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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-09

Cine 4nbeutuna mas Ser
prdfibent nit BEN empfinbli6en aus
fpartiaen @ueelesenbeitsn asmeint ba>
ben f0nnte, auf 9runo lpel9er er Die
Iufbebung bes GeIeBes fOrbert, Das
bic amerifanii6en &iiitenfabrsr BON
Ibedben i'm Banana G1nul befreit,
ipirb in ben beutigen 9epei6en aus
Wuibingtpn gegeben unb oieie ents
ipri6t ben 4niidten, Die mir hteriiber
ausgeipro6en baben. 9ur6 @ufbee
bung bes Geiebes min Der PrGiioent
iih Der Gisnite @nslanbs our @rlebts
auns Der japaniIden 2lngelssenbeit
ii9ern unb aud beiien 3uitimmung
Su ieinsr pplitit in Merifo srlangen.
9ieie Spffnungen iinb ni4t triigeriif).
Gnelano bat bereits in grpbem Wabe
auf Sapan eingepirtt, buB es gu teis
ner Qufhebung bes taltfprniiben Sps
benaeiebes brdnst, iOnoern gu elmer
@sritdnoisung ii6 berbeildbt, fpelhe
unter Guberer @abrung bon Sapans
@brs bic qnselesenbeit aus benz Bege
rGun1t. SSu Der meritanii6en anssies
qenbsit bat Der periprodene 8iberruf
Oes absabeneeiebes obne 3peifel ba5u
beigstragsn. bub England ii4 in Der
9entonIhen GpiIooe Ie6r rubis unb
gemGbigt seist. Wos Der praiibent
ipeiter eritrebt, sebt Oabin, bab @nsz
lamb Suerta fallen ldBt. Die @uss
leeung bes piel er0rterten 9aiIns in
Der leBten prdiibentenboti6aft piirbe
bemna6 Iein, bab penn bus @bgaben>
eeisb aufgeboben tpiro, 10 tann Der
9rGiibent bic peinli9e 9lngelesenbeit
nit Sapan ins Rsine brinsen uno eine
Our9trsusuns ieinsr politit in Wlsrt@
10 perbiiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-09

ben SntsreFsn bes ameritanii6cn
Bodies entfpridt. Wenn bic americans
ihen &iiitenfdbrer feine 9lbaben entz
rihten, lpenn iie burd ben panamaS
&anal eeben, 10 iperbsn lie bieie Grr
iparniB nicbt bem 8olte gu 9ute
fommen iaiien, ionbsrn fir iia bebal>
len. Semnah tpiirbe Der Ratipn aus
Der 4bsubenfreibeit fein @ortbeil err
tpahfen, ipnbern Der Ra6tsil, baB bic
9enubung bes aanals erf9ipert tpirb,
inbem burdJ bic 9lbsabenfreibeit eine
grGbere 9elaituns auf bic iibrigen
SGiffe fdqt. gu bemerten 1T. bab es
ni6t blos Elm moraliider, fpn0ern an9
Elm finon3ieller @prtbsil 1T, ben Ruf
her Gbrlidteit gu beftben, ben Sena>
tor @prmun gu berni6ten fu4t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-09
(gbicasoer 9tbenpoF.)
glaaoer.i aus europa.
BON ausufg goedli n.

