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Shadow Song.

'kkAY ow we're IA MarsasneF'
Hand exclaimed. MI. Flor.
Yam and Knarf-the ether
ACKNOWLEDGMENT about them
delightedly. 1t was a pleasure 60 DO
In a strange city They were travet
ing around the world with their mas
ters and mistresses. who always
made sure TO take their shadows with
them wherever they went. IL was
quite an advantage 70 BE- a shadow
with the help or their father the
real-children got out or the train.
carrying their satchels. They didn't.
however. pay the slightest attention
to their shadows. The shadows were
used 70 not being noticed. although
II would have pleased them IL their
masters and mistresses did look after
them a bit. Nevertheless. they took
good care not 70 run % far ahead.
or lag too far behind them. II would
not have been 50 enjoyable 10 be
lost.
This is a hard name OF "a city to
pronounce father was telling tina
children.
~ know how TO pronounce H."
cried Knarf. Its Mar-sail."
Father didn't seem to hear him.
"Mar-sail, Mar-saii," he criedin IN
louder voice. Still father didn't hear
him. 'Humph, I'll tell my master
then he said. And putting his
mouth close 70 his masters ear he
shouted with all his might: Mar
SAIL Despite this, his master heard
him no better thar father did. ex-
cept that he felt as though a thought
had just entered his head.
III know how 20 pronounce t.
father" he said. Its Mar-sail."
Knarf smiled in triumph The waE
proud " himself and his MASTERY. but
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ed at Dart
mouth College.
Shorts ar
all the rage at
d art m o u IN
the surround
villagers
are alread y
a { { u $ { D m
ed TO The idea,
and the first
{ h n z o U
X n o W I h e
far1nhands are
going TO pillow
in shorts and
let any maiden
or any rnatron
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With Phil Verifsen Shopping and Phon-
ing, Dicky and Harry Underwood Plan
to Motor Out TO the Farmhouse 10 Guard
Noel.
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Words of the Wise.

Amusement II the happiness
OF those that cannot think.
Pope.
Happiness or misery CeHer1Hr
90 10 those tCho hare most on
either the one or the other.
La RochefoHcnr'e
Analysis kills love, A. well as
other things. Brown.
a thing that nobody believes cannot
Be proved too often. Shaw.
Fortune Otrcs too mach 20
many. enough 10 none.
-MdrtidL
Things are seldom what they
seem;
Skim milk masquerades ns
Gilbert.
Fortune makes a fool on the
mdn irhom she fdrors crer
much. -Syras.
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Knotted Knees--Feminine
Are Being Challenged Now
Yes, the Men Are Going in for Shorts!
BY wINIFRED BLACK.

Showing the World Spindle and "Piono" Legs Has Long
Been Womdn's Monopoly, but Nop tcifh Menfolk
Wearing Short Pants!-I's a Tough Life.
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fNOITRE is a disease Of the
" thyroid gland. Almost every
body has heard of the "'duct-
less glands" those mysterious and
complex glands of the body which
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.HORTS-for rnenl

- them all Summer long.
Grit your teeth and make mp
your mind-you'll have to stand 1t.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-30

Stories
By MAX TRELI

~ want 10 be 2 sailor,
I want TO sail the seas,
I want TO visit every land
And come back when Y
please"
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Facts About Relation
of Goitre and Iodine
Latter May Be Effective Only in First Stages
!" Gases Of Long Standing Ii Is Doubtful If Iodine Is
OF Value as a Remedy, Says authority, Warning
That SeLf-MedicGtion Is Untrise.
By ROYAL s. COPELAND. M. d.
DIR. COPELAND

United States Senator from New York.
FORMER Commissioner Of Health, NeD York City.
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A.-The treatment depends on the
cause. Massage. handaginE. electric
La gaceta., 1930-10-15

gante remesa de flores. Una
tarde estaba estudiando no Sc
que papel, cuando mi puerta
Sc abri6 de repente y vi apare-
Ger al principe, que, sonrien-
dose me saludaba con mucha
cortesia. Me levante violenta-
mente y lie mire de arriba a
bajo con ell mas ~profundo des-
den, dieiendole:-GSois el
principe Aldeonoff ST, bella
sehora-me contest6,-y, 81
me 10 permits vuestro mas rem
dido servidor. -Pues bien =
exclame,-los principles de es-
tie pals tienen menos educaci6n
que los granujas del milo. Os
habeis atrevido a entrar en- mi
casa violando una consigna Y
sobornando a mis- criados.
La gaceta., 1930-10-15
MANANA JUEVES OFRECE-
RIA Ell PROMOTER KEN
NEDY SU Sc


