*
RURAL ENTERPRISE
gangster*, “you wouldn't dure cotne
here."
J n tfie
®
M illie Im polito
GANG BATTLES 1
THEN AND NOW
In
B u ckle y w a s -In c e n s e d at th e s lu r.
I “ I 'l l te ll you w h a t I ’ll do,” he said.
.*72 é î2 Â -
•’ I 'l l tig h t e v e ry ntan o f you one rig h t
a fte r the o th e r.” T h e ch a lle n g e was
accepted. T ho u g h n o t above the av
erage he ig h t, he was one o f th e
' ta in w o u ld look you over, and I f you strongest men in th e d e p a rtm e n t and
In Old Day» Tough» Would w ere a big s tra p p in g fe llo w he w ould an e xcellent boxer. S trip p in g o ff Ids
coat, he was rea d y fo r tlie fra y . H is
assign you Io one o f th e tough spots
Scorn to Draw Gun on
firs t a n ta g o n ist w as th e m ost b u rly o f
In th e p re cin ct.
I f you expected to
she lo t.
H in t he w h ip p e d In sh o rt
Policeman.
re ta in th a t post, you w o u ld have to
"W h a t Is th e tro u b le ? " asked Cheer
o rd e r and th e o th e rs fe ll easy vic
DROMEDARY’S TEMPER
let the gang know rig h t at the s ta rt
ups k in d ly .
New Y o rk .— T w o nten emerged fro m th a t you Intended to he ‘boss.’ T h is tim s to th e te r r ific h a m m e rin g w h ich
E v e ry th in g Is the tro u b le , s ir."
W hen th e
an u p tow n cafe at an e n tly m orning was In effect a challenge. W hen they he a d m in is te re d to them .
] M < ’T In a ll th e « r e a l D esert Is th e re
“
N
o
th
in
g
is
rig
h
t.
In
gru m b le d Don.
b rie f b a ttle was o v e r th e y were a
hour and h a sten e d .d o w n the avenue.
a worse d isp o sitio n th n n Don
w th e y could not In tim id a te you und
the firs t place, when I am on a long
Seeing them amt sensing a holdup, a you w ould not stand fo r any o f th e ir s o rry lo t, w ith b la ck eyes and sw o lle n
D rom edary'».
lie Just c u n 't help Journey across the Desert, I ra re ly get
policem an commanded them to n a lt. nonsense, th e y w ould declare w a r Jaws.
s n a rlin g and scolding.
u n y th ln g Io eat. Som etimes my m aster
" I n th e old gas-house d is tr ic t th e re
Instead o f obeying they broke In to a against you, and w o u ld reso rt to every
lie is the most va lu u h le beast o f b u r gives me a few dates, hut I ’m lu cky if
w ere some to u gh gangsters.
They
run
w
ith
tlie
officer
In
p
u
rs
u
it.
Again
den In the w o rld , because he cun tra v e l I find a th o rn hush to n ib b le on."
means to discourage you.
w o u ld hold m ixe d-a le p a rtie s w h ich
he called to them to lia lt and »ent a
across the hot d ry desert fo r days
“
W
hen
J
e
ff
B
uckley,
who
was
k
ille
d
"H u t th e re ’s y o u r sp le n d id fa t hump
w o u ld lu st fo r days, and when th e y
w a rn in g b u lle t a fte r them . T he tw o
w ith o u t a n y th in g to eat o r d rin k . from w hich yo u r body gels its fo ia l a ll
several years ago by I he negro Bode,
w ere on these p rolonged debauches
paused In t lie lr flig h t and retu rn e d Ids
T h e re are no tra in s In the Desert and th ro u g h the trip .*' cried t'heerups. “ A
was a roo ky policem an he was as
they w o u ld get to fig h tin g among
lire, and a b u lle t s tru c k him in ’ tie
even horses can’t go very fa r. because very handy way o f c a rry in g yo u r lunch
signed to cover a tough post-
T he them selves and
th e
po lice
w ould
leg and la id him low. Nevertheless,
th e re is no w a te r except at the sm all when you are tra v e lin g . 1 should say.
