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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28

time Mrs. r. y. Lloyd and Mrs.
w. O. Fassnacht gave a vocal duet
accompanied on the piano by Miss
Edna Tulle; Mrs. + r. Coates sang
solo. Miss Ruby Wiltfong assisted
a. the piano. Mrs. Coates and Miss
Wiltfong gave a solo and Miss Tulle
accompanied them. after which MISC
Niltfong gave an instrumental solo.
Refreshments were served 20 So
members and guests The July
meeting of the league will be held
with Mrs r. J. Lewis Meyer, AZ
". Navarro st.
the past presidents Of the Auten
~. r. q. No. Il held a patriotic
tEimbl Tuesday afternoon In the old
court house with a large crowd in
attendance. A program consisted Of
the following numbers: Mrs. Tritt
and daughter. piano duet: Wanneta
Reynolds and Mrs. Tritt gave a man
iolin and piano duet piano duet.
Mrs. Hildebrand and Mrs. Staley;
Mrs. Cohen sang a solo accompanied
On the piano by Mrs Hildebrand. and
the Misses Reynolds, Tritt. Reiberg
and HOlanski gave a pleasing song
number. Refreshments were served.
The corps will give a supper at the
old court house July /.
Mrs J. 5. Tomber. 1929 w. Wash
irgton av.. was hostess at an en-
iCyable meeting Of the Choral Whist
cub last evening Prizes at whist
IL
Louis Goueib was given the con-
ISOLATION prize and the guest favor
went 20 Mrs. Louis stark. A light
supper was served at the evening =
close Members of the club will
have another meeting July IL.
Miss Edith Chnberg. 71s W.
( Wayne ST.. was given a delightful
surprise Tuesday evening her birth o.
day anniversary. The guests were
members Of the Modern Achates club
and their guests. The time was spent
Informally. and a luncheon OF two
courses was served from a hand
somely decorated table featuring "A
color note of pink and white. There
were places for IA.
The Thomas school Alumni asso-
citation. students of the school. and
friends, will picnic Friday evening at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. b. r.
Thomas Thorn Acres. Bertrand.
Mich. The party wili leave the city
on interurban cars at o'clock.
+ The promotion committee Of the as
ISOLATION. with Miss Mary Custer. as
chairman. is in charge OF the affair
and a large attendance Is expected.
/ TIE Medina Girls club was en-
I tertained last evening at the home
/ Of Miss sigma Forslund, 2O19 Ca
talpa av. Contests were the enter
/ tanning features Of the evening. Miss
| Alice Holth receiving the favor. The
club is planning a weeks outing
a. some lake. but no definite ar
engagements have been made. The
. next meeting Of the club will be
with Miss Ruth Rosander. S. Chaplin
st.
/ Miss Carey Steele of Niles. Mich.
4 and Arnold Richey of this city were
/ married by the Rev. Edward w.
/ Castle ar the parsonage Of the Lin
/ den Ave. Christian Church OF Christ
I Tuesday evening at O'Clock. There
/ were no attendants. Mr.. and Mrs
/ Eichey will make their home here
where the groom is employed on
I thu railroad
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28
SOCIAL EVENTS.

The singing practice Of the mixed
choir Of 4. 3. No. ! Falcons will be
held Thursday evening at o'clock
al Z. b. hall
The senior and junior class Of Z.
B. No. l Falcons Will hold their
exercises Thursday evening at L. B.
hall.
The 81. Hedwige choir will hold
It's singing practice Friday evening
al the 81. He'd wige school building.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28
Something different" to Cook

thicken gravy and sprinkle all with
chopped parsley.
Four cupfuls OF the stock is taken
from the stew before the gravy Is
thickened, and 10 the four cupfuls
add two tablespoons Of rice or a
well-beaten egg and parsley. and
there will be four cupfuls OF good
soup.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28
july 9TH CELEBRATION.

At Koontz lake. Free show. dane
ing at large dance pavilion. Tan
ner's orchestra, bali game, fireworks
African Dip and other amusements
-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28

Summer homes and hotels will be
sold and rented probably through
The News-Times Want Ads
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28
VOCAL CULTURE.

