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N eWs—olthe Financial World.
rwo 'GLUB'WOLQZK om
. BETHEL. VL. June 10.-—-M’lss Mare
Jorie Hulbird. daughter of former
—-
Stock Quotations
' " Late New York Stock Enchange quota
Inning Sentinel, over the private
and dealers in
Bannission Brokers,
wires of Maples & Goldsehmidt,
‘1
tions, reported for the
unlisted securities, 85 Washing-
Ion Street, South Norwalk, local correspondent of H. L. Horton a
no, members of the New York Stock Exchange,
Few York. ' ' “a"fim rate can be questioned. full considera- , Springfifid Park. far behind.
W H L 11.30 lion must first be given to. the base ‘ BULGARIA _\\'ANTS T0 1 d R .
r H- L- 11130 ' ' ' 3‘13}. . .. '. t 1, cause ltl COXTRUL 0“); FINANCES or e aggedy _Ann. as she kicked and , soon she discovered th
"llietl (‘henllwl '3‘) ,4 69 69 Kelly Spring. 49% 49 491,; l ‘lhls'is yen timports: themfinancial‘ .. Wiggled and tried to get out from un-
‘m. Can ill 47% 48 .Kunn, Comm 361/, 35A,; 736 “W” ‘j'img ”pillé‘quitiem New Eng; SOFIA. Bulgaria, June 10 (Associ- def. :“im‘ys 33"“,- _ ‘
Am. Im' lt-nl‘; 103 ll'fili- ‘.l\‘ovstcme The 19% 191,; 193;. .‘Con‘m,°rl ? 19 C; its capital obliga- ated PreSS)--Blllgaria refuses to ac- ha I wont!’ Mmky said.
Am. I‘m—n. [131: 11,: 1131/5 Luck. 5,9“ 74 1: 73 1,2 74% ;.:-nd 'lellp to] 9‘ “we; and its re- cept the establishment of allied con- lllde- 111 these bushes over here so
Am. snip .\~ Com. :11... 2mm 21 , “(wimlli l’ele 1302+; 1375;. 130;, :‘mf‘sv opeiriimimég; :rhis the “to" lml over lmr mun“... a. moms“, ,wpour friends Cannot find us. then I
Am. smmn-m til-1L; 60% mil ' Miami (Topper so 3:.» 30 ””1,“ ‘5); tom. plamgfl claim'that m, the reparations commission, and will
Am. Slzg‘nl‘ Til"; 78%: 78% Middle States 14‘?" 14% 9:}:11fi0n which the telpxmone com- attempt to room n the question at The ' Ra d , A
Am. Sum. Tel». 401,;- 40 illlé . Mo. Pac. 22 .' 221,; 2‘.’ Spun‘l‘llld not PM“? in evidence at the Hague conference. it is declared by “wig: 3 nu.
Am. Tel. «'5 Tel. 1;“: 123 1:3 33'. 3g Air lirnku 7f, 75 75 Ilnf(;l‘hllll-ll('al‘lllL' before the Public Prfmim‘,Slamboulisky,‘ “‘11in 0:, W0 b
Jun. Toll. HUM. Hole 14"“; ,.\'. Y. (‘tntral “9‘3 59 R914 I'llllli‘fis Commission. ‘ l . law” ”M Sign “”y such conven- then 1V'Olimzsflxlmb along to you.- and
"L” “"“:"'““ "3x" “1’3 33“ N‘H- & H- 393$ 38% 39 i "ruon the lluu'lclul showing of the “(m- the Prt‘mier told the correS- mm; '80,. . 1 f, e son." 0.“ 35 8"
Altiu'onvlu 537.4; 53“.: Nor. Pnc. 747;; 74“.: '7‘119 ‘omnilnnv as «lisclnsml by its officers llOndcnt. “\Ve. refuse to recognize soniethin ”W?“ irdthey haxe taken:
M ”“5"” ("“2 M ’2 . ”‘9' U” 631"; 6213 6313 who will be called upon to testtiiy 5"?“ :1 Winn-noon. and in so doing are to them "g C 095 not 110‘ bflohg
nnltiwlzl Loco. ”3 Ill-"ii | lam Amer. Pete. 70 6912’s 70 “.m be built 119 m, enlirc case. basing our stand on the treaty of Neu-_ “H' , ' H , H m . . r
Bolt. 6‘.- “lilo 47% 48% l in llll. ll .li. 42 417,115 42 BRIDGEPORT. June 10_—-City At- lily. I am going to The Hague to ask "Y d- a. a... laughed Mmky.
