The Gate city journal., July 23, 1920, Image 2

TH E
T h e O ne
O ut o f T en
By M E R C E D DE P IN A
<&. 1920, b y M c C l u r e N e w s p a p e r S y n d i c a t e
It, fa steu e d th e blam e u|m n Tcllbr.
sk illfu lly avoiding A lice's q u estio n s,
and su ccessfu lly c o u rted a few h o u rs'
d re am le ss sleep.
Not so T eller.
H e was. Indeed, a
good sp o rt, a s well a s a good a th le te .
Hut th e loss o f Ills c a r overshadow ed
ull o th e r sensation«. T e lle r loved Ills
car
H e welcom ed the telep h o n e rin g
'h a t In te rru p te d his thinking, atid
sn a tch e d hopefully a t th e receiver.
“ In fo rm a tio n !”
"H ut I d id n 't a sk —”
"1 know . I'm ju s t offering it g ra tis .”
T h e voice was deep and gruff. ''T a k ­
ing it fo r g ran ted y ou'd like to liear
a n y th in g you could a bout y our c a r—1'
“ W hat a bout th e c a r? ” he said.
“ K now old B en's sta b le , close to
F o x 's B end?”
“ Yes,” fibbed T eller.
‘T o il'll find y o u r c a r th e re .”
“H ow do you know ?"— fe a rin g a
ruse.
‘T in In fo rm atio n , th a t's my b u si­
ness." T h e voice so ften ed . "T h e c u r
isn ’t h u rt. G ood-by!”
“ H old o n ! ” cried T eller, b u t too lure
H e sa t down, h a lf dazed, h a lf angry.
“ Now, w ho In—" he m um bled, “ who
lau g h s like th a t? ” H e culled upon his
m em ory. A dim p ic tu re m et his e f­
f o r t ; a g irl's quizzical sm ile, a few
p e rs is te n t, te a sin g q u e stio n s, and th e
echo o f a laugh w hich had held no
m ean in g fo r him a t th e tim e, Imt w hich
he now probed w ith In tere st. “ I w on­
d e r ! ” h e exclaim ed. “ Im p o ssib le! A
w om an c o u ld n 't touch th a t c a r, above
all, not th a t slip of n g i r l !”
Ja c k , w ith whom he w as staying,
found him w histling. “ I t ’s all rig h t,
old m an, I’ve found h e r ! ” J a c k sta red .
T e lle r laughed. “ H e r—c a p ita l H !”
“ W h ere Is It?”
" It? ”
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GATE
C IT Y
JO U R N A L ,
N YSSA, O REG O N .
Crow Farmer’s
Friend and Foe
B irthdays
Audience Applauded as
Snake Crushed Trainer
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‘Twice as Good aS He IS Bad.”
Writer Says of Persecuted
Bird.
A pplause from a larg e audi-
euce resounded III the little the-
a te r a t Serbruck, S w itzerlan d .
w hile a glguntlc python slow ly
c rushed Its tra in e r to d e ath .
T h e tra in e r, a H u n g a ria n girl
nam ed Clro, realized h e r p eril
and sh riek ed fo r help a s th e
coils of the se rp en t closed a bout
her, b u t th e a u d ien ce believed
h e r c rie s w ere p a rt of th e pit-
te rta ln m e iit und cheered loud­
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M ark th e m ile sto n e s o f life. Make
th e occasion m em o rab le w ith a gift
fro m o u r eto re. A piece of Jew elry
—a w a tch o r a d iam o n d — afford*
c o n s ta n t a n d la s tin g p le a su re . O ur
re a so n a b le p ric e s ease th e w ay.
tr e a t him rig h t. H e m akes a splendid
pet, a lth o u g h a n a u g h ty one, In th a t j
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he Is a lw ay s g e ttin g Into tro u b le . If
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you will tak e a crow w hen It Is young
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JE W E L E R S
and ra is e It It becom es ns g e n tle as a
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chicken.
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lie likes to he aro u n d th e house,
w here th e re a re a lot o f hoys, I.ut a t
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ly.
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every o p p o rtu n ity he will fly upon th e
F rn u le lu G iro's m an a g er ru sh ­
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Allis Young C hickens and D estroys ta b le and sn a tch th e food, o r c a rry i
ed on the sta g e a n d sh o t th e
sc isso rs o r th im b les o r spools of
Eggs of O th e r B irds, B ut on
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sn ak e, b u t not until th e young
th re a d or Jew elry aw ay and hide them .
w om an w as beyond help. It w as
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♦ not u n til u fte r the p e rfo rm a n ce
Mice and Insects.
