The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 5, 1926, Page 2

_ PAGE EIGUT PAGE TWO The Bismarck Tribune|2"0%0 “2 ou om =] ; ‘Am Independent Newspaper ; Most of us can’t look at & this way. Life te.a THE STATE'S OLDEST NEWSPAPOR §! | precious thing ta us, and death is something to be (Ratablished 1878) dreaded, to fiee to the last limit of our strength. Published by the Blemétck Tribune Compeny,| fut down in the hottom of our hearts we all have | teen: Nw D., bad ee cia tne postoffice at), ; Se second clase mail matter. George ‘D. Mann... " Provident nd Publisher Subsertpfion Ratye Payable fa A Datty by cart » Dt a Daily by qall, per year (in Plemarck) RICKETS MAY BE INDIRECT ~ 3, » DEATH CAUSE mother should be on the alert to de- an \ BY DR. HUGH 8. CUMMING ig hae it Mer Br ee - "4 f i. Tree: se tect riel nfor- eaking admiration for these chapa who don't ; 4 Surgeon General, U, 8. Public Health tunately, the ‘ise sein seldom rec- That's why Lincoln Reachey was populer; Se ogni: until deformity appears, oy Rickets is. constitutional ‘dis-| which ta usually, from” the aitth ease of childhood characterised prin-|-month to the middle of the second cipally by a softened condition of the| year. There are earlier symptoms, bones and by ‘other evidences of de-| however, which may be recognized. ‘fective nutrition. The. name} The child. may have digestive trouble. ‘9 why Gefald Chapman hag aroused so much { Surreptitions sympathy. ‘ What happens 'to them-after death, these restless pies Daily by mail; per year (wanderers? Perhaps the limitless reaches of empty Hy ‘a —— “rickets” is from the old English| and a poor appetite, or convulsions. (in state outelde Bismarck)........ 6.00! space neyond the stars pfovide room for adventures i = pradesh ie i) a, (nnd. soters, to There ne pro rar eerie the ~ * At / ‘al jol- e1 ir 8 Oo » Ber Soya outasen ee Nocti Unie i++ €00/ neyond the scope of wnything earth affords; maybe \> low the softening of the bone, | particlarly during sleep, and. ten: mbeor jerean | = __.| there are footloose meteors to put in place, whirl- ae Freveption ds more lepers than aoe Hs a rae pe ad hye } = F cure, ‘cause even ufter recovery | cty o! ain elic! ut p sin st by Htatet coned Press winds of the outer darkness that need to be tamed, = i from the disense the child is often at.| child. a raphe ai The exclatively entitled to the) witd rides in the land of eternal stience ta attempt. | - flicted with defortnities which should] The bony deformities include use for republication of all news dispatches credited) 44), tt t otherwit dited in thi per, and als. never have been allowed to develop. | knock knees and bow legs, and en- to tt or not otherwise cre 1s paper, must be. They'll never be happy tn the In order to prevent a disease you| largements at the wrist and at the focal ne taneous origin published bere- | heaven the rest of us hope to go to. . ae ‘cl must know. its case, and the cause|ends of the ribs. The head may b — Al Paes or venatlioatine of ait other matter | —— 4 : = or gies iY 12 com renee Cae large, and serio pes ted gg at the i I ee ive et an unhygienic surround- | chest may occur, e cl ite herela are also reserved, Those Marines of Ours i ‘ : Give a baby. ,¢ Fight food, | learning ee pill amd late in’ cut. : " vf ‘. i th. He should not be allowed Forelge Representatives They taN them “leathernecks,” you know. i Sema Lee tee ; G. LOGAN PAYNE COMPANY | Rather tough young men, Nice boys, and all that, | preci +a intel ie ae bt Roget ples She ae CHICAGO DETRO! fag.| Dut Just a wee mite tough between the knuckles. | : Rickets, occurs far more treau tend to bend under his weight. The ’ Tower Bldg. Kresge Bldg. i laméng bottle-fed children. nde which are late in appearing PAYNE, BURNS AND eave Bldg. | Very well. Listen to this tale. \ ine, better, fees 0 so r ae to fay Bay Ww YORK : - . F sf fmitk of a -healthy, mot) and none ickets indirectly is the cause of NE’ In Boston, home of culture, was being held a pa | more capable of preventing rickets,| many denths among infants, It not (Official City, State and County Newspaper) tade. On the street stood a marine. He Would get | p foes it is he teen ny beyand oly ble age en Ll pL Neh