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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-29
aampfe in einem gIntstrppfen.

Sin franaDfii9er @elebrter, Or.
Scan gpmmanbon, bat einen febr
getTtret6 fonItruierten lppardt erfons
ueu, Der Dem Muge ben aampf 3pi'
IGen &rantbeitsfeimen unO 8lutt0rs
pelden unO bic berIdiebenen @orsdns
&c, bic ii6 beItdnoig i'm menI4liden
&Drper poll3ie6en, fi9tbar madt.
Fem bloBsn Quge bIeiben bieIe 8or@
gdrge bsrI9lofen, unO bisber tonnts
fe MIR nit grDBter S9pierigteit BON
0sn asr5ten beoba6tet perben. Der
eripGbnte 9(pparat lGbt Tie aber ni4t
mir beutIi9 ieben, ipu0ern eibt Elm
pputommenes Bib bon ibrem Ser.
bdlten. ST beItebt aus Der 8erbins
hung zines iebr f9arfen Mttroitrops
nit einem &inematograpben.
giebmen mir betIpielsipeiie einer
9atienten, Der an S9ninbIudt leia
BIT unD ii9 auf rem @egs our 8eIs
ielung befinoet. 8etra4ten mir els
aen 8ropfen Ieines 8lutes unter biss
lem apparate, 70 tOnnen mir oeutli9
leten, tpie bier Die 8luttOrperaen nit
ienen tIeinen Weien, Die Den Sos
Dsrbeifabreu polen, in erbittertem
Sample Iieger. 3ierlide, RAID be-
fpegIi9e, fdoenfOrmige Mlitrpben
IGtpimmen Inn bic rotten unb peiBen
8luttDrperden. Der Appardt lGBi
uns leben. tpie eirle Oiefer Mlitroben IN
Elm rotes 8tuttOrperaen einOringt.
Das 1T Der Weg, auf benz Oiele
&tantbeitsteime gum Sooe fiibren.
@ds angefdlene rote 9lutiOrperhen
umringen aber jebt Die peiBen 8luts
t0tperden, @d6reno oes Samples
nebmen ie an 3abl unb GjrSBe INNER
Ill. 9eftig perfplgen tie has trdnte
8inttDrper4en. @nblid pirb ss pers
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-29

i5Iudt, unb bieIer Standardization
bat 6dmii al sriitieren oufesb0tt. SEl
oas rptt 9mltorperdsH, bas ben
aranikitsisim IN flo birgt. bers
IfpunOsn, bann .rettH eslunos rDie
aorperden an feline Stele. Aues
oas lam Isbr lenefam, aber Idn9
iebr raid Dor lid gebsn. Der rtue
Gpporal Jetsi Hiat nur ben gorgoHg
an fid. iOubtrn er gibt aud bic Gss
idipiHoigteii an, nit Der q iid Dols
Sisbt.
Qebmsn mir on6erfsits cine aran.,
Beli, an Der Der Yutient aamdbIidJ
5dgrunbt ssbt. Die S6Iaftrautbsit
In 4frita, oeren Seine 0nrd elm
tIsinss Geibsltisrden, Elm Grbpanos
iona, iibertrdgsn psr6en, III Elm Bel
IpieI bisIsr 2lrt ardntbeit. SIT es
beleits 10 iusit estommen, bab Der
potient In S9lof periinit, bann 1T
icbe @eneIuns ausssIdlpFen. Sn eis
mem 2ropIsn glut elmer an Der
ShlaftraHtbsit Ieioenben perion seiat
mIs Or. Commanders @pparot, ipis
he Sisrden I'M gInte umkrIdpars
men uuo Id in Die rotten glutt6rperr
den einbobren. Wie Bel auoeren
arantbeiteu, 70 iu9en bic peibeu
SIuttOrperdeH 5tpar aud bier Die am
seitedten rotten 81 berni9ten, aber
iOenn es tbnen ni9t gelingt, ipsrben
tie bes Samples balb miioe nnb lafs
len Oabpn db. Die 5iernen perme5s
rem fi9, Biz ie BALD ben gon3er rDs
ten 8luttrom ausfiiaen. Damn Itirbt
Dor pdtieut. ollie oieIe Worgdnee
lam man NIT Commanders apporat
bsobadten, Der ben 5iemIih unses
i1idten Ramen fibrt rlItramitrps
Itcpifdsr ainsmatosropb".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-29