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sh o u ld not he e x te rm in a te d , a n d It him 11 ml a tte n d s to him, a lth o u g h he
Now C row s Over the D octors.
goes on to a s s e r t th a t m an y cro w s re ­ m ay tu k e a trip occasionally to th e
A R M IN T Y R E
H u n tin g to n . W. V a —M arg u erite, the
cently ex am in ed w ere fo u n d to e a t 38 fields uud ta lk to th e o th e r crow s, co in ­ tw enty-m onth-old d a u g h te r o f E. W.
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p e r c en t g ra in a n d 62 p e r c e n t M ay ing hack a t n ig h t to Ills re g u la r ro o st
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S to lle r m ild wife, w as slow ly w a stin g
beetles, tu sso ck m oths, g ra ssh o p p e rs,
aw ay, l ’hyslclang saw no hope o f her
gypsy m oths, a rm y w orm s, chltich h u g s
G irls B eat Buys Spelling.
recovery. She w as seized w ith a lit
am i brow n m oths. So h e Is a b o u t tw ice
Tiffin O.—G irls in th e Seneca county of coughing and a w aterm elo n *»cd
us good us he Is had.
schools a re b e tte r sp e lle rs th an th e j sh e had sw allow ed la s t S e p tem b e r w as
H ut th e crow h I so kills y o u n g ch ick ­ boys. H o n o rs a t th e county school disgorged. Now sh e will g et w ell,
ens and d e s tro y s th e eggs o f o th e r sp ellin g anil sp eak in g c o n te st held here
birds, G eorge F. B u rb a w rite s In th e
Met D eath on Duty.
w e n t chiefly to th e girls. M iss G er­
C olum bus D isp a tch . C h a rg e th a t up
L aw ren ceb u rg , Im i.—C apt. W esley
tru d e B ertsch of T hom pson won th e
a g a in st him a lo n g w ith th e 38 p e r cent se v e n th a n d eighth g ra d e spelling con- 11.. Moore, aged seventy-eight, riv e r pl-
g ra in w hich h e e a ts. T h en on th e test. H a rry Sperovv of H opew ell th e j lot, o ften said he hoped he m ight die
W hen th ey c a n he re p a ire d like
o th e r han d , se t dow n a larg e n u m b er
new by o u r sp ecial p a te n te d p ro ­
fifth and six th am i Ire n e H a tto n of on th e Ohio river. D e ath cam e to him
of field m ice a n d c u tw o rm s w hich he
cess a t a sa v in g of 50% of th e
A ttic a th e th ird anil fo u rth . Ito sam o n d [ ns h e w ished. H e vvns found lifeless
also g e ts a w ay w ith a n d th e re Is still
p re s e n t m a rk e t p ric e o f a n y re ­
Shovvalter of A ttica a n d T h o m as W at- I In Ids cabin on the Ivory W ood, a ves-
p a irs, rodlpped, re ele a tie d and
a b a la n c e In h is fa v o r. B esides, m uch
son o f Old F o rt won In th e tw o dlvls- sel he o p e rated betw een C in cin n ati
re co re d Jobs.
W ith e v e ry Job
of th e g ra in th e crow e a ts w ould be
ions o f th e speuklng co n test.
and New O rleans.
goes a n a b s o lu te g u a ra n te e . W e
w asted an y w ay , sin c e he p ick s u p th e
h a v e th e m o st u p -to -d ate m a­
s c a tte re d k e rn e ls In th e field a n d e a ts
c h in e ry a n d e q u ip m e n t to give
a lot o f very po o r corn a n d w h e a t th a t
you 24 h o u rs se rv ic e on a n y job
w o u ld n 't he a n y a cc o u n t to anyb o d y
receiv ed . A lso w e h a v e a n e x ­
else.
c h a n g e w h e re vve c an fu rn ish
H unted Becom e In tellig e n t.
you a n y r a d ia to r fo r a n y m ak e
of c a r. A s e t p ric e on ev ery
T h e g o v e rn m e n t b u lle tin Isn 't going
Job. No g u e ss w ork. W e h a v e
to h a v e m uch effect, one w ay o r a n ­
a n e x c e p tio n a l p ro p o sitio n fo r
o th e r, how ever. E v ery b o d y ta k e s a
g a ra g e s. W rite us.
sh o t a t a crow w h e n e v e r h e g e ts a
chance, b u t th e cro w s p e rsist. T h ey
Standard Radiator Co. of Utah, Inc.
h a v e been w a rre d upon so m uch th a t
th e sh ip 's hows, hut u n d e r In ste ad
Secret Ears to Be Placed on Mer on
228-246-252 Edison Street, Sail Lake City
th ey h a v e becom e v ery In tellig e n t.
o f o ver th e w ater.
