Gold Hill news., March 31, 1927, Image 2

THS
O O IJ ) H IL L , N R W S . JA C K S O N C O U N T Y . O R E G O N
THE DOOM TRAIL
I Wrong Economic Principles Brought About
Great Britain’s General Strike
CHILDREN CRY
FOR “ CASTORIA”
By JULIUS H. HAHNES, Fx President U. S C. of C.
BEAT BRITAIN'S general strike was «lue to that country'» fail­
ure to observe fundamental ecouoiuic principle*.
At the Itome convention of the International chamber of
A u th o r o f P O R T O B E L L O G O L D , Etc.
commerce three years ago an American declaration as well us the
<£) by B ren tan o *«.)
principles for increasing production, especially us to industrial relations,
W N P Servie«
was unanimously adopted. That declaration is coming into play.
Mis­
sions of British organized industries and trade unionists, coming here to
A shadow fe ll a th w a rt us as we lay
CHAPTER XIV— Continued
ne-ars. o f scouts who won« bears' pails
find the secret of the extraordinary prosperity anil high Being standards
and a m ocking voice re p lie d fo r m e:
fo r moccasins?”
— 27—
of
America, are beginning to realize the economic truth on which the
"B
y
a
ll
means,
moat
excellent
I
r
o
­
F or th e firs t and o n ly tim e d u rin g
" Y o h a j, ” m utte re d the w a rrio rs lu
American
declaration was based.
quois.
I
tru
s
t
you
w
ill
nurse
o
u
r
v
a
l­
o u r acquaintance Ta-w an ne-ars was J
c u ltu ra l assent, "W e w ill keep o u r
uable captive back to fu ll stren g th
surprised In to a look o f ch a g rin .
hearts strong, O Ta-w an n e a rs ,"
The declaration has especial point today in view of the general strike
“ We th o u g h t It was la te to r bear» i
T h e ir faces were more serious th a n and h e a lth."
in Great Britain, which may rest on the traditional violation of the prin­
1 struggled to a s ittin g position, fo r to be o u t," be ad m itte d .
l>efore, but they e xh ib ite d no signs o f
I like d not to lie a t lh> Y eulle's feet,
ciples laid down in this Rome declaration, namely, the adoption of every
M u rra y chuckled w ith amusement.
fear.
“ (Julie so, q u ite s o !
And so you
We moved much more cau tio usly however much I m ig h t tie a t Ills
invention and mechanical device that enlarges production; the elimina­
v is it us once more. M aste r Ortnerod.
now th a t we were near our Journey's merry,
tion of restrictions on individual output; the stimulation of individual ef­
"So
you
w
alked
In
to
the
spider's
I
confess
'tls
an
unexpected
pleasure
e m l, w ith three scouts always in fro n t,
fort by relative wages based on performance; the advantages of private
one on e ith e r fla n k o f the path we tria l. web," he continued, sta n ding b e tw ix t w h ich we sh a ll s triv e to m ake the
H ut we saw no signs o f o ther men, a l­ me and the fire lig h t w h ich rud d le d his m ost o f."
ownership and operation over state ownership ami operation.
" A w om an's plea—and
■'Sir.” I said earnestly, “ I t makes
though many tim es we came upon bear s in fu l face.
At present America is intensely interested iu two major aspect* of
tracks. T o w a rd evening we stru c k the you threw cuutlon to the w in d s ! You lit t le d ifference to me w h a t Is my fate,
f o o l!”
hut I co n ju re you by w h a te ver p re te n ­ the foreign situation government interference with the How of com­
w a te rs o f the tu m b lin g lit t le riv e r
"T h e le tte r was a b a it 7" I exclaim ed sions to g e n tility you possess to give
th ro u g h w hich T a wan ne-ars and I
modities iu response to the attraction of supply and demand, and the at­
o ve r y o u r plan o f s e llin g yo u r daugli
had waded th a t n ig h t a fte r M a rjo ry Incredulously.
tempts of other countries, eager for entry into the great markets of Amer­
te
r."
had released us.
" F o r you— yes.
I say again— you
Scouts retu rn e d to re p o rt not a fo o t­ fo o l! B a p tiste took the le tte r to M u r­
“ The w ords you choose fo r y o u r a p
ica, to raise the question of national protective tariff us a trade harrier.