neighborhood was in fe sted by a gang
he sum m oned to q u e ll th e fra y .
he picked h im s e lf up und continued
spots ca lle d Oases, a n il they are m any T<> he sure, y o u r hump Is fia t when you
o f row dies who were m aking life m is W e used to go In to these tn lxe d -a le
tlie chase.
tnlles a p a rt. T h e D rom edary, who Is reach y o u r d e stin atio n because it has
e rable fo r everybody. T he y had tlie lr
A b ro th e r officer, h e aring the shots. 'h a n g o u t' In an old stalffe and when fia ts c a u tio u s ly w ith o u r backs against
a very fast tra v e le r, and his slo w e r a ll been used, hut u few weeks o f
Joined In the p u rs u it.
lie , too, was J e ff n o tifie d them th a t they w ould th e w a ll, fo r i f th e y c u u g tit you un
h e a rty e a tin g fills It up again.”
fired upon, b u lle t p a rsin g th ro u g h the have to tnentl th e ir ways they on ly a w are th e y w o u ld crow n you w ith a
" O f course, th a t Is tru e .” a d m itte d
c h a ir o r a n y th in g th a t came handy.
sleeve o f his coat. T he tw o ruffians scoffed.
E n te rin g the sta b le he in
Don, "h u t I seldom liuve u d rin k o f
escaped In to a n e ig h bo rin g tenem ent. form ed fhetn b lu n tly they w o u ltl have B ut hail as th e y w ere th e y w o u ld not
w a te r on the Journey."
resort to gnn o r k n ife . T o use such
It was then learned th a t th e y hod held to change th e ir cautp.
T he re were w eapon* was u n e th ic a l and tlie lr code
"N o w , Don D rom edary, how can you
up
the
cu
fe
and
a
score
o
f
patrons.
six
o
f
them
present,
a
ll
big
p
o
w
e
rfu
l
com plain, w ith a ll those deep cells fu ll
o f w a rfa re fo rb a d e It. T h e y g lo ried
It Is a comm on exiie rie nce lo r a po fellow s.
o f w a te r In y o u r stom ach.
You can
In th e ir p h y s ic a l prowess. Though It
licem
an
to
look
upon
th
e
b
rig
h
t
fnce
c a rry o ve r a gallon, enough to quench i
" I f you d id n 't have th a t gun and m ig h t he fu lr to bounce a c lu b on a
o f danger fo r, to quote Cicero. "W h a t clu b w ith y o u ," sneered one o f the
y o u r th irs t fo r five o r six days.”
cop's dome, a re v o lv e r was Intended
a titty w ill b rin g fo rth Is u a c e rta ln ,”
"Y ou ure rig h t about th e w a te r. M r
fo r w e a k lin g s o n ly ."
and c o n d itio n s now are p a rtic u la rly
| C lieerups,” said D o n ; "h u t how w ould
strenuous.
U
n
til
a
few
years
ago
a
you lik e to tra m p uloiig. day in and day
policem an seldom th o u g h t o f his gun.
out, in soft heavy sand?"
It was a bold man Indeed who w ould
"J u s t look at yo u r fe e t," cried
T
th e num ber of exotic c reatu re«,
Clieerups, who was beg in ning to tie a “ va m p ish ” and o th erw ise, w ho flit " p u ll a gun on a c o p " and as a rule
lit t le im p a tie n t w ith th is fussy com- : across th e cellu lo id sheet, m ay be only a desperate c rim in a l w ould dare
p la in e r. “ T he y are m ade w ith broad added the nam e of M illie Im p o h to , do such a th in g unless he were co r
nered.
In recent years gun in te rs
spreading cushions so you d on't sink
who recen tly sailed fro m Spain fo r
in to the sand at all. A horse w ith Ills th is co un try to p lay “va m p " p a rts in have become m ore reckless, conse
sm all hard hoofs w o u ld he tire d lit th e “ m ovies.” Miss Im p o h to is of the qu e ntly a policem an keeps Ills service
tw o hours’ tra v e l over the Desert. I ty p ic a l S p a n ith type, w ith p e tu la n t re v o lv e r den ne d und w e ll oiled a nil
general o u tlin e o f a five -p o in te d star.