W hile s u p e rs ti­
T a k e n o te o f t h a t —a n y th in g th n t Is
chant Ships by the Gov­
tion Induced the C hinam an to eq u ip his
w a rre d upon o r h u n te d L ecom es In te l­
ship so It could “se e ” Its enem ies and
ernment.
ligent. T h e h u n te d b ird s nnd a n im a ls
w ork Its w ay Into a sa fe p o rt th ro u g h
A N N A P O L IS F O U N D E D IN 1 6 0 4
a c q u ire know ledge nnd cun n in g , or
shoal w a ter, hidden rocks a n d th ro u g h
w h a te v e r you w a n t to call It. O th e r­
crow ded w a terw a y s, science h a s d e ­
N ova S cotia E a rlie st C olonized Land
w ise th ey w ould d isa p p e a r.
signed th e “e a rs " fp r the sam e p u r­
In N orth A m erica, W ith E xcep­
If cro w s w e re stu p id and s a t a ro u n d
pose.
tio n of 6L A ugustin«.
on fences w hen th ey see n m an in the
T e st Is Q ade.
field w ith a g u n ; If th ey b u ilt th e ir
W ith th e destpyyer B re ck e n rld g e
H ydrophone, G overnm ent C ontrolled
N ova S cotia m ay la* claim to be­
n e sts w here th e n e s ts could be easily
equipped a s a d e m o n stra tio n ship, 40 ing th e e a rlie st colonized lan d In N orth
Invention, Can E xplain M any Sea
bro k en u p ; if th e y did not h e lp euch
o r m ore re p re se n ta tiv e s o f lea d in g
A m erica, w ith th « ex cep tio n o f St. Au­
M ysteries— T rie d O ut on
o th e r by giving w a rn in g of a p p ro a c h ­
ste am sh ip lines hnve ju s t h a d an op­ g ustine, F la., w h e re th e S p an ish es­
D estroyer.
ing d anger, th e re w ould he no crow s.
p o rtu n ity to see a n d te st th e efficacy ta b lish m e n t w as m ad e a s e arly as
B u t e v ery o n e se e m s to he a n eneir.y of
of th e liste n in g device.
It is now a 2565. P o rt R oyal, now th e little town
th e glossy fellow , nnd he k n o w s th a t
N ew Y ork.—In olden tim es w hen
g o v ernm ent-controlled Invention, used o f A nnapolis, w as founded In 1604,
he m u st keep a t a s a fe d istan c e.
C h in ese sh ip b u ild e rs designed a n d con­
on fighting sh ip s d u rin g th e w a r ns n th re e y e a rs b e fo re th e E nglish settled
H e Iparns th n t he m u st b u ild his s tru c te d th e ir lateon-rlgged c ru ft fo r
p ro tec tio n ngninst su b m a rin e s a n d offi­ a t Ja m e sto w n .
T h e b ra v e F ren ch
n e st high up In a tre e , a w ay fro m h u ­ w a r o r com m ercial purposes, p ro m i­
cially d e sig n ated by th e navy ns “ the
p io n ee rs fo u n d It n e ce ssa ry to su s­
m an h a b ita tio n , nnd w a tch o u t every n e n t a n d o fttlm e s fe ro c io u s “ey es”
M. V. type, hydro p h o n e.”
Its o bject pend th e ir colony fo r th re e y e ars, but
m om ent fo r som ebody o r so m eth in g w ere lo ca ted on e ith e r sid e of the
Is to disclose In su rro u n d in g w a te rs
th e se ttle m e n t w-as re -e sta b lish e d In
th n t w ould kill him . All o f th is h a s bow.
the p re sen c e of o th e r c ra ft, to fo rete ll
1810 by a g roup of A cadlnns.
m ad e him w h a t vve call one of th e
T o d ay m odern A m erica, now the the ap p ro ac h to sh o al w a ters, a p p rise
T h e A cadlnns w ere in a lm o st con­
m ost In tellig e n t o f birds.