- 5nTf9 nufsefdBt. anas
f In Der 8rogenbanolung): Sns
i~cttenpu!peri
2aufmdnn: Sir ipiepisIa
anabe: 0as peiB i9 nt9t; es3Gblt
haben mir fie ni9t!
- 9etribeno. 8iIli fam
bittsrli9 tpeineno aus Der Shule.
rMuma." f9lud5ts sr, Jag mir
blob ni9t no4maI, i'd fol- crtis
Isin~
.Qtber @illi, tpos b1f bu oenn2"
ertunOi8te ii9 teilne9msnO Die 1Ruts
ter.
.a9, adj fdfudSie ser .ieius
lltaun, .beut' in Der S6ule fab i9,
mie SbeO S9ul5 cine bu9gebcgens
Stednabel in ben @tubI oes Germ
2tbrers Itedte, unb 6amit Ct Ii6 ni1t
pietsn iolIte, Sog i9 Den Stubl meg,
un0 ga febte er ii9 auf Die @roe.
llnO Oa triegte i9 Genge bon linn,
neil i'd ben Stub ipesseao9tn bate,
unb ais Id aug Der S9uls Russian,
perpriigeIte mid Steo aud nod, neil
If Ole NaOef pegge3Osen bate uno
mid Inn unoerer 2eute SaHen tims
nerts."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-29
ssr ari.s nno 81. matt.rIsraas.

,lnTere alien @~oItsIagsu, Dor allen
oas rQibslunssnIiso", Die .@uOruR"
unD Der ySeItono" piFen in ieoem
@eIange BON aeden uRo 6eIten,
aGmpen, @eganOen L. wigant,
&dmpfsnber) unO RsiIgen gu meIoen.
90 beiBt 9iloebranO admpfI1pert,
Sispart uno Sigmunt Der oen Siea
@abrenoe pber S9iBsnoe, Ggbsrt
Der S9natglGn5en6e, @umbert
II 9unObre9D Der S9Id9tenitOl3,
8uItbsr Der SesrpaltenOs, @er6ar0,
Der Spseritarte, 9OItmar, Der unter
Dem &risgspOlt 9eriibmte. llno DAB
aud Die OeutI9sn 6rauen an NUTS
gem Sim ni9t a%uriidteben, beturis
oct 70 munder Same: @ertrub beiBt
Die Spesrtdmpferin, SigsIinbe pers
berrIi4t ben Sieg, 8runbiloe TT Die
I'M gan3er RGmpfenoe. 4u9 @uitop
6reptug Iagt in ben ygiIoern aus Der
Oeuti9en 8ergangsnbeit": ,SpesrIieb,
&fpaIterin, @oIftraut flingen
Ole Romen oeuti4er 5rauen Der alts
Dor0eren." unO Ielbit ganae Bolts,
Itdmme leiten ibre 8enennungen bon
ibrer @e9rboftigteit ab, 10 ipie bic
5ranten 4 BurfpssrtrGger), Die
9a9ien & S9psrtbepaffnete, bers
81. mittelbo6beutI9 sahs, S9nert),
ole Gberusfer e S9nertmdnner,
Dersl. gOtiid hairus, S9pert). Die
5apferiten purOen nuuf ben Sdilb
erboben". 8s0eutes bod au9 Der
Rame Der nod bsute inter Dem ruFis
I9en Druid nte0ergebeugten 8alten
nidts onoeres ais bic Sapfersn,
&ibnsn (Oergl. gOtiid baths, tibn,
un6 @ilibalo = nit fiibnem mil
len). limb psiter: Elm 3uTammeus
treTfen nir0 Dem @ermonen gum
s8rsffen", 3. 3 anmpf unb felbIt
unier bsutises rGriBen4 lit BON
Saus aus bas Dortgsfe6t, tpomit
ii9 Die 6eloen Der @or3eit gum
&f rei3teu. a9erbergs" be8eids
net einitmals oas p9eerlager", in
Dem Die Reifiser. (bon Reife =
®s8ua ii9 .burgen@, tpenr fe
nt6t I'M ySinterbaIt" Iagen, 3. 3.
ybinter" Bergen ooer 8Gumen ,bieIs
ten. Die yriiitigen" 4 geriifteten)
,9piebgefelen" berri9teten, pern fe
gum 3ugs nfertig" (Oon Sabrt :
9eerfabrt) poren, a[Ies aus Dem
pStegretfe~, B. +. aus benz Steiss
biigeI ibrsr gfpFe, nit Oenen iie eng
beripa9Ien parsn. Gtpas raufsus
iteden" Qurfpriingli9 bag S9pert
an Der @anb a~ufsuiteden) mar nidt
tire Ga9a; mas fte tpolten, tpuBten
fie 81 rtriegen" T. Our9 &rieg bes
tomnen, persl. aud fe9ten). Ries
mails .~abgeipannt" (uripringIi9 bonn
8ogen), aber nit benz Radbar auf
ggsiponntem" 5uBs, oi4Iugsa" fs
ii9 0ur9.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-29