Brill-SUM 76% 77 ,' l'eo. Gas 82 R: 82 ltorney Cornell was asked as to his in- the Powers to appoint another com-~v ou airetiliust, trimg to make mil“
(all I’l'ln' “3% C416 : “My. (‘OUSOL 1715 171.}; 1713‘ It’llllOIlS \‘.’llh respect ‘0 the Norwalkgllil~‘<ll-lv lo kfziy “up“, Bulgaria's (‘Il-' 3‘0“ gotvh t ats “hat: Alla I £11058 I
Cm“ “l"- 13'} 126‘s llwnlllnt: 737s 731,. 73% 3 mm (7059?. .“We have not «meted any pacity for payment." ' inflow] a ff 1 m1 sour candy heart
‘5'?"- U’HllWr -~ ' 39% 3.915 ' in." Sto‘vl 737,. 7:3; 7.". ‘apppamm-e. but will be represented .‘ ' —‘~.--_._____ . l?“ .- cant make 1113' wishes come
c-‘l’ln‘llt'r Mm- 7-“ 73 75 mm.” lllllt’ll 631," «22.5 m . m ,9... Mal, m: m. naturally Would be GRAND :lmsTl-znsv DAY onsxmv- m“: “M The mag": “"51""9 ”PM“ ,
(The-s. & (”lino 8.3"". 6:45;, 645;. Lew“... “0.4,...“ 131‘ 7;; 75 .m an? mattel‘ mm might be of some El). 1 tazgedi Ann twisted and \Vlgglcd'
Con. Gil-‘i- 119‘; 111'“: 1193i: l So. llzlcillc , M12 58 fist... ; mtmé Cpnceyn to the city, Until we . isome more when Mlnlty tried to get
‘3”- Rl 1- 4‘: will ' 41“: isnwlnlr on 37H. 261,4. 3? ;S.e how the ease develops and what it ~fill-(onus. Juno lit—«Grand Mus- h" can“: Heart “I” It mu no coed.
Corn products 1011‘; J”:% 1033;. is... lizlilxuly till-3 231,. ‘23:... amounts to. I cannot say that an “fr" .lla)‘ was observed at the 0.1.3 ff" mm“ “as real Strong for such a
Crucible stud 74 731,9 73s; is n N J “,0 1" ”3.7“ 1.3,, ‘aclion will by lamp, but it develop- I‘tgllows' Home here. today. Grand “'2“ fellow. . . _
Cuba Cane 1733 17% 171.; iSt. pm” 354;, 3:... 25". 'm. nls warrant. the interests of the Master Charles R. Hathaway of South ‘0' “it“ his m”? SOISSOTS .710 Smil-
famous l’lili‘rrs S-lls Nil 84 iglnaululltpr 1:15.. 1197],, 12m. « Clly will be duly guarded. Our ap- Blanchcstcr, and his associatp Omens Pod a hOli’ .ln Raggt’d.“ Anus cotton
Fisk RUM“ r Nil}; 1:; .74, 165% £13.“... (‘0' 47sQ 7 471.: peamncc will. be informal only. elected at tho rpcpm Grand Lodge Sth‘fOtl bod) and soon. had the candy;
Gen. Asphalt 6:; (3;- 15 623:, l‘l‘ollocpo Prod. “,3“ Sn W,“ i > —— meeting. making their first official vls- heart m his hand. _ j\°“' for a “15'“:
non, Elpctl'ic ”,3 1,;3 16x H.” “M. Stores “7),. Gill “4,; , FIVE CLOGATE STUDENTS it. The frfllfirnily was Well-represent- he said. ‘ I hope it is strawberry fl?”