Americans don't sing as they do
in Europe"
No. But you ought 20 hear Us
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28

Mrs. r. 2. Moore 32S ~ Michigan
st.. was hostess 10 the north section
Woman's league Of the First Meth
odist church. Tuesday afternoon
The guests enjoyed a deHghtfuT mu-
steal program after the business
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28

MotOrboats and other vacation sup
plies are obtained AT reasonable
prices by ads placed in the News
Times Want Columns
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28
DOCTOR,S TENfPER

When a doctor IS irritable. II NAV
be because he is out OF patients
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28

Heed the call OF the fields FOR
wife's and Riddles sake and let the
News-Times Want Ads help answer
IL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-17
Der a"meri6dni(C6e
]llmitiOnSl6ad6erl
WRunitiuH i'm 8ertc BON S2,0O0,000
lpirO tGglid an bic 4liiertsH
geidift.

@oi6ingtrn, IL, 6ebr. Tie
uon Dem @eta0e Der Ser. Staaten
all Die gutentemadte d~bgcben0en
0iuritiuns. mo @aiienimOmgen
errei6en eiHen faum gloubliden
HmiaHg, IS miro BON maBgebeils
Den S%treiien beridtet, 0aB ta9llh
@affen lmo MuHition I'M @erte
non 81, 100000 al Die Ntldtc Der
auiicrten abgeianot uer0eH. SaH8e
,3eit nod Ausbruh oes SricBes ma.
rem Die Mutations. INTO &aiienien-
0ungen non 4merifd aus perbaltnIss
ni0Big gering, uuo crit @lttte oes
l>obres 1915 ipur0e nit ser Ger
ien0lng tn flotter 4}eile non bier
airs begunncl. 1erehHlutgcn gc,
llaB bat Amerifa bis ieet gtlntltion
mo &oiieu i'm 3ert pom $3.50
mad oen aIGiierten gelanot,
iolde BON ooppeltem @ert Iiegeu
sum 9eriau0t bereit, aber inner
mellr Striegsmaterial miro bier llir
Ole 4aiierten beraqteat, mo toloi-
Auitrdge fiir Steierlulg non
5brapneas mo @runoteu ba6en
biclige Muritionsiabrifen erbalterl
IS miro mge1lommen, 0dB inidle
I'M 8crt BON 100000, 900 bisber
nod europa geididt morOea iiao
ralldloic5 4Sul0er nIIllrnt nit falt
St0O,000000 mort Den 3mcitea.
9IaB Elm, nabrenO &%atronn
i'm 8crt BON S30.000,000 ib-
ron Seq gu 0eu Gritentcmdhteu &C
baden. Gun g}onat 1Sanuar
Ipnr0eu @eDebre it'll 8ert BON 81
000,0 900 mad gnglono geididt.
(0nrf man it'd augeiidlts oieier
9atiade munoern, menu 3eutihlano
sntidIoiien If, ouf alle 6euafineten
anoelsififfe, Die bod 0ieie Mlatis
tipu uno @aifen mad europa brtrl-
gen. Sogo 81 mahenD
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B%a6nung(ict in 1(em
gOr6 unO Original
Sn eiHem 5Gle uuroen is, I'M an.
Scren 40 @eriDnen mebr ooer
minOer idluer berlest.

5uracnie, q. o., Il. 6ebr.- Sin
gSagen Der Geu gDrf State &ail-
nan iiberidIag iid hrnte in Der
&prita0t 5uluap xnO begrn6 Is Bal
iagicre inter nd. Sie aae trngcn
@er!ebungcm OapOn. l3mci Oeriel-
ben unr6en le6ensgefabrlif Dcrlebt.
3ldlmono, 3d. IL. rbr.-@nb
Shelter, ga, entsleife heate Gin
5pe}ialsng Der 5enbDrS air eiuie.
9ie biefigen geamteH gcnannter
Sabnacieaidlaft er6ieltcn bic tcle.
gboniidle aufforSernug, alle Derfag.
barren Aer5te nnO 9Heser mad Dem
llnfaaurtr 5H ien0en. 5anf @agcn
cntalciten. 9ie GAIL Der Gerlekten
miro ani 40 anaegebeu.
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Bur lebten glnde 6citattct.

