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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-31

,@ipoan" .8iobdn".
limb 10 1T Der 9uF, Der 2iebesidrci beg
einiam padenbeu 8rubtloIen allnGdtli4
bur9 ben 2uftraum g~eflossn. 60 fam
es aud an 6tafionen Rem gorts. Go
b0rts f9tieBli9 8ioIa Dana 6apon. 9Is
iie'8 erfubrtn bate, ertlans Der Ruf nidt
mebr.
8er mag IS nur setpeien fem, Der in
ndHtEi9 feinen 2tebesgruB bur9 ben
DeItenraum geI9idt bat?
gheba 8ura tit sipeiFslloS bic inter-
eFantste Dame Der 6iImipelt, Sic 1T
bic nnbeimli9e, Der @dmpir, bds 8eib,
bas Die ittrbsn mad]t, bic ie Iisben. Sic
bertorpert bic QeipenIdaften, bic Mbitit,
ben @abniinn, Sdpor3 1T ibr 6dar.
nnbeimli6 Ihpdr5 fino ibrs sroBen glue
gen. Sapar3 lift t6r @eipanO. Sr greIs
lem 9oairdIte bd5u bas falte, marmorne
@eib hires @eIihfes, ibrer I9lanfen
arme. = SD lit fe i'm Slim. SIN ,Jees
p6bnlihtn 2tben@ 1T Srdulein gard cine
IeIten borusbme Gm0nbeit, cine Dame
bon gsiIt nnb feiaer STUNT. limb babel
FAT fe rsdt bel fsrugefuR6eR Menf6eus
perfdub unb Elm innisss MHgefiibl fit
-oos 2uH uhb 5rsibsn i5ur MitmETdsn.
Shte auHf bat ie Mr @nesuanbA ridt
enHternOst. (5tsbe BE ptti mittlsrsn
@ilnsr)
Nn4 SbeOa gdrd bat cine srpBe Bot.
Der tiHs Iiebt ben 8ampir, Der anbtre
lire pabHluniss 9eibenfdoft. Grl. 9dra
nennt ie ole oumm uuo dlbtrl. Sic lit
piet Sit b%srniinftis, I'm Iih I'M iolbe
9ridlsin 30 Iiimmern.
absr q ianb iid uri,r ben 9Tisftu bin
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-31

ibr, in bieTem Rei6e Der Rraft unb bes
9srtebrs gu pirtsn, isinsn 3auber Der Roa
mantit 81 betonen; benn ie i'll ielber am
8dlnbamm, i'm Sddtten beg 2otomotibs
Iduppens, 5pildeu rieiietn Mal6insn,
elOloien Magenreiben oufgeipa9Ien.
Gin Bid in bic Sugenb5eit Der tibntn
6eleH. Dur einies tpenige bon ibren 10
SGbrden 5uriidgefhaut: Dds tleine 81
terubuns nit BEN po~6lsspflsstsn gdrtdeh
Ifeht gang btht an Der 6duptftrede elmer
ipeitli4eH 8