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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18

9(rm perwunOet. g8iaIt oil mid bee
iu6en 10 fonml"
Qie 5rau eilt ou Dem @atteu, oen
iic friI6 luo bliibeno fir oas gater-
lono Oa6ingegeben bat. Ole Sano
fam CT i6r ui6t oeben, ocnn icin
glrm rubt in elmer 9inoe Sine au-
gel bat ibn I'M ebrli9en Sample am
glrm getroffen.
,9lber worun lit 0ein gan5er aopf
nit 9inoen runpidelt2"
9lus ticfIter 9rilit Elm Seuf5er, in
Dem aller Sammer ser Meni4beit
lieet:
sd min es sir MIR iagen. SD
bin blind.
Nm oieie 9lugeu, Oieic geblenoeteu
9hleen mlB man oenfen Inn oen
gren5cuIoien 3orn, Oie ungebeure
@utb imIerer aus Dem Sinterbalt
meublerii6 anaeiaaeueu bon ioI6en
imo dbnliben ShanOt6aten beorob-
ten Solooten 5u begreiien. @as iino
aQe 9unIti61bc 90pen's unO Der gon-
gen gGeIt gegen Die eeblenoeten 9lu-
gen zines bFii6enOen oertlhen W2en.
idenl Sn euaIii6en 9ldttern fam
man iett fat ieOcu Gag bon Der Bar
6orei leien, nit Ser Die Oeltideu ge-
gen Oieic 3imitiddbe oorgegongen
iino. Ser5loie unO birnperbronnte
9leiibeten lino es lit an iolden feiu
WlangeI in unierer aultitrepode, Die
idon nah 9p3an8 uno nod 9IIeron-
orien binii6er3uiAaern beginnt
ercifern ii6 iiber cine beiddoigte
Stride, aus ser. nah Dem iiberein-
itinuuenoen 3eugnib unierer Erup-
pen oie o6armloien" 9ir9er nit
Ulaihineneepebren auf uniere Erup.
pen gcI6olieu boben Gos Meniden-
werf, ole amit neaen iie iiber oen
WenIden, Dem ole &unit 81 oieneu
bat gIib in oieier 9elpertbllng liegt
etiuas Nlitleioloies, llnmeniHlideS,
beItioliid @rauiames, etipos bon aller
Meni6enuiiroe 8erlalieues. Ole 81.
tfenoen 2eiber Der Yermunoeten iiun
OieIen in cine neue 9arborei Der
MenideuperoHtlng9 nidts
geae1iiber Dem ent3iidenoen &lnit-
perf, geeeniiber Der Nonne oIler
,@euieber~. @eil ibr &unitgenib
cine Sdmalerittg 8ii erleioen orobi,
wenoet lid lire bosbnfte, finoiid-ol.
berne @ntb geoen nniere Solooten,
oie ibr 0eben oeocn W1eiIheImoroer
nertbeioigeu uno ben beimtiidiihen
Moro beitrofen miBteu
3piihen Der 8eitioIitGt Der Jie-
gierenoen in Gnelono, oie, nuf ibrer
bermeiltliA lideren Sniel iibeno, oos
8erfIeiiden Der europdiIhen @olfcr
iuter iid oilf Sabre binous berl6n-
germ woaen. 5miihen ben eneliihe's
grfinoern ltn0 2iefernnten Der QuEe
Qnni.@eidoiIe unO Der belgiihen
@eibspcrion. 6ie oen @eripunoeten
oie 9lugen ousitiht, beitebt, I'M
@runoe genommen fein llnterihieo.
0ieieIbe Station oeren 6obritouten
emit ainoer in ibren 6abrifen oht-
sCbn Stuuoen ar6eiten uno ouf's
@rollIomite in Gleno uno 2umpen
rertiimnern lieBen, oontit iie in ibren
9onob1uiern elm 2e6en bon Gurus
uno ,,alnit" umeeben fiibren fonn.
ten. idlieBt ieet @ertrdge ab, ourd
sic ibrc 9erbiinoeten Oen grcueln
ces arieges ouf moelidIt IonseDouer
peridrieben mcroen @enn noh benz
9lusiprucb eines oeutiden SiinitIerS
oos Ser5 oen Wlcnihen aoeIt, 10 lino
oieie @ulturbeitien Die uneoeIiten
cIler Sterblihen, oenn iie iinO Die
hrraIofp1fpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18
Dir Cgru6erHns uou WlauOeuOe.