Gm. Motors 141,; 145‘ 141‘ . I'. g. lb-nlty as 67.1, 69 l CHARGED WITH ARSON ed and. the Rphflcca lodges also\sent \or. and he took a tiny lltllo fill)-
c00driph 4‘”; “’31 403i ‘1‘. S. Rubber 53”.. a: (71‘. ._.._._. ‘delegationg, the members of which as— , ble. _ , ’
Grt. North. Pi. 7111;. my, 7615, 1 l1 s. 51...] 1m 1. jutlfxi 1m“; ! Si‘l‘At‘l'Sl-l. me lit—Five Colgate rusted in receiving and in serving llatrgod). Ann 53m “0"”. ‘1 “'“f‘l- ff”-
‘0’1’ Now“ “r“ 40 40 4“ l'lélll (‘Ol‘lml‘ 6‘; “7-": "3T; irlll'lt! s \‘.’t:l‘t' arrested early yesterday . thh-A Many gifts of fruits and use- of “PH-80' shpp knewthut (won If Mm-
JP‘M'HHIHOH (‘. 4‘: 415i, 415;.- \"E'" ulmm Si tl 4m_ 1.9 41:»; ”A, “T“. u, Hugh,“ this afternoon at ful articles were brought to the home l‘" d") "’3‘ mm film" hmfl‘ that would
Jot. .‘lm: .\l:ll'. Pl. 339, .K': 323., “a“. rm T..]_ - 0315—, 981;: semi; Hummhn ,.!1_,..g,,,1 with argon. fnl‘o“._éf0r 1hr» inmates. 4‘0.‘ make 1“?“1‘9195' 170“"? 3:2.“ The
lot. Nw-lu-l 17 1611; 163-. “Ht-t, lilm‘. 602., 593;. am, mg .0,” ”r... in m“, m,” ”1,. cones. Advertise in the Sentinel. lrf’fif‘ron his “WW5 f3“: "0‘ ”infill“?
)0 Wm l‘jl\- ,3, ._..;g__ 3,3,4; 36“: “mi,“ ”mow 49 49 49 mi“: Thursday night as ”w climax of —___.____ . . ,“Js because Mink} “lshed for selllsnl
43 Broad Street,
—_——
imil/ll ll llllll ST.
'lV.\l.l. Ei’l‘iil '«
Ml .l. m. »el~'lll-'
in): 01‘ the L" ’1. l i. ">;|t'(‘l:lll}' (if
19:" l‘“('l‘lll >1" ' - lawn-5'. was W‘-
mll 2m] on A l , ‘\ l.-I'.Iw smile at the
4‘ . ' ml; or" I'll? - 1: l'l Slut'k .\l&ll'k"l
b wn. “ifs \--' most \‘ll‘lll'l‘dlllt'.
1‘ Alllll'll "ll I‘ ‘ \.‘ .lt‘l‘r<l-\. ('uyllv-n
at'Il I'lllllll‘S .H T l ll'.\llll‘l‘l(‘.’lll Pv-
trchunl soon . -:i' :l point or nlm'r-.
('Tli 'llll". inn! l.l Illlll l'. S. Steels
‘N‘r lower by fl: v lions in one point.
Coppola». mot '~' :~‘ smlll (ll‘ illv- FilllS
Vere llll'll'l‘ ll.“‘ Ht lll¢'>\‘lll‘t'. (‘mu'l
c0“), was “1.1.; of the HIlI‘l'lllllll‘S.
falling 17'. points:
\VAIJ. F'l‘li". — l-Zx-tvusix'v offer-
filgs of oils. isotors. (‘flpllt'l‘s, equip.
‘lht-nls nnl :l \.‘l‘o~ \ Illl‘l) (If lliisl‘rl-
mucous isauts n‘ extreme tlmlines of
It to almost 7. points I'talllll‘l'tl the
‘t‘l‘k l'll(l w-':~~inll of ill“ Slnl‘k EV—
change. The llm‘lim' also took in
some ol‘ the illnrstulent mils including
Ifn'lon Pacific. l'lllzdllilll l‘ut'il‘w :lml
ht“;l\\‘:ll'(‘. luv”. l\"lll!‘.:l {llHl \Vrstvrn.
'Rnlllv-sx from Hm- .I 3m. ls \W'l‘v music
bpnrr H”. 1“.” lm llzv Mrv'lstlll
rthmvn lvl' .‘ll'\l".‘ . l‘vllvllrum. lnlt tho
\
ru‘. l'v'sllll slim -..
ialllstzllltizll I"
Was l‘."fl\'\'. r".
000 shores.
H ‘\]‘I-’Hll\lll’rillll'l' 0f
'l‘lll'
:lN-roVimnlml 7"“.-
(‘lnszl‘lg’
Ai1yf‘l<4
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Beware of Corsets!