lea d in g n a tio n In sh ip c o n stru ctio n , is th e n a v ig a to r of th e v icin ity of lig h t­
s ta n t conflict w ith th e E nglish. T he
T h e C row a s a Pet.
p ro p o sin g to equip h e r m e rc h a n t ves­ ships equipped w ith su b m a rin e hell
colony, fell Into th e h a n d s of th e E ng­
Anil still th e c ro w Is a so ciab le bird. se ls w ith " e a rs ,” th e location of w hich, signaling devices. It Is e xpected also
lish tw ice, and w as each tim e re tu rn e d
H e lik e s Im uian beings, w hen they like th e ey es on th e C hinese ju n k , a re to disclose w ith a re m a rk a b le d egree
to th e F re n c h b efo re th e E n g lish final­
of acc u rac y th e d e p th o f w a te r w h e re ­ ly c a p tu re d It In 1710. T h e A cadian*
in th e sh ip so equipped Is floating.
rem ained s te a d fa s t In th e ir hopes th a t
T ells D epth of W ater.
I rench ru le w ould som e day re tu rn ,
T h e a p p a ra tu s Includes 48 h y dro­ h u t th e ir hope w as d e stin e d n e v er to
phone re c e iv e rs lo ca ted In a ta n k of he realized. T hey, how ever, p e rsisted
w a te r In th e bow o f th e vessel so th n t In m a in ta in in g th e ir Id e n tity even
an equal n u m b er Is on e ith e r side. In a g a in st th e E nglish In siste n ce th a t
th e te s t th e sound of th e p ro p e llers of th ey abandon th o tr a lle g ia n ce to th e ir
n ste n m e r five m iles d ista n t vvns h e ard . m o th e r co u n try .
T h e d e so e m lan ts of th e A cadlnns,
T he d e p th of th e w a te r Is a sc e rta in e d
num b erin g 300,000. a re to be found In
by liste n in g to th e noise m ade by th e
p ro p e llers o f th e vessel c a rry in g th e M aryland, V irginia, th e C arolina*,
f e orgla a n d L o u isia n a .
W hen the
hydrophone ns It Is echoed hack from
th e bottom of th e sen. In d e p th s be­ A cadlans w ere ex p elled from th e Rnsln
yond 100 fa th o m s, how ever, th e hydro- of M onas, G ra n d P re . w hen th ey re­
^ phone re fu s e s to reco rd , It w as ex- fused to ta k e th e o a th o f fe a lty to th«
¿dfe ¡f Plained, b u t ns a m a jo rity of collisions E nglish sovereign In 1755, m any of them
$ ! oc<
cettr n e n r a const line and a t con- escaped to th e w ild e rn e ss sn d la te r
i'sted h a rb o r e n tra n c e s, the in v en to rs d rifte d hack to th e ir fo rm e r hom es only
m
™ i I and officers o f th e n av y p re d ic t th n t to find them occupied by new se ttle rs
■< : Its ndoptlon w ill rem ove m any of th e
from New E n g la n d s ta te s.
h a z a rd s of n av ig a tio n now caused l»v
fog.
A lpine W o n d erlan d .
T h e O risons, S w itz e rla n d 's ls rg e s t
I*r. H. 0 . H ayes, fo rm erly of Kwnrth-
m ore college, snld th e device had been canton, m ay re ad ily be d escrib ed a s an
Installed on one tra n s p o rt. Von Sten- A lpine w on d erlan d . It l i bro k en by
j ben, a n d on one occasion p ro bably no fe w er th a n 150 valleys, v a rying
saved th e sh ip from ru n n in g a g ro u n d g re a tly In size, tra v e rs e d by w ild ru sh ­
on th e L ong Islan d sh o re d u rin g a ing to rre n ts a n d s tre a m s and a n im a t­
I heavy fog. D o c to r H a y es also c laim s ed by ro a rin g w a te rfa lls a n d tr a n s p a r ­
| th a t th e Invention will enable a m ar- e n t m o u n ta in lakeg. D a rk g reen fir
j Iner to lo ca te icebergs, th ro u g h th e w oods and velvety p u stu re s co v er tho
reflecting bnek to th e o p e ra to r from
•lopes and form th e tra n s itio n from
.