&artenfpisI, Jrad uno 3plinberbut. -
Die ueus gsrliner 9oftra6t. - Der
preubii6e 2anbtag ano Die NutO'
fere. - Gin Ssr5Os als alutoagsnt.
Seuti6Ianbs GsmeinpeIen. -
anar9iitentonsrsB. - Die nsueH
Steuern. - 5auittdmpfsr SObnion
in 9ambure.
Wis bas &arteRIpiel in ben iOses
nanntsn beiIeren @eieqihufttrsiien
9euti9lunbs INNER msbr perIADins
bet. 70 Ipieien audi Der Srad unb 81
linoel6ut lanse nift mebr bic Role
pie in pereansenen 3eiten. Die beuts
f6s Sugenb bstbGtigt ii6 IN ibrsn
freien Stunben aubsrbulb beg Sauies
auf Wanoerunsen, unD nit Spielen
aaer Dirt, unb ipenn bic jungen 2eiits
in Der aneipe 5uiammeniIBen, 10 bas
Ben fie fi9 10 piel 81 er3lblsn. Dab
fir ben Stdt, pbne ben es friiber nun
einmul nidt sing, teine 3eit unb ieius
Reiguns porbanoen 1T. llno bic dls
teren uno alten9 Die Sieben Spar
ni6t ouf ben 2aipn SennispluB, aber
tie panbsrn aud in ben WuBeitunbeu
iiber gera lnb 2bal, uno penn iie
@intsbr bulten, oOer um a6enSliden
Stammtii9 iiben, o1nn un!erbalteH
lie ii6 iiber bic 9olitit unb iOnItige
Dinse, aber bonn 4artenipiel lit niat
Gle Rebe. Sd babe ldneere 3eit in
oiefer Stniid in perfhiebensH Sbsilsn
oes Heihs 8eOba9tungen semd9t
unb 10 audi in unferem 9aiino, bag
mebr ais tauieno MitglieOer oGbl.
ppn Deaen @benos itaum msbr als siit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-09
@putas,' Den 8. @ars 1914

Die @ori9Idge Sur Orb
ntins Der SruftseieBe iperh,n INNER
toler. Die rabitalen GlereEte tDns
men iih in ber Sruitperni6tung gar
-icbt genus tbun, nobei iie iiberz
feben, baB fie ni9t bios bic Sruits,
ionbern aud Die @eihdfte SeritDrer,
lperbeu. Inter iol9en llmitdnben
iteint es am aeratbenIteu, Die san5e
2lngelegeubeit bel Seite gu fGteben,
ba ihon beoeutenb ipirtiamere @eieBe
Sur 8etdmpfuns Der Sruits pprbdnz
ben iino. ndmli9 Der Sarif unb bas
@GbrungseeieB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-09
Gin f9ietenbes llrt6eif lit

Gin fdieGenbes llrt6eif TT
bas bss ylep gorter Ssnators Cor
man, tDeun er Dem prdfioenten gum
8orpurf ma8t, bab er in 9eaug auf
bic aanal5Dqs mad 2onDon faieIe,
anitatt bic SnterefTen Der Ser. Staae
Ten su bertreten. 5irs Grite banbeIt
Is iid bei einem 8ertrase nidt Inn
Sntsrsfen, Ionosrn I'm Sragen bes
gfe9ts. Die 8erpfIi6tuneen zines
Uertrdees t6nnen nitt umseTtobsn
perben, fpsil iie nad aniidt elmer Der
8ertrdgsparteien nt9t ibrem @prtbeil
bienen. Cine Ration muB pas iie
DerIpro6en bat, ebrli9 balten. S6ut
fe ba snidt. 10 fintt iie auf bic Stufe
Der fpiiben @0lfer bera6, nit benen
mon feline 9ertrdge f9lieBt, neil ibnen
bag moraliidegspuBtiein febIt. Damn
sesbltibf nod bic Srase. OBJ cine
aehsrtreians bes 9ertrasss ips:tLib
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-09