and in this parade. ? = f he rst year, © je sever -y of, suc! ung seases j lime if they arerto become hard and| as bronchitis and pneumonia compti- Dream of the Future So, when he saw a camel being led past as ‘part | firm. eld cating measles and whooping cough, ae If the. mother is in poor health or| but it also makes re y fi rh Ask any visitor from Europe what his outstand- se std ee ession, he sttode forth and climbed on | there is some insurmountable reason complietions less Wii ea i 7 ! its back. ‘ ~~ - why the baby cannot be breast fed, The treatment of rickets_is mare Occhi leet AL abla eben cael et ae ae ee wl i ; fresh, cow's, milk | sould ;be. the | hygienic and dietary than medicinal, i +} all to be in such a} Ail: wen 1 for a thme. en, through som: Bs are he will reply that we all seem 8 i h cena pelt a principal article of diet for the first | and this applies to both mother and tremendous hurry. mischance, the camel stumbled. Camel and lea s . ‘ | year, :necompanied by witamine con-|child. The nutrition, and personal neck came down in a heap, with the camel on top. ~~ | _ Ptaining substances like orange. juice. | health of the mother Should be care- fs Foreigners have heen saying this of us for many Camels afe heavy and tough. But the ‘matine . WN Fi And always there. should be an.abun-| fully guarded bécause she is the years, and lately we've been beginning to realize it danee h rea : urce- of the baby's food supply. was'‘all right as soon as he got his breath. And the Diet, ai jurraundi Given a proper food supply, with sun- camel dled. , Gilt Wie baby as not Hhad.the proper | shine. and cod liver alt slekete inn Now, in itself, it isn’t a criticism. When you have That Is a little bit like the story they teh down a ki jet. and \sueny surroundings, the haved is not.a difficalt — to cure. a lot to do you have to hurry to get it all done. | ip Norfolk, Va., where the navy is alwaye much in a Mexico is a fine example of a country that refuses | yigence, ourselves. plain “yellow | taxis” suttis but it has“~become the mode to give the to move faster than a walk. A good sized group of sailors went on a: jambofec | impression’ of \affluence. The sober 3 ~ / yellow taxi seems as declasse as thé And yet—wouldn’t it be a fine thing if some day|in the main street of Norfolk one night, carrying - = old hotel bus that used to meet the we could sit down and try to figure out just ex-/on in sailor fashion to the grief of the shop keep- — fh ‘ trains por Huron, Mich, when [ actly what it is that we're in such a hurry about? [ers. One civilian telephoned frantically t> the navy ‘ - : 5 eine wdc, ‘sea SAE idk on Underneath it all, of course, lies the fact that we| yard. A bored officer listened and asked him how . = ver giriamings, n . Ayton with 7 y t ~— touches of color, colonial tones an ure a nation of idealists. Sometimes we don't act| many sailors were in the riot. - Z pearl grays—they form a sort of a : ’ much like it, and probably we don't suspect it most! ‘There's a thousand at least,” orfed the civvy. {74 chameleon parade ‘Yoout. the -city. Going to_have a higher tariff on of the time. But it's true. “AN right,” eaid the officer. “I'll send a couple | —— - e “t = = = == -| A taxi driver tells me that the very | lipsticks. But their cost isn’t whut Jumped down and disappeared’ under flossy looking cabs are invariably em; | makes kissing so expensive. - For what other reason did we spread out from the] of marines down to quiet ‘em.” , : ployed by $36 clerks trying to make ; —— Atlantic seaboard to the Pacific cost in less than] Tough children, those marines. And. here's ‘one : ay OTit tec EMRE ADEN Sti a showing and by visitors who are|_ Florida seems, to want. everything 100 years, leveling mountains, blotting out forests] who hopes they stay that way. { [ < es 5 S| they, had been talking, there he wi The color st the exh. aokes fete |even thought he Hed waco DMR inctancite we cen LETER FROM LESLIE PRESCOTT) my heart. Dis house is bigger dan| {eet above their heudw and Inunbing|ifference im the price, however, and] 0 | a Sold m eart is house is bigger dan |); some oO’ ie most futuristic o' e lol 's 1c HiTs. s lers every city, from the smallest to the