A bone in corsets recently caused
the dt'Hlll of ll young womun who was
filling in Swilm-l-lllml. She fell W-‘l‘l'
. ledge into deep snow. The tune
pierced her heart nnd she died llllllll'
dlzltely.
Try a Classified
the Sentinel.
Guggenheim
Advertisem out in
M enaced by Stockholders’ Revoz
HE Old and the‘New Order
T in the world of high finance
are at grips in a struggle over
the control of the American Smelt-
ing and Refining Company. Grouped
on the one side are the Guggen-
heims who came to Wall Street
nearly twenty years ago {rpm Col-
orado, and who,
smeltcrs company;
contend that their
vantage of the management.
‘ This controversy has culminated
in a report. just issued, of a Stock-
lnvcstigating Committee_
composed of Henry Evans, Clarence _
H. Kelsey, Henry K. Pomcroy and 2
\Villis D. \‘Vood, all of New York
financial
world, which after a year‘s inquiry
Tacommcnds that the Guggenlicims
l , e retired from control and a new
holders'
and prominent in the
;' ’dé ectoratc elected.
‘ ‘Hon. George
tormer Attorney General
cation, concurs in their report.
Back of the moderate and guarded
language of the Investigating Com-
dramatic
story of the rise of the Guggenheim '-
copper dynasty and the founding of "
one of Aracrica‘s greatest fortunes.
seven
brothers, the Guggcnllcims started
in the copper smelting business in-
Colorado more than thirty years
mittcc's report is the
Compri,c :1 rl
originally of
. .530. _In 190l. they joined
American Smelling and
5“
world.
‘ Utilized their
. - Med out by the
Wmittec.
positiOn,
to
‘
.ll'ltllln the l..;ll of the vessel.
Bridgeport and New Haven
to Appear Informally in
Telephone Rate Hearing
Continued from First rage.»
Attacks Surcharge
Mr. Gallaher's attack is on a charge
for service 50 per cent higher than
the so-called base rate in Norwalk.
KVhile the attorneys are reticent about
outlining their plans for the presen-
tation of the case. they admit that be-
fore the reasonableness of the zone
WALL STREET NEWS.
.__.__._
'l llo l!:ll>nl"..l7ll int 'rv sis in
the \anl Stlw‘t ‘llSll'll‘l llJl‘l little uh
lvl.tioll ‘o ll‘ll't' lll0\i'lllt'l|l’s .llltl sin-cu-
l'l,ll\'t’ op- llliiolls whit ll \x‘v xv l't colvlml
ill the p.15! few days. including illo~
llozlvy >.‘lll|lg tllrll ('Illlll‘. into lltl mar-
“'lllll they x' gulllu ll :25
1.3.“;
lavt } 'Sl"l'(l l_\',
of ll)" :liuilvsl illlpolmllev “as l!.-.-
(whit-urn or lll promulu-lll in oil inlai-
mass 1 l';'ll0'll‘.‘. Y4 stool.“ lllllv Till‘llt'f.‘
\\'.!.‘v lll" must llt‘ll\t' that llRB- lu-wn
noted for years. close to $l'l."|0fl.o-I0
llllilK‘ plum-vi l») lending lllfl'l“)' l-v uk-
l.‘r:< (ll 4 iv-r I‘t'lll. Ull‘ three lmmllls
null 413 pm‘ cent. for six n1(illlllS.f'Yl'l
loans {or thirty (l.l_\'s or m the middle
In" .llll\' \V'lt‘ llllltl‘ all the "\ll“ll‘."l.\'
low Ell" of 3-“. 3‘0! cent.
'i‘lw slain-merit of lllllill'wl orders oi
ill" l‘. S. Steel (‘unml'nliml \\'l!l l-.- is-
Ml! ll Ill :ltmxl lolinv .‘l'ld will It'lll .m-
hllll r lullllsll [:1er to lll" li:~l.
A Lake on shipccard.