Ole Gro6erung bon Nlaubeu9c oil.
oct ciucu bcadtenSpcrtben gIbihnitt
Ia orm iceiaen arieae Sum erltcn
0iaic iii oiciem 6cIo5ugc aolt 6, cine
frar3oiihe 6ciung uieoer5urn9el
ote mit pcit poraelA0beneu Sorts
mo uut 3lpii1ennerfen perleben
mar, alf Ole oer @e9ner groBe Soii.
mua aeicet 6aitp Iieie 3wii9eu
mcrfe nhcrt pas @eldnoe 3lpilden
Den eiu3clnea Sorts uno bciic9en nl
pcril1ritcn 5hiltcugrdben 5a5lrel
c6eu poblrdtmen 3um 9eiipiel bone
beniiner enaepedtcn llnterltdnoen
im0 phtTiiionsralmen itarfcnErdbt-
ber6aueM 3oblrei1gn tiei ID Die Groe
eiuacaraheuen @aiterien uno uor 9ll.
lenl i'll einer itorten belpeglid]en glr'
tiacric. 9nBeroem mar auf Der
glorooiiiront eiu @ou3er5u1 t6dtia
@eIhiibc Sic alii tleiHan 6elobaBnm
o0er geidiihici 2ouries bin nuo ber
aeiabren meroen fonnen lmo olc aus
ipedlirln0cr @tcluug 5cuer 5l gcbep
im Sion0e limo gsie erimerlid be-
bea inl @urcaielo5n8c oieie Pan3er
8iau nii aisten Griolgen @erwcn'
0iua9 gelAnoca.
Ranur unD 9iittib, pie beioeu ae.
uaufnenea bslQiidlea 1elhm0en 1909
rem o6aIe nieiea 1dab @ei 4lau
beuac ialliea nuiere lrnppen 3uui er.
iien glal aui 0ieieu @iacrilap0 ito.
Sen. Ser ldon 10 6rieoei nut 9roBem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18
S n amOrififdss m

geutItd. Sic @dite berob.
idieoen iid nod diiberit fuappem
Mlabl. Gie Sousirou, nit boloeni
2dheln: uD1eine Serridofien mann
peroeu mir ipieoer oas Gereniigen
boben 5uiammen al ipeiien2~ giner
Der @1ite. Dem Der Slnger alif Dem
@eiidte eeihriebeu ite6t onhportet
nit bebenoer Stiirne rSSebt ioiort
andoiee 5rou, penu's Sbr @unid
it'll"
g1idts geion0eres. u@o-
riiber iprahit On oenn 10 eifrig nit
Sod2~ Gr: u9ld, iiber nidts Be-
ionoeres" Sie. ng9ie f0ntt Sbr
immer 10 oiel iiber Sud ielbit re-
oen~
Sbrc An1idt. Wlatter. v9tber
9ieshen, warunl ipielit gu oenn nit
Ieinrr neueu 9uppe gar nift, On
fel iSran5 bat tie Dir oob BON @oris
mitgc6roht. 2ieshen. uG6en Oo.
rlnn, iie Oeritebt ia fein Eeiitihl"
92aib. aRooome (oos neue
GienitmdoHen initrllireno): ~glIio,
Die 9inoer iteben i'm adt llbr aut
mo icb Inn iieben; mein Wlann milB
nneroings idon frii6er ais Dem
8ett 4ieritmdohen: ugl6o, oes
foht ben &aiieel~
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ter (in @irtbsbous gum TiihndD.
6or). nGhrfte id mir ons Stiid
BIeiih weIdes sic oa iibrig eelaiien
Aaben, Dielei1t fiir meinen 9uno elm.
paden2" SSbuden (einnerfeno):
ag8ir baben ia gar teinen Suuo, ga.
ter @ater: uGiel idb min aber
ood betlte eineu faufeul~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18
Me6mt mfrs nidIt f6sl!