largest, fight An Eccentric Genius TO LITTLE MARQUISE, CARE | your heart, Buddy, and its bigger| ke everything at every word they) “oN'se hired on the Ub-cent-torsthe: | eating butter a year cid, trnes unceasingly to at population, industries an ine Mr. Zero, the eccent genius who is int E DRAW- dan my heart. If she can live in = enough to make anybody want to ing! dd population, industries and fine] Mr. Zero, th tric genius who gets into the OF TH Ww. if’sh i h ki bod vel ae dt (To Be Continued) - first basis. INUED hearts, she can live in. dis ; ; cheat sian. (SES 68 (Copyright, 1925, NEA Service, Inc.) | (copyright, 1925, NEA Service, Inc.) Tonight’s Radio | Eastern Tite WWJ (352.7) 6—Orchestra. buildings to its record? Why havbh we always so headlines every so often by dint of his labors for bitterly resented any insimtation that America is|the unemployed, is “in” again. This time he leads News has been received by fricnds of a Laurel (Miss.) man that he went hunting without knowing how to handle a loaded gun. - An Oxford student studied so hard he went crazy. If you have a 6 boy in college don’t let him sce this. I noticed that Sally looked tired “Goo, goo,” said Buddy, clapping not the best place to live in on all the earth? a protest against New York missions that don’t let |and worn but she seemed in good his hands ecstatically. : spirits which is usual with her. I] “Yes, I knew you would under- Well, perhaps all of that was partly due to a| their free lodgers sleep later than 6 a. m. have made some very fine friends in| stand all about it as soon as 1 told desire to make more money. But only partly. Ours It’s easy to call Mr. Zero an eccentric person and ay. brs rederetiece Lape berg ond ie Senne little peer Arai an yi erton is one o: em, just at at momen ie baby ” is a material civilization, but anyone who attempts | let it go at that. But just remember that during the} T") over Mite: Wiad Meo wth girls| caught sight of me. He lurched for- to explain its rise solely by materia] means is blind. | last four or five years he bas kept’ many hundreds | how loyal and true she could be. I|ward with a gurgle and of course i ! am going to tell her this the moment| knocked the block house down. With 4 KA (309) €:30—Orchestra. ——— ee cre Corre creme — 268 LEASE: SO OEE NOMEN SIA) TOM SPIRE YT Lave: she sleast tine “-alanesthil ary oh atte aise iaeek Hite New York, Jan. be Jara is batla-|>;Sacte’ -8ones. —8:45—Musical.|_ About all Christmas means to grcat.:t dream ever given to a people anywhere, It] the streets. He has helped scores who were ready | gethe: to see what had taken his brother's | ;,, govt Simansibh and. fattening 11:35—Concert, x some people is a reminder that they was born on the heights of Bunker Hill and in the| for suicide to a new start in lifé. Perhaps he has{ I opened the door of the nursery| mind off his mover’s house. Leap aibank geosant WCAE (461.3) 6:30—Dinner, con-| should have saved some money for it. Mion " has | Softly. “Little Jack was building a| In an instant everything else was!" heist lives in a palace at Mt.| ett . Story cold ‘huts of Valley Forge, nurtured in the covered | at times ren unwise me sii on the whole, he has Tety elaborate block house “for “his forgotten and John Alden eatt | Vernon, N. ¥.; Irvin. Berlin eould| wstas (Saeey dani soiec-| gghitd & dinnes in Los Angeles, Cost ‘wagons that swept ac lal rare-| done some mighty useful things, aby brother who sat beside him onj Junior was in my arms, ee et . i s os <a és, a plate. Bet their mouths were gons tha pt across the western plains, care- ni ighty BS. the floor. expre Ma eporeval 1 know, Little Marquise, that. I have ayhuge hotel for residence did] tions, 7:30—Concert. Open so wide they couldn't chew. i ith numberless sorts of “goo's” and] should have made him wait, until 1]P¢,wish and so it goes. | | KYW (696) 6—Dinner music. 9— could pick up baby Sydney, but the | the old songs have lost their hold eect Goo cis feal, 50— then Jui hing at caren hipts, fullv tended in the log cabins of the wilderness| Think it over a little before you dismiss him as : ‘ga’ Oh, little Marquis and brought to flower in the clamor of our mills] @ crank: ey I’ve always| great eyes of my eldest son were 80 ‘1 4 und the roar of our railways, Te LE eae been ‘so sorry for you that you did] filled with radiance and his lips so] ,,7H¢, omer, day Alma Gluck, gioti-| Jay's String Quintet. 