&arbinal @i6bpns 6at ii6
in enti6iebener 8eiie gesen Yrpbtbis
tipn ertldrt. Sine &un6gebune BON
bisier Seite 6at einen gang beionOeren
@ertb. Dem 9arDinaI 1T, fpie ii9
bas BON Ie!bIt peritebt, gang beionbers
baran gelegen, in ieiner Stride auf
3u4t unb CUTE Site gu isben unb oa
llnmGBigteit gang beionoers angetban
lit, bic Weniaen 81 oerpilbern, 10
ipiirOe Elm Mann bon Der 6o9en unb
DerantfpOrtli6en SteQung bes &arSis
Hqls iidsrli6 ni4t segen prpbibition
SteQune nebmen, ipenn er glaubte,
baB iie bem Doble Der @lie0er ieiner
Stride fOroerIid iein ipiirbs. 8as
rim er ods nicht glaubt, lsgt er dus>
fitbrlth bar uno es Itimmt bds nit
ben geo6a4tungen aler borurtbeilss
frei bentenber menIhen therein. pros
bi6itiOn sr5eugt uRmdbisfsit uno
sDar in Der IdIimmiten Sorm, inbem
lie bem Cater bes beimliden Srintens
9ptiau6 Isiitst unb gum @enuB Der
beraui6enbften @etrGnte perleitet.
@on san8 bsionberem @ert6s erf6sint
uus Die &unogebung oes &arbinaIs
aus Dem 9runbe, DAP iie Der anii9t
entaegenitsbt, puna9 pro6ibition gum
@foeibeu Der &ir9e uot6psnbig iei.
Der &drbinul, Der auf sine ieelforges
ride 8hGtisteit BON einsm baI6en
Sa6rbuuOert 5uriitbliden fann, be-
ipeift bic llnri4tigteit Oieier gtnIi8t.
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@eneralz treif.