Como va dijimos ell lunes, Mr..
Kennedy, promoter del 116 de
Artillerfa, ha decidido presen-
tar manana jueves su programa
semanal, no queriendo interfe-
rir con un partido de football
que ell viernes Sc verificara en-
Plant Field.
Comentando hoy las declara-
clones hechas aver por Joe Leto,
lue representa- los intereses de
Jack Cutin, gladiator de Day
on, Ohio, Saturnino Tiberio, e.
gladiator hispano, manifesto
1ue es mas facil hablar Y pro-
1osticar que realizar obras uti-
les.
Con este quiso decir ell ibero
Iue Jack Curtin no podra, como
ha dicho Leto, vencerlo por Ia
via del sueno antes del sexto
round.
Isl alguien es derribado ell
jueves en- ell ring" de West
Tampa, ese alguien no sere yo''
j-afirm6 Saturnino.
La primera demonstration del
pugilista espanol en- Tampa fue
contra Bruno Ladurini, italiano
"discipulo" de Tommy Jones, a
quien venci6 con suma facili-
dad. Los jueces no opinaron asi,
distribuyendo tablas en- obse-
quio de Bruno.
Curtin, al decir de Leto, pega
formidables punetazos y abriga
La gaceta., 1930-10-15

Principe Sergio Aldernoff, a
pesar de vuestros blasones, sois
un ~canalla-Aldernoff seguia
sonri@ndose, pero la sangre a.
cudi6 a su rostro borrando su
palidez.-Bella sonora - re-
puso,-las injurias que lama
una boca tan preciosa son un
favor envidiable para I'm hon.
bre enamorado. Yo no podia
vivir sin veros Y hablaros, Y,
81 hubiera solicitado una entire
vista, no me la hubierais con-
cedido; era precise obrar CO.
mo ne obrado y no tengo por
que arrepentirme de clio Sa-
b6is que estoy enamorado de
vos. Lo sabeis p~erfectamente.
Sabeis tambien......-No lie de-
je concluir, - Y vos - inte-
La gaceta., 1930-10-15

original y ESQ a~creciepta mi
amor.-El principe, sin deiar
81 sonrlsa, me hizo I'm gracio-
50 Saludo' Y dando media vuel-
ta' sali6 de mi casa. Entonces
me dele caer en- la butaca, tra.
muia e inquieta. Vefa clara
mente que Sergio Aldeonoff
loa a multiplicar contra mi los
asedlos de toda clase. iY nor
que medios me desembaraza-
ria de Ell? 5C6mo evitar al
caer en- algdn lazo que me ten
olera con habilidad? 5Despe-
ar a mis- criados Y reemplazar
los por otros?.... PARA ouk9
Lo mlsmo que ell principe ba-
Ola sobornado con dinero q n
nos 10 mismo harfa con los o.
Este peligro vago era mi
~%
La gaceta., 1930-10-15

Cleric, pero para decirme
que jamas pude encontrar HON.
bre mas odioso.
isl yo hubiera estado alli...
no os hubiera molestado mucho !
-Pero no estabais, V Ell
principe tenia ell campo libre.
al dia siguiente, al regresar
del ensayo, un bouquet y una
carta fueron los primeros OBJ
jetos con que tropezaron mis-
ojos al entrar en- ell salon. LA
me a mi doncella Y la di una
fuerte reprimenda. Ella repre-
sent6 a las mil maravillas su
solpresa y pretendi6 no COM
prender como Sc encontraban
aquellos objetos en- mi habita-
c.6n. Dcs o tres dias transcu =
rrieron sin que cesase la car
La gaceta., 1930-10-15

.os otros asaltos ell de Denver
astuvo en- complete retirada Y
cuando Al Sc lie Approximate, Sc
agarraba a el como defendiendo
"a dulce vida.
Con mas ~estatura que ell cam
oe6n, Mack confino sus ataques
i I'm ligero cab con la izquier-
la. alternandolo con una dere-
.ha cruzada. En- ell sexto estuvo
a la verja del "nocao'', casti-
gandolo su contrario por la ca
,eza y cuerpo y agarrandose Ell
lie manera desesperada.
Despues de este Singer no pu-
10 atraparlo de nuevo.
Peleando diez rounds sin un
''clinch", Kid Francis, pugilista
La gaceta., 1930-10-15
AViSOS EN- yhoR CRY