, th * subm erged p o rtio n of a d a n g ero u s th e region o f th e h ills to th e realm of
M ew of th e sid e w a y s lau n c h in g of the steel fre ig h te r M am et, bu ilt for th e h erg th e sound of th e onerntlm r *h n '. the high Alps. And In th is ra d ia n t
I’a n am a c a n a l com m ission. T h e vessel h a s a c a p a c ity of 10,000 tons.
to w n p ro p e llers
p
p a ra d ise of v ales a n d m o u n ta in s th e re
s ta n d s on a lm o st ev ery h e ig h t a little
place of w orship, an em blem of peace
and good will, le n d in g g re e tin g s fa r
Man Fell Into Bear Pit;
and wide.
1
Mrs. E n n ery ¡¡live u d in n er fo r her
l is te r A lice’* elm in, who whs visiting
(hem . F irst am ong the Invited w ere
Ja c k W11 ford, mi old com rade, und
H ow ard T eller, a d istin c tly eligibl
frien d o f Jnck'8.
P eople n re a p t to w onder w h a t
form ed th e hond betw een Alice and
M ury (¡rn u t, fo r the la tte r g a v e a first
im pression of m erely q u iet charm
T h e re w as n o th in g forceful ab o u t h e r
except, perh ap s, an an g le o f h e r chin
As a m u tte r of fuct sh e w as an a th le te
of g re a t skill w ithal, so m odest th a t
only h e r few’ frie n d s knew o f h e r prow
esa.
A fte r d in n e r th e g u e sts s c a tte re d he
fo re se ttlin g to bridge— th e b u sin ess
of th e evening. A few g a th e re d aro u n d
a w indow , through w hich the (lure of u
s tre e t lum p a ttra c te d ull ey es to
la rg e m ach in e o u tsid e the door. T e lle r
claim ed ow nership.
“ A re n 't you a fra id to leave It out
th e re u n g u a rd ed ? " ask ed one o f th e
tnen.
T e lle r laughed carelessly.
“ N ot a
hit I I t ’s anchored, sa fe enough, w ith
th e sp a rk -p lu g out. a n d If I should fo r­
get to ta k e th a t p recau tio n , w hy—
even dow n hom e, not one in ten of th e
boy* c a re s to bundle th a t c a r ! ”
“ You a re -in e n th u s ia stic m o to rist,
Mr. T e lle r? ” In te rru p te d M ary.
“T h e cn r.”
H e tu rn e d and sta re d , u n ab le to
“B la s t th e c a r ! ” cried T eller. “ I
fa th o m h e r tone.
I say.
J a c k spoke. "H e 's a fiend, n p e r m ean — th a t Is— not e n tire ly .
Ja c k , Is sh e th e s o rt th a t could do it? ”
p e tu a l b re ak -th e-re co rd a u to m a to n !
w ith sudden pleading. “ I Ju st c o u ld n 't
"C a n ’t help It, wdth th a t c a r ! ”
Ja c k , w ho knew M ary well, looked s ta n d u let-dow n n o w !”
T he m aid handed T e lle r a sm all
a q u e stio n w hen T e lle r p re sen tly
pneknge
m arked
“u rg e n t.”
T ellet
d rifte d aw ay.
■petted It. T he plug of his m achine
M ary shook h e r head.
“ H e 's too
s u re of h im se lf—und o th ers, I w ould rolled to th e floor w ith u c a rd scrlb-
iled “ In fo rm atio n .”
lik e —"
H er eyes twdnkled a s she
At th e very sp o t described T e lle r
pulled Ja c k clo ser a n d w h isp ered in
found Ills m achine. “ If she d id n 't do
h is e ar.
“ Do you; th in k you could?” said It,” h e m u tte re d , “ I’ll n e v e r forgivs
h e r!”
Ja c k d o u b tfu lly . “ You h e ard him say
As Ja c k h a d Im plied, M ary alone
— 'not one o u t of—’ “
w as visible. "D is c o v e re d !” sh o u ted
" I’m th e o n e !”
“ H ut he snld 'not one out o f te n .’ * T eller, In greetin g , and fan cied he snvv
‘T in th e ten th I” she declared c o n ­ h e r s ta r t. "M y c a r," he added fo r h e r
fidently. “ If only th e spurk plug h a p ­ relief. " I t w as th e m ost m y sterio u s
th in g ! H ad y o a r b re a k fa s t? Good I
pened to he In !”
“ It w ould serv e him rig h t,” a d m itte d W an t to ta k e a sp in —a n d I'll tell you
J a c k responsively. “ I'll Join you a s all a bout I t !”