Ssn Iom ppllen Die 9lrbeiter es nit
einem General Streif perludcH.
Spe5iele 9eidiperoegriinbe 81 einem
ioIden Sdritt i6einen ni6t nor5ulle'
gen. @ie Die Sepei6en meloen bdil'
BELT es iit bios Inn cine &raftprobe,
ipeldJe Die organiiirten Irbeiter gegen
Die grbeitgeber pornebmen ipollen.
slui bem Snpiere i6eint Der Sies ee'
iidert. gludj nad SStalien lit oas
8ort Serrpegbs georllngen: Dsllle
Rdoer 1te6eH it'll, penn oein itarfer
N(rm niht mill" 0as lit cine poetis
i6e @rnutbigllng, Die Dor Der Trnris
ni6t Stano halt. 2ie glrbeitern'ai,
fen fonnen I'M giinitigiten Sale 5'pei
@o6en obne geif)aitigllng Ieben.
Die Mrbeitgeber tonnen cine 8e'
notwithstanding pieI ldnger ousbalten.
0as 8eiuItat miro bemnad iein, oaB
oie 9lrbeiter unterlieaen Deroen. Us
mare bnber icbr tborid)t, cine all9e'
meine getriebsitodllng bios 3u Dem
3pefe elmer &raftprobe peranItaiten
5u poQen. Streits iinb mr. beredl.
tiat. uenn cine unertrGglide Gage
eingetreten lit, ooB man ibr inter
alien 9eoingungen, lubetilmmert Inn
Die Spfer, Elm enbe 81 MAIDEN ge'
8lpungen lit.
glber ieIbIt iUenn fir bie Slrbeiter
b06It ungiinltige &erbGltniiie bette.
ben, lit, e6e man 81 Dem 6llberiten
S6ritt ii6 entiblieBt, eine lluteriu'
dung ani FIase, oh Die beflagten
lle6eIIt1noe Den 9lrbeitge6ern 3uiu.
i9reiben iinO uno oh iie in Der gage
iino, oie ge!piini6te gl66ilfe gu qe'
mGbren. Soneit gebt leiber Die I'm
teriuhung niemals. gla6 ipie Dor
mir6 Der sSebler gemadt, Die Nr6ei.
terId)ait ais cine bonn iibrigen IoSia'
len Srganismils geionberte 9Snterei'
iengruppc 5li betrad)ten, Die ii4 Inn
ole anoeren @orqdnee nid)t Su Flint
mern braiidt. Gin penig lleberle.
gung ipiirbe 81 berniinftigeren Sdliii>
len fiibren. 4enn man Die iebige
@eItlaee mr cberilG6Iid1 priift, ipe.
3ieIl iolpeit es europa betrifft. io 1T
nuf Sen eriten @ugenblif sli erfernen,
bob bic aIagen Der glrbeiter nidt Der
Snrtber5igfeit Der llnternebmer su-
3uidrei6en Iino, ionoern Dem Wtili.
tarismus. StnIien tr1gt cine milf
tdrii6e Salt, llnter ipelder es 5uiams
neraubrehen orobt. Ssn oen ii6ri9en
2anbern lit Die Sadlnge
lpenig neridieOen. &ieiige Gapitn,
lien iperben in 3ornl bon Steuern
Der Sefonomie 81 oforoniid) un'
fru6tbaren 3peden ent5ogen ipie
groBe Seere inlb tSlotten iie baritel-
len. I'm bieie Steuern aufsubrin.
gen. muB ieoer 9iirger in ben brin.
genoiten @eoiirfniiien oes Gnieins ,,
iif idpere @ntbebrun9en auferlegen. |
@r muB iein 9roo tbeuer ,be5ablen, |
feline aleioung, feline @obnung, ii6er-
baitpt aaes, mas gum 2e6en notb.
ipenoig lit. 9ieien 8erluIt min Der
2lr6eiter our6 bobere 2obne auSgIei.
der. Gaein 6aburd beridlinunert
er oas 1te6e(, Denn our6 Die 2ohrer.
bobung iperoen Die @aaren nod then.
rer uno bamit oas 2eiben perf6lim.
inert. Die 6ohen Rroouftionsforten
6abeu audi 8ertiir5uns Der profitrdte |
ilr isogse Scr Gabrifant lit nid,t in |
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Wte periautet tperben nod
eiiliee anbere 9abnen, auBer Der ct.
puul, pegen unrt4tieer 8u6fiibruns
in llnteriuhung eenommen tperben
uno bic @iienbubn Sonmifiion ptrb
es fortun ni9t bei einem Sdbel be-
tpenben laifen, ionbern bic ssalider
friminalre6tli6 sur 8erantiportuns
aieben. Ss 1T erfreuli9, baB bic
aommiiion itreng auf gbrli9teit
fiebt. 9lber bas pirb ni6t blos bem
8ublitum bon Nuben iein, fonoern
Gu6 ben giienbabnen ielbIt. Quf bem
Sauptmartt fir unIere 8abnpapisre,
iDel6es betanntlih 2onbon ift, be-
itebt f6on pon altersber Elm Mibs
trauen gsgsn oieislben, bas ibren
Bertb ipeIentli6 beeintrd9tigt bat.
Die @enib6eit, bab falias 9tusipeiie
niebt rtebr berDffsntli6t perben f0ns
men, ipirb biel our Sebuns bes &res
bits bsitrasen. Wie iibli9 miiHen bic
l1ni6ulbisen uner ben S9ulbigen leis
ben. Rad geriht Der &ommiFion
fiibren bic meiiten 9abnsn ri6tig
Bud, uber biejenigen. bic es nift
tbun, T6Goissn bubur4 bic ebrli9en
Geieaihaften.
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Ser aOnsreb BAT bsreits eiu

Ser SpngreB BAT bereits elm
Geieb ansenommen, pel9es fir
5ruuenarbeit i'm 0iitritt Columbia
eiuen a4tItiinbieen 2lrbeitstag pors
ihreibt. SEPT IOa buruuf elm @eieB
folgen, Oas sinsn Minimallpbn bur-
ihreibt. Wir isBen ppraus, baB Der
&ongreB ni9t 10 unperniinftig iein
tuirb, cine gelpife 2obnIumme feitau>
isben, bsnn pie bod ein 2obn iein
funn unb muB, permag gliemanb i'm
8oruus gu iagen; bus pirb niht BON
&ongreBseleBen, ionbern bon Dtpnu@
ntii4en @eieben beItimmt. Der ein=
sise gansbare @eg mare bic Gin
iesung elmer &ommiiiipn, bic iih iibers
asust, pb in einem getriebe, no beionz
Ders niepriee 20bne obpalten, cine
erObere Summe besublt perben tann
uno bann einen WinimalIpbn fsitiest
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Mbottrump pft.

