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1920. according to the postal re . tit. ttents.
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-Iv \(.\\ \\ 1- IN I Si J - \MI ItO \T
properties fell to one or I«.i •>
have and aot leave i; to i1
no organized effort to . i< *
lite development o£ t:...
\\ liitehors© Week' -
nunteri tal or.uaniMtiou »1ien
\ i>t shoeing our local copper
-M\e citizens This should
should lie a pood live repi<e
. « ilt>' man just what we |
i <s.ie town should fall down on
rtetic town which roilly
aid of trade or other similar |
,i. i» dent to a treat extent ou
ai'ti vei we are making little or
en do .ill hi our power to aid
:id tiov is the time to do it
| MY OWN FEOPLC f;
By ELIZABETH M NAU
i£ cy it. .ur» N»» -
There Hi're uianj, •
Uuitiy things that \*f«
iiucive W ttta? l»a;xpiu*s$>
pvlird to t o.
There \>n* (ir.uui ,i >
ever itvr
ar.it Us attendant «
railing H^uSiint Ihv pr» - z »
»
unju>t \
iit^r prohibitt* •... : t
t*sue« Ami U>
To £ villi* ft-*
at»>mintiti"n. 1
UUHt'l'U lu tin'
hiiktl the biir. . •
heavy attnos;
♦ye iuuuv futun * \\
many
frien«is» An;!, :
morm*?it'$ uwti«*f <tv i< ..
Amitl i i ; n i i
oiit'S >lu» pn>v<"! ii.Ui t!.»
four yvara iutrr a ju
Tiiiowj Kebe* u. s;.
fluencing so sweety "•
father dared t# ..
she sprinkled her r, .• r
of their life-loii 15 t:
yet patiently > <v
change And »l>-v y i*
short bed"; tfrnu-i; .t. it J»
the pnwnc* of :i • i p.. e y
master of hid vw ii tti :
nies, hud cause to t» . i
cause of the ear? • -t
Kebeco. he had st« i .
fully and Jloai! :a..> -
sal back and dare*! a r 1
t<» Oo its Wi'rsf. "i t:■
lied, atop of their i."
; ii.esn. Sii-Men i.
lu.' Father *aw t. :u tlr-t
Mai." »a* her only at
Its defiance, or it It >>
liievk oi'l man. Hue ti t'
most frequwit.
Like most old Inijicv I.ail
the hat-it of silting •! '»
lag chair with
going to Hi eel tu ,i«;
small black roadster beuri-u ..
daughter's child turtieit the . ormr.
t'ae evening she awakened about three
seconds sooner than usua; or Jil-t ui
time to catch a glimpse of the ni\ > -v
man. Her vantage paint wag the bed
room window and the moonlight. abet
ted by a fading vision, into: • red
somewhat. Her heart sto>«i stiil. for
the silvery grayness of the ti r and
the paleness of the skin pnvlulmed
him a Gentile. The trembling knees
grewr weak and shakingly she crept
beneath the sheets, sore at heart, fear
fully apprehensive, yet an ally.
Kebecca would marry whomever she
» " - ii;i o-<i lad} yet sne I
the hardness of the nou- I
- .• father, mid after works j
. n such misery, it was not
.• that she took to her bed.
- - this time. One evening, he
their home: straining hard,
d henrd Rebecca's happv
• l cheery laugh welcoming
•d nf A' raham." she prayed
"take tue to your hosom."
• f perspiration stood
■reheail and it was quite
^ I.. ,, re she became cou
ivol hand soothing her
- wh >!»• peered np. seek
little comfort In the kind
•ve her hed, l»vit they were
: have let't her." Hebeccs
'!.*■ heat 1* *o depressing
i s exes encircled the room.
•• Icr and one look Into
. I -i-iuher Mack eyes and her
-h suaytng old world up
v ! itself. What matter
■ or lientlle features?
•;\f i *<randma Schwartz
i> hen _■ supported by the
of a son of the chosen
_ sjdr.c half-uttertsl
n llelo i i a * ear a feu
r* and It «*s all oxer as
I . l idlncly:
> i.d forsake my own
:i »;th: If I for a nuv
that I should. I would
nil four years ago."
a g'ad little cry. recogniz
nevs m any dialect. grand
• •k among the pillows and
her eve> for her first real nap
N t el 4r Sneak Thieves Take
Preps Frem Detroit Wan and I
Dash Away,
M.h —Albert C. Malone
n of what Is believed
tiH-ar.ost theft* perpe
. I •• ;r. : In several months,
1, thieves robltetl him of his
• he st«ipi>ed to adjust
i and «'ass avenues.