By Arthur D. Howden Smith
G
Es|«cially Prepared for Infanta
and Children of All Ages
M o th e r I
F le tc h e r's C a itn rla has
b«*en In use fo r o v e r Ho year« to re ­
lie ve babies and c h lb lre n o f fo n s tl|ia -
ll" h . I liilu le n c y . \\ In,I «•„||,- „ ||,| | . | „ r
rh e a ; a lla y in g F everishness a ris in g
th e re fro m , and, by re g u la tin g the
Stom ach and Bowel», aids the asalinl-
In tlo n o f Food; g iv in g n a tu ra l sleep
w ith o u t oplntes.
T he genuine bears sig n a tu re o f
< III« k . « l u c a . I III« k , H H .lir.M T U I A É-
l<> . II*» xl. l l v , y l U a i a n i e r i l IU it K N , |t » > I^
I.»«horn«, t i l ; J f|« -
A id o n a a I I I (A 100.
o rra »
|J 1
D B T IA N I»
Hal»n.
n ra .
A n Honest Pug
T e rry
lie 's a good boxer but lie's
he's to o ho lie s t.
J im — llo w 's th a t?
T e rry He w o n ’t ta k e a sock on (ha
Jaw w ith o u t re tu rn in g It,
p r in t in the snow.
We ate a lit t le ray, and M u rra y read It to uie.
It peal do not commend It to nie," he
U n m a n B r a lia la a m . app llaS a i a l i t i t » i » ,
parched corn m ixed w ith maple sugar could not have been emit rive d more
returned. " N o r do I perceive what
r a lliin « , w ill frnaaan am i ai ran« than • > .«
and some je rk e d meat we c a rrie d in s k illfu lly to s u it o u r pla n s."
business o f yours It m ay tie to ques
o u r haversacks.
T w as rid icu lo u s, no doubt, but I was lio n my dau gh te r's m a rria g e ."
About m id n ig h t we a ll moved f o r ­ easier in m y heart fo r assurance th a t
N e a tly a ll liushum la amt wives th in k
Now, w h a t p u t I t In my head I know
w a rd , Ta-wan-ne-ars leading th e line. M a rjo ry had not know n her appeal not. unless It was the fa c t th a t In her
th e y are m a rty rs .
T he oaks and elms, maples and w il­
te tte r to me M a rjo ry had spoken o f
By CHAUNCEY M. D E P E W , V e te ra n S tatesm an.
lows. w hich had composed th e ele­
Useless law s d im in is h th e a u th o rity
him as "M r. M u r r a y " : but I leaped to
m ents o f the forest, now gave place to
o f necessary ones.
th e in s ta n t conclusion th a t she was
ta ll funereal firs, whose massive jade-
I am more firmly anchored to the Bible than ever before and believe
n o t his daughter. Sure, no man could
groen fo liage rem ained untouched by
have disposed o f his owu d a u gh te r so implicitly in its teachings and the God it portrays. I believe that there is
the Icy breath o f w in te r.
Grotesque
co ld -b lo o d e d ly!
a supreme intelligence pervading the universe and at times 1 believe that
shadows darted vaguely over the w h ite
“ She is not yo u r d a u g h te r in the
ground as the trees swayed and
when a man dies the swarms of billions of highly organized entities which
firs t place," I re to rte d b o ldly. "A n d
groaned. In the distance an owl hoot­
In the second place, aha lias expressed
live
in the cells desert the body, go out into space, keep on and enter an­
ed solem nly. T he O tte r touched nty
to me her ahhorreuce o r h e r m a rria g e
other and last cycle.
(!okl* Frr.it in 14 hours f i r the million»
shoulder.
as you kn o w ."
who u*e Hili'«. Fever and heziLzhe« go.
" D id you hear the owl?” he m u r­
Ninety-five per cent of the people nre generally on term* with the
“ Z ooks," he rem arked m ild ly afte>
La Grippe yield« in ) days. T hu « (he quick,
mured.
the wwntiAc way to eisj the«e danger* «¡si
an in te rv a l o f silence, ” ’tls strong Ian
Lord, and that percentage of any laxly of people can always be relied upon
“ Yes,’ ’ I w hispered back.
ducotnh v u . IAin't tn n t truer hej;«, don't
guage th a t you use. You are a head
ss
being
in
the
right.
" I t is cold fo r an ow l to leave his
w ut. Get hack to normal i t once.
stron g young man. M aste r O rtnerod.
tre e hole,"
I have always felt a real dependence in God. My idea of God is per­
Be Sure It a«
C a li it be th a t you have some personal
Price 5Oc
H e th re w back his head, and I
in te re st in the m a tte r? "
sonal rather than one of force. Not a personality, such as we are, of
sta rte d at the fid e lity o f the re p e ti­
A gain some In s tin c t prom pted me.
course, but a glorified, divine and infinite heart, brain and spirit-all-corn
tion.