"Why—y e s," snld M ary.
soon a s I've telep h o n ed Hen. I'll tell
'W a n t to d riv e?” ask ed T eller, ns
him to m eet us at F o x 's Hond. hut th a t
th ey sta rte d .
If we d o n 't show up In tw e n ty m in­
“ I?" crie d th e girl In su rp rise .
u te s o r less, w e 're not com ing, l i e 's n
“ W hy n o t?" he c o n tin u e d coolly.
re g u la r old clam , und I'm su re o f c a tc h ­
" I.o ts e a s ie r by day.”
ing him. W alt for m e !”
Since you took m y car, you'll have
“ No feftr! I need you us w itn ess.”
to Include m e.”
“ Y o u 're su re — ”
A gain M ary laughed, th is tim e a lit­
“C o w ard !” ta u n te d M ary.
Not live m in u tes la te r, tw o figures, tle u n c e rta in ly .
keeping well In shadow , ste a lth ily a p ­
A w ave o f confusion seized her.
Hut 1 h a d no Idea you’d ta k e It th is
p ro ach ed T e lle r's m achine, M ary, a
little a h ea d , m ad e a h u rrie d Inspec­ w a y !” she b lu rte d .
“ N ever can tell,” re to rte d T eller. “ It
tio n of th e c a r b e fo re J a c k reach ed
ta k e s all fo rm s."
h e r side.
"I Ju st c o u ld n 't re s is t,” m urm ured
" F a t e ! ” she g re e te d him. “ H e has
o v e r-re a ch e d h im self— th e sp a rk plug M ary, a n d grew fu rio u s b e ca u se It
sounded like a n apology. “ You seem ed
Is In."
T h e g la re of th e s tre e t light sim p li­ so— so— "
A re g u la r b o a ste r," a d m itte d T eller,
fied th e ir s ta r t. U nder M ary’s e x p eri­
enced g u id an c e th e c a r hounded fo r­ p roving his sp o rtsm a n sh ip In th e con­
w ard , th en se ttle d Into a sm ooth, ru s h ­ fession, " b u t you c a n 't sa y I'm not a
ing glide. So they sped along, q u ite In­ good sp o rt.”
“ I'm not su re ," said M ary slyly. "May
conspicuously, am i Incredibly soon
driv e?" she added, w ith a p p a re n t Its
J a c k , w ho hail d ic ta te d tlie lr route,
relevance.
I eluted fo rw a rd and e x claim ed :
“ You drive— hack hom e. If you like,"
“T h e re 's H e n !"
Q uickly th ey sto p p e d anil d escen d ­ he com m anded. "W e'll s ta r t fa ir, all
ed. e x tin g u ish in g th e lig h ts and re p la c ­ w e r a g a in ; Ju st to prove,” he light­
lied Ills tone, " th a t I am a good
ing the rug o ver th e ra d ia to r, lastly re ­
port, and a good fighter.” B ut Mary
m oving th e sp a rk plug. T h is M ary
mly laughed again, th e sam e low g a r
slipped Into h e r co at p ocket as J a c k
helped h e r Into th e c a rria g e Hen had gle th at hail tensed Ills e a rs a n d m em ­
w a itin g fo r th em w ith a fa st horse a t ­ o ry ; th is tim e, how ever, w ith som e­
th in g of a q u iv er In It th a t th rilled him
tach ed .
" J u s t keep y our e y e on th a t c a r u n ­ to th e hope of victory.
til It’s called for. H en," said Ja c k , ns
th ey dro v e aw ay, “a n d y o u r tongue
CALLING THE CATTLE HOME
q u ie t."
"A ye, sir," resp o n d ed th e village In th e M ountains of N orth C aro 'in a
fa cto tu m Im p ertu rb ab ly , q u ite
un
th e N ote of th e Yodel Is
con cern ed ex cep t w ith th e e x trn hill
S till H eard.
In Ids pocket.