receros. Algdn dfa 10 s~entireis,
cuando me ameis.-Tan O :
prendente aplomo era de un
cinismo repugnante.-iSoi =
lie die = I'm in~solente! los de
testo, os desprecio!.... los O.
dio! = No importa; os asegu-
70 que me Jamas!
iPreferiria morir! : iOh! No
morireis. Tengo mucha pacien
cia y aguardare cuanto que
rails. Estoy tranquilo.-Princi-
pc, os he dicho que salgais; 81
no sails al momento, abrir6
esa ventana y llamar6. AL
dernoff no Sc movi6.-iU I'm es-
andalo!-dijo.-He conocido
muchas parisienses, muchas V
bellas, por c@ierto, que compren
dian mejor la vidal. Sois muy
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rrumpf-no ignorais 10 que he
hecho con los bouquets con
que me habeis asediado: AFRO
jarlos por la ventana; Y, como
soy la mas debil, no puedo ha-
ceros salir a vos por igual ca
mino. Sois I'm intruso en- mi ca
sa y quiero estar sofia. iSalid!
De encendido que estaba,
Aldernoff Sc puso blanco. -
iAh.-dijo-sois muy cruel!
Las damas acoStumbran tener
menos severidad por las faltas
que proceden de IN grande a
mor.-iEs costumbre de vues-
tro pafs-pregunte irritada-
que los grandes senores ejer-
IAN imposition sobre las muje-
res que los desprecian?-Se :
nora, haceis muy NAL en- enfu-
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la esperanto de "tirar" q Tibe,

la esperanto de "tirar" a Tibe-
rio.
En- los otros bouts" figuran
Baby Miller, el indio Seminole,
contra Half Pint Lopez; Os-
car Howell, de Belmont Heights
contra Billy Rogue, de Palmetto
Beach, y Kid Armandito contra
ell westampeno Richard Herman
DEE.
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60
~TRIUNFARON SINGER, KID
FRANCIS Y LEVINSKY

Chicago, Oct. 15.-Sostenien-
do su primera pelea en- la cate
gorfa de peso ligero desde que
pusiera a dormir a Sammy Man
dell, Al Singer, campe6n mum
dial de peso ligero, venci6 aver
de manera decisiva a Eddie
Mack, de Denver, en- 10 rounds.
Singer persigui6 a su contra
rio por TODD ell cuadrilatero des-
de que ell combate empezara, con
Mack mostrando un poquitfn de
eficiencia en- ell quinto. En- todos
La gaceta., 1930-10-15
italiano que aspira a Ia corona

italiano que aspira a Ia corona
de peso bantam, superb a Ha.
try Fierro, de esta ciudad.
King Leyinsky, Ell yencedor
de pescado, puso a dormir en- ell
asalto a Tom Kirby, de Boston.
Levinsky sigue su carrera de
t~riunfos, iniciada con su Veto
ria sobre Leo Lomski, por mo
cao".
Pagaron sus entradas 1924
personals, con un total de 29,159
pesos.
La gaceta., 1930-10-15
VICTORIA DE BABE HUNT

Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. 15.-So
bre Frank Simms, de Cleveland,
alcanz6 aqui aver la decision del
referee, en- II rounds, Babe
Hunt, de Oklahoma. joey Good
man, de Cleveland, alcanz6 la
decision del referee sobre joey
Kaufman, de New York.
La gaceta., 1930-10-15

nedy lie contratara 81 ell Relam-
pago acepta terminus razona-
bles.
La epoca no es proplcla en-
Tampa para las grandes bolsas,
La gaceta., 1930-10-15


Durante 40 amos P. P. P. ma
dado alivio a miles de perso
mas que han sufrido de debilf
dad, dolores, erupciones de la
piel, granos y perdida de Pc
so. Estas molestias han tenido
origeG en- la pobreza y debili-
dad de la sangre.
P. p. P. renueva los cor
p1sculos rojos y hace la sangre
RIGA y pura. CuandS este Sc
obtiene desaparece ell sufri
miento, regresan las fuerzas y
Ell sistema recupera su condi-
cion saludahle.
Dele que lie devuelva su sa-
tud.
listed no arriesga IN centa-
70 en- usar P. P. p. Su boti-
carlo tiene instrucciones para
cevolverle su dinero 81 no que
ia satisfecho dsepues de usar
la primera botella. Tai es la fe
que tenemos en- P. P. P.
IConsentira listed en- seguir
sufrtendo, sintiendcse debil,
cLando puede gozar de buena
salud, fuerza y felicidadf
C6mprelo hoy.
La gaceta., 1930-10-15
NLIETIN DE LA GACETA'
LAS TRAGEDIAS
DE PARIS
Traducci6p de
Pedro Pediaza y Paex
XVII