Baum esi6nai. Der i6on baIb rai.
laubt NOR: .@isnttdt ipeHn Der
pitotr frif6ss @riH bat"i bat csr
cams aeIagt, suHb bonn, Deraib fem
ri4t Der fdnar5m maris aus5utids
ten nun, bu ipsibt ia fhoH -
9d bin i'd Bonn 5uradgegnnasH
uub bdb's Der iaiparssn Naris aus,
qsri6tst. Gis BAL ui6t bisI bdSu gs.
iast. Qur lire Quaenosdel iin0 Elm
paarnal oufs unS abg,gangsn, GIs
piHtten Ie BEN u%Hgerufen onfgeIies
stneu 0a6er ab. sSI ifOn redl",
bat fe eetngt, .iDtaH's aIIO uisOsr
grin pir6".
o4ber borbsr ipirb ts peiB BON
Sdnee, Marie" babe i'd gefporIsu.
,9aIen Sie's nur I6nCisn, Serr",
tat bic Marie ssi6erSt, .sinmoI
@6nss 5lpil6en Der 2is6 foa ioipsit
eon5 gut iein, bat Der pfarrer ss'
iost,"
Sm, ssudu 70 battle es mir Der
Sans geIagt, binterm S6iibengrobsn.
Jaia, Die idnarse Maris III bait ipis
Ter 8ans. lIuo Der 9ans 1T ipis bic
I9pdr5s Warie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-29
Gin @aunsrfrsi@ Dor 200 Sabr,u.