When one coilft-lllpl..tts lllut so llilK’ll
energy is exerted to the end of keep
lug lllc water out oi :l ship. it [null]!-
up as an usinmslnng {act that then
is of necmsuy it great deal of water
A mod
:i‘rn liner has enough \\':ll(‘l’ in her llul)
M nuke n :oml-sl/Md lnkt'. Alp-ill
l.T-ill tons of \thlt‘l‘ is t'rll'l'lul by a his
lilrhl‘ldlsl.‘ \‘t‘rnrl. 'l‘llt- dill-hing “wile."
l-=l izm use of pussfiimils ..l.:ounl.~ to
i-JU. and .m- ulmul 83w inns oi
~ .1 \\.Il\' r lung list-ll for bill. .sl. The
.l): lmil> ;.< contain Lilli) tons. The
l..l-‘r‘.> me sllullleu betWeen tile doublr
"'ili“ of H r \“~_<cl.
illll‘v
;.lohu Shallow l-‘uir Hills. N. .l.: llit‘ll-,
'ur-l \\':ls.wru‘.'ln.
i
:lzllluul ”anng up 11:13; £‘\Q.'l‘(‘lrt'.‘§. 3h?-
stuvlvn's “Pl! held for further cwn'l
:lt'livn.
lhmnlal (‘zll'l‘d‘l'f‘Z \Yflflfilll. N. J.;
Jr rsei' City: ll. )l.
lloltml. i‘mxltm-y. VL. null Grorgu‘
(‘mrll or llinghnmton Were the pris-
(l'.‘.‘ ‘24 ll!» k! 8-. cl.
liiivllim: >l‘ll'd5 of ill» Catholic
church at llllzlliiloli. an abandoned
farm house- :lml llIll'll. a school house
l’l .lll :lellzlt‘v‘ll ln“‘\\'!‘x~'llip. :I. lnlll lintlsv“
or. the poll: a: campus and l-nrrels of
lill‘ «in wing tor roads were tired.
-_-_————-
\VOONSOCKET
AND BOSTON
HAVE BIG FIRES
((‘ontlnur-ll on.l‘age Ten)
ml in .1 howling alley in the basement
of llll‘ (‘rowrll llllildiliir.
imyrux. Jum- 10.”.k five-story
‘.‘..ll‘¢‘ll('l. Zillvl Hillel: building: in (he
South llnsinn :lllniui':l«‘tllrilu:
F"
Irv.“ E by lire. curly Atu-luy. A large
(Ill.lilll'_\' or “-901. storm) on tho first
2 floors. was lli‘ll‘lll‘ll. Alli-r two
2.. ml.» 0: figllllllg. during \Vlllt‘ll two
lill‘lll‘ll \‘l'l‘i‘ lurlxrmi. lllt‘ llnmt‘s
\z'e-rv I'lilt‘t'l llll'lt‘l‘ control
The ('l'l'\\' of liuu‘luv (luv. crlrryini:
.l llil.“ illl" to lllt‘ upper floors. “‘ch
llecl: U‘H‘l‘ the stairs l-)' :l he!
:l- - v31 Thr‘lltll. 'l‘llv llll'll \\‘l‘l‘f‘ sllukvn
lllll ltll sen l‘I'ly hurt. Thu: plums
lll' Hill-{lo S:il-l_\' liuzor ll‘nnl-
lul'l) null m the .\m-~ric:in Sugar lie-
llli. . co'iipully “wro llirvzzti'nt-ll. hill
ovtw pt for lllllllilflt‘ to outbuildings of
in; spark l‘lrvs. there was no
>lll‘lu-l ’
llltl‘.\'ll
ll'li.
mt
. ”I,
Sentiml “'ant Ads Bring Results.
Wall Street Dynasty
since that time
have controlled the affairs of the if
on the other, ‘.
several thousand stockholders who ‘
‘ interests have.
been sacrificed for the personal ad- _
\V. \Vickersham,
. of the
United Strtes. who was engaged as
special counsel during the investi-
Refining
Company and quickly obtained con,- .
.1» 0| of the largest smelting company
C
‘l‘lie main object of attack is that
a n u
investigating
_ . to pay large dividends
. while unloading their stock on the
public. after which, though retain-
ing controtlfietheg turned their atten- Go
Chile Copper. \Vhile their per-
sonal fortunes, which the smelting
company and its subsidiaries were
used to promote, have thus grown
enormously, the committee finds
that the interests of the smelting
company have been neglected and
that the financial position of the
company is relatively the same as
fifteen years ago.