T h e Jungle W as M s n y M iles A w a y ;
should th in k S o ftfo o t hud been fittin g m outh, flashing black eyes and viv id ready fo r action, and he devotes m ote Stronghold Dates Back to
In 1759 th e f o r t was a rendezvous
Don D ro m e d a ry K n e w It.
tim e to ta rg e t p ra c tic e in tlie d e p a rt
th e m agic slip p e rs on you, y o u r feet
fo r
B r itis h u n d e r Gen. John
Colonial
Day»—
Once
personality.
m ent sh o o ting g a lle ry .
He w a n ts to
P rld e a u x and 1.000 In d ia n s u n d er S ir
cousin, the Cum el, nre useful In o th e r ure so b e a u tifu lly padded."
a
British
Fort.
he
able
to
inttet
tro
u
b
le
i
f
it
comes
his
" I d on't care.” g ru n te d the fr e tfu l
W illia m .lohnson.
w ays also to the A ra b who live s III the
Don. "1 have to stand w h ile te rrib le a ll th a t makes you m iserable. No one way.
T h e fo r t was de stro ye d by A m erican
Desert. He d rin k s th e ir m ilk , m aker
O v e rru n by Toughs.
N ew Y o rk .--B e c a u s e o f its h is to ric troo p s in 1778. u n d e r o rd e rs fro m
te n ts and rugs o f th e ir skin s and standstorm s rage about me and my can m ake you k in d , good-natured and
"W h e n I Joined th e fo rce ,” said a association and p ictu re sq u e a p p ea r
Colonel G ansevoort, who w ished there
weaves clothes o f th e ir tine s ilk y h a ir. m aster lies face d o w n w a rd on the contented Im t y o u rs e lf, Don D rom e
g ra y-h a ire d veteran, “ the c ity was *n r ance, F o rt O n ta rio is one o f the show
ground and avoids most o f it . "
by to p re ve n t its reo ccu p a tio n hy the
dary. Now go back to the ca ra va n and
Oh, yes, Don D ro m e d a ry knew he
fro
m
being
a
paradise.
W
e
had
plucea
o
f
n
o
rth
e
rn
New
Y
o
rk
v
is
ite
d
"Yes. most o f it, m ost o f It, sir, hut tr y to be c h e e rfu l a nil look on the
B ritis h .
was u se ful, b u t It d id n 't m ake him
H
e
ll’s
K
itc
h
e
n
und
th
e
re
were
ce
rta
in
hy to u ris ts fro m a ll p a rts o f th e
not a ll o f It. as you do. I f you w eren’t beet side o f th in g s. You w ill tiu d th a t
T h e B ritis h a fte r th e tr e a ty o f peace
happy.
such a naughty, spoiled hoy. Don not only you y o u rs e lf w ill be hap pier, p a rts o f N in th and T e n th avenues U n ite d StHtes and Canada.
In 1783 co n tin ue d to h o ld th e n o rth e rn
" I am going to break loose I f I can,”
Hint were not e x a c tly genteel. These
D rom edary, I ’d have to la u g h ." said but every one who know s you.”
One o f th e oldest und most noted fo rts , d e m anding c e rta in In d em n itie s
said he to h im s e lf one w arm s ta rry
neighborhoods were o v e rru n by tough la n d m a rk s
Clieerups, sm ilin g . “ You are re a lly too
on th e N o rth
A m e rican fro m V irg in ia lo y a lis ts w h o sustained
Poor Don was re a lly asham ed by
n ig h t, when the caravan had slopped
w h ich
d e lig h ted
In
rank
a b su rd ! W hy. you ean close y o u r nos th is tim e. He knew so w e ll th a t a ll gangs
co n tin e n t, th e old fo rt stands on th e p ro p e rty losses d u rin g th e R e vo lu tio n .
to rest, “ r n i going to And th a t wise
t r ils to keep the sand out. and yo u r C lieerups bad said was tru e th a t be Ing a cop's life m iserable. You had same s ite and is co n stru cte d on the
J a y ’s tre a ty s e ttle d th e d isp u te and
C lieerups everyone Is ta lk in g about
Io be a p re tty tough fe llo w y o u rs e lf same plan as th e m aps o f th e F rench
long th ic k eyelashes p ro te ct yo u r eyes
c o u ld n ’t look him in the eye.