,aali ooer marml4 70 nniB es fem,
S5icr gicbt Is feine 1littclitrnBe
Srittit Oh fir etmas 8eiI'acs eiL
Iann irag nidt Better uno niht
@aic
lluo nolltcn Pile Did betdnipfeli
9 IaB Gcin beiIig 9iedt uitbt Dam.
pien!
Sollt's and am GnD' 0ein Sdaoen
iein
Sin treucs Scr5 tritt ilirbtlos ciu
,,aalt ooer marml~ Ios iit Elm @ort,
@euu iibt inn aedt uno gsabr5eit
banoelt;
Mdnd Giuer ihleppt ii1 ieige fort
Pm aru5pcg miro oa nod ge1an
oelt
1Ran 6anat ocn 0aitel nad Dem
g4inoc.
GaB feinen g9ioeriprld man iinoc;
Wlan iit nic6t falt man ia nibt marm,
Gab iib Ser liebc Sott crOarnt
salt ooer parmr 6reuuo ooer
TcinO,
3as GaterlauO uiit ieiueu So6ncn5
42auh trencs, oeutide Serge meint,
49cnn laut oes Safes 5tinmen to-
nCs
Ga Nlnuder iprift @s fonnt mir
i1aocn
Dieiu 9uiiueB 0dngt an eineH 6aoen,
3ur 8oriiht BAIT i'd mid neutral
alugbeii III iebt bic etl5gc gSabll~
Salt oocr maunr gerfauf es
uid,
gsaS IclHe yh1tcr Sir gegebcn
Wenu ,Seman0 ihledt BON DaItih.
Lamb ipridt
Tonn ioa Iein Ner3 I'm 3orue be6cn-
0eut' an ocs 9aierS trcue Sebren
Gle Neimatb iolit Gu epi9 e0ren
Sect lii cs 3eit tritt mdunliA eiu,
Tim Iciner Gltrrn wert6 5u iein.
naolt ooer marur Dic 5hinoc
nabi,
giiht gar 70 lan9e miro es pd6ren;
Ioan iteiat Gus oicier Ebranenioot
Sin Grniciclo npa golo'ner 9lebrcn4
@ic miro bic 9leue Old Damn audIeu,
@euu 0eine @rioer es er5dbleu
Il blicbit TIT eruiier Belt neutral
Als mar gein Ser5 70 bart mic
5tabl
n0alt oocr marul1 iaat mas Sbr
moIl:,
user f6iutte hnHer iIiiglicb Ihwci
gen2
Cos oefiicbe 9lut gepaltia rollt,
gBir iino ocs @aterlauoes 3etgeul
Sbr Siergcbornen t0nnt's aibt iai-
oi
Sbr f0nnt pom gDoufee9lut nidt
laiicn
&mB cpgliidl ieio Sbr. bis auTs
1eno.
Die oeniid)e Seele bleibt guA frcmol
.aat oocr norml MIR teiueu
Sheit
ginmnl mub ia oic Nlasfe ialen
9giIlit Tlt ctu trencr Deutlhcr lcin,
Gann ioa Iein Ereliidlmur andl e.
ihanen
Ionu blnic niht aiii beioen Seiten
9lit gan5em Screen iollit ON iireiten
9 iaac nidt SD blcib' neutral
zr Tu cin Icuiidcr alcmal
salt oocr iparml" mr nidt Der
5a0.,
Stols lpa oie Dlnunesitirne ro8cn
do auh scr Shmer8 I'M 9uleu nagt
@cnn lie Don 1eutidlano Shlebtes
ia9eA
Gins nuiB Der groBte Scipo betcunen
Ias oeutihc &olf fann man nibt
trcnnen
9loh iterbeuo hebt's 8um Sdmur Die
SSano
6iirs emig t0cnre @aicrIaio
gl s. q
mic @rpbeFHug Upu wlaubcuge
(llon ciue1 Observation-Disclosures oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18
ngIIIlg. Iuag I16I. % "a NIlT01I'