" I have," I asserted. "Y o u r duugh
‘T o o -w h o o -o o ! T oo -h o o !"
prehemling. all-powerful, never failing.
te r p re fe rs me to the man you would
Get Bed t o r
W ith p o rtra it
W e listened, but there was no an­
fo rce upon her. A nd as a s u ito r, ac­
I think of God as being interested in mortals and mortal affairs.
sw er.
Instead, a fte r b rie f In te rva l,
co rd in g to y o u r estim ates o f the
Christ was his earthly manifestation, Christ who understood, lived and
the h o w l o f a w o lf resounded.
w o rld ’s opin io n , I am fu r more e lig i­
A fe w yards fa rth e r on the owl
toiled and suffered upon earth as men and women do, Christ who die«! as
ble than th is Frenchm an.”
hooted agifln. T h e lin e halted, and the
"Y o u are scarcely wise to soy so :o
we must do before we live again. Christ is God’« pledge of love and un­
w a rrio r in fro n t o f him w hispered th a t
his face, and I beg leave to d iffe r w ith
derstanding.
Ta-wan-ne-ars wished to speak w ith
you. I find the C h e va lie r de Veulle a
me.
I passed by h im and several
I don’t believe much in chance. You have to make things come
ve ry e lig ib le young man, o f run k in the
o thers and came to w here the ch ie f
w o rld , of achievem ent, o f d is tin c t
your
way and they will come your way if you will follow the rules of mod- I
stood, peeriug, or, try in g to peer, in to
prom ise fo r the fu tu re .”
th e n ig h t.
eration,
not worrying or diversifying your interests, of trusting God and
The reputation of RooM'e w ill h»!p you to «am
" I f you can c a ll a man e lig ib le who
mora
and V » » a t « b * t t » r txwlUon in b*iain«MÌ
"T h e re was som ething strange about
loving
your
fellow beings.
was
not
even
e
lig
ib
le
fo
r
eontlnued
W rttu for hook tot " H IIS IN CHS.'*
__
tu Hoald'a Huai-
was used as a lure. I t enabled me to
the ow l, b ro th e r." he said. "T h e w a r
- —
t««bV.n N~« Ava Pan Franc la™.
residence
at
th
e
most
p
ro
flig
a
te
c
o
u
rt
r ’. ors to ld me th a t th e O tte r answered m a in ta in a stoicism o f dem eanor I did
In Europe, I agree w ith yo u ."
it . y e t i t d id not re p ly. And then the not feel.
" T u t, tu t,” rem onstrated M u rra y.
"W e ll, 'tw as kin d o f you to make
w o lf— "
“ Y o u r words are not those o f a g e n tlo
such
haste.”
he
w
ent
on,
sneering
A y e ll as o f fiends fro m hell sh a t­
man, sir. We w ill abandon the sub­
AT THE
tered th e m an tle o f silence. Flam es down a t me. "Y o u w ill he in tim e fo r
the w edding a fte r a ll. Oh, never fe a r; je c t. W here do you propose to in c a r­
s p u rte d th ro u g h the firs, and In the
B y C U R T IS D. W IL B U R , S e c re ta ry o f the N avy.
you sh a ll be p e rm itte d to liv e th a t cerate the prisoners, ch e va lie r? "
gleam o f the discharges and o f torches
“ I w ould n o t ris k them a second
long. We have p le n ty o f m eat In th is
th ro w n In to o u r m id st I had a fleeting
tim e In th e keeping o f the savuges,"
America now is enjoying peace and prosperity, but abroad there is a
glim pse o f hideous masked figures bag to su pply d ive rsion fo r o u r sav­
TECHNICAL SCHOOLS
said De Veulle.
" L e t us tr y yo u r
ages
In
the
m
eantim
e.”
bounding between the tree trun ks.
new
peril declaring spiritual warfare and ready to declare material war­
stron g room. T h e re you and I can
H e sw itched suddenly in to the Sen­
SAN FRANCISCO
“ Keep y o u r hearts strong, brothers
have un eye to th e ir s e c u rity ."
fare upon the people of this nation.
eca ve rn a cu la r.