0
Simon R. Go , Former
U. S. Senator from Colorado
With the stage thus set, Wall
Street _l_qol<s for one of the most
dramatic battles in many years.
when on June 27th, the 20,000 stock-
holders are alled :upOn to either
support, the findings night-invasi-
gsung co 'ttee or feafim '
faith in or new
public for the purpose of develops...
great industrial enterprisesehozt‘
not be utilized as contributions
promote private fortunes; occoxx
that the directors of the great i:-
dustrial companies should represent
the
rather than the interests of indl-
viduals seeking to profit at the ex—
pcnse of the company.
properties for
those in control and at the expensel
of the legitimate investor and stock-I
holder, serve to cause general, dis-l
trust and to arouse an entirely lib-l
justifiable suspicion of even the.
soundest and best managed corlzcrn.|
has resisted every ass: t
fully."
interest of' the stockholder
The investigating committee
points out that “in 1899, when the
smelting company was organized,
its
members, twelve of whom have been
previously identified with the man-i
ageincnt of the company when takcnl
over.
board, the places of these directors
were filled, for the most part, by
salaried employees.
directorate comprised twenty-three
members of whom four were orig-
inal directors, four‘ were Guggen-
heims and thirteen were salaried
employees.” ,
. Criticizing such mahods, Henry}
Bennett Leary, of New York, counr
' sel for the 4,000 independent stock-,
holders, who have organized to
regain control, declares: I
direbtoratc comprised fifteen
As vacancies occurred in the
By 1911, the]
“Thelrfimncial juggling of greatl
the enrichment off
"It is entirely to the interest of:
Wall Street, even more than to thatl
of the rest of the country, that when}
such evils exist, they be exposed'
and promptly and surely corrected:
The public hasa right to demand?
the stoppage of such practices just?
as it demanded and enforced the
abolition of the bucket shop.”
Will the stockholders win?
Hitherto the Guggenhe‘ dynasty:
success-,
But times” have charged-
‘ ragga“ Street. > The entrench
mil
district. .
(Map l by lllt‘ llr\lrr Mort-s, was «it.» '
.W‘
Lieut.-Gov. Hulllird of Vermont, and
Mrs. Arthur Mercer, both of Hyde
Park, were killed when an automobile
went over an embankment'between
Bethe] and Royalton yesterday.
Mrs. _R. S. [fax-re of Hyde Park.
daughter—in-law of Senator Carroll S.
.Pagc. who was driving the car. was
,seriously injured.
' The three. with two other
Hyde
Park women who escaped
injury,
State. Federation of \Vomen's Clubs at
(‘HARGII (’Ulllll‘XOS 0F EMPLOY-
ES. '
.lum- lfl.—~ Completion of
States Railroad Labor
barring; cllnl'gvs that shop
”indexes of NM\' York Central
lion s coerced into accepting
l cmcxan.
3ll1:' l'llitcll
13min] on
ill-v
\\ vl‘n
pivo- work in \‘luldllhn of the transpor- .
ilJ’lC'l not was in sight toduy. with
some "’Xfll‘tirhlfill of opinion that n d!"-
czsmn might l'l‘ llil\.ldt'd down before
Jill); l.
. Weather Forecast
lt'or Normxlk :izlll \‘lClllliX: l'rolml lv
ySllU\\'1l'S tonight and Sunday: mil
{quite so warm tonight; moderate dari-
nllic \‘l‘lllllS. ‘l‘ln‘ llvnl waives coll-
“Hills. in hourly all districts eustol’ ill:-
Rocky Mountains. 'l‘llt-
peniture reported yesterday was ‘JU
:(l‘qllt'tséll llostori. Manly places in the
Lake legion .‘llld Nt’\\' Ell-gland l'r‘
pullt‘d thunderstorms yesterday after—
uono and last night. considerable
cloudy \x‘vnthvr {ll-”nails this lllrlllling
in lllt‘ (antral .lml sustellniisincw.
\ivs. l-Ill.r;l‘rnill .‘llol-lllal' of South
Noru’alk. was driving nu automobile
on ill" lvil si ll; of Stole street. ’wrhlgv-
purL )rn‘l- ll-llzlll‘fi “1 it
under way on the right side. when she
ran down two ten—year-old girls who
:‘Yt‘lt lln 'l‘llv guns.
Vleil‘lfll‘. \li!‘-- of 2‘9 “a,” :n'nnn.‘ and
ll.