rgles, mas lebt, an Die %feroe!"
Bon oem 8crliuer QorirdtnaIer
Grnit Siunenfamp, Der ais Sieute-
uaut cineS 6eloortiIlerie-Regi
im 5eloc ite0t, erbaIteu mir folgenoe
Shiloeruna zines @efedts aegen oie
9lldieu bci Dem iib Oas Regiment
beion0ers uusae5eihnet bat
9}ad Der Shladt bel Drcnginrt
am 10. September fam BON Der w
Chiffon Der @eiebl 9eriolguua ocs
3eiuocs bis auf's @lciier lin 3
llbr 1loraen8 riidie bic 5ueite aIb,
ibeihu9 iinieres 9iesimenis aus oem
@iuaf aus, @egen s llbr 9ormit.
toos FAM BON Der aapalleric Die @lel.
oina. oaB oas Iori 81 nod pou
6eilloe beictt iei Su Salopp ptroe
Sic Dierte, FINITE ltno Ietbste 9aticrie
porlebolt. I'M aui Sch S6ben uor
oen 5eino 81 beidieBeu @ir
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-06
BIG TRAINLOAD Of
TICKET AGE NTS
TO STOP HERE
Hundred and Fifty Members
of international Association
to Visit Albuquerque for
Half Day in March.

Tho Commercial club this after
noon received letter from o. o..
Sterling. secretary of the information
cd Association of Ticket Agents uu-
nounclng that the international assoc
ciution's special tnnscontincntal train
with some 100 members OF the order
on board. viii reach Albuquerque at
o'clock Boa tho afternoon ~ March
90 and remain uutil o'clock go uight,
leaving fur Los Angeles where the
convention OF the association is Go uo
held.
Tho association which De- Iuicrua-
tiunal n scope includes railway ticket
agents Ia this and other ,ouuulra and
is one of the strongest organization
az its Kind iu the clerical departments
of railroad work. The official proc
gram for the Journey which starts 90
Pittsburgh. PENN. contains % ful
page write up at Albuquerque and .tH
conditions ana advantages which has
been furnished by thu Commercial
club.
The club Is invited to arrange some
form OF informal program of enter
talument FOR tho visitors during thrir
half day visit ana this probably Wili
hC taken up nt once,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-06
CHARITY PATIENTS
IN A PIIIABLE
CONDITION
we Have to Wait for Some
of Them to Cash In Before
We Can Get Beds for Them
Says City Physician.
GENERAL HEALTH
CONDITIONS FAIR