■ • notified the police that after
a Jus to go to his
; nl ! "side a church on
placing his crutches
si le of the building,
of about twenty years of
if -'awllnc on the corner and
e crutch and ran.
• - had been purchased dur
H* i downtown store and
w tn nc them home for the
-lere's a Tank That Can |
Walk, Float and Dive $
11
! tirlK - An amphibious tank 5* J
: onstrntert to FiVfidi &
! i!tinry authorities ;;
; Marseilles l-y Its Inventor. K
(.••••I! Kortiquin. The machine §
tl" ■ riltmiry whippet ;5
ept that it is propelled $
rum the stern. After crossing «
rhes >nit climbing watts the &
ntereil water, (TalMd on S
le surfa'" for n whtle. then g
ve>l and crawled ashore along
the bottom. Gen. Monro and H
V'liniml Benussant witnessed ft
the performance. s
Kite Pulls Sled.
Bin-hwuoiL Wis.—lister anil I.es
l:i> Wiilhnvil. fourteen-year-old twins,
hnv. adopted a unique plan of taking
cli rules hj means of n hand sled
Rntl a large kite. In wlnily weather
the boys fly the kite and attach the
string to their sled. This Idea fol
lows the plan of a Barron flivver ©wu
er who places his machine on ranaQj*
France Is t limine tract
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into plow stmr<•
Results show Ilisit it l'" i of
thlnklnc js (loin- <»n tlih-s : i ii .:v n"t
worth the effort.
mer Is llmt the women are I" i.wn.
to show tlielr ears.
The man who bus the r« • ot
helm; up to the minute has little time
to \\illrh the elot k
The lomler a man proe' in-' h'"
\
are Justified in twine.
Men may have the lir n It
vent women's fashion- lmt t the
huihl to show [In-ill off
Those abandoned farms 1111
themselves as a pari I
city hoti-inc shortage.
It Is html to convince
that the earth was ho
their partlet: v ho
The average re "
what lie use.! to a
that others «.!i t
(terman pntpa-ratiiUl
min'h trouble in this
heavy truck on a soft h
In the interest of .nt
ty it might |Bii to hot
Islam! of ^ up .lliil vi!
There ihx » tn '
will take his ).> |m* - ■
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UTFST LONDON F«P
fa>1 in smart otvles In 1 ; I ' ' •
photo shov s a young It. ;< »i ' e ne;
part «f the fut mask her face.
GIVES FAR ML S i'.OPE
Helped by Evt:n<.
Department of A
Normal. Interesting R.
ties Are Hope cf Frese*.
.sfied Rural Pep.;
Cf
V
unci mi
the everyday rot.
iiiiii h mure ti> :.«>!'• -
l«irtli'iiliirl> if ft ■
s
lives, tt tuny be, mv i; •
duties.
The President «f lliv I
has a hoh|i\
appointment into
Harding, -i r.ikiiK < '
haw sutlstied :ii. : . -
can haw iii ihi«
S
tension work uf tie- I
■
children of i In* farms. -
grown-ups. art- d< s jti
it has hee.»me a hobby.
Vera M. i iva, j.r.-;
Manager* . ites a ca»> '
point.
Miss McCreu shows tl • ,r !':■ 111
a farm woman
"As you know, 1 si 01: i tie : the
farm anil country life. perhaps" ami
Cone with thousands of others 1 the
city if 1 could have done s. 1 !i ..w
looked forward to tho time when I
might go.
"But now the home bureau work
among us has changed things 1 am
so absorbed in the work 1 a:r. '• irnuii
to do that I wouldn't h ave
try for all the allurements of tin
"You know we all hnee visions bus
now mine are the same us yours."
"Some figures attempt a financial
measure of home bureau work." -ays
a member of the extension staff em
ployed in the North and West. "Kven
If accurate figures could be gathered
about the most important crop—the
children—the crop with which the
home bureaus are primarily concerned,
would they tell one-h!:lf the story7
Children, well and happy, are worth
whatever they cost- Normal, interest
ing rural communities are the hope of
creating and preserving a satisfied
rural population. Community enter
prises help to make the farming re
gions what they should be if that life
Is to compete successfully with the at
tractions of the citiea." J
The Mystery of
Hartley House
By
< l.ll FOKlt S. RAVMOXn
Illustrated by IRWIN MYKRS
Copyright by George H Doran Co
our doteotive apency 1 eonld tnw
hut I dirt not want to rommnnlen re •
u h anyone hut MrOuire. the «uperin
1 indent, find there was no need of tele
phoning him until later in the room
The rase, as I thoupht it over, oan p
to this: Thf Spaniard and the attor
ney. by the aid of a eon federate. fi
woman, had ©.Stained possession of the
diary containing the secret of Hartley
from. They would net disappear. We
did not have to pursue them. They
would pursue us.