Como supondr6is, estaba SUI
mamente irritada. como Sc
guirfa una persecution que des-
de ell primer momento empeza-
ba de aquel modo? Preocupada
con tai idea, no cerre los ojos en-
toda la noche.
-Ah!-exclam6 jorge
iva 10 veis, pensabais en- Ell!
La gaceta., 1930-10-15
zion sobre Ted Sandwina, de

sion sobre Ted Sandwina, de
Sioux City, en- un combate a 10
rounds efectuado aquf. Pesaba
Ell yencedor 1872 libras y 1875 su
adversario.
En- la semifinal a seis asalto,
Milton Hunter, de la Universe
dad de New York, triunf6 sobre
Ali Wolff, peso mediano de
Pennsylvania.
La gaceta., 1930-10-15
NOTAS DE ROXF0

Nuestra opinion de Saturni-
no, como pugilista, es que tiene
mucho de Tiberio Y NADIA de
liberia.
Aqui La liberia" no gusta.
Tiberio supo agradar en- la pc
lea que sostuviera con Bruno La
durini.
A Mr.. Jack Middleton, "ba-
rrig6n" de peso complete, 10 ven
clio aver en- Jacksonville ell gil
gante Sid Terris, terror que fue
"a de Big Ben Pound. De los
diez asaltos del combate, Terris
solo perdi6 uno.
La gaceta., 1930-10-15
FICUCELLO CONTRA A N
VIVA

New York, Oct. 15.-RaIph
Ficucello, de New York, excam-
pe6n amateur, gan6 una deci-
La gaceta., 1930-10-15

De LA SoCIEDAp
FL BEN PUBLICO"
EN- YROR:
DR. N A. P~ORToCARRERC
Msrtes, Jueves v SAhado de 6 q S P. N.
Or. A. A. GONZALEZ
Lunes, Microbes y Viernes de a P. M.
Mares y JUey@s 81 1 . =. M.
DR.. A.. BUSTILLO
tunes. Miereoles Y Viernes de I a 2 IA
Martes, Jueves y Sabado de 6 a 7 P. M.
DR.. B. TYSON
Lines. Microbes y ViernpS de z a 8 P. AZ,
Martes y Jueves de 2 y 8 P. &c
DIR. JULIO J. GUERRA
Nartes = Jueves de 6 80 q 7aO P. AZ.
Sabado de I S z P. III.
Or c. PORRo: M&dico Inferno
EN- WEST TAMPA.
DR. A. A. GONZALEZ
Lunes y Microbes lie | 2 p NJ
Martes, Jueves y Sabado de 6 a P.
DR.. A. BUSF!AO
Lunes, Microbes Y Viernes de a 7 P
mares y !aeVes de 1 a ( r. M
DIR. B. NJ. TYSON
lanes = Microbes de Ii a II A. n
Vlernes y Sabado de l a 2 P. n.
OR. JULIO J, GUERRA
Lunes "iercoles y Viernes de $50 a $3.50 p NJ
sERViCIo DE AMBULANCIA: Telsfo0o Y11,s
I HM1 no para visitas por ell dia: Ybor City, Y 1883
20 mlSm0 &C 1oor Que en- " est Tampa, lAI.
AViS0s EN- YhoR CITY
DR.. Portocarrero, DR.. A. a. GonzaIex nv r..
tnlo, DR.: 5. N. Tistn, DR.. Julio J GTarrs ~. a bus-
ca Gel Clrcuio Cubano Tel6fono No. Y l45s ~"
AViSOS EN- WEST TAMPA
Dr fni;o . Gonzaaez, VI. 4. B1srilo, DR.. B. d.. rlson
nno Ms M : p Gueff@ en- la Botiea 81 Bieu Pdblico, Tolx
La gaceta., 1930-10-15

VENDRA DE NUEVO A TAM
PA Ell SA-
GUERO
Ha escrito a esta ciudad, ofre
ciendo venir a pelear aqui, Rem
berto Duo, Ell notable pugilista
cubano conocido por Relampago
Saguero.
Creese que Ell promoter Ken
La gaceta., 1930-10-15
EN- WEST TAMPA.
ERVIcIo DE AMBULANCIA: relsfono y,1,s

Iele1onos para visitas por ell dia: Ybor City, Y 145s
" :" > nampa' n o046. Para llamadas por la noche,
20 mism0 &c 1bor Que en- REST Tampa, 1 l4iC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-26
Muentions Change Trade.

