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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-19
nv EVANGELIST JOHN N.
LINDEN

LINDEN
Written Especially for The
star In . Series OF HOLY
Week Sermons
Formerly first assistant 10
Billy sunday: for ten year,
noted pastor In five stsps
from Illinois 20 Washington:
now among most noted revival
lists In America. with the rec
ord OF having converted more
than one-tnlro the entire popu-
ission Of Roulette. Pennsyt.
vsnla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-19
Union Suits, 39c

NIOMEN'S Fine ribbed
w Cotton Union Suits in
good weight for immediate
wear, with lace-trimmed front.
Low neck, sleeveless style,
with tight knee. sizes 81. SO
and SO. Unusual value at
JOC. basement saiesroom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-19
MORE Taffeto Ribbons
Special I2c Yard

"a quality that will make lovely Easter har-bows
and sashes, Az inches wide in white, pink light
blue red cardinal, brown emerald. dark green, pur-
pie and black. Special. the yard, 12c.
Placement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-19

ESPECIALLY designed
~ for wear beneath the
sheer blouses OF the season,
IL the dainty Camisole
sketched. II is of Filet and
shadow lace combined with
pink Crepe de Chine. finished
nj top with ribbon-run lace
beading and edge and shirred
over elastic at the waistline.
Price CSC.
Basement Saiesroom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-19

t2Hc Challies ioc Yard
Yard-wide Printed Chsllies. In
nice looking patterns and colors.
Lengths 10 10 yards. at ioc a
yard. Value i2hc.
On ths Lsws~ Mais Ylsos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-19
Easter Neckuear

At 25<, the new Cape Col.
lars. Embroidered Swiss
Collars, Flat Collars. Yes
tees and Collar and Cuff
Sets In plain white and
novelty colored effects, in
wide variety.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-19

Street Cloves, $L15
VXIOMEN'S Washable
w Gloves in ivory. tan,
putty. Newport-tan and gray.
$1.15 pair.
Two clasp Tricot Silk
Gloves. double tipped, In
black. white and gray. Soc
pair. -Bassm.n. sai.srssm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-19

pLACK Leather Handbags in an
- assortment of pleasing patterns,
with fancy Innings and metal or
leather-covered frames. Some have
inside fittings, Price 81 90 each.
basement Salesroom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-19
$50 Coats to
Choose From
Is Both Convenient and Practical

W. N Z y VINO nave
their Easter Outfit a smartly-
styled. moderately priced
Coat may choose from over
$50 Coats OF this character in
the Basement Salesroom.
Goats of Corduroy. Black
and White Checked Serge,
Duvetyn, Tweeds, Chinchilla,
Velour. Wool Poplin. dag
onal, Serge and Fine Cheviot
--haring and full = belted
styles, in a wide range OF
plain colors as well as plaids
and checks.
Prices -$5.75, 81. so,
$3.50 and $3.50.
basement Salesroom-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-19

Well made and we'll tailored cests for all sort
Of outdoor wear. Sport or coat lengths. with OF
without sash or belt-made In many pretty ways
q tafseta and silk popiins wool gabardnes. pop
lfns. serges jersey. chsviots. mixed vorsteds and
eAecks- Black. navy and most wanted colors-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-19

12Nc Clngham &c Yard
For Thursdays selling. 1900
yards Of Chambray Bingham, 30
inches vide. In blue and gray
mixtures. Lengths to 10 yards.
ct &c . yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-19

New washable Corduroy Suitings, with
narrow and wide-wale cords, % and 30
inches wide, in the new sport shades, in
Guiding gold, emerald, blues and others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-19

1oc Oalatca Toe Yard
Buy Galateas at this sale at
ioc yard. The i5c quality. ~
inches wide. In mill lengths and
full bolts; solid colors and
pretty stripes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-19
The "Self-Service" Shoe Shop

We buy odd and Jobs OF Shoes for this sectews
send all from the regular stocks-then
you wait yourself and purchase homo
In that way afford TO cell Shoes very ehespy.
Mails Ftssv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-19
Fine Hair
$1.98 and S2.50SWitches $50

Hair Switches, "a inches in
length. the three separate strand
kind, pretty and wavy, In black.
browns and medium brown
shades.
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Schtuercs 1tntpcttcr
an Ger 6clfktItc!
5elOlager Der Srnppcm TART mitsc'
nommen; her anBebli6e Sad.
iddOen ii srOt.