SIN Sribiabr I'LL fubr cine feins
getIeioete, bOrnsbm auftreten0e Dame
Dor Dem 9ei6Gft zines bstannten
9ombureer Observation-Disclosures bur.
Mtt ousgsfu9tsr S0fli9teit tpurbsn
ibr bic teuerten Stoffe pprgeIeet.
Die Dame tpGbIte iih cine partie
in bobem &aufpert aus unb faate
bdnn benz &aufbsrrn, oaB fe Bic
Daren fpGter obbpIen tperbe. 6iers
duf fubr ie gu sinem gbirlrsen, Der
ii9 NIT Der Operation bon grii&cn
befaBte. 9ieism er3GbIte tie, oaB fe
einen iiingsren 9ruosr bare, Der itd
aus Sar9t elmer Operation nt6s
unter5isben noble. DeiI bas 2eiben
dber f9on 5ismli9 nett nprgeI9rits
ten iei 10 babe fi9 ibre 5dnilie ents
i9lohen, bic Operation nit Gift unb
@epalt an Dem eiseniinnigen pas
tienten Dornsbmen gu IuHen. Sic
tDeroe nIfo ibren 8ruber unter tem
8orpdno in Iein 9ous bringen, es
IoIe inn bier cine grOBere SGmme
9elo. Die er BON feiner 6dmilie fDrs
oere. ausbe5ablt perben. Damn fubr
iie na9 Dem Seibenbdus 3uriid, IieB
ii9 fir ungefGbr fedsbulOert SaIer
@uren IN tire &utf9e paten anD
bat ben Raufberrn, ibr eirten gebil-
fen m~it8ugeben, Dem tie ben getraa
fir bic Mdren babeim aussablen
iperOe. Der gambler gins burauf
elm.
Cine babe Gtunbe Ipdter belt Der
Masen Dor benz 9auie Des gbirurs
gen, mo fte ben @ebilfen bat, nit
binauf5utommen unb bas Sch in
@mpfang gu nsbmeu. Oben fliferte
fie Dem 9eiltinitIer gu, ie iei ni9t
imftanoe, Der Operatipn bei8npp6s
men, iperoe aber in elmer balben
Stun0e pieber bprfpre9en. Ser
9eiIfiinitler Bat 0arauf ben iungen
Wann, ibm ST. folger, lieB ibn BON
ieinen 8ebtlfen troB ietnes m0rberis
i6en @ef9reis, auf ben 9perntipnss
tii4 fdRoaen unb ging an bic lin.
terfu9ung. 9ierbet ertannte er nun,
DaB Der bermeintli9e pattert ferns
mar unO er felbft tpie Der
iunge Monn bas Spfer elmer abges
feimten 8etriserin paren. St Be-
rabiste ben Meniden, bdIf inn in
bic &letoer unO entlieB i'm nit benz
ausbrud bes 9eoduerns.
Die Gaunerin bate in3pif9en If
rem Raub in @i9erbeit gebra9t unb
fOnnte troB beiBen 8emiibens Der
pOIi3ei ni4t sefubt iperben. Sbr
S4eImentiid ober bilOete in Der
gutsn Sta6t 9ambnrg ldnae 3sit
ben Stoff Derguiglider llRterhaIs
tung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-29

Die il rgerfteig & Der Sdupts
itrabe BON 4nttp9ien in SDrien tpds
rem fdcn I'M 8. Sabrbunbert n. CIR.
Gur9 SGulenbalen in elmer NusDsbs
tung BON foIt l Meile Dor Regen un0
Sonnenf4ein sei4lBt.
Gin patentiertes Gr1dBmits
tel fir &nutlaut betebt aus elmer
MiI@ung BON 9elatine uno @lhcerin
unO elmer 2Diung bon Sampler in
SlItegeiIt. 9ie erbalteue Mahe lit
i4lieBlia nit S9pefeI gu our4tnss
ten.
SIN 2rtege 1870-71 Tinb nur
feds beutf4e @eI9ibe in Die Sdnoe
Der drdn5Ofen sefdaen, pdbreno Die
Seuti6en 5526 fronaDiil4e Sc
tungsgef4iibe unb 1916 6elbgedibs
Gls ariessbeute naa 5aufe brinssn
tpnnten.
9as 9eutf9e TIaggenlieO
rStpl3 ipebt bic Jlagge I9tporssipsibs
ret Durbe Wlitte Der a9t5iger Sabre
BON Robert 2inbersr berfaBt nnb bon
9itdurb Sbiele fpmppniert. 9os 2ieO
mar ols cine @eIdngsnumner elmer
@elangspDHe mllnfsre Mdrie4 eeIdriss
bsn unb ipurbe In Dem 6arndIs In Der
DresOener StroBe IN Berlin befinba
Iiden 4mericions 5heaier 3uerit sea
[ungsr, !
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-29
Scr SAT- Srangpyn.