THE production Of hardware for 1929 gives .
good cross section Of the changes modern
inventions have brought to commerce. For in
stance, it is probably due to the increased radio
ownership and improvement of programs, with
the resultant preference to sit and listen rather
than perform. that the production of piano and
organ hardware has dropped on 55 per cent
over 1927.
increased 20 per cent, while other vehicle hard
ware dropped So per cent The tendency Of
people to drive by car when visiting out OF
town and carrying their luggage with them has
probably caused a reduction IN trunk and suit
case hardware, which has dropped 81 per cent.
Saddlery and harness hardware also was OF,
being nearly 20 per cent behind 1927.
On the other hand. builders hardware was
up 20 per cent and furniture and cabinet hard
ware Increased 30 per cent.
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For Dear old Poso-and DollyLee C: ~ esuv
Continued from Fourteenth Page

Continaed from Fourteenth Page
blew higher'n toe price OF seats at a salacious
crumpled like the. winner Of q prize fight who's
been fouled.
I cursed every linesman personally, begged,
threatened and cajoled, but to no avail The
Panther runners stopped trying to 60 around
end. It was quicker and easier to 60 through
the line. Before realized what had happened,
the score was tied. Beef. Lizard Derrick and
I managed to hold the Panthers Scoreless after
that with no help whatsoever from the nnesmen.
I didn't try to figure out what'd happened. It
was all could do to keep my chin out Of the
way of straight-arms and flying knees.
I had given up any idea Of winning about
three minutes before the gun. Then the Pam
theirs fumbled and we got the ball. Beef tram
pied over his own nnesmen and baTged down
the neld to the Black Gold O-yard line Hope
was born again.
Listen, you buns" I snapped as the teams
lined up. Concentrate on your business for
just o little while now. Think Of Dolly. Re
member, she's going to the dance with the star.
Lizard, you take the ball and use your own
Judgment Select the easiest and shortest route
to the goal and don't stop until you get there"
Beef and Derrick wanted to say something,
but wouldn't listen to them. called signals.
Lizard took the BAN and crashed through center.
+. He lodged one tackler, smeared q second and
had Q clear field in front Of him.
could feel the sun shining through the fog
and had visions of acquiring a $500 sunburn.
Then the world was filed with fog again and
everybody went crazy. ~
Derrick and Beef appeared from somewhere
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giri-nesh had wrecked not only our foot ball
team, but probably my fortune. kind Of
seethed to get my hands on her, and there
we're q lot of violent measures which planned
to take to sort of shake her down into . state
Of Consciousness. couldn't wait to see that
Dizzy Dolly and tell her q lot Of things.
She met me at the sidelines
who was the starr" she asked.
There wasn't any," stated bitterly.
"O-O-o-o-h," she cooed ''Then YOU'LL have
to take me to the dance2
She smiled sweetly and looked into my eyes.
Suddenly wondered why q minor matter
like losing 5000 had bothered me at all.
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It was during the period OF those SILENT
rather dreadful years in the great old house
that had used to ring to the tales Of conquest
that Nicholas Lang II, took Teena Meeker, 50.
on one day to the town Of Greenwich Conn.
and married heri
Meeker sister had succumbed. A Meeker
sister, marrying, had proved to an all too
cynical world that she was desirable IN the
eyes Of man. It gave authenticity, it gave
reality, it gave authority, not only to Teena.
but to the Meeker sisters. ..a .s -
Something flowed back into the eyes Of the
remaining four. The old light Of conquest.
The old vistas Of romance. The old afr OF
desirability. @E-
r The Meeker sisters are once more reciting
with authority the sagas Of the suitors who
have sued In vain.
There Is even about Teena, the wife, slight
air Of sheepishness toward her sisters, for the
humanness of not only having permitted her
self to be wooed; but won. -.
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and both tackled Lizard before he reached the
goal. Lizard slugged one Of EN- and free-for-
all started. Panther man fell on the pigskin
and the game ended in q tie.
] ran up to where Beef, Lizard and Derrick
were sitting in an exhausted circle, glazing at
one another.
"A fine bunch of bananas" snarled. "Just
what lonesome little idea Is rafting around in
the vacant spaces Of your heads?"
Beef looked up and spoke between pulled lips.
"n you think was gonna let Lizard win the
right to take Dolly to the dance, you're crazy"
he stated.
Same here" said Derrick. "As things are
we three made . touchdown apiece. II Lizard'd
o made another touchdown he'd been Q star and
got to take Dolly to the dance"
yeah, you saps," butted in Midget Brown
"an' how about us fellas on the line? We
was doin' all the work and you three bone
heads was gettin' ALA glory Fine chance we'd
. had takfn Dolly to the dance"
"OH." yelped, that's why you laid down
in the second half. eh?"
Sure" said Midget what was the use In
US breakin' our necks when we knew one of
those three buns was gonna get to take Dolly
to the dancer"
who's bump" inquired Lizard, who'd rested
up some.
MidRet told him. The whole team was tan
gied up in o dog fight as I left, . broken and
beaten man. Victim Of my own plot. Loser Of
SIS, 900. Instead of winning the game, Dolly had
lost it. even though it wasn't her fault.
My heart was filled with murder. why, that
little light-headed, dizzy domed. half-portion Of
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, that's what I'm coming to, honeys, II you'll
let me. Miss Meta he says, the boys tell me
you're Just the coyest young girl in this once
and make all the happers look like prayer
meetings"
'kerve!"
Nerve doesn't express It. Nothing in the
world on his mind but dating up with me- Oh,
you have to be In business to know what it
means to keep q man in his place"
would he propose, Meta?"
would he propose? Give q man like that
an inch and he'd be calling here every night"
That's right, darling, keep them in their
places"
If 1t percolated through at all, to the Meeker
girls, who in the forties and hfties were lean
and rather plucked-looking, that pathos and
amusement were blended in the attitude Of
their friends, certainly that consciousness was
slow 20 reach the close little inner circle.
Romance brushed this circle night after
night sat in fushes on the dry flushed cheeks
Of the sisters lowered over their confidential
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tell make all the
like aDraver