Can Antonio. Ier, 10. auguit.-
Bon Sbrt Gam &ouiton ans lit
qcitcrn hier iolqeuoe Dcpei6e Elm.
qetrofien. Die @Glite Der 3elte
Scr glcw Dorfcr gtdtiouolgnrOeu
luitrocu 0urd einen 2rfan nieOcrge.
lcqt, oi6 Sic Sdlite Der Bette Der
Gcbrasfa @arocn, oic bei 2lono
.tampieretL mIroen 0urh Die @cmnlt
oeS Sturntcs uieocragriiieu, 30.
900 Sofoatn iiuo IN Sripatbdr'
fern un0 offentltden 4nitolteu I'm.
teracbradt @s iielen bier uno Gil
bolber 3ol( &c9cn. Die &ut ocs
llmucftcrs BOT %oegempartig Rodgc'
loiien, bod iii Gin ncller Sturm aus
Dem Giten i'm ql3ug
Corpus Ghriiti, Ter, 10. aitg. r
Sin 0rfan Ocr bic @ei6minoigfeit
non 20 @}eilcn Die Stuuoe einbielt.
bralite Qeltern ilber sic @olffilitC
0oDin. Die @0pnlt ocS Grfons 1T
I'M 3imcbntcn bcarifien. Seidt ge.
houtc 9duier murocu Dem GroboOer
.qlcid aemadt 8duu1e e%ntlpur5eli
.unO aud in @ei6aft5teil Der Sto0i
Gin iiG in bic Iauien0c bon Collars
bcloufenoer Sahidooen nngcri6tet
5prirgillttcn erqoijeu lid in Oerr
u6rolidcn Stootteil 2loDos 8ier
elmer Der nr6Btcn tlno 8eiudtctcr
Neutrality-suspicious. 1T 5critort 90
pcit luic bis Jet brtamnt, lit gliidli
mcrfuciir fem @crluit bon 0tenihen
leben at bcflnqen.
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St0wcScn beitcbt
ouf iclncn Scbcin!


9on0nn. 70. Nu9. - Die idmc.
Oiide Meqierln1 bat geeenitber DER
.cuglii6en ciltcn oiplomotiihen Sicg
0obonaetragelt.
Gnalanb 6ottc nanllid) oerlangt.
sob cine %idmcoiidje SanOelstommii'
zion iid) ncrpttiGten millic, Dob bic 1T
Shmcoen ci%uqcfilbrten &arell oocr
aus 0citicl6ci bcrgeitclltc 8rn0ufte
nidt mie0cr nod anoeren 9dn0crn
erportiert mer0eu bilrfen.
3aroui1in batte Die ifyneoiide
Reaiernna geantpprtct. ooB iie be-
rcit lit. bon Der Regierun9 geoedte
.@arantien 5l aqbeh Oob irgeao
ibeldle bon @rnB6ritonnietr eingel
hibrte g9oren bon 5dmeoen nitlt
.lpiencr erporticrt mer0cn mitr0en
tic feluae ieOod uitter fei1en lin.
itdnoen 8lgeben. Dos idlpeoiide lin.
.tertancn Elm Gbnlidles &criprehen IN.
.be5ug orf @aren anocrer 2onOet
|acben 0ilriten.
Gnqlaro bat jaa fleili bei8egebcr
'uao 0ieien g%ef(nitqeit 5ugeitinnlt
C9Silion lpiIroe cine oerortige Altfs
lcbnunq qcgcn So9n 9ul nie riS-
fiert haben.)
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prcis fir Ddnil9>
WcitinSicn III bod!