M a r k and M a ll
o f the Long House," shouted T a wan
•T h a t is w e ll conceived. Is th e ro
T h ia < »« pon fo r ( a t a la <
Where our children are willing to listen they are taught the ways of
A re you a ll here, Iro q u o is dogs?” any news o f Here H yu e ln th o? ”
ne-ars.
“ T he y are o n ly Cahuuagu
he demanded c u rtly .
dogs. Stand to It."
the Third Internationale. We find its hand clutching at the heart of our
" I have sta tio ne d a man a t the riv e r
N ig h t o r D a y School
A ll are here, F rench m on g re l," re ­ crossing to b rin g w ord the in s ta n t he
H e fired as be spoke.
I im ita te d
sister
republic on the south. We find it stirring up trouble in Asia, in
tu rn e d Ta-wan-ne-ars pleasantly.
h im . O u r men shot o ff a sca tte rin g
a rriv e s ."
A u to M »rh an lo
Houee W irin g
China, in Nicaragua. This government by the people, it is said, has be­
K l n r t K n g lli« a « r
vo lle y. Then th e False Faces were
De V eulle kicked him.
M a rk
P r a ftln g
"I
applaud y o u r thoughtfulness.
Ig n itio n IC ip a rt
A rc h t. 1‘ re ftln g
am ongst us. com ing from all sides,
come imperialistic.
"K e e p th a t fo r the to rtu re stake." T h is continued delay In th e cerem ony
Furx eyor
C iv il En gin eer
M a c h ln la t
M ach
K n g ln aer
s p rin g in g out o f the ground, dropping he a d vise d
"W e have five corpses Is annoying.
M aste r O rtnerod, y o u r
f la tte r y
P la n R ead in g
Knowing ourselves as we do, knowing our form of government as we
fro m th e very brunches overhead and
A r m a tu r a W in d e r
R e tlic.atlag
and fo u rte e n w a rrio rs and yourself. su ffe rin g s a re upon yo u r own head."
W v klin g Actjr.
do, and the purpose of its people, we are inclined to take lightly this new
w ie ld in g th e ir ga-je-was, o r w a r clubs, T h a t Is a ll? "
I looked eugerly fo r M a rjo ry 's face
w ith d re a d fu l effect.
Nam e
form of attack which seeks to destroy the foundations of this government,
as we m arched across the y u rd Inside
“ A ll,” re ite ra te d Ta-wan-ne-ars.
De V e ulle passed along the lin e , the stockade and th ro u g h th e heavy
namely, the home and sense of religious obligations. It would destroy
A dd ree
CHAPTER XV
cross-questioning each p riso n e r to an tim b e r doors o f the house. H ut she
home
and
government
and
God.
was not visib le . O u r guards exam ­
accom panim ent o f k icks and th re a ts
ined o u r bonds c a re fu lly , fastened o u r
In the face of thia insidious propaganda within our own territory |
A ll to ld the same sto ry. De V e u llt
Ga-ha-no’s Sacrifice
legs and then le ft us.
and in other nations, it behooves us to be vigilant, in the training of the
T here was no tim e to reload. We seemed satisfied. He retu rn e d to my
W e rem ained there three days, w ith ­
fo u g h t w ith ax and k n ife as best we side, and summoned a host o f masked
young and in answering the misstatements and the misrepresentations put
out Intercourse w ith anyone except
could. Ta-w an-ne-ars and L w ith h a lf figures fro m the su rro u n d in g shadows.
forth to destroy this government.
o u r In d ia n Jailers, who b rought us
a dozen o f o u r w a rrio rs , crowded back T he y Jerked us to o u r feet, stamped
messes o f food tw ice d a lly.
o
u
t
the
fire
and
escorted
us
o
ve
r
the
We owp it to ourselves to he strong, to maintain an adequate artnv
to back. The rest o f o u r p a rty were
O il the fo u rth day we were e a tin g
tram p le d , bloody snow w here we had
cu t o ff in twos and threes.
and
navy.
Yes, we owe it to others to be strong in order that if there is to !
o u r meager fa re o f boiled co m when
Resistance
was
hopeless.
The fo u gh t, th ro u g h the gloom y aisles o f
be
a
world
revolution, we may, by our example, if not by our army and
the E v il Wood and in to the Irre g u la r the door was flung open v io le n tly and
sw arm s o f False Faces seemed to care
the gaunt fig u re o f B lack Kobe en­ navy, assist weaker nations to maintain free government.
streets o f L a Vlerge du Hois.