T h e c o n sp ira to rs re -e n tere d
the
I so m etim es w onder w here th e c a ttle
d ra w in g room to find th e b ridge tab le s c a lls hoard In th e N orth C arolina
form ing.
m o u n ta in s cam e from , sy llab le s se d u ­
In th e In te re st of c a rd s th e little in­ lously handed dow n from one g e n era ­
cident w as fo rg o tten , a n d a t th e end tion to th e next. W in ifred K irkland
o f th e evening no one. In th e m idst of w rites In th e O utlook.
good nights, thought o f c onnecting It
W hen th e sheep com e sc u ttlin g nnd
w ith T e lle r's e x clam a tio n ns he looked sc u rry in g w ith sh a rp , h u rrie d hleat-
out o f th e window. C u rio sity d rew to lugs a c ro ss a p a s tu re sow n vvith bow l­
Ids side th o se who had lingered, and d e rs g ray and shaggy ns them selves,
eac h echoed Ids cry.
the cry th n t b rin g s them to th e sa ltin g
T h e c a r w as g one!
C o n ste rn atio n
is "sheep-1 nan , sh e e p i n a n ."
Wh a
held T e lle r's tongue tied. Some one the cow bells nrp n e n r a t h and, th e *
su g g e ste d tele p h o n in g th e police, nnd
in ce ssan t c la m o r subdued by e nfold­
Arm and Leg Tom Away
a w ak e n in g to th e valu e o f In sta n t a c ­ ing tre e anil bush, th e re Is no need of
tion. he h u rrie d from th e room w ith ­ » a ilin g th e cow s hom e, h u t w hen th ese
A ugust K ah ler, a m edical s tu ­
out n o tin g th e g lance exchanged be­ n re slow In re tu rn in g from p a stu ra g e
d e n t a t H erne, S w itz erlan d , w as
tw een J a c k and M ary.
In the long gold tw ilig h t, th en th e c a t­
te rrib ly m au le d Ivy h e a rs Into
“ I say. J a c k , do you m ind footing It? tle call of th e m o u n ta in s Is a cry long
w hose pit a t th e zoological g a r­
I d o n 't feel equnl to a h a c k — It’s too to he rem em bered.
d e n s he hnd fa lle n w hile he vvns
slo w ." T e lle r m ade n w ry face.
Som e m o u n ta in w om an sta n d in g by
th ro w in g c a rro ts to them . H e
" J u s t th e night fo r w a lk ln g !” agreed th e b a rs suddenly stra ig h te n s nnd
w as ta k e n to th e h o sp ital In a
J a c k h e a rtily , “ I'll he w ith you In a b re a th e s deep, then litte rs a rich yodeV . se rio u s co n d itio n , h is left leg
.
m in u te ." a n d left him alo n e w ith tlm t rin g s and echoes f a r and fa r up
a n d le ft a rm b e in g e n tire ly
*
M ary.
th e black recessed covey w h e re who
to rn nwny.
T e lle r s ta re d gloom ily a t tils hoots. know s w hat m y sterio u s e vening h e rd s­ i
“ 1 th o u g h t." sh e v e n tu re d , “w ith the m an holds the cows.
P a tie n t, far-
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sp a rk p lug o u t—"
reaching. m usical. It sum m ons u n til the
" It » a s n 't l ” sn ap p ed T eller, alm ost fa r hells re lu c ta n tly tin k le, nnd slow ly
Non« D ies In T h is T ow n
Im politely.
"J heg y o u r pard o n ," he com e n e a re r a n d n e n rer, p re sen tly
(T a n m o re . C al.— T h is tow n a s s e rts
added.
dusk y h o rn s and lu m b e rin g flanks Itse lf a s th e h e a lth ie s t co m m u n ity In
A fa in t lau g h , a m ere g urgle, p a rte d
m erge from d»-ep fo re st gloom. W hile th e s ta te , b a sin g Its elalm upon th e
h e r lips.
T hen J a c k a p p ea red , and th e cow s sh am b le dow n to th e home
fa c t th a t th e local c em ete ry h a s not
h u rrie d th e p a rrie d a n d d isc o n so late g a te from out th e h a u n te d ra v in e ring*
h a d a g ra v e d n g sin c e 1863, th e d a te
T e lle r hom ew ard. Hut a s they w aved th e sw eet bell note of th e wood
o f th e la s t fu n e ra l In C rnnm ore. S ince
good n ig h t. M ary t h o u g h t : “ 1 w onder th ru sh , chim ing on a n d on, a t recur­ th a t tim e se » c rai re s id e n ts o f th e
— he'» a good a th le te , h u t—is he a re n t In terv als, u n til full d a rk n e ss pos­ ro m m u n lty h a v e died In o th e r se c tio n s
good sp o rt? ” T h en sh e sighed, trie d
sesses the fo rest, w hen n n o tb -r h in t o f th e s ta te , h u t It Is n re m a rk a b le
to a n a ly s e th e s h a rp little stin g of begins, and th e p a th o s o f th e w hip
f a r t th n t not a sin g le d e a th h a s oc-
com p u n ctio n th a t su d d e n ly p rick ed
poorvvIII Issues from th e wood lik e tit«
nrr»-d n t ’. e co m m u n ity since 1863.
h t r ; nnd b e ca u se she fulled to slid ? soash of an elfin flail.