llutcr 5ablreid)er IeiIunbiHe MIR.
De 5cutc oie leioer oa5u irilb aus
Dem 2c6en aefdicbcne 5rau s. Is.
9gbreus pcH Gtabliiienent 0es
SEEM geo 6offnnoun ans out Dem
tyoreit Qapn 5rieohof our legten
9fnbe beitattet. Ger Sura mar mil
2ablreiden 9lltnfen be0edt. 3ie gei.
denieier mur0e Don &aitor 5eliert
geleitet. 2as 9atrtuhtr19er fan-
aierten aIte, berp1brte 6reuIloe Der
5anilic gebreus. nQmlid u. Stor5,
&. g. 9iuer, u. 6. Streblom. Y.
Gggerss, 86eo. SmboIO mo g6as.
Stor5. @ioqc Die G~ertorbene Scr
es an Der Miaae nidt ~gciuaseu MIR
be, baB lie ocreiuit I'M ieruen 8eiten
Der Ger. StauteH ihr 1aieln be.
idIieBen putoe, ianit rubcnl
Ser am N2ontog i'm golintg
5oipital peritorbene @us gnHomnnn
muroe qeltern duT Dem Melt SdiDil
SrieDbof our Ie6ten Gilhe beitattet.
Gin padr 8efalnte oes &eritorbeuer
hatten Die NOTICE Snmme inter III
rem 6reun0en %atiaebraft. Inn EN-
anitduoige5 Acknowledgements III er'
m0glihen. uno AID ben Sarg nit
9Iumen gcidnalft. SER s5ofot
Sand bielt cine er9reiieuoe Seidlen.
re0e.
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DER italieniidle sriea

9Sien, IL. Sebr. l5nnfenberidIt. J
- Gas ELECTROMAGNETIC 6riegs.
amt meloete geitern abeno bon Oen
Shaplaben oes Stalienerfrieges:
g3ie feinOlide artiaerie beidoF
nnierc Sfelnnseu b%eiOcrieits Giiera
nHb 0es 5ee6adtaIes. I'm Sitter
nadJt ~er6ffnete lie and Seuer in Dem
smiifen benz Sellatal nu6 BEN Bid
gele9eueu Abidluitt.
9ie Staliener erueuerteH lire GIN.
griffe anf bic f~iirslidl i'm 5litId-
abidjnitt erObertcH 5telnngcn. Sie
wnrOeu inter dJipereH &erlulteu sn-
ridgeUurfen."
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Canning 6Onteriert
nit UOn Bern1OrG!
Seioe biilen it'd iber bas deinItat
Der dDnfercn5 in tie1teS
Sdpeigea.

@aihmgtDn, Ia. Sebr. Sentc
rDrmitt0g bielt StantSiefretGr Gan.
iing NIT benz Oentidlen SOtidafter
DOn 8erHifOrff cine lauge SOnfe.
renj ab. IS mar in Der Snt bic
langite llnterreOnna bic 5uudDen
tciOen EiplOmaten lett Der GT6rte,
ring Ocs Gniitnuia Snlles itattse.
fnnoen hat. Abrr ueoer Snnhng
nod gernitprff lieReu cttuas iiber
Oas Geiultat Der S%onfereHj uer.
lanten.
2nfitoHia 9tOte bod aunebm6nr.
@aibington, II. frbr.- Staats.
iefretar Canning af5eptierte bente
oas SnTtania.@ bfOmmcn, IOmeit es
MIR ben SniitGuia5al betrifft. Gr
eriudlte ieSodj Den Sentiden Bot.
id)after gleldseitia nm bic 3niide.
rlns, onF SeutdlanO SanOelsOam.
pier nidlt OBne @arnnug uerieHten
miro, ielbit lueRn ne fiir &erteiOi.
s~nngs5mefe beitiift inn.
Die SraaC, mas sSa &erteiOis
srnss ilnefeu" beOeutet, lit uOrlGn.
fig offen gelnheH ipOrOrn nnO iUa
crit ipater entidieben Der0en.
Man nimmt an, OaR Die SnnSes'
regiernug cen &pridllaa MAIDEN
miro, Oaf anf Dem AfterOef amigo
itelte @eidlHbe, Die mad alien Rid
uUu 10 bis 30 @rnS &C.
idnunngen meroen %t6nnen, OarHutcr
III ueritebcn iiRO.
8lcid3eitiq uurSe BON %antbOrita-
tiOer Seite erflart, BAT 9eutidlGnO
ieiner INSTRUMENTATION Ga
&c bic CUMMING Der SER. S%taateH,
Sak armicrte 6anOrlsOampfer nidltI
Narnuna angegriffeu mcrbcn
oarien, nidlt dnucbmen fann.
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So - 9nniscn g(pc. pp