-n o th in g f o r death I f o n ly they could
A POPULAR PRICE HOTEL
T w o men stood by the gate o f the tered unannounced. Behind him , ob­
b rin g down an Iroquois.
OF DISTINCTION
stockade to greet us. One was M u r­ vio u sly u n w illin g ly , w alked M u rra y .
Main Sir*»!, bstweon Sixth and Ssvsnlh
I was knocked senseless by a blow
"W h ic h Is th e Englishm an. Orme-
ray, the o th e r was B a p tiste M eurler.
w h ich I p a rtia lly warded w ith my tom
Phons Fibw 3840
T he unsavory face o f the c o u rrie r rod?” demanded th e p rie s t i l l French.
ahaw k. When I came to I was ly in g
"H e re L am, fu th e r," I answered,
LO S A N G E L E S
In the snow in fro n t o f a huge fire. M y ile bols g rin n e d a p p re cia tio n o f my as­ sta n d in g up us w e ll as I could.
arm s were bound and m y head ached tonishm ent.
“ M istress M u rra y te lls me th a t you
‘T e ste , m o n s ie u r!" he exclaim ed.
B y M RS. R O B E R T E. S P E E R , P re s id e n t N a tio n a l B oard Y . W. C. A.
so v io le n tly th a t I fe lt sick.
700 R O O M S
have won her a ffe ctio n s? " he asked
“
I
t
seems
you
are
a
slow
tra
ve
le
r.
I
" Is tny b ro th e r in pain?” asked the
300 room s w ith o u t b a th . . . .$1.60
coldly.
feared I m ig h t be behind you, hut I
voice o f Ta-wan-ne-ars.
200 room s w ith p riv a te to ile t $2.00
The question: “What is the matter with the old people?” is a very
M y heart leaped w ith sudden Joy.
I ro lle d over to find him lyin g be­ a rriv e d tw e n ty -fo u r hours in advance.
200 room s w ith p riv a te b a th $2.60
"T h a t Is true , fa th e r,” I said.
important
one
in
the
universal
study
of
youth
of
today.
Youth,
above
I have to th a nk you fo r the heaver
side me, the blood fro m three o r fo u r
"A n d you love her?”
Good Garage Facilities
all, dislikes our attitude that our opinions must become theirs. As their
tr iv ia l cu ts free zin g on his head and pelts. T h e y were a sufficient bribe fo r
“ As much as a man. may, fa th e r."
my Im m ediate release."
shoulders.
He turned upon M u rra y w llli a ges­ elders of an older generation, w e have a way of being too tense and dog­
"T h a t w ill do. B a p tiste ,” In te rje cte d
"Yes,” 1 groaned, “ b u t ’tls naught."
tu re o f decision.
matic. Instead of inviting willing co-operation from young ppople, we SELIG BROS., San Francisco
“ H e a rd you ever, Ta-wan-
"T h e re was tre a ch e ry,” he said. M u rra y.
(TO B E C O N T IN U E D .)
Wholesale Tailor«
too easily assume the right to enforce our opinions. Understanding be­
“ T h e y knew we were corning, and they
onr local dealer take your m caaura fo r a
Satisfaction
G
u aranteed“ A L L -W O O L S U IT .
lost m any men so th a t they m ight
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Prices to su it your puraa,
ta k e us a liv e .”
A c a d ia n « R e tu r n e d to G e t H id d e n T r e a s u r e open minded and easy and pleasant to deal with.
“ AH o u r w a rrio rs — ” I faltered.
Boys and girls are released so early from economic suppression that
H e tu rn e d his head to the l e f t ; and,
A N F R A N C IS C O ’S N S W F IN S H O T E L
fo llo w in g Ids gaze, I saw thut I was
it
behooves
parents to begin team work and fair play curly in the game. E v « ery
room w ith bafh or shnwsr. »2,110 to »3.60.
When the A ca d ia n * were d riven
I t had la in was the Im p rin t o f a
on the r ig h t o f a lin e o f recum bent fig
Jones a t Eddy.
Garage next door.
The
hoy
or
girl
who
doesn’t
have
to
say
“by
your
leave”
about
money
is
from th e ir homes In w h a t Is now three-legged
pot, doubtless having ,
ures, w h ich my dizziness would not
Nova Scotia In 17.r>f>, by the B ritis h contained valuables le ft by the Aca-
J*,N
H
A
’,
T
P
A
R
L
O
R C O A C H L IN S «
not
apt
to
say
“by
your
leave”
about
anything.
p e rm it me to count.