In a
In 1796 th e B r itis h begun evacuating.
and ask h lin I f he doesn't th in k m ine
to
hold
down
y
o
u
r
post,
and
It
was
I ’m ashamed o f y o u !"
anil
B
ritis
h
show
It
200
years
ago.
very sm all voice, w ith Ids bead b ang
Is a very hard lo t. I guess I can do It
F o rt O n ta rio w as th e la s t post t o
"W e ll, a n yw a y, I'm cross and un ing alm ost to th e ground, lie said. common fo r cops to lie sent to the
C o n s tru c tio n o f th e fo rt began by surre n d e r.
now w ith o u t being n o tic e d ; M uster's
happy,”
snupped th e g reat black “ R e a lly, I w ill tr y to be good. M r. h o sp ital by these hoodlum s. Yet. as B ritis h and c o lo n ia l troo p s in 1755.
asleep.”
In J u ly , 1812, th e post was occupied
D rom edary.
Cheerups.
T h a n k you.”
T he n be I reca ll It, th e y seldom used guns in Its site, an e levated p o sitio n lo o kin g
T he Ju n g le was m any m ile s away,
“ T h a t's
the w hole tr u th ,” cried tu rn e d about and dashed hack In to the th e ir fig h ts and encounters w ith cops. out on L a k e O n ta rio and com m and by nine com panies o f in illtln . and some
and Don D rom edary knew It. "H u t C lieerups g le e fu lly . " I t 's a new dispo
was m ade to re p a ir It hy
"U s u a lly th e y fo u g h t w itli tlie lr fists ing th e m outh o f th e Oswego r iv e r u tte m p t
D ese rt.
m ile s are n o th in g to th e S hip o f th e
and it was considered a most serliats fro m Its east bank, was selected by Colonel G eorge F lem in g . I t was fired
s itio n you need I Y o u r hud tem per Is
b y L ittle , B ro w n
Co )
D esert,” m utte re d he to h im self, as he
breach o f e tiq u e tte to d ra w a gun. G o v .W illia m S h irle y o f M assachusetts on In June, 1813, by several armed
B ritis h vessels, b u t the f o r t b a tterie s
ran w ith long s w in g in g strides.
T he y w ould not h e s ita te to a tta c k you
and S ir W illia m Pepperell.
and tlie A m e ric a n s h ip G ro w le r re
••W ell, here's fo r It," said Don, ns
w it li fists, b ric k s and stones, and they
Is S ta r Shaped.
H. IRVING
tu rn e d th e fire and th e h o s tile fleet re
he plunged down the w in d in g way.
d e lig h te d In to p p lin g a chim ney on
" I ’m not so w e ll acquainted here
KING
T he s tro n g h o ld was com pleted In the tire d .
to p o f you. In those days, you see.
though, as out In the open. M aybe I'd
F o rt O n ta rio was n o t occupied by
p h y s ic a l s tre n g th was the p rim e req s p rin g o f 1756.
b e tte r stop and get m y hearings, b e t
It was then b u ilt o f logs, w ith o u te r re g u la r tro o p s u n til Novem ber, 1838.
u is ite o f a g angster and tlie gang
me see, there's the ta ll palm tree and
leader was a fe llo w who was the best w a lls fo u rte e n feet in h e ig h t und w ith T h e lands c o m p ris in g th e m ilita ry
th e G reat B re a d fru it tree, but w hat In
ro u g h -a n d -tu m b le fig h te r in the neigh a c irc u m fe re n c e o f 800 feet. T he p la n re s e rv a tio n w ere conveyed to tha
the w o rld Is t h a t 7”
was pentagon, on euch angle o f w hich U n ite d S tntes hy th e s ta te o f New
borhood.