goibHioton, 10. aus. -5tnats
ietret1r Gaming erihien geitern por
Dem Stoatsfomitee fir altslpdrtigg
4ngeIegenbeiten, INN iiber ben oal
niih.amerifonii6en 9ertrag be.
treffs anfoufs Der Bbilippiueu nd-
bere auftl1runa gu erteilen.
IS lit ieoodj nid)t nobrideinid.
oab Der gertrog nod III Der geaen.
mdrtiqeR 5eiiion oes &onareiies
rutifi5tert meroen miro. ga oerihie.
oene 8nnfte cine ioIde @egneridoft
finoen moqen. boB bic Gebotte GA.
rider 5uIange biuausge5ogen merOer
niir0c
9eionSers Scr Ercis BON %,
100000 idleint bielen 5cnotoren 81
bod, Dern Dor pier Sohrcu battt
GdnGtorf mn $5,00O,OO0 fir Oil
Snicm berlauat. (gieaeiht eir
9rrisaufidlog infoIge ocs eltro
poiidcn ariegeS. gerooe rpie bei'n
3eItungspopier.)
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6rcbcr k~at1cliidtcr
kcnpcnt INT uctp pork!

gscw BORT. 10. Plug. @orgru
beainut bier bic eroBe fntboliihe
ISOLDE Der euboriittide aonpeut.
81 weIdem 10000 Delegoten. Brio.
Iter un0 aaieIl, erlDariet iueroen.
Die critic geriomml1rug finoet i'm
Wooiion Squore @nrben itott bel
.melfer berborragenoe fotholiihe
airheniiirftcn Neoeit bnltcn meroen.
.0ie 5peita 9%eriommlung miro Don.
tnq in Der Carnegie 6nle obge,
baltcn, Die brittle ON 0ienstog in
Cooper SOIL uno 5tpnr inter oen
9luipi5ien Der oelttihen fotboliihcn
.8ereine. Die 4ouptiprcder in Die.
Ter 9erianmlitng iiuo Soiepb Siren.
81. S. o.. @rGlioent oes aatboliiheu
8cutrat 8ereins, Rep, ". aunig,
8rooflpn, Sntob 8. 3ipi bon ct.
&ouis ut0 on0ere.
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Spbesnnhridten.

Ser eco 5oifmann Der befonnte
oelttidc 2eihcnbeitatter bat ans Oh.
buqltc, Some, oic 5raucrnoGriht
ron ncm ahlcbcn icincr Mtlitter,
5rou @orie SoFfmoln, @ottin oes
6errn ". VI. S%ofintatn, erbalten.
Die Jomilie @offmunn 5dblt 81 Den
onqciebeniteu 5omilien Der 5tnoi
Gu6uouc. Die 8eritorbenc mar
otter III 0moba 31 8eiu4 rnb BIN
terl1Bt bier pielc uorl1e 6re1rnbe.
9tuBcr itrpm @ottrn binter(GBt oie
8eritorbcnc folgcnoc ainoer: Rep.
&atcr Mothios 9offmamt, Or. 81
freO @oifnlnrh SEQ q. 9(lois unb
Martin Sofimom, 6rou 9tife
8race, 5rou Or. 8bil uno 5dme.
tier Moru Scnette. Ole 8eerbi-
quna iinoet Montag bon Der ct.
Worielr Girdc aus oltf bent &al.
parien &irhbof iu Dubuque ltatt.
Gen trautrnocn 9interbliebener
rnier 8cilein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-19
Senat nimmt
Sdiffsncrlaee m!

@oi6ingfon, 10. arguit. = @tit
80 geqen q Stinu1en ging geitern
i'm Senot nie 5diffsporloqe burh.
Gtc @efilrmorter Der 8orloee parcn
Idmtlih DcHlofraten, ndbreno Ole
@cgncr lid MIR aus &epubIifanern
8uionlmeniettcu.
Die 9orIoae be3meft Die Shaf-
fiunq elmer gunoe8 Sdiffobrtsbe-
b0r0e. lpeldc 5diffe onfoilfen uno
5hifiobrt betreiben oori am Der
amcrifnnii6cn Misunderstanding out
sic geinc 3u belfen- Sir oieien
l3mef perocn 100000 bepilfigt,
meldle aus Dem @rlos BON Dem Ser
falf bon Banana 06ligationen er.
5ic(t tDer6eu %iollcit.
ltnter DEN Don Dem Seuot an.
Qenonlmenen ,3uiQben befin0ct lid,
Gin iolder, mclder 0eut 8un0es-
~id,aBmeiiter ous &edt gemobrt, alien
1unpfern sic ii6 obue gerilgenoe
@riin0e meiaern, auIerifontihe 8a.
rem al 6%eforoera, Die Glarierungs
popiere 81 pcrneiaern.
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@ifuif Ses Qur6oit.G crbnubcs, Or.
Oens ADcr @crmanusiGbne.