Ger 1925 ealiSeu 9(5c. moi.
nenoe Is. II. Banter murOe gcitern
ltalle Der 6enfralfhule DON chem
@rgeld8erer aberiallui mo I'M 45s
nu0 ieine garetten beraubt. Saint
ruar ct 5mei 9lof meter gcsaaaen.
as cin onoere @oiioit ibn %nafAielt
mo i'm oiesinal mt 81 erleidterte.
Gie Staatsuereingung Der
Gpilfer bon Nebraska baIt aegeii.
iUartig IN Gma9a lire SaBres,Aloa-
UeiitioH al.
Ter iarbiae aitsoIener @6as
ganIels mllrae ON %eraHlailuHg
ieiner t3sja9rigen 3od5ter Orraaitet.
melde i'm Bcihuloi8t. lid OIL i9r
uuo ibren eier aIterea Shmeiteril
fitflidl DcraaaleH IL l3ahet
Ger s.idhrlge Irbafer 6ranl
SeIet, Der BIT 6uiit & 30 ailactrat
mar. it icit Snitsfaa nis iriaer
&oAnHNg Ii Sa0 GHaba iQtrlss
beridunnOen.
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Wie0er elm after
anIleO(er %geaor6enI


Better @ops. elmer Der 0lteiter
Oeutiden 8elDobner 0mobos. III in
Utetbooiiteu Solpital mad Iangen
.2eiOen i'm alter bon N Sabren ee
itorbcn. Die 9ceroigung erfolgtl
belltG nohmittag bon Dem ginbliiie.
mcit Ocs Observation-Disclosures Sofior
aus mif DEM Gbcrarcen 5rieoboi
SER Snfob oalld, Gin alter 5rennn
0eS &~eritorbenen, ni0mete ibm einell
tiefempfmoeuen gtodruf.
Ser Beter Coos niroe i'm Sab,
re 1888 III 5dllesiuig SoIitein gebo'
rem mo tam 1861 nod ben Scr.
5tnnten, mo er iit 5ierit in 8latts,
moutb nieoerlieB. ober i6on int Sab.
re 0ara1f nod Cmabo fam. mp er
bel Dem Ban oer II. R. @abn &c.
ihGitiglng fdno. Sier iibernabm CT
Dos an Der is. mo 5aruam 5traBc
befinolihe @otet. oas or Sabre lang
fii6rte. Is mar Der Snmmelplot Der
Deuti9en uno mand frobe StunOe
iDuroe BORT BON Den Oeuti1en BE
Dobnern Der 5tobt llno umgegen0
per6ra6t.
SER @oos mar ser Grbnlter oes
@oos &otel Geet SaUop) an Der 10.
un0 Safion StroBe; Guf Der Sob
nenltange t9ronte ais @abr3eihen
0es @ebduoes cine d~ergoloete Sans
5pdtar lieB @oos eiHen aubau, ei.
men. g~crdumigeH Soal nebit @allerie
mo 8itbne aufnlbren, unO bort mur.
DC inter Der 8egie Der Serren 5rie
g8auburg uao 8riR 5isigratb CUTE
Deltide &omo0ie geipielt. Aud ais
ganfoirettor bat iid &err Coos be.
bod id)llg Oieies l~tnterneb.
men boIo elm. Gin finan5ielIer ger-
Init fam nod Dem on0ereH on3u
fam, ooB @oos Dor etipa 5 Snbren
erblin0ete. 6einen &ebensa6en0 be.
CT III Der Bobnrnq ieiner
Iodter 5rau George aroebler,
1881 Ginning 5traBe, gluBer oieier
binterldBt CT ieine botbetaote 6rniL
ainen So6ll ulO 3pci nerbeiratete
G0dter, DIE aliBerbolb Der Staot
Uobncu 4eter @oos mar Elm tiih
Mnnn. 91ogc or in 5rieoen
ruben!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-17
HOn(tantinOpe(
mei6 Don nid6ts!

aonfaatinopel, II. Ttbr. 6ier
Fat nan feline Ga9ridt Don Der Sim
nahme Grsernms er6alten. gles
mas bier ilber Die admpfe in jener
BegenO uffisiell semeloet lunroe, 1T,
bar bic &nfen WahreR0 Der Srei.
tdgigen Sample 5000 Mann an 81.
ten Uerloren baben. 6eruer mHroe
cine an5aBl 9nnea %sefangeu senOm.
men.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-17
Grlisat ihren gerlehmnaen.