Gin jllnser GbemanH gum unberD:I
~Sie iinb ia 10 fbfpsisiam, Ieit Sic
perb,iroibet finb9"
limb Sic Ittpaben bOppsIt 10 oisl
ipie friiber; id BARI nGmlid au 5aufs|
rebeni"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-09

qDie pliidlid ipdrsn bic wldnntr,
ipsun iis. tpis bic Grausn BON ibnen
bsbaupxn, ipirtlia isin Ssrs bitten!
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-31

father, but even yet am at loss TO
know how he could have cast me
away so lightly. Was 1t merely that
he wanted peace'for his business and
saw no chance of securing 1t in his
own home except by removing the
chief cause OF Aunt Bridget's jeal-
ousy? or was it that his old grudge
against Fate for making me a girl
made him wish to rid himself OF the
sight OF me?
do not know. can not say. But
in either case | try in vain to see how
he could have thought he had a right,
caring nothing for me, to teal me
from the mother who, loved me a I'd
had paid for me so dear; or how he
could have believed that because he
was my father charged with the care
of my poor little hody, he had control
over the little bleeding heart which
was not his to make to suffer,
He is my father-God help me to
think the best OF him.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-31
FOURTEENTH CHAPTER.

Alma kept her word, though per-
haps her method of protection was
such as would have commended it
self only to the heart of a child.
1t consisted in calling me Margaret
Mary after our patron saint of the
Sacred Heart, in taking me round the
garden during recreation as If l had
been pet poodle, and, above all, In
making my bed the scene of the con-
versations which some of the girls
held at night when they were sup
posed to be asleep.
The secrecy of these gatherings
BATTERED me, and when the unclouded
moon. in the depths of the deep blue
Italian sky, looked in on my group of
girls in their nightdresses. punched
together on my bed, with my own lit
tie body between, l had a feeling of
dignity as well as solemnity and awe.
OF course, Alma was the chief
spokeswoman at these whispered con-
ferences. Sometimes she told us of
her drives into the Borghese Gardens,
Where she saw the King and Queen,
or TO the Hunt In the Campagna,
where she met the flower of the arts
tocracy, or to the Pincio, where the
municipal band played in the pavilion.
while ladies sat in their carriages in
the sunshine and officers in blue
cloaks saluted them and smiled.
Sometimes she indicated her inten-
tons for the future. which was GER
tainly not TO be devoted to retreats
and novenas, or to witness another
black dress as long as she lived. and
If she married (Which was uncertain)
Il was not to be to an American, but
to Frenchman. because Frenchmen
had family and blood" or per-
haps to an Englishman, If he was a
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-31
Synopsis.