More than ans other topic health
conditions crow the attention Of th"
city council 90. ts meeting last night
nnd al phases uf The question wcr'
discussed. from the Observance OF the
iumigation rules and thr wrHppinr "i
bread by the bakeries tp The NcnuH
ton Of the picture theaters. with the
emphasis ON the pitahlc conditions
among charity tubcrculur patients
here.
The matter came up boz ur J.. q
Ricp'a report AZ city physician Asked
about the number of tubcrcuiars wh"
we're charity patients he said there
were a great many of them.
Thor condition is disgraCc Coo
the city" he said. MANY uf them
have no food. NO nurse wr have at
most had three or four of them dl"
in their rooms alone / Do not mean
Go diHpamgr Mrs CoonH ana the be-
ncyolont society work. without thrW
don't know What we'd Do. liut
they shin them in here from other
places. Gallup and Lns VEGAS. mostly,
though We have hud four or i've from
~ paso lately, too. The new arriN-
ais give us the most trouble, for they
are frequently Ia the last stages
Their tickets are bought boy private
phrtlea generally, on the principl"
that they ought o. come Co Albu-
querque.
1.-THE Sisters have bus nine charity
beds for tubcrcular patients, and
sometimes IL BE- close call Co get
aome Of them to the hospital before
they die. for the beds are filled an
the time. We have 60 wait Tor some
Of those that are there 90 cash in
before we can take others there.
Mrs. C0ons iH doing great work
but she cannot do it all"
Asked about the observance 0t tho
health rules recently promulgated,
pr Rice said they were being used iu
private rooming houses so far as he
knew. though he thought good
many violations were getting by him
but that the hotels and roomlnE
houses were very lax In the matter.
we are doing better than We did.
he said: there have been NO COM
plants ~ violations OF the law vet
This brought up the question of the
distribution of the health regulation
pamphlets, and pr Rice said they
would be- distributed as fast ns was
compatible. Mr. clarke brought up
the question 90 picture show Ncnil1-
ton ana Dr RWo declared these "n.
terinlnmenta were tho source of more
contaglon than any other thing in thc
city.
After some discussion uH Co the
best method of going about th" en-
I forcempnt or health laws. Or Rice
declared that bee thought % best thbi
| the matter be- taken up step M q
time. as the people bccam' educated
up 90 H. aud not all nt once 1--WE
| simply wanted these strict ordinnncel
so that for fragrant cases We would
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-06
CITY LIMITS SALOON
FIGHT MAP DEVELOP

Reports on the streets today were
Ca Inc effect that at least one nf enc
-FOUR applicants for family liquor
store license who are Go be- denied
the right 90 do business la the erf in
three months time were Goo fght the
ruling Of the city council Tho story
went that at least one of these dcHl-
ors meant 20 rotaliate upon The city
by opening a liquor store Just beVund
tho city limits ON East Central afr-
nue.
This story has arncHcd considerable
Interest n IS certain that therr
would be- lively opposition 90 any Hu0 h
action on the pnri of the residents
ct East Central avenue and 0n the
part az the University of Sew MeN-
leo administration
Mayor u. X. 49, SELLERS asked
about the matter, asserted he would
shortly appeur before the county
commissioners nnd request their cot
operation la preventing any such ac-
tion ON the part Of those dealers hy
refusing them county licenses
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-06

De able to proceed with urong mons
urca and would have the law uack ui
uF We do not want to cuiDr,e thcm
hii ut once" hr sold.
The council agreed with this idca
and instructed the sanitary officer to
notify the hakcflra to comply WIN
the ordinance. After the bakeries
have been brought Into line other
brnuchog 90 the food supply indus
tries viii b., tokcn in hand
Dr Rice described tho general
health conditions oi the city ns good
1--WE had e. utllo nnrc-up OF scarlet
fever about two months ugO, uui f
didn't last LONG We now have mine
ca,a.s of measles. two of scarlet fewer
ana three of rbickcupUN We hnd
ono typhoid case. but DO ended Boo
death Yesterday said hr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-06
SAVINGS ON
MINNEAPOLIS PLAN
ARRANGED FOR
Board Of Education Makes Ar
rangements With American
Trust and Savings Bank TO
Handle Funds Ct Youngsters