-ariminaIrOmm bon saDiS SbafHs Wrrapl
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-12-03
MARRIED % YEARS
FkF. and Mrs. Mike Sierck CeIe-
brate Silver Wedding West
Side Firemen Entertained.

a 1umber OF the intimate friends
and the West Side Fire Company as
senble~ at the home OF Mike Sderck,
on Fourth avenue north, on Sunday
evening and had. a jolly good time.
The occasion was the twenty-fifth an
MY ersary Of the marriage OF Mr..
and Mrs. Sierck.
Mr.. Sierck is a member Of the
ire company. Two autos were Kept
at the door SO that the firemen
could respond quickly to an alarm,
out fortunately nothing of the kind
occurred to mar the fine time they
were having. Mr. and Mrs. Sierck
receive many presents among which
Was a handsome leather uphoIster-
ed rocking chair given by the mem
5ers Of the fire company. Mrs. Sierck
furnished the hungry. guests with
IN excellent supper. Those who saw
he west side firemen eat said they
went to it like they were answer
ING a All alarm.
1t is not often that the fire de-
paTtment is called to a silver we'd
ding, but they needed this bunch of
ire fighters to help get away with
The good things to eat.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-12-03
SUDDEN DEATH
Of VIM. SPROWE
From Pittsville Record.

From PittsVille Record.
Death called William Sprowl from
this earthly. life at 7 O'Clock a. m.
Tuesday morning of this week. He
had been sick for about three weeks,
but not until the last week of his i'll
ness did the people of the community
learn of the seriousness of his malta,
dy, which was a weakening of the
heart functions .ss
The funeral services cannot be
determined ON at this time. With
out a doubt the remains will be
shipped to Ripon and placed beside
those. Of his wife A nephew from.
Bfpon arrived late this morning
but he cannot make further arrange
ments until he hears from those
closer related A brother i'm Wash
ington and a sister i'm Canada have
been notified but no reply received
from either The remains repose, in
the meantime, at the undertaking
rooms of undertaken John Werner.
Mr.. SprowI has long been a resi-
dent of the Pittsville district. His
residence in: the county will total up
to about fifty years, and}g That at
Pittsvile more than half of this
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-12-03

De. Investigated by the body. with a
view Of finding reasons why the ex-
penses Of the leasue were never fiji
ID.
Federal District Attorney John A
Awkward, resent candidate for the
democratic nomination Tor governor.
has been retained as special prose
cutor, and vii assist District Attor-
ney R \. Melons.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-12-03

grown in Ianglade. county. The ex
hibit has been the subject of much
comment by men interested in ppta.
to culture and their uniform size
and excellent qualities have been
highly praised Local growers who
favor the Irish Cobbler variety fee
that Their own sock compares IA
vorably with the Langlade tubers.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-12-03
PRIZE WINNING POTATOES
From 1IOsinee Times

From 1Iosinee Times
Some of the prize winning pota-
toes shown at the Grand Rapids Po-
tato Growers Convention last week
are on exhibit at the State Bank of
Mosinee. They are of the Rural
New Workers. variety and were
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-12-03
AUCTION SALE

On Monday, Dec. Z, there will be
an auction sale = of. cows, .--young
stood pigs, chickens farm macAinery
and produce on Hobbs farm, E one
mile south Of KelIner on county line
road, now occupied by Lindauer
A fine opportunity to buy fresh
mich cows and young stock. in the
best of conditions. 2td-1tw g. &
Charge w. E. Wheelan
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-12-03

GERGuIT col RT--WOC
g llsnsds NV. Mells, Plainl
y.-z=--NEs.8 Ia
! GfpC ,EFrfIi0iuf&s and JOSH
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-12-03

the conduct of the department. 1t
/ is said also that the Home Rule
and Taxpayers league, the headquaF-
f ters Of which we're in Madison. MAJ
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-12-03

first grand jury wiz be called TO
gether for its opening session this
afternoon.
The jury was called as a result Of
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-12-03

two years o. cEIme IN Madison with
which he local police department
has been unable to cope. The jury
: expected 70 thoroughly investigate
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-12-03