9ineoIn 9teb., II. SEER. Sic
aranteapile8gr il SRI Ggota garit.
Ler. pelhe id]lpere 9rdlowuu0en
uoutrlg, als iid) Dor weuigen Ia
gen fire alei0er an einem @usoru
e%rt3uuoetel, 1T geitern iriib ibrcIl
@erIeBungen erIegen. Sbre Seias
miro rod Ibrer 9eimot glebrasfn
gitD itberfiibrt meroeL mo 5reitos
uadmittoe ? ltbr Die 9eeroigurg
lfutfimoen miro.
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frnnrn f1nncn nidt itimmcn.

kbIeag0, SH., II. 6ebr. 9as
StnatsnberaeriGt hot enfidieoeu,
ban bic m%ciblidjcu Stimtmaebcr I'M
Sfante SliHOis Hidjt Oas geieslidle
1iedDt baben, fir bic 2eIeaGtem 81
ben ~natioHalen EartsifoaDenteH oOcr
BIC Gertreter Der riItSelueH Bcsirfe
i'm Earteirat pOlitiider gnrteieH III
iilmmeu. Gsr Auwait Der hiedgeu
gSahlbeb0r0e CAB be~fanntlidJ flrslidl
bas Wntadltsn al, SaH ben 6ran-en
Diries 9iedt 5nirrhe, mo Gomnn.
ridlter SeHllg idllOh iidl Oieicr Mn.
igfDt an.
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1loC0 eiae ReUo(uliOn
in nleTiko geplant!

&Sai6instou. II. 5ebr. 9as
bieiige ariegsamt lit benfe BON Bun
Oesbeamtfn an Der merifaHiiheH
@renjc in aenntnis geieBt uoroeH,
SaR cine meme MeDolmtiDn in MegifO
In gOrbereitnng lit. Sic 2eute, mel-
die binter Der Henen GeDplntion ite-
hen, inO Anbdnger bDn 7ias nno
Nnerta. lgebterer lit ~befanutlidJ
~geitOrben)
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Gngfi(d6e angrtffe
a6ge(6(agenl

Berlin, IL. 6ebr., l6er gOnSOn.
&ahrenO cines a%cgtnitnrmes
Nranaea bic griteu ans ihren Shii-
Bcnaraben berDor mHS Derindten, bic
ibueR abaernHgeuen S%tellnBgen ihO-
bOn gpern snriid3ngeuinneu,
iuurOcn aber NIT iAuereu gcrluiten
ihrericits snritfgcidlaacn. llc6er
100 G~nglGnDer iunrDen %gtfangen &C.
nummen.
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far sdlueben's NenlraLitat.

9%OpenbascH, IL. 6ebr., iiber Con.
bon. Sine 3epeide ans Stod
5ulm meloct, bic idlweoiide 9icaie.
RING babe beidllOIen, ben idutOi.
idlcn 9ieidsfngs nm Sciuilignns bon
$6,2J0,000 aH5naehcu, nm Die So
ten Der AufredIterbaltnna oer idlluc.
6iidleu Observation-Disclosures az
oeden.
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9(ntiR ooiepelt qiaa.

Springficl0. 81. II. Gcbr.
Sier bat iid cine repu6lifaniihe
anti-4iooiebclt giga qcbiloet in0 TT.
t0rporiert. 3ieiel6e bat oen ems
3iaen 3ned. Die domination 3beo.
bore 6~ooieoelts as &rGii0eutidafts.
aonoioot init geiebiiden NiitteIn
ooer, tpenn rotig. mt Uletbooen unO
Rrnftifen. Die fril6er BON Gbeo0ore
Rooiepelt utb oeiien 4nbdngeru Be.
ntbt Duroen4, III btritertreiben.
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.B(utigc Gdmple
Gel Rut-e[-dmGra!
gritcn berlicren bel iBren Ansfaa'
Dcrinden in orei Sagen 5000
Niann an Soten.