pearance o f a candle g lo w in g w ith yel
MULLEN-STALKS
was co n stru cte d a bastion, g iv in g the Y'ork on A p ril 25. 18.19. Betw een 1839
“ T h a t’s w h a t I say, too,” crie d a
"
I
f
you
w
ere
a
ro
o
k
y
cop
th
e
cap-
low lig h t ca u g ht fro m th e s u n ; and
sm all Jolly voice out o f the darkness.
n il 1840 th e f o r t and b n rra c k s were
A N X ID I'S lovers In th e ru ra l dls- th e nam e Its e lf comes, tty a c irc u ito u s
“ I was Just h a vin g m y tirs t fo rty w inks,
re b u ilt nt a cost o f >95,000.
process,
fro
m
a
L
a
tin
w
ord
connecting
and I'd lik e to know who comes c a llin g * * t r ic ts o f th is c o u n try tw is t a
T he ne-.v post, w h ic h lie s to th e
m u lle n -sta lk n e a rly o ff a fte r nam ing it w it li a candle.
on Cheerupa at th is tim e o f n ig h t.”
east o f old F o r t O n ta rio , Is m odern in
In
E
n
g
lu
u
d
the
m
tille
n
Is
s
till
called
“ Dh, M r. t ’heerups, Is th a t re a lly It fo r th e loved one. I f th e m ullen
every respect.
A ll b u ild in g s are o f
“ high tu p e r" and In G erm any " k in g s
you?" crie d Don D rom edary. " I have lives yo u r a ffections are re clp ro ca te il.
red b ric k and w ere b u ilt between 1903
ca n d le ."
Its re la tio n to the sun Is
I
f
It
«lies
they
are
not.
In
some
sec
broken away fro m th e caravan, asleep
and 1905 at a cost o f $320.000. The
f u r th e r show n by tlie custom o f the
under the stars, and come m any m iles tio n s I f the m ulle n lives a fte r th is rite
f o r t was used ns a general hospital
P
ru
ssia
n
peasants
o
f
bending
dow
n
a
to see you. For once In my life 1 um the new shoots ( I f a n y) w h ich s p rin g
d u rin g th e w o rld w a r and about 20
m
u
lle
n
s
ta
lk
a
fte
r
d
a
rk
to
w
a
rd
the
up are counted to see how many c h il
lu c k y I"
te m p o ra ry b u ild in g s w ere erected th e re
p o in t w here tlie sun w ill arise, p ra yin g
"O nce In y o u r life , you say?” m um dren w ill re s u lt fro m th e m arriage.
In 1917-18.
Ht th e same tim e fo r the recovery o f
F
rom
most
ancient
tim
e
s
m
u
lle
n
has
bled t'he e ru p s sleepily. “ W ell, a re n 't
Resembles A n c ie n t C astle.
a sick person o r sic k beast. T h u rin g itin
been
regarded
ns
h
a
vin
g
a
close
a
f
you ashamed, Don D rom edary? You
T he e n tire m ilita r y re s e rv a tio n has
peasants d ig u p litu lle ii-rrib t at m id
are one o f the lu c k ie s t In a ll th e fin ity w ith the sun a n il being, th e re
an area o f 75.9 acres. T h e o ld fo rt,
fore. a p o w e rfu l p la n t to r o n ju r w ith . n ig h t on m id s u m m e r eve— the sun's
G reat D e se rt."
w hich
stands a t its m ost
elevated
es|tecial tim e o f p o w e r—w it li a golden
"B u t I am not sa tisfie d ." snarled T he b rig h t ye llo w flow ers, c lu s te rin g
po in t. Is about 2,500 fe e t In circu m
coin (a m in ia tu re sun) and wear it
about
tlie
long,
conical
head
o
f
the
Don. w ith a sneer on Ids s u rly c u rly
ference, and its o u te r w a lls , o f sand
m u lle n -sta lk, gives It th e fa n cie d ap- next th e ir bodies to keep o ff disease.
lips. " I'm not sa tisfie d ."
stone, are, w ith concrete re in fo rc e
G erm an pensunt g irls p ic k in tille n -
ments, about 5 fe e t th ic k and from
s ta lk s a t m id su m m e r and hang them
8 to 15 fe e t In h e ig h t.