Nu 81. 9lnGuit 1916 iinoet in
Ser G~armc89olle. peitlih BON Zen
Scr cas- 4idntd ocs Gorooit Ser
ban0es oes GREENS 5c~ 9errnonns.
i06ne itatt. Se0es 5nbr mir6 bicie5
6eIt gefeiert mo 3rpor p~erteilt nh.
fer bic orei 2oqeu. GulerioL %.
fota GitD urS 8en0er mo 0ieics
Sabr miro es bel Bender itattfils
Sen. syeoer Serinonnsiobn i'm Stoa-
te uno ilber6nupt BON 8enoer uro
llmqcqcuO mo feline 6retmoe iottc
.Ii6 an oieIem Set 6eteiligen. 0os
6eit miro Inn 10 llbr morgen8 Iei'
men 4nfmrg nebuten; Die llnter6al.
fitng fir ben Gag miro iein; cute
W2uiif uno Rc0en nno ionitige 9e.
~hiti9unQell am Gage mo San5 ON
qbcno. sfiir qute5 Giien unb Erin.
fen wir0 beitens gciorgt per0en.
alio ulf 3uin idonen 6eite Der Ser.
monnSi0bne ON "a. 4l9nit 1919
All 9eil0er. 9ebr.
Go8 s9omitee. s21.t6
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Hc0mlicrnn9 Hcs
t1iMniticnspcrIamSs

, ggoibiugtou, 10. Altgilt. Den
SerieDcr aon8lebmitglieoer mo
it1otiid)e 8caufte DcrIanqten in einer
5lbnng ocS @on0cIsaaai6uicS oc5
S1rties, onb Den orttiheu 9cb6r-
.oelt 9eiugniS gCgcbcn mer0e. oeil
9erianot uuo Gic Sogerulig oer &c
mnltigcH Metgen bon Muhition lllo
@rploitpitoiicH in Den 9oien ron
Geu Seriep 81 regiliereu. I'M cilc
@ieoerbollrg Der 8lud Com
lano @rploiiou au ucrhatcn.
sic Oranges 1ui Die AnlabniC
Der &orloge bic ocli @erianot uoli
Nturlition, at|iSgcuomtnen fiir oil
Ser. Stanter, Derbietct. mcrui Ridit
bic 6rtli6eu @eborOelr Do5W ibrl
.eiupiaialmg eebeu. 9ieiclbc &or.
.lage lpiirOe ocn CrtsbeRoroql One
gledlt gcben, gapiiie 9tcgulotioncr
ein8ufiibrGt.
Sauator Mnrtine, sic &eprdlell.
taGten SamHlll mo ep9an, oil
Sonlmiii1rc Uon IcD SScricD GIN
uHo an0cre 9euntteu iagtcn Den
aomitec, cs lei @efoDr filr nclte CT.
ploiionen 1lO Sotoitrop0cn norbnlt
Den, Der Mnnitiouguerion0t f01u,
mil6eloS our1 minocr nld)t bevDt
ferte @ebiele gcleuft Beroeu.
Die 5miiGenitootlidc 9onoelSfom
utiilion, 10 effIdrte Nammia, hdbl
gar nid)ts gctarl, inn ner 4ufipeibe
riing Der uuge5ei,rcu Mcngen Dol
Grploiibitoifn 5u iteuern. s5lu gtd
uelt Der aomHiiiion crfIdrte ocrel
5etretar @te@mtn fe bate inrg
Ifoltig Ole @efaae gepruit mo &c
iunoen. 0oB oic &omninion berciit
Der Situation I'M @afen BON G|tn
Yort mndtlos lei.
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IN JrIan6 nuts
IS falll a~msicpcn!
Die englii6e GcgiernHe mcigert jet
Dem 6remOca ben 3ntritt sur
Griinru 5niel.