:'-l.‘l\.
ill-vs ilaq-
\‘l‘ne‘an sir» - t.
ltllill l.lln«i of It'll \\'<-.<t :n’enuc.
llllllfln",l'll.', “um only slightly injured
and \i'vrr l;l‘vtv ll to their home-s lzi'lfir
ll'l'Il'llll‘lll in" Dr. J. I“. \\'::lsll lit
.l'llll'flg‘ ll ‘) Htwlllliil.
l
‘ Aunt Mandy's Code.
E In Georgia they tell of the old black
.cool-x who wns horrified to discover
‘tllut one of the plunger neurons. a
helper in the kitchen, had been caught
stealing. “Now,“ said Aunt Mandy.
“‘I don't believe in sleulin'. I never
takes notllin‘ 'cept it’s something to
eat. or silnletlxin" in wear. or somethin’
what I thinks do missus dnn‘t want, or
somelllln‘ de boss is get too bllnd to
miss:"——liurper‘s Mngnzine.
Haiti" Creams.
Chop seeded raisins very line and
work into them a scant third of their
Weight in rmnulated sugar, using a
few drops of strained honey to hold
together. Mould into any desired
shape and dip into melted unsweet-
ened chocolate. Lay well apart on
. waxed paper until quite cold and firm.
OlVORCED DIVA.
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prime j up. has nine _ed tier dea
cree of ”divorce" from Alexander
Smith' Cochran multimillionaire
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Mlnky ran with Raggedy Ann undér ed it n
his arm just as tastes his little spindly
legs Would carry him,, and so fast
wishes.
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l )liliky was so pleased to get Rngw
gedy Ann's candy heart he did not
hear a rustling in the bushes nor did
hn see the two candy does which
\llssus \K'ltcliir- had sent to hunt him.
llut llazcvdy Ann heard the rustic in;
the bushes and just as Slinky
was 3
about to bite her candy heart in two.;
.the two cnndv docs jumped upon Min-
k)‘ and knocked him head over 71.00718.»
Klinkv was so surprised he
Raggedy A‘nn's crmd)‘ heart
soon as ho could get to his
run through the bushes with
candy does at his heels;
llocccdy Ann saw that Mink“ had
:«lrnpped hm- crlli-Iy‘ heart. so she pick-
dropped
and as
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rag body.
know the way.
p and stuifed it back safe and
song in the soft white cotton in her
“That's the time he almost .-
lwere returning from a meeting of the : that he left Raggedy Andy, Gccgee. i had it," she laughed. “But I suppose‘
. - :the little ticket man and Missu’s VVit- 1 if he had-eaten it, I could have found
chie, who owned the wonderful Magic . another somewhere."
,. . . \ Raggedy Ann started walking back
You ll be sorry for this. I‘ll l)ct."lthe way Minky had carrie
I
(1 her. but;
at she did not:
She had been so busy
trying to get Mink}: to drop her when
“I’llihe was running with her under his‘
tliatéarm. she had not noticed which way-l
tli ey were going.
“I don't remember
I
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Will take your candy heart and eat it. ;ped and ran her rag hand up through l “m m I
But the candy heart is mine." said-lhor yarn hair and tried to renlcmberl
“And if .you Elke it. =the way. lint think as she might, she
1' be taking somethiuglhnd to give up.
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which way we came." she said to her-
Self.
gedy Ann sat down
-moss under a tree and waited.
sl‘u- heard the two candy dogs burl:-
(lne hacked in :1 rasplwri‘)‘ tour,>
and the other barked in a choeolutr
int—r.
driving Mini-1y
a 1‘6
not with them.
Ra sired 3'
“So I guess I am lost."
"Goodicfi‘ Sllc (‘l‘it‘d
"The (”to candv dogs who saved me
back this way."
But when the raspberry and chocolate
candy dogs come up to Raggedy Arm
and barked. she saw that )linkv was
V “Did you catch Miri—
k)" :lskt’fl Raggedy Ann.
“No. “‘9 didn't." the Chocolate enu—
ldy dos: replied. as he rullllcd (lgfllnfillfll‘sl
Rugsrdv Am 5 apron. “My goodness.”
An laughed.
'lmvo \‘ou help me escape from )linkfc.
but you had run so hard you are cl-
mosl, melted and your
{lig-
soft
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charge will be madefor the use. of one or our son w
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