voices, warmed the recesses Of the draughty
old house.
Then came the time when, outside the inner
sanctum, the amusement Of friends became
laughter and the laughter derision.
Man-crazy as the Meeker girls. That sounds
like Meeker pipe-dream. Hear the latest?
Another secret lover has sued for Lily MeekerS
hand. Accent on the secretl
49,
THAT was the beginning OF . strange and
deadening thing that began to happen to
the Meeker girls. Delicately bred, sensitive to
the tntonation or the suppressed laugh, there
seemed to seep slowly into that home as the
girls wore on in years awareness that the cat
Of pretense was out Of the bag More and more
silently the girls gathered about their little
circle evenings. less and less they came 10
discuss with friends the repudiated amours
and wooings. Even Meta as time wore ON came
more and more to maintain silence concerning
the many overtureS Of the men about the ONCE.
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Baltimore Markets

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, Md, November a.
Potatoes, white, 100 pounds, 1.25a1 rs;
barrel, 2.00a3.00 sweet potatoes, barrel,
1.25a2. rs; yams, barrel, 2.25a2.75: beans,
bushel, 1.00a1.75; beetS, 100, 3o0A4.00;
broccoli, bushel, 60a80; cabbage, ton,
12.00a1800; carrots, 100, 2.00a4.0O; cauli-
flower, crate. 1.25a2.0O; celery, crate,
1.25a2. as; eggplant, crate, 1.25a2. u.s. let
tuce, crate, 50a1 90; kale, bushel, 40a60;
onions, per 100 pounds, Local is; pep
pers, crate. 1.50a2 so; turnips, bushel,
40a75S apples, bustel, 60a1.75; cranber-
ries, box, 2.50a3.00; grapefruit, box,
2.50a3. so; oranges, box, 2.00a3.75; pears,
6ushel' hooa2.5O.
Wheat and Grain.
Wheat-No. 2 red Winter, export,
80; No. 2 red Winter, garlicky, spot, 80;
November, 80; December, 80X.
Corn-No. 2 domestic, yellow, old.
89a90; cob corn, new, 44Oa4.5O,
Rye-Nearby, 55a6O. ~
oats-White, No. 2, new, 441za45; No.
3, 4312a44.
. HayAReceipts, al tons. General hay
market strengthening. Drought has
seriously curtailed nearby crops, chang
ing the entire situation. Sections here
tofore shipping are now asking for Of
fers OF hay. Good clover mixed and
timothy new hay will bring from 24.OO
to $500 per ton.
Wheat straw, No. /, per ton, 9.0oa
1000; oat straw, No. l, per ton, 9.O0a
1000.