11H0 M arkat Ht., Man Fratiel«ou
11 utu lock BB71
md C olonial troops fro m New Kng- «Hans n e a rly a ce n tu ry
before,—
“ No not a ll, I th in k ,” Tu-wati-ne-ars
land, th e ir expulsion came so sud­ M ontreal F a m ily H erald.
San
Francisco
»«
»{’
answered a fte r a moment. “ Five are
P o k t l a n î » D e p o t
.
l'b«.n«« AUwatar wms
denly th a t they made haste to hury
H MATTI. ■ J JIPOT, BOB Henw» Bt. I'bonn Ml Ilo ti 7MB
s la in and fourteen o thers lie here. Hut
th e ir valuables, hoping th a t at some
N a tu re ’s Perfection
J do not see the O tte r."
W , L T S H IR E > San F ™ " " » « »
¡line th e y m ight re tu rn fo r them.
W ith a ll o u r knowledge we cannot
‘T h e O tte r suspected something Some o f them did re tu rn but o th ­
keep clean a piece o f glass, I f ever
w ro n g ," I said. " T w a s he who an­ ers, It w ould appear, were not so
Outsldo mom« with bath, «I MI «lfi«i«>. in ro dnnbl«.
so precious, such ns the lens o f a m i­
u,rt
ba,',G K-II0 allijfl«, fc.MI tli.iilil«.
swered the ow l's c u ll.”
By BF. GEORGE B. CUTTING, President Colgate University.
fo rtu n a te , fo r at various tim es, pots croscope. w ith o u t scra tch in g It In the
Breakfast« I6u. fiüe, tiuc; Dinner» m X u ; Himuay 11 OB
“ I t m ay be he escaped.” replied Ta- am i cheats co n ta in in g money and cleaning. The w in d o w und lens o f the
rran-ne-urs. “ I m ust w arn o u r b ro th ­ oth er valuables have been uncovered. human body, the eye. Is ke p t n tllo -
Henry Ford may be a little ahead of his time with a five-dav week,
ers to say na u gh t o f him .
I f the There Is a s to ry w ell know n In the m a llc a lly d e a n fo r the lim e o f one’s
£» V o lt '/< Arno. Ite« . 12.00
hut
it
is coming, and coming soon. If we can afford it, we should wel­
Keepers do not suspect, they muy be­ region about a fa m ily liv in g on the Ilf«- by means o f a w o n d e rfu l s lig h tly
M tanilnrii Dane
lie v e th e y have a ll o f us safe In th e ir n o rth shore o f C um berland basin In d isin fe cta n t flu id , the tears, am i the
come it, hut first we should prepare for it. No greater danger threatens
n e t.”
IS34. One evening members o f the w in k in g o f o u r eyelids, and the w a te r
ua than leisure for which we have no plans anil with which we know not
fr»»«li nt orb,
«prond«.
He whispered his w a rn in g to the fa m ily saw a boat anchored about a sent down the nose.
C O N R A D R H 'I I T F . l t
what
to
do.
The
youth
of
today
has
been
set
down
in
the
midst
of
this
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lve
lia
d
lo
Huppile«
man beside him , and It was passed m ile from land and speculated as to
Nan Franclnro.
dow n th e line.
condition and Satan is finding some mischief si ill for idle hnnils to do, as 1?M M a rk e t Ntreet
Its mission.
N ext m orning it had
Oysters L ik e Yeast
“ Y our head Is m uch swollen, b ro th ­ gone and a lit t le la te r It was dis­
O ysters e n jo y fee.llng „11 yeh(rt Hnd
well aa giving a spirit of unrest which we call revolt.
SAN FRANCISCO
e r," he said, ro llin g over again so as covered th a t a block o f stone th a t make rap id g ro w th on th is fr..,r|, MI|VB
Modern machinery has enabled every man to accomplish 8 0 times as
to face me. “Let T a-w an-ne;urs m ake served as a doorstep In fro n t o f the a recent re p o rt o f the B ritis h m in­
t ill« S tre e t, at Joue«
much as his ancestor of two centuries ago; this has decreased man’s work­
house had been moved. Beneath where is tr y o f fisheries.
s h ift to battle it w ith snow ”
OUTSIDE ROOM. PRIVA'*« » A IK I2.0Q
Christ the Earthly Pledge of God’s Everlasting |
Love and Understanding
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W ill stop to m o rro w
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