9onOon, 10. aueuit. oil eng.
.liide Gegicuma BOT cine ncue Ser,
orouun8 crlallen, monad) fciner
9eriou, Die TEN britiider untertmL,
ooer. ais britiihcr ~llutertoL ieit
Dem l. Wior5 1916 bon iiberieeilhcu
Sdnoern 5uge5ogcu it, Der 3utritt
mad Srlou0 aCD1brt mer0en Odri.
lille obaiGgiamuteu g~erioncn,
mclfe i'd trosoeH nof Srlano ctl.
idiffen ooer III Srlono entocft MGR
oeu, MAIDEN iid eiltes StaotSoerbre.
htns i9uIoig. t1ieie Beroromug
lit Der bette gciucio ooiilr oo6 es
in Srlano imMcr nod betrGhtildl
odbrt unO Dob bic Oortiaen Sultan.
DC fitr Die cnBlii@c Jtc9icruug oet.
ortig idiUicrig liro, 0aB iic tciuen
in bic anrtcn ie0u loiien Onri aus
6urht, ole 8obrbcit nt0gc ans II.
gcSliht tomnien.)
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shrfsi iuintt 6Sflidi al.

0ai6inaton is. 4u9tiit. Dig
omcrifoaiide 9otid)oit IN aonitonl
tinopcl fnbclte an ons bteitgG
Stoatsoepprfettent iH @oibington,
Dab lid, nie tiirfiihe Reqierunq
oberntaIs aepeiaert Bot elmer neit.
troleu a%pulmifion Die GrIanbliis 81
ge6el Die Go9rungsmittelloge n
Sprien oner an0ersipo 81 inter.
iudlcn Abfam elftts Der nenG
9oti6afttr In Der Iiirfei, lit an.
getuielen mor0en oos @eiu6 ocl
amerifaniiden Reeierune 5t ernelt
ern. perin or aonitantiuopeL or.
reidt.
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Dds D~cmtlttsumeris
kaniicbc pclksfeit

ooS IN 5nraeiie Donnerstaa. Den
"a. guguit itottfiuoet, pcrlpridlt.
etfu1s @robortiees 5u perotll, ollc
8orberettuneen limo getrofien MGR
ben.
3met Spe5idl5iiee treiien nm
t0:40 morgens Gin.
9rei @iuiiffapclen.
Bier @ehncr Or. braun uno &c.
motor MostcS (oeittidl, Gbief Su.
itiee @orriiep mo &roi. &aul
@rmnnlonn (eugliid)
Dir berilbmten Oeltti6eu 5Gnger
bon Gmuba mo 2incollt, inter sci.
tung ocs Gireftors Ibco 8uo.
Geeie. mcrocn iDre idoniteu 2ieOer
erihollen l1iicn, mo biele on0erc
2uitborfeitcn mcrOen ON Elose ieiu.
8alentin 5. @eter, 9rdiioent oonl
! Stautsuerbano, miro ais @oit oes
Gtoe Gountpoerbanoc5 aui Dem 81.
lite iein,
5pGiol5iIge aebcn bon Sincolr
u6 i'm 1925 morgens mo bon nc.
brasfa gitD nm 10 llbr morgen5.
Sober 2%otnlberbun0 IN Din;
Gountp, iorpie i~t6erbaupt ollc Gent.
id)e I'M Gointg mo gtodbor-G oun
ties ioatcu muf oiciem 5ctc cridei
neu, I'M Is gu eiucm groBcn CIR
folg 81 MAIDEN.
gt16eres ii6cr oas 9rogramn
bringen mir IN Der Nfonta9 ooe.
Dienstdg Nlis6nbe.
gLuf, 9eutidc, gum 9eutI6el
&oItsfeit in 5pracuirl
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Nus Sem State.