time. He has followed tas goasu psTar7Ess Sas gEeat
ton of carpentering and -1a Ifs@ HESS tlaFnsi
and many "a substanti3t structure in - 80
this neghborhood will attest 10 hiss -s~-'FsS< Il
skill and attention always to the ABOUT l"ehy
thing he had i'm. hand. Mr.. SproWl this, city weH
was one of the exact kind of persons five automobile
and work, however insignificant. neral ,f4RrosS Ell
was ever left half done Ibid, b
He was member of the local 5a+l4 nv 81 j
lodge of l. o. o. F. and, mepaber 4,i.t... d
for over a quarter of a century of l ii =
.the Masonic 1oag#at Grand Rapids many years g.
He was an earnest lodge 'ntember crzen and aSfa
and the better part of the enjoy e
nent he got out Of his later life was Il
in his utilization with, the tWo-GERcLlT cog
lodges here. It is quite likely thakkSfnsds NV Vel
were the district which he calIed1&z=-Ns.B h
home for the past twenty-five years f}en, T tIolnss
raked with a fine comb there could Fl
not found a who would come THE STAIA
forth that William Sproul the Said Defd8d
had ever done him wrong without I'M You are hefe
mediate rectfication. He had not fpear within Eyt
Ian enemy We of the Goth century vice.oftliis fm
Iuse the word gentleman fppant day -of. SERVICES
Fly and oftimes the application is entitled acddR
miscarried But in Mr. Sprotl the, said; and in ga
term was exemplified in its fullest TO do jHdgnan
sense-a gentle man" he was, and against you &C.
as gentleman he vi1Ibe Remember of the complSn
ed e@=rSFfs herewith .
He eagpe into this country afterfJof A. Gay1Hr
the death of his wife at RipOn. PlaintHt
Their married life was short and F. 0, Address
no children remain 4 token Of the County. Wiao
tlinfon He served his flag throughout The eubjecR
the bloody Civil war but his reffr pro- ert5'4n 1s
ing WAYS kept him from recounting PENDANTS cai Il
an, of the experiences at that time For further b
lit is known that to his death he d5mqJamt heKll
koa4ried a Confederate bullet in his tho Clerk Of b.
l6ody, and although suffering lat 3 John A. n
lii - .js.sE
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-12-03

,r17nes Mas gseat from the
.R9 Slltienn he never
, TByed I'd appF to DUR ben
i'a . n for u pednsSAsg
About tweH y brot,
thisL city, We over tC
five AUTOMOBILES to at
neral of@Broaler VIM
was Wel1e thNght of ns
5Dected by a those who
acquaintanoe He reside
|.taab,y years 4go He VI
fcitizGn and asfaithful br
$50 1a FL
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-12-03
FIRST GRAND JURY
CALLED IN MADISON

Madison, Wis. Dec. 3-Madison's
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-21
A Shy Man

something wistful and pathetic. But
II YOU really want to spend some money
on me-only a little-I could eat some
thing straight, l could.
Eat something" echoed do you
mean to say that you're really hun
gry?"
well, there's nothing very strange
in that, is there?"
mo. but you're actually in need of
food?"
We'll, l had one good meal yesterday.
l must not grumble.'
l looked at this brown haired matter
of-fact girl with the funny brown eyes
and a stin funnier expression about the
mouth, and l suddenly felt myself in
the presence of something new and
strange, something that would be hor-
rible If dared to confront It.
"Oh. l say" I protested, you can't
be serious. But. anyhow, come along
and have something"
Even then she stopped me. Laying
her hand on my arm.
Something cheap she stipulated
please don't want anything else
Just a sandwich and coffee, or at the
very most a grilled chop with tomatoes,
I'm rather partial to grilled tomatoes. -
she assured me, with a little intimate
squeeze of my arm.
l took her, therefore, 10 a quiet little
restaurant close by and she ate what
she wanted, and meanwhile she talked
Not rapid talk, or hppant talk, or
casual, or by any means tragic But
just dry-as. dust dealing with few
Of the facts of her life.
Hers was a common story, She had
been hurled into London TO make her
living while Yet hut a girl She had
no friends and no money. She had
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-21
: Little Bobbie's Pa II
BY WILLIAM r. KIRK.