0—De Luxe — What is it, this dream that leads us on? A‘phumber's pipe dream ts a dream of a broken} not know the joy of a child ‘whol tremulous with joy that I had to|Yory nome for $900,000. She bought | PFoBram. .10:30-—Herb | Feicrman| Summer is better than winter. In Isn't it, at ottom, the dream of what America| pipe. called you mother, Whatever else| give him a fleeting if fervent caress | the ‘house with the pr gnd orchestra. 12—Theater. winter the water is so cold very few i . : we women may wish for in this life|'as I stepped across the room to nick| song and that song was “Carry Me} | WCCO (416.4) 6:15—Concert. 9:30] noets drown themselves, shall be some day; the dream of a land where there Sic SURE We will never know the great hap-| up the baby who was also clamoting |Back to °Qi Virginny.” ‘More than a| Musical diversions. ral CREE erg ‘ : is enough fo: e Piness that can come to us unless] for kisses and attention, ai, ie ‘oman in St. uis stole, to get ough for ally where no man grinds his. sou! we have this great blessing. I could not wait to find a chair, 1] Millipn phonograph records brought} musical, 9—Studio. 10-—Amateur| per ‘husband out of jail, If “he out in bitter toll, where justice and truth and free- “Now, buddy,” said Jack, “you| sat down on the floor with Jack’s| "Ang while Alms Gluck trades in Night s fl doesn't want her, ye do. dom are the common privileges. of all and poverty mastn’t knock this house over. We'll} clinging arms tight about my neck rea] estate, Efram Zimbalist, her FAA (476) 6:30—Dinner music. is unknown? Play it's mover’s house and we're in| and Buddy's tiny face close to mine, husband, collects Stradivarius | ®*30—Classical. 11—Orchestr: If an automobile just has to hit ae A Story of Storage Tickets a harry to get it done before she|/I knew that whatever should come|(fiddies” at. $50,000 per Strad. He| WMAQ (447.5) 6:30—Orchestra. | something it shouldn't hit another = To be siire, we haven't attained it yet. And some: tory sag gets here. | She's just going to fink} to me in the future, unless it en-| says they'll be worth’ gunrter of a| 4 WEW, (4223) 7—Clessical, | 7:30— gute. It could do a little, good by times it seems a long way off. (8t. Paul Dispatch) re the bestest boys to make her} tailed their loss, no one—nor nothing | itiian each in 20 years, which will| Mary, Barbara. ‘Minst itting a motorcycle, us se dat she can live in. ~ But it will come. ‘There can be no doubt of it. 1t{ On December ist there were storage tickets out- ga,” said little Sydne . happy oT mane me complctcly un-|be a very mice nest eee for theit| “Was c447.s) 7—Orchestra, 10—| Women can't cave simply, because has animated all our patriots. It is what our flag|®t#"ding in North Dakota to the value of $16,868,| | “Yeo, I know just, what you arel (Copyright, 1998, NEA Service, Inc.) Sota eee Mery Yocal sid Instrumental. -1—Ginger! very few of then listen to their hus- is , | finking. je house is a ver: le ‘at momen 4 Ne York 7 v ands long enoug! learn how. means when we see it fluttering against the sun-| 421-05, issued by fered in that pee aha hie: one, but mover said to me de uvor] TOMORROW: This letter, con- Ver evans irse> ate toe of starting | WHO! (636) 7 30—Quintet, s— ‘ —— . light; what our battelships mean as they steam This was ascertained from reports required hy day she always wanted to live in| tinued. outs in flivver and being all but as (748) OFiadl 19 Following a dad’s footsteps would . out through the Golden Gate; what the bugles siny|t? 6 made to the State Board of Railroad Commis- f, wrecked by one of the typical wild- be all right if a young fellow could on the heights at Arlington; what the wind whis-| toners by the elevators, 1,782 such elevators re- ‘i icdei Organ. 