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Tell Ships of
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TEST PROVES IT J SUCCESS
Big Freighter Launched Sideways
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; N EW REVOLT LOOMS
Outbreak of Junker Army in Pom -! ",,e
°p**n - n ® confidence is feit
p n n i a F p a ro H
fh® R e lc h sw .h r, w hich still re ta in s
erania rearea.
most of the om.-ers who supported the
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K npp forces, a n d th e s e still h ave th e ir
Kapp S u p p e r * . ^ , « . r ^ Among Big
E s ta te s O bviously a s F arm
L aborers.
ers, hut In re a lity m ore like sm all
b ands o f m ereer.arles ns b o d y g u a r d s
fo r th e Ju n k e r b arons.
, S . te ttin .— E v ery o n e In th is sectio n
T he opposing fo rce s a rc th e artiM i
of P o m e ran ia will tell you so m e th in g w orkm en. o „ the e s ta te , th e re non,I-
Is going to happen, hut they do not n a lly n re tw o o rg an izatio n s, hot It
know w h a t.
need* only th e first hint of „ m.»n-r-
F o rm e r M in ister of W ar R einhardt, e h lst ro u p w hen th ey will he m „!c,
w ho Is try in g to find th e a n sw e r a n d ! le a d e rsh ip read y for b a ttle
1 to d e v ise a lid fo r th re a te n in g o u t - !
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| b re ak s, fe e ls th e sa m e w ay, but a p - |
L et th e D efense Han
p a re n tly h e Is sstisfie d th e re I, no lot-
N oN esvIlle | m | _Mr * It * r
m e d ia te d a n g e r. U n d er his d ir e c tio n ! a d m in istra trix , su in g th, c v ”
\ " t * '
th e h e a d q u a rte rs o f tw o Ju n k e r o u tfits d is n s R a ilro a d com pany for Ti e !», '.'f,
h ave been ra id e d nnd close»!, nnd the
f h e r h usband. C h arles R
m ilita riz e d police fo rce h a s been d id n 't h a v e any w ltne* ses. hut I >:ivls,
tlfl
stre n g th e n e d . T h e re a re no o u tw a rd evidence of th e ra ilro a d s w ith e * .,.,
signs, e x ce p t th a t g e n era l u n re st Indi­ she w as a w ard e d a verdict o f tCd.OtX.
c a te s a te n s ity In th e situ a tio n .
AH testim o n y fo r Mrs. r>„v |« w a i
E verybody la sleeping on h is arm s. bro u g h t out on cruoa-exam luntion.
N ew Z ealand.
D iscovery of th e Island o f N<*w Zea­
lan d Is a ttrib u te d to T a sm a n In 1642,
h u t e x p lo ra tio n did not ta k e p lace u n ­
til th e tim e o f C ap t. J a m e s Cook, 150
y e a rs In ter, w hile colo n izatio n w as
delnyed u n til 20 y e a rs b e fo re th e A m er­
ican Civil w ar. C olonization resem ­
bled th e s e ttle m e n t o f th e A rnett
lean colonies In th n t s e ttle m e n ts w ers
m ade In h a lf a dozen p lac es In stead of
being prom oted from a c e n tra l base,
a cc o rd in g to th * u su al B ritish m ethod.
W hen S w allow s Fly Low.
It Is a sign of ra tn w hen sw allow s
fly low.
W hen th e a tm o sp h e re g ets
su rc h a rg e d w ith m o istu re all Insect*
m ak e fo r s h e lte r and com e to e a rth .
As th e sw allow h a w k s fo r In sert* on
th e w ing |t n a tu ra lly files low In se a rc h
of Its prey.
Added P e rc en tag e s.
A 50 p e r cen t In c re a se fo r sn a rtlc la
th a t cost* $1 w ould m ak e It cost SI 50.
B ut fo r th» a rtic le th a t ha* doubled
I d p rlc« th e new p rlc* la 200 p e r cen t
of th e old.