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About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1920)
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An instance: Mr. J. Pcoin" V, Stillwater, Minn., who had spent ever $2,oco for medicine and treatment was permi neatly s. led by these tablets. J Armistice Day Celebration BY AMERICAN LEGION, DALLAS. OREGON November 11th at the Armory GAMES AND ENTERTAINMENT DANCING FROM 8 O'CLOCK TO 12 O'CLOCK 4 f mW Mr. Barnes, U. S. Wheat Director Says: "Eat More H And reduce the high cost of living." read ISTHECHEAPESTASWELLAS THE MOST WHOLESOME FOOD ON THE MARKET. BUY THAT EXTRA LOAF Your Grocer has it Cherry Ci ty Baking Co. EmtBvmEaa k rw-nsvueutaatrnt I WEAK WHEN RESCUED Stepmothir, Arrited, Declares tht Boy Incorrigibly and "Roiiti" Neigh bor! (or Interftring Proptr Horn Will B. Found for the Lid. Now York. It all came about llila police court fulry tale because little Miss Thlrleeu, who I wide-eyed Anna Hold, was Msltlni! 'Mown the block" on the evening of Saturday, Aug. 28. Anim was alttlng with her frlenrl, Mrs. Marie St, Jacques, on the first floor of the two-family house at t4 Fifty-seventh sttvet, Hrooklyn, when a plaintive, frightened voice came to them : "Mrs. St. Jacques oh, Mrs. St Jacques; have you anything to eat," The words molted Into a choking sob. Little Miss Thirteen leaped to her feet and rushed upstairs. In a dark bedroom opening on the hall she saw i a dark shape huddled against the wall, She got some matches, lighted one and saw a thin, pale little lad, his slender arm, hound by a rope and his frail body encircled several times by anoth er rope which was attached to a spike driven Into the wall. Tied Up for Days. "What's the matter, little boyT tremulously asked Miss Thirteen. "I've been tied up since Thursday morning," weakly answered Little Master Ten, who Is Joseph Pflock. "My father and stepmother tied me up to punish me. They have given mo only a little bread and water. They have gone out for a little while and I am starving." "Don't worry, little boy," reassured Little Miss Thirteen, her eyes gushing tears of sympathy. "I will get yot something." Soon she returned with some bread and milk. She helped free Little Mas ter Ten's anus, fed him aud was leav ing to get some more food when the sound of approaching steps and a shiv er of tenor in the boy warned her the "bad parents" were returning. So Little Miss Thirteen hud to be content with repenting her story ( Mrs. St. Jacques and other neighbors, who warned the Children's society. So It came about that Little Muster Ten was released after he had been fastened to the wall for four days and three nights and the parents were ar rested. Then the two little figures In His Arms Bound by a Rope. the bread-and-rnllk Idyl told their stories to Magistrate Louis Iteynolds, in Fifth avenue court, onrt ('flock and his wife were held In $500 hall each. Little Master Ten wan and pale In contrast to the ruddy strength of his father and the buxom robustness of his stepmother, fingered his cap nerv ously us he told of his agonizing ex perience. He said his father punished him frequently after hli second marriage. tie was trussed to the wall because be took some prunes from the Ice box. The first night h'c remained standing against the wall and all the next day. Woman Assails Neighbor. '(lock and his wife asserted the lad was Incorrigible. The latter said she could have "conquered" him If th neighbors hadn't "butted in." At which a bevy of neighbors In the courtroom "booed" audibly. Little Joseph shrank away from his parents In the courtroom. He clung to Agent Charles Hurstedt of the Chil dren's society, who took him Into an anteroom. Here he was visited by Mm. Ellen O'Grady, deputy police com missioner, who put her arms around him and said : "Don't worry, little man. We are going to find a good home for you." 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