Beatrice. - Der qroBe Stoa tolt
Somle( Rinafer. ol Der 5. mo
&aibington 5fraBc brairntc nieser;
Elm in oealiclbcn befinolidcs guto
~Der6ranntc; ocrl ongeridtetea edo
ben iteDt cine DDle &eriiGerung ge-
eeniiber.
Silper Greet. = Sharon g. 5llt
ton, felt 35 Slbren in oicier Sc
genO mobubait muroe beim Gin
~ernten bon alfalfa BON Dem Grntc-
mogen ilberfobren unO 10 ihluer
berlest, Dob pr bolo ieinen @eiit
o1tfqab. Sutton mar IS Sabre oft.
Columbus. 6rau 6reo Strn-
ger, etipa 5 Nteilen norometlid BON
Columbus mobnbott, mltrbc bein
G6ueineiuttern bon einen 0tutter-
ifmein on~gcgriffen uno idper an
gruit un0 Shultern berlebt, 3ie
ungliidli6e 6rou bette ibren IoO
qefun6en, mare ibr nidt iofort
0urd S. 6. Sanep @iIfe 8uteil Qe
noroen. Der bic 5rau bebonOeln.
De 9lrjt ertldrt. ooB Die 8ulloen
nidt un6eoingt lebeusaefdbrliA iinb.
- Scr o!te @omaro Glart, melder
lebten 9ienst1g obne 8iiien uto
8iaen iciner Gngcb6rigen iei,le
8obnung berlieB, murOe in bem
5tdot6en goleD %qeftn0en. Gr bot
tc iid in ein Sotel begeben itto Inn
GIien eriift ia er mebrere 8oae
nidts gegeiien botte unO Dor SIN.
ger bolb o9nntGdtig mar. Der so.
te[6eliser nnterrt6tete 0en Sheriff
RON Slate Gountu, uno oiciel
brofte ben Maltn, Der nie er ioete
lid ali Dem &5pee nod Der Soloa
tenbeimat IN 2~eoUenluortb berono
mieDcr uod @oule.
Sails Gitn. Sier ieierten Ser
mo Srot 9bonos aelicp oaS Sci
ibrer gofbenen @of3eit.
gQsmortb. 81. s. Stonfor0
Scr in Der N1bc bon 3nmlett Elm,
5eimItdtte beile.., lpurbc Dtitttuod
abeno pom glit 9etotet. Or bintcr
laBt cine 6rou unO 5fpei tleite Sin
Der.
Qinco(u. Sn Der Oeutiden re
formierteu Stride mur0et ON Son
ncrStog SRI. Gliiabetb 2ebl, God
ter bon 9errn uno 5rou q. 2ehl
rmo Senrp 8rebm bon Serrn asa
Iitor 9lruolo ilir 0os Seben per.
bnn0en.
@Bmore. 5rieoensrihter =
e. CRAWFORD, ipelhcr %Gegenpartit
els 0auptmom Der amnpaanle 3
bon @Dmorr oil Der mcrifmiidet
@rcn5e itcbt, lot iciae Geiignatior
einqereidt. Die GonntO 5uperui
loren bdben fc,nen gtahfolger el.
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Of American Beauty roses was hand
ed to Olive by hospital orderly.
Olives face flushed with pleasure at
sight of the magnificent flowers. Then
her glance fell on Tom Olcott's card
in the bottom of the long florist box.
With frown and a Tightening of
the lips she thrust the roses careless
ly back into their box, along with the
card, and handed the box itself to the
grinning orderly.
Garry those up to Room 49," she
babe him, "and give them to Mr.. Oh
colt. Tell him / say he must have
sent them to me by mistake
Tom duly received his rejected gift
and the curt message. But that was
the last word he had from Olive Hale
for many long day.
At last came a morning when he
was fully dressed and, with his right
arm and shoulder still in the plaster
cast, was helped out upon the hospital
veranda for an airing. There he was
installed in one of a line of long
chairs with several other GONZALES
cents as near neighbors.
Then, all at once, Toms inspection
of his fellow-sufferers ceased. He felt
as though the sun had burst through
pail of clouds.
For, along the veranda, toward him,
Olive Hale was hurrying.
Olive was carrying "a glass partly
filed with a greasy-looking brownish
medicine. She did not meet Toms
brightly welcoming smile, nor turn her
head in response to his eager word of
greeting.
Instead she walked past him with
out look and paused beside the chair
Of big longshoreman.
eft is time for your tonic, Hirsch,"
Tom heard her say, pleasantly.
The longshoreman looked up at her
with a scowl.
"Take that stuff away, you smirlz-
ing little fool, or I'll hand you a wal
lop over the headw
AS he spoke the longshoreman flung
out one of his hamlike hands to re-
enforce his threat. The big hand
struck hard against Olives extended
arm. The glass was knocked out of
her grasp. It's muddy contents cas-
caded down the front of her white
dress.
An involuntary cry from the girl
was answered by growl of animal