Behind
o ve r th e ir beds as a ch a rm , and t lie lr
fa th e rs pass tu u lle n -s ta lk s over the
these w a lls Is an e a rth w o rk about
m id sum m e r fires and hang them over
20 feet In h eight and 25 fe e t In th ic k
th e ir c a ttle sheds to keep o ff disease
ness.
and w itches.
.
F ive stone v a u lte d casem ent Inte
((£) by M cClure N . w . r . p . r S y n d ic a te .!
rio rs p e n e tra te th e e a rth w o rk , com
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m anding. th ro u g h slo tte d . Iron-doored
loopholes, a ll s tra te g ic approaches to
edly. K u b y was firs t bestow ed upon a
RUBY
the fo rtific a tio n .
c h ild w ith th e Idea o f lik e n in g It to
These casements are reached hy
th e p u lsing, g lo w in g , fla m e -lie a rte d
f T M IE B E sectns to he no reference o f
w ay o f stone s ta irw a y s
descending
gem. I t m ay even he th a t some super
t the firs t appearance o f Jewels ns s titio u s m oth e r believed th a t she
fro m the to p o f th e e a rth e rn parape
fe m in in e names. N e ith e r th e B ib le n o r (
An o u te r e a rth w o rk once extend" I
w o u ld c o n fe r upon h e r wee babe th e
e a rly h isto ry shows evidence o f th is .
about the g re a te r p o rtio n o f th e fo rt's
tendency to name women a fte r gems. I h e rita g e o f th e rub y, w h ich ts w ealth,
circu m fe ren ce , p e rm ittin g th e form a
p o w e r a n il th e a d u la tio n o f fellow-men.
Indeed e tym o lo g ists do not recognize
tlo n o f a nm at about 20 feet In w id th ,
T
he
name
m
ade
Its
firs
t
appearance
QUININE SPONSON
K u b y am i Iter siste r names as names 1
h u t th is was leveled when construct!"!»
In E n gland, w here It was a fa v o rite
M ore th a n liv e thousand Indians, members o f 16 tribes, gathered In O wuhu, o f the m odern post began In 1903.
at a ll and they are n o t liste d In th e J
w ith m u sic-h a ll actresses. Its advent « « s i r HY
so B loo dy,
P e ro x id e ? ”
Neb., fo r th e recent reunion und fe s tiv a l. Above ure shown some o f the ch ie fs
F o rt O n ta rio Is Im m e d ia te ly adja
lis ts o f cognomen.
In t ills c o u n try was less sp e cta cu la r
V V Q u in in e Sponson asked his w .fe o f tribes present.
K u b y has ninny e q u iva le nts In Sans
cent to th e c ity o f Oswego.
but It tins never censed to he a p o p u la r as he looked up fro m the m orn in g pa- ’
k r lt and am ong the H indus, w ho re- ,
stage name. T lie regal gem. fo r w h ich
per. -Y oh h a v e n 't addressed so much >
garded the gotn as the kin g o f precious
It stands, m ust have g ive n tt p o p u la r as a comma to tue a ll d u rin g break- I
■ S tru v e o f Y erkes said In Ids paper
atones, hut none o f them are capable
ity . fo r th e re Is n o th in g s tr lk lt.g In fu st
P rofessor S tru ve , w ho has rece n tly
Y o u 're not mad. a re you?"
o f usage as u p ro p e r name. U n d o u b t
e ith e r Its h is to ry o r Its prevalence.
: made a s tu d y o f spectogratns n t
"Y e s ." snapped Peroxide tlls h llly .
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j Yerkes, fo u nd th e " In te n s ity o f th »
" Is It because I p u t th a t block o f I
th e one w h ich she personifies. I f old
b rig h t lin e s o f hydrogen In the st»r .
tee cream betw een y o u r sheets before i
! legend he co rre ct, she w ill be hlessed
you went to bed last n ig h t? "
S cien tis t Give» R esu lt of Studies Matta cem ed ra d ia tio n m easurem ent* o f the Kappa D ra con d lsh Is weakened u n til
am ong women In poaaesalng a ll th e
now it Is lik e any o rd in a ry s ta r."