Relieving that the incubation of
Rabits az thrin III us much part OF
ID rhild'H education as IN the mastery
pf arithmetic. the board ~ education
last night authorized the installation
1f school savings bank system ON
he Minneapolis plan The American
Trust and SAVINGS bank was selected
% handle the money
Tho scheme has been talked Of for
years in more or less desuitory ways,
bus nothing was accomplished until
Recently The system provides that
tho bank have representative at
zach school building once a week or
Dftcner 90 receive deposits. such de-
puslts mav. be- accounted for by
menps "a ards ana colored stamps
much foreign postal savings are
handled when the card represents
} certain amount, usually 81. u is
xchangcd for regular interest bear
nF account.
The plan has been tried In many
rifles and has been markedly sue
casful. deposits increasing rapidly
from year To- year. In Los Angeles
several years ago when the matter
was being considered here the school
chndrcn had over 100000 ON de-
sosn. In amounts from one cent Ia
Boo
The board last night decided that
Ere escape must so into place az
thc library building. though the city
lnd the library board have been
Wrangling about the responsibility
Tor placing the escape for over o
year The board has taken the posi-
"A
fhg the ordinances az the city. cut
that as neither city council nor d.
hnfy board admits its ability GO pay
ior ii. the board of education will in
ftuil it ana withhold 80 much of us
Innuunl rental. due Tho library board
b. may be necessary tu cover the cN-
pense. Tho board viii likely Doe sued,
~ members admit, but they have go
have the Gre escape There are i3n
phildrcn attending school in this
building an on tho upper floor, and
ihorc ls but one staircase for exit in
cusc OF FIRE should there bc a mr."
Boz the lower halls OF ON the stairs
ihclo might be fatalities. Tho board
wants 90 guard against this
The b0nrd selected January go rs
the date when n viii meet represent
u'lvcs of furnishing houses and iooh
~ samples 81 furniture for the new
nTh school building, Letters "a
various school furnishing houses
were sent today 90 notify them OF
this action and request that they hav,
samples aud Representatives present
Id the slime named
An the bills were paid by The board
last night the recent access 81 taxes
having put an end TO the shortage u
funds
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-06
TIME EXTENDED FOR
FORMATION Of
COMPANY
Adjutant General Herring In.
forms J. E. Goodell Of In.
crease in Allotted Period Of
National Guard.

Although efforts toward ,br uiean-
ization OF crHck military company
have met with good deal of success.
they have not yet been crowned with
entire attainment Of that end. Com
osquenty tho news that the was dee
pBrtmcnt had extended the slime in
which the aggregation might be- forfu-
cd was welcome news to j. r.. Good
cll yesterday. The news came
through Adluiant General Harry r.
Ierriur.
Mr.. Goodoli is calling ON prospect
I've members. today no has met with
fair success Nor, than half the re-
uuircd iS had signed the rolls before
he started hls canvass today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-06
ANNUAL MEETING OF
Y. w. C. A. TO BE HELD
MONDAY, JANUARY 10

The regular annual meeting Tor the
election OF board members ana rec
ports Of work done by the Y w. g.
a. will Doe held Monday evening. JAM
uart a.. ut 1850 O'CLOCK AZ the Y So
e.. s. building, 3i5 south Thud street.
Beside the business musical proc
grm and Refreshments are "a part "
the progrpm. Al friends uf The nf
ISOLATION are invited and an mem
beers are urgpd Go he present
Tho regular business meeting of
Los AmiRas will hc held Thursday
evening at S o'clock, preceded hs thc
Bible class nt 1870 a cordial invi-
tntiun ia extended "a am
After q hearty meal take po1n's
ilcgulets and assist your stomuD h.
liver and bowels Npgulcts are mild
laxative. 2ac at ali stores
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-06