WAS talking to mite that rs ninety yeer'
old & sim vary helthy, sed Pa He toald me
that the reason he has lived so long Is beekaus he
has a practice always sleep in the open air
have thought the thing oaver, sed Pa oeleeve II
a good three TO sleep out doors
OF you litte Bobbie not willing he sed
to Ma, I wuddent far to command you ware
sleep. but I least going to sleep out doors &
/ think IT wud be a grand thing for all Of us
That is about foolish noshun as yure hibernat-
ing in tree to talk off yure fat as you spoke OF the
other mite, sed Ma AS for myself httel Bobeie'
think sleeping Is good enuf for II you
mild of loonytick out of yureself
ahed sleep doors Jest doant smear loud
snun 10 wake up all the Majors
Jert you swatoh sed Pa 1t IL nine o'clock in
the ee~nans now & II you up a the porch
shall talk for half hour Jest to get used
ssr.s of slumber.
So Ma got a bed nxsd up. Pa took Off HIS
seat a crawled the bed tho porch. Wake
me tn bait hour, h. sed to Ma
30 Ma & back in the house a Ma began
10 play the piano sing cid songs to me- She sang
0reenand's Icy Mountains Tho Frozen Bride g. Tho
Song Of the Iceberg lot of other songs KEEP
looking the porch all the time to the bed
Pa trying to 60 to sleep We oud him stirring
sve~nd & shvsr4ng. then Ma sang Greenlands Icy
Hountstns assenn calm Hn
ncase was white on the end ihsted OF kind of red his
ehssks blue 4 his teeth playing with eech
stAsr. click. click click.
Well. hardy explorer how do like yure
sfstsm of open air sleeping? sed Ma
1 think shall await favorasel condishuns sed
Pa beesty coald any cumfurt.
guess II to thare ali mite be found
In the morning like the Lad that KEEP saying Elk
ceision." Why. sed Pa, feel like icicle
q hot drink Of kind, deerest, he sed Ma,
he sat down by the stoave
You have a drink wen you are ping
in the open air. Ma. I that the
crate North Pole explorers anything aky-
holick. l will maik tea IL you wish, sed Ma
No. SEQ Pa l a sling of sort 1 tell you
wife. Citing terribul chill Pa PIeese xii
that hot drink
Deer. deer. said Ma, what a hardy viking you are
You VIVID have been grand cumpany for NapoIyun on
Moscow, wuddent you? You are car
Iingy tough shrub. Ma sed Why. she sed you cud
live ware Eskimo wud freeze stin.
Peese doant stand thare a. maik fun of ME sed Pa
must have that hot drink So il me noyed The
bed in the bedroom 81 Ma Pa sling for bi,,
d that is the last Will about anvhoay
s.eep4ng
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succeeded for a time-indeed. until quite
recently. She had been a waitress in
tea shop. and some trouble with the
manager resulted in her being dis
charge d-without a character.
Hes done many a poor girl like
that" she confessed.
Then she-drifted. She had tried
many things, she said, but never had
put her heart into It, Her little store
of money dwindled. On the night l
met her-indeed on several of the
nights previous to it, she had wandered
about with the full intention of taking
that final step which means a girls ut
ter irretrievable ruin. But she had not
vet taken it. She had not yet taken
it, though Heaven alone knew why.
Something virginia. still remaining in
her nature, she supposed.
felt quite touched by this.
There still remained one chance for
her, however, hope to which she had
chung through all the black hours OF
her trial She had a brother living in
America. and he had made her promise
him. before she left England, that If
ever she was in trouble. or wanted a
friend, she was to go out to him and
he would look after her She had not
applied to him for money, because, stu
pid though it was. she was intensely
proud. particularly with the members of
her own family But if she should turn
up IN the place where he lived-he was
married by the wayne would give her
shelter while she got a position. and
he need never know OF the hideous hor-
rors she had escaped in England.
Wei, what could a man do? 1t seemed
10 me II was one Of those opportunities
for grand ouixotiS foolishness. which