Berlin, ~. 6ebr. (5nnfeubcridt
- Cffi5icle 9epcidlen uOu Aonitan
tiuOpel bciagcu, 0ah bic Sriten iudb.
reno Der lettcn Orei Gage meGrcre
AnSfGlle ans aut.el.A mara aemndlt
baben. Sic mnrOen icOOdl ale alb
geidlagcn. 6iHituniemb Cote be-
Deften bic @ablitatt.
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9nunitlOnS=. 5n6rik
Undergraduate

griOgcpurt, epnny II. 6e6r.
Grei 6auptgebanSe Der 6ariit Steel
6ompnnp braunten heate nleOer.
i3luri SenerDeBrlente BarOen nHter
riHcr cinitnrseHoen &anO begra6eu
nn0 idluer Derlesf. IS beiff, 0aR
Oas sSener anf cine GEpluiion i'm
SRnern Der 5abrit 5nrid5afa9ren
i'll
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,9rlaaO an RQnOf
tiner RtD0lutOn!
Die britiidle 9%icgicrnng ii iiber bic
OOrtIae Saac Der Iluge
in 5Orgr.

gOnSua, ~. Scbr. Tic arsrn.
wdrtiae gase Der Singe in SrlauO
aibt Der tieiigen &cgierung HidDt
MIR Ill Oeafea, ionoern lie miro nc.
raocjn in Surge ueriett. Die irlGH.
Diidr SeD6lterung i'm allgemeincH
iii gegea ben &r'eg %siaseaOmmcn
mn bat DOn i6rer Msiuaug ME
Nc6l gemadDt. Sebt aber bat man
cntcedt, ban in SrlanO Elm @ehcim.
tuuO cHtitebi, Der nifts aaSeres be-
5weft, ais Das engliide lpd, Sas
ami 5rlGnO laitct, ab5niditteln.
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Narftberi4te.

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-19

at club or bungalow.
He, had gone about mile when he
was startled to hear screams from
the bend of the trail. A moment later
there appeared a young woman upon
a bay horse, which was evidently
running away with her. She was
holding on for dear life and the horse
had a frightened look; also his ears
lay fat back against his head.
Frank did not hesitate an instant.
He Ieaped forward and planted him
self in the middle Of the roadway. AS
the horse reared he caught at the
bride. It dragged him several yards
and stopped, putting and snorting,
Still holding the bride, Frank ex-
tended his hand to the frightened
girl, who collapsed in heap upon
the ground before him.
1T was a bear frightened my
horse" she gasped. "He has never
run away with me before. "
It was some minutes before she
was able to stand on her feet, and
then she was trembling all over
Frank thought he had never seen
such a pretty girl before
'I -dOn't know how to thank you
enough" she said. Father hates to
have me go riding by myself, but 1
always laughed at him. shall know
better in future"
you must let me see you home"
said Frank CALAMITY.
81 can't ride Polyphemus again"
eff you like, I'll lead him home for
you" said Frank.
The suggestion proved agreeable
and, as the girl was at length recOv-
ering from her fright, they set off
along the road, Frank holding the
bride and the girl at his Side. AS
they chatted gaily, all his past life
rose up to confront him. What a |
fool he had been, regular rolling
stone, when he could have settled in
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displeased with him.
why don't you settle here and
try" she asked.
Would you allow me to see you
"The future will tell" she an
swered systematically. But, honest
ly, if you are looking. for employment
my father would be only too pleased
to offer you something, know. He
is always looking for suitable men,
men who will stay with him. You
see, he is the largest employer Of
labor in the county"
At this moment Frank perceived
the old gentleman Of the fiower-beds
coming toward them at a brisk walk.
Seeing the girl with Frank and the
latter leading the horse he stopped
in pardonable establishment.
Father exclaimed the girl. ''This
gentleman was good enough to res
cue me when Polyphemus ran away.
He was Frightened by bear, father
and you were right. 1 shall never
disobey your wishes again. Let me
introduce you to my father, Mr."
she added.
Latham, said Frank. 81 think
we've met before" he added to the
father, little sheepishly.
Young man." said Stone. 81
reckon that / see a new face every
minute. If we have met, you must
pardon-me for not recognizing you.
| cannot thank you enough for saw
ing my daughter. Is there anything
I can do to. show my appreciation?
''Mr. Latham spoke Of staying here,
father" said the girl, looking at
Frank, meaningly.
'You like our little town." asked
Mr.. Stone.>
az love it," answered Frank. yes,
if can find any Office work in
town"
"Are you a sticker?" asked the