Thi-re wns the p<»s<'hi'.5Ty of •'•*:»* • -
wi'h them h\ foree extra !'*r?«n> Atn
thine we did for our proie- • • v
r«e done oxtra-le^ijly. 1 thought M-*
sider murder the only pr>*ee*.s nu: *«•
ht> thotwrht of.
f. ' n " :ii . : -o ' ■
on r rut>«titute<i a dane. r to 1 * :ir
!tv but remained n source of satNfnp
For T\> << hours I sat by tlio t<->t'' w
rhauffoiir «f,o lm>! cone In pur*i:;'
of the thi-vos. It in* about four
•;.>ok in the mortiltif—there was n
pa • v.ie . - -fin of IlKbt In the window
— \\h»*n V A!drloh, the ■ ■
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ioiV.mm, thinking «e:
Vttnvm-e of I t:f ntcht n*i c - *
k Vi.no* pr«hn' T was In
to: '1 s.
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- a <M' lolaTio!
shall hi> n' .* to take in n row -orvinJ
- tolophi'i ed s« Mrs.
A !i went n»vaj The fViso !n
and 1 t.: i Vm to return
■ iifitT Mil he sn'd there was
<• nci'. a yonne »"man In «)ii:<
n wtis dead. the «.-nian l>«.V\
Til he over as siwn as pi'«*!Mo." 1
- 1. 1'iossf kwp the effect* nil to
T' ore was no douht In my mind
that iho Quavering Utile rascal of s
towyer with his preer«e v-ny and Timid
u <nt ruling ■nscrupuUmsness had
To the end of his road—and at i
Jie n>rj moment when ho had sue j
i•-« in his hand. There was no rea
><*n to doubt that the woman was tho
nld Agnes «hom I had surprised at
nidiight stealing down the stairs from
Fed's room with Mr. Sidney's diary
T-iit If we were rid of the timorous,
rrasplng little attorney we wore In
»nrse difficulties. With the attomej |
ind his Spanish client, we at least
tnew the manner of dealing. It was
lisconcertlng—1 might almost he for
riven the exaggeration of saying it
vas horrifying—to consider that the
llary was being handled by a con
stable. a sheriff or a coroner or even
ly any idler or resort-keeper in the
illage of Horwlch.
If the automobile accident had dis
used of one ingenious enemy only to
nake a half-doren equally unscrupu
ous ones, or to apprise (I was tempted
o think this was worse) one incor
■nptlble officer of the condition of
lartley honse—la either event we
rere the worse for the change in cir
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to I<o ■ v;
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tipfceil, hut ttip foprictt'T jn« pi
llm richt np nmi ' -n
"hwlcs..
"That old Nov was mart r hfri
oow. 'This Is nm' it . ■ ■' hr l
It is hevnnd rxprr-^ Vol
lie! rv>c of * m#n—'
rhon he stopped siM'^klnf ;
aid a lot of thirty the ! wttw "
lerstood. hot it di int r . Vo fc;m nu
lis eres .lost sparine.!. il<- pnt a <1
ar on the har and points! to the J
rh!ckx or«in
(Continned on TaesdAj)
1 III SK v;\\ \T
, ne^r Dairy
II. F. SKKM A\. rrop
rr StfHMT m hAKbfl
The 1?ii i^nvf nnrl l«r«l con
«!»»• ro«| «lnfry in Alaska, .
I* itly Miipmrnffs of purr
milk an»l rrraro to nil
*'fi YVIiitr A
• : e< :<-v0c->cW'00c<0v
i; !iame Guide
i * 5r fhr \f
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Williams
\ircd
insures
Hair
i iti im
; IS minute* I". US cha rs
1*1 >; fS qpct^s Id winn^M F,
3.00 cl..-.ins. (S N 4T dpcroos
00 ir.iniites K. fi 00 chains; I?)
N SO decree? SO minute* K 7 -
50 chain* to corner No. 1. the
place of beginning. contaiMnc an
area of 156 77 acres Magnetic
variation Tr' deprees 40 tnlnntes
FRANK A. BOYI.K
Repi*ter.
First Publication June IS. 1921.
rinal rablicationp A at- I". 1921.