EARY O'NEILL begins her story
| IN bv telling hoU her father
A'A born IN Elan The son 0f peas
ants had gone to America. become
rich and had then returned 10 his
birthplace. chcre he married the
daughter Of Captain O'NeiH, Of the
O'NeiHs, and had changed his name
from Daniel Ncdlc to Daniel O'NeiH
She tells 81 her oUn birth and of her
fafher's Disappointment for If q bog
had been horn he qcoHLd haze been
Lord Rao. bV right Of his mother.
she tells Father Dan, the priest,
and ~ her mother, an inUGiid from
her earliest memory. and Of her Aunt
Bridgct, tchO came to keep house for
Daniel O'NeiH and brought aCith her
her daughter and her stepdGu0hter.
Her aunt soon came to run the house
and to domineer Ouer Mary and her
mother and TO make them both UerD
Unhdppy. Quarrcls, IN lchich MdrVs
father ditcdpS took the side OF her
aunt 1rere MANY. and after one Of
them he declared that the children
must all 90 to school
one Christmas zee she hears the
"lcditS" and cDRcciUes the idea Of
singing the rails herself In her i'm
patience she f0r0ets 10 put on either
hat or cloak and steals out Uith moth
ing on but pair Of Thin slippers and
a reIret fr0ck that IedUes her neck
and arms bare. She is taken into
me hOme Of Doctor Conrad and is
kcpt there an night IN the morning
she makes the acquaintance OF the
docf0r's SON. q boz named Martin,
,ch0se grcafest .deii0ht is 10 Play he
Is an eJpiOrcr.
she IL sent 10 school, Where the
teacher Is creature Of her dunts.
One day The teacher catches her lchis-
pcriag and is about to tChip her, tChen
she Is s0rcd bB Martin Conrad.
one ddg Mary and Martin 90 or
pl0rinq" IN boat and idad on
rock Their boat fiodts diCdB and late
Ia night they are found. fast asleep
in each others arms. II is decided,
against her mothers protests, TO send
Mary 10 q cOnUont in Rome
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-31
PAST GOING
FOR TWO YEARS
And This Lady Thinks She
Would Have Become
Helpless, but for Car
dui, Tie Woman's
Tonic.

waldron. Ark-Miss Gertrude
Houston, OF this place, authorizes the
following for publication: u want TO
tell all ladies who suffer from any
kind of womanly trouble. amons
them weakness. headache. backache,
hurting in sides, pains every month,
nervousness. ETC. to try Cardui. the
womans tonic Get it at once, as Ct
Is what you need. After you use one
bottle. you VIII never regret your
start.
81 was Just about past going for
over two years with the above all
ments and mad IL not been for Cardui
would have been helpless, no doubt
u took one bottle, and my health
began to improve. and before the bot
tie was gone was almost well Now
my health is perfectly all right
$50. lady friends. II YOU want a
medicine that will do you real good
take Cardui, the woman's tonic"
II YOU are weak and ailing. think
what Il would mean to recover a.
rapidly and surely as did Miss Hous.
ton. In the past so years thii
strength building remedy has beer
used by more than a million ladies
who found st OF untold value in re.
lieving womanly pains and ailments
II you are a woman, therefore. tr,
Careful. You will appreciate ito ton,
Rebuilding effect on the womanl,
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n. p. Write 20: Ladies' Advisor
Dept. Chattanooga Medicine Co, Chat
tsnoogs. Tenn. for Special instructor
ana "a page book, Home Treatment 10
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-31
Little Bobbie S
Pa
By WILLIAM F. KIRK.