10:15—Accordian. .10:30—| afford to lose hesl ‘ % = . hi so much sleep, =| sounded like to Inch o' Pie and tho| <¥ed taxis: The taxi-driver, who Had) Dance tunes, bers as it drifts the Indian summer haze past Lin-|P0Tting. Under the same law these élevators were Twins, But what they really said to) to give the timid critic a loud and), WDAF (365.6) 11:45—Nighthawk) | Wonder if these women wearing " bend hen lites as atl: ohh i ¢ $6 : other in goose language was,| Jong cussing. bake fur coats ever wonder what the poor coln's tomb at Springfield. required to give a bond each in the sum of $5,000, poe: Bmotnbe. tar quoee ane oh 5 hen ane _eutain ‘Time anjmals are, wearing? : ‘And that’s why wo're in a hurry. Just so that we |t® suarantee payment on the bara age way Peg sed pet ate ts mond cpoticed the. sign wi ch irot KOA (3: tne a meiner concert. | (Copyright, 1926, NEA Service, Inc.) never lose sight of our goal, let no one criticize our |@t the beginning of the season. Since that time— i id, “4 cally decorates so many of the men-|» yey (467) §:30—Matinee progrin. speed. 4 such has -heen the increase in stofage wheat—addl- . Suddenly Nick said, “Look at that] aces to life and limb: | 6—Nightly Doing: 6:30—Vest GET R) OF THAT. weatherlcock! | The wind is coming} “Courtesy! If you have io con-}B-MIGNUy DOMBE Sinn vom tional bonds in the amount of'$7,208,431.05 have been |: Inch Fae Pie Pred A sige A Mis from that Ainectian: bag: the seater aiteradion for a then please have chestrn, D—-Danes eysnieT i B A CH A CHE! : i: 3 down is pointing the other way. Now| consideration for my passenger.” & 91 * is % > See sea dar Set OF the stated whet nee en mets | Rapping, om « Garn roof at he fy) Kets spinning afound and around lke pry KUO(a¢i 3) ¢—Dinner concert. 8 — iy AN! that @ man has,” quoth the ancient sage,|°" 040 price prevailing December 1, there. must| ‘Then ‘Nancy: and Nick jumped off] weather-cock! ‘The wind is, coming prorehents ismarek Peogha Point that. Was. will he give for ‘his life.” 5 and stamped: their feet and shook] But just as Nick reached up to f e : @| The co ‘hing of a bad back, “Self-preservation is the first law of nature,”|0¢ ‘lose to 15,000,000 bushels of wheat ‘held by |their fingers to warm them—because| stop the spit ing bird, a little figure] of the camouflager. Time was when é the tired feelin; agrees the modern philosopher, putting the ola |NOtt! Dakota farmers awalting the price they think the weather was pretty cold, and rid- | -A THOUGHT = {J ticadsches, dizziness, nervousne t) thought into new dress. ed he is fair for their product. What such foresight has nidting”besite’ the eG rome, ; fre yaaa siete. of, pittaha ara “Well, probably it’s very true, as far as most of us| 22° for those who stored rather than sold on 2 i a cr aatties: tach of rer And. the Beg ray Shed us names And too serious to be neglected, i are concerned. But there existe on this earth, and pele esriet may Se Rieerek BE the: Hee A: ee gia : F te tayeelts onthere is ys Mother % "Boat! ey akg eee en ’s 5 always has exfsted, a breed of men who seem to oe ii reas poiorgicgpes cd east ten eatd wee ie rears Jest (—AND IT WAS ALC THE OTHER FeCLCow’s i ante sreater than: theater) oi ue to the kidneys. value life a little bit Jess than they value anything | ¥°° is a net gain of clove to $3,000,000— | rongtur of notes out of his tiny AULT, i THAT MORNING 1 WAS OVER j 03d & Hosts of people recommend Doan ‘else they may ‘have. which by the way of a Christmas gresent ought to ee ‘Ever ‘since Chris HERS —UKS THIS — THERE'S THE INTERSECTIQN Love and you shall be loved. All] This is a Bismarck ca: f iting to telephon- / They don't always make good citizens, Fre: |#!! the largest and most hungry. stocking. © Evi ing to eine te way “Feeekencse| [AND HIS CAR Was. HERS, ANO ver Hege. WAS | ere, ve weaeeieatical) ie oes You can verify it. ‘>, . . N. M. Danrot, carpenter, 511 Sev- Gently they sre abominable husbands fat. |Aently the lesson of orderly marketing fs sinking ft |is acting. It must be ‘pretty bad.” | [4 BIG TRUCK. THERS'S THE HIGt equation —Emerson. h St. N,, 4 : : ef. ‘They seldom gain tank sceounts and comfort. |PPCHY well, and these tarmera:who stored have aot | , Then he, began fo count ap on hia] AnD eoglyn) HERE CIKE THs (8 A SCNT esreenie Ni liasy idole, ty tates abe homes—indeed, they wouldn't know what to |! made money ‘for themselves, but by holding | changed all the squeaks in the Christ-] |CURVE OPPOSITES FROM THE =... i