"N o . I d id n 't m ind th a t ao m uch."
sun's com nn
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those six ch u m s g irls home fo r d inner
se rva to ry o f the U n iv e rs ity o f C hica
i disease and accidents.
T h u rs d a y ts ye ste rd a y ?"
go, at W illia m s Bay. W ls., who a fte r
| her lu c k y day and 1 h e r lu c k y num ber,
“ No. M en w ill oe m en."
N o rth fie ld , M in n .— Leading A m e ri s e ttin g up an e la la ira te observatory
by W h a a la r S y n d ic a t e . Inc )
M cPherson. K a n .— T h is to w n c la im *
" f a n It he th a t you resent my c u t can s c ie n tis t*, c a rry in g valuable re
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at Iro n M ountain. M ich., found the
tin g yo u r a llo w a n c e In h a lf because o f search results, soma o f them based on precious d isp la y obscured hy clouds, th * d is tin c tio n o f h a v in g a record-
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tha Increase in th e coat o f c ig a rs ? "
o lia e rv a tlo n made o f the 1925 aolar read a paper on th e stars, d ealing b re a k in g m o to r ca r ow ner.
A L IN E O ’ C H E E R
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years has owned 63 cars, representing
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By John K e n d ric k Bangs
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36 d iffe re n t m akes.
O n ly th re e time»
1 lean A stro n o m ica l society.
"W e ll, th en, w h a t can It be?"
Professor Lee In hla paper stressed has he owned m ore th a n one ca r st a
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W ith one p u ll o f th e ta b le clo th ,
A m ong the a p p ro x im a te ly t h ir t y as
the need o f "d e m o c ra tic Interest In the tim e.
He has n e ve r owned the same
Mrs. Sponson sent a ll th e hreakfnet tron o n ie ra fro m se riou s p a rts o f the
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general run o f s ta rs ." He pointed out ca r longer th a n five m onths, and a n
th in g s fly in g to th e fo u r w alla.
I c o u n try present were several who th a t "th e p a ra lla x m ate ria l we now
o f th e cars he had la hla possessl a
" I t 's y o u r m ise ra b le h a b it o f s tic k fa ile d to view the Ja n u ary 24 phe
have contains
varlona
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H e says th a t
th a t's w hat It Is ! Y ou've done It five fa v o ra b le
T h a t » th a p la n f o r m a
w e a th er
conditions.
F o r about the s tru c tu re o f the universe
he Is lo o k in g fo r th e Ideal car, am i
D r i v i n g d a r k an d r u d a ttm aa
tim e s In five m inutes, and now Pnt th e ir benefit th e m ore fo rtu n a te acl-
from
It."
O u t o f m e m o ry .
when he fin d * I t he w ill stop tra d in g
th ro u g h w ith y o u !— th ro u g h ! th ro u g h ! j ent 1st» presented papers dealing w ith
T h l n k t . i * o f th e g la d t h in g s
T he v is ib le p o rtio n o f the “ m ilk y ' and buying.
th ro u g h !"
A n d th e s u n n y h o u rs ;
! ra rto u a phases o f th e celestial scene. n a y " contains several aepar>te and I
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Soon a fte rw a rd * the d iv o rc e was
D o tin g a ll th a aad t h ln a a
tin e o f these papers, w hich was II
A m e rican a r tific ia l s ilk s a re becom-
T h e r a a m o n g th a flo w e ra .
g ra n te d und they liv e d h a p p ily eve* | lu s tra te d , was given by P ro f*. Edison well defined clouds o f calcium , earn o f
ttfi by McClure Nawapaper S y n d ica te t
whtch moves w ith respect to th e stel 1 Ing m ore p o p u la r In B ra z il th a n those
u fte r
| P e ttit and bell* B. Nicholson I t con
la r ayatem as » whole, p ro f. O tto 1 fro m G rea t B r ita in .
by Oaerga M attkaw A dam e*
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Vi ih Chee runs and ihaQuixjcs
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FORT ONTARIO
IS A LANDMARK
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SUPERSTITIONS
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Chiefs at Big Indian Reunion
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STORY
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FINDS KAPPA DRACONDISH
IS NOW ORDINARY STAR
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