of the higher ife such art education ana re-
,r Init II will be found the economic aguments the very
best one for the invisible qualities 49,. Ia.
religion It people who become reng
ions because the world and want to be
Ten Commandments n6 all other 1ehes
a man will get along and have earthly success II ne
ovs the Golden he looks out constantly for Number
One, of other people
religion to find out that religion pays IN
wait for the e you dom nave
spend all your misery and failure the hope OF
future reward
The economic urge got behind religion and OF the
best things that happened to the religious idea
other said England that looked
prohibition necessity Prohibition has
economically for the United States and rendered
the drncrsed nations realize they cannot
until they the basis Never has
materially much the United States
since the passage Of the Prohibition Amendment
got behind the abolition of liquor We
simply have that the drink habit mteeres with
prosperity and the economic urge says that whatever nreres
with prosperity must
country ideas efficiency education
When the people educated their
their of living is higher and better and hence
they buy more goods.
the trained who prospefs IN this fe Ed
cation and prosperity hand in hand.
world governed ideals
spiritual virtues have better chance than in world by
monarchial idea
inspired with living for themselves
II all the they have for living to their country
be good soldiers for king
- ecopyrEht