let up aching for do with them if tuey did. Once in a great while their wheat ‘have served to keep the price trom i = = } For Asthm : A netetnae aan sedi tip tiéy end up on the gallows. More often they find |*!2kiNé for the man who Was forced by hata cir: | merry Tea to get them D uring Winter Fae beetles. s04l meats, ei lonely. graves in @ million-acre tract of Arctic deso- cumatance or debt to dump at the flood tide of the s pat ee ate = an : Psa 72 a boxes of \Doan’s Pill; lation; or they leave their bones as guide posts in] *"e%t ¢ market. i dren. were in at lunch. And was that / A Remarkable Method That: : Has ‘ the desert sands or tropical jungles. . 3 ‘ ba Shela ply nl A Maly ) ¥ Come te. the Bosese of: Astin 7 5 not!.He cracked th the skat- tles and in give my “They provide us with our explorers. They take Munsey’s Millions to Art > [ing “and ruined a. whole day's "Attucks tend i oa G0c, at all dealers. Don't our airplanes through the skies. They find the (Minneapolis Journal) - fen. ty ee boys ins dete N oe : 4 : for Free Trial simply. a Aad kidney remedy—get i. golden mountains and sunset-tinted valleys chat the| The bulk of Frank A: Mundey's forty’ milion dol-|Sraze until he got bie pockets stufted If you suffer with those terrible Lael grey ee] ly a Test of us get rich on. They are ever in the front |'@F estate goes to the. Metropolitan’ Museum of Art| full for aownlng., ; ow then what do i pines of Astho, when it is cold | Mers., ‘Buffalo, N. yee aC Ge bt ‘ ou ose he si : ‘and damp; fou choke asathata ramk of the army of pioneers. in New York. By this bequest,’ Mr. Munsey, who | {tt pt ccived ee the Fairy . gasp for breatl was “che ‘very fast, z S #¥ery likely they themselves hardly know why. | left no family to be cared for out of his wealth and | Queen iast Alahs: tells all about it. i, E lon't. fail to send -at once ta the| ‘~ Looking for the unattainable frontier isa task onc |* 800d example for othér-citizens: of great means. |, And something will certainly have 4 ® eae cepnishis wats No ig driven to by some incomprehensible inward emo-| 1¢ might have been petter to leave a little less t0| “What did he do?” asked (Nancy, matter where you live or ‘whether Uph. It's nothing you can set down in words, ort, apd. selteching:. to: mcenitalaation ‘fie: Cis. atch | a7 te Stncaes Nelns: in ihe Bote ; Shest Ves Bis, aowa tor tae } a im, i Why does Amundsen keep wandering into the 1m various cities, for example. ‘Thete ia a limit to| when she wan,careying the mitk cron 2 Zz j trial. If you have suffered fora ite} tie id? Why did Lowell ‘Smith tackle his| "at can be done in collecting great examples of to th alts. and the milk} - g = time ahd tried what_you thought was sthe-world flight with such carefree. ardor?|@'t- “But Mr. Munsey’s gift, fike his career, is spec-| Srp, ‘Benlden Mrs. Ghatwes . hoes 5X € most fee ile etter af Nations, tt ig Macreaty going to try to fly eight miles tacular. ‘ feels sure that he was stealing sugar you are, discouraged . beyond “hope, 7 What made Jesse Jame: teave his name for| It was in New York that this wise man made his |0us oF het sugar barrel. She found : are iene Malt eee eg cre f [fme aia symbol of. dare-devil lawlessness? | Money. Wishing to give the most of his millions |and even: down the pecne’ ° Seagiecnie alae tee ee is *“Ermish we could catch ‘him and me suspects that these men have somewhere got-| Pack t0 that city in the best possible Way, the Tas |). isn we could cateh, ik pocsession of the secret that old Magellan and|eSriched one of the great cultaral institutions of fhe belong’ sala Mie chen Drake and Columbus had;-hat life is worth | t¢ metropolis. i Ree ory oe BL Sunless it is crammed with experience, and| ™ tis columns hort while ago, we poke of thé | sny more errands if we don't find th, after all, ie.the least important of ali} community value of such thinge as art museunis soon, and put an end to his 8 3 4 it I don't know .where to look im,” said Inch o’ Pie. “He might ; the’ North hd forall I know, Bouth | or or in or off’ at cdend of sie ‘ow! geese! que t Se ng 80? Can't you atard ¥ im a minute or the “Metropolitan. anwoure. « hiner re et Se ae eit sat tocreas 0 M ste!” At least Oat was what it