Druggists refund money lf pA/p
OINTMENT fails 90 cure IichlnH
Blind. bleeding or Proiruding plies
First application gives relief soc.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-01-02
CHAPTER VIII
THE TRAMP OF THE YOUNG MEN

whose illumination across he square,
"Home Cooking-Chicago Style" was in
his eyes as he kicked the bic press
treadle. when Harlan came in. Harlan
had not intended to see Wiley again,
70 deep was his hurt and humiliation.
but when he crossed the squar and
heard the clarkety lank of the News
Job department.. he could not resist
ed faiths and ardors. Wiley too. would
- hurt If Harlan departed without a
word. So 1t seemed the most natural
ching to lounge in, sink down in the
editors chair. while the editor held up
his inky hands u minute to wave them
oheerily.
And. always 1t was something like
thls: Hello, Harlan!"
Hello. Wiley!"
Were you down at the junction for
Gho seventeen this EVENING""
"Yes."
who came in?"
"Old Lady Hicks and that Sheasby
0trl-from Ottumwa. Billy said"
Hash 'em up for the local. Give
03d Lady Hicks a cal snifter-her sub
eoa1ption Is about out and I want a
yonewal."
@ Harlan reached for some copy
PAPER n scrawled the items, and
locked over the stuff on the local hook.
News Notes will be rotten this
Woek. The brakeman on Ten said his
wife had q baby"
's9hove 1t in"
II don't know his name"
Shove 1t in anyhow. Splash 1t on
number 10, n let folks guess who 1t
II"
90 Harlan scrawled on while the
EDITOR rehearsed all the news he could
1h1nk of. Tear UP some editorial dope
local option. Saloon must be kept
ytrsside. Remember Our Boys.
Outlaw the Unholy Traffic. ;
Murmuered Wiley above the
11ankety-clank.
Now. Mr.. Curran had no BOYS. and
~ unholy traffic had piled beer bottles
- high behind the News fence that
MSasons could barely pass; and his
xotund old lady who had followed his
napnaxard fortunes from Puget Sound
~ Rio Grande and back to the
X town. but nevertheless, Harlan pa
9ensly denounced the traffic for a
Ihefe.n be- unused the editor. Ban
my ltarts and coffee in a minute
When Aunt Abby comes from PRAYER
letting. Arne and Janet will drop in
It'll b q farewell spree for you, old
-. I'm glad we had you last, after
IRIS wa 9 rare comforting. Harlan
- wanted to be distant TO Wiley.
ooo1dn't, and she ought to know his
WoeDt. He was q man, like many a
oacholor. who sought the motfering
UM1uluS or elder women. He was his
Qo.Yooe n his best with them. Aunt
~ had followed all the later years
e9 ~ wandering; had homesteaded
N!1eh HIM under the. gray low-hanging
mAm ~ tho M k0to u,fwearc. r1~a
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| have met men on
the road who were as
eloquent on the sub
iect of mems under
wear as | should like
to be on the necessity
Of a checricr spirit in
meeting the trials OF
life. and one efferves-
cent soul on a Pacific
Coast trip once held
me and mine spell
bound by his remark
able dlSQulSition on
the spiritual influence
Of comfortable shoes,
talking for a longer
time than | have
ever vet listened will
ingly to a sermon on
some seemingly less
homclytopic. And rs
authorities on the
state Of The nation,
political, commercial,
and spiritual-wcll,
any kind Of admins
tration. Republican,
Democratic. Pro-
grcssivc, would not
do badly were 1t to
summon a congress
Of these individuals
to meet annually at
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~ rrAvFs FROM A LECTURERS NOTEBOOK

TITLE delightful author Of that most appealing
story, The Friendly Road had only to slr1 ;i.,
the surface Of things little to find many golden
r,g,e D, fricndncss and courtesy in the mines OF the
human spirit rs look back IN my many 'nou7,'''uS
Of miles Of travel in this country ilnd my5eH ".'
.;.t ,,,,1 confidence that on the Roads Of Steel
a1 bc Lanes tributary thereto where few Of us would
think look things too have found my golden
r,,.,a,s have already spoken Of my friends among
,tl ,ra;,o,cn 10 whose fidelity and watchful care
,a. owed NV safe transit and my comfort in many
long and weary stretch They have been an abundant
source Of happiness to me; but there have been others
still. in whose wit and fratcrna companon'hip' ana
;ir; ,;,, discourse have found both pleasure and