IN EER ME. sed Pa last mite. # f
talking me long time to gil
oaver the holidays Chrismus &
New Teers IS past for sum time. but
aint recovered yet
You certingly haven't been any sun
beam around the house, sed Ma ! al
most wish Chrismus was onst every Ave
years. II It wasent for iittel Bobbie. It
seems strange to me. Mad sed. that a
full grown man cant get oaver simpel
littei holiday week without being like q
bear with a soar toe
This Chrismus hit me pritty hard
sed Pa. In the FIRST plalce, you know
that I didn't want TO send presents TO
all OF our relatives this year You know
what relatives are. Pa sed. or II you
doant know you ought TO. But you have
10 go test the saim e. maik out a list
OF forty Mains OF relatives. & / have
, got TO dig down & buy every one OF
them a present Moast OF them forgot
10 remember US. sed Pa but ! am glad
thay did forget ! doant like the idee
OF giving presents lest beekaus you are
expecting a present from the other per
son. am glad thay didn't remember
US
Then what are you kicking about? sed
Ma,
Well. sed Ma. | ALWAYS enjoy the holi-
day seeson. | think It maiks peepul stop
a minnit in thare mad rush 10 get along,
a. think about sum kind deed that thay
mite do. II is the spirit OF the holidays
that does me good, sed Ma. not the pres
ents that l reeceeve or tho mummy |
spend for gift or two.
: Well anyhow sed Pa. these asst holt
days seem as hard for me to get oaver
az the Civil war. & | hoap beefoar long
I viii he on my feet aggenn & feel Hike
a human beeing ] haven't felt rite since
/ caught that awful coaId Christmas
Eve
You wuddent have caught that awful
cold, sed Ma. II YOU haddent been out
around with yure trends Tom & Jerry
You must think lot OF Tom & Jerry
/ herd you talking about them in yure
sleep.
/. That isent the Mains OF men, Pa sed
10 Ma that is the nalm OF a nice. soft
drink. It's such soft drink that II
slips down like velvet. Pa sd, No, deer
Il wasent anything but that awful cold
caught & the awful pile of mummy |
spent that has me feeling like a Gloom
these days VILE Pa was talking that
way went in the other room & rote
this littel poem witch l red TO him &
Ma:
Wen Christmas is gone do you kick, my
friend.
At yure cold or the mummy you had TO
spend.
II so. that IL vary small OF you.
We can't eat our pie G. Have II. too
Stop having that kind OF selfish feeling
Put on a smile & doant be squeezing.
suppose you rote that for my ben
eft sed Pa.
Yes, | sed, & wen | rote II had a
worse cold than YOU have You ought
TO be ashamed to be such a old crouch,
] sed
Then ia began to lam & patted me
on the he'd & gaive me ten cents. l
thought l wud git at least quarter,
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The American Girl.

The Reverend Mother was there
with the other nuns or the convent.
all pale faced ana slow eyed women
wearing rosaries, and she said long
prayer. To which the scholars (there
we're 20 or so altogether, made re-
sponses. and then there was silence
for Ave minutes, which were supposed
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to be devoted to meditation, although
l could not help seeing that some of
the big girls were whispering to each
other while their heads We're down.
After that, and mass in the church,
we went scurrying away 70 the refec-
tory. which was now warm with the
steam from our breakfast and bub-
cling with cheerful voices, making a
noise like water boiling in sauce
pan.
I was so absorbed by all l saw that
forgot to eat until Mildred nudged
me to do so, and even when my spoon
was halfway to my mouth something
happened which brought it down
again.
At the tinkle of a hand bell one Of
the big girls had stepped up to the
reading desk and begun to read from
book which l afterward knew to be
The Imitation OF Christ" She was
about 16 years of age, and her face
was so vivid that could not take my
eyes off 1t.
Her complexion was fair and her
hair was auburn. but her eyes were so
dark and searching that when she
raised her head as she often did
they seemed to look through and
through you.
'Who is She" I whispered
Alma Lier," Mildred whispered
back and when breakfast was over
and we were trooping back to lessons
she told me something about her.
Alma was an American. Her faith
err was very rich, and his home was
In New York. But her mother lived
in Paris, though she was staying at
hotel in Rome at present. and some
times she came in n carriage to take
her daughter for drive.
Alma was the cleverest girl in the
school. too and sometimes at the end
of terms. when parents and friends
came to the convent and one of the
Cardinals distributed the prizes, she
had so many books to take away that
she could hardly carry them down
from the platform
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Eight Hours Only.

The new school teacher in a rural
town gave a boy question in com
pound proportion for homework one
evening. 1t included the circum-
stance of "men working ten hours
day to complete a. certain task"
The next morning the teacher, IN
looking over the little pack Of e1cer-
cises, found one boys sum wholly
uninterrupted. Calling him to her, she
asked why he had not tried to do the
sum.
The boy, afGer considerable fun
bling around in his pockets, brought
forth note from his father and
handed it to her. Unfolding it the
teacher read:
Miss refuse to let my boy 40
his sum you give him, as 1t looks to
me to be a slur at eight-hour system;
emmy sum not more than eight hours
he is welcum to do, but not more"
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n 4 half past Sin in the morning
~ was awakened by the LOUD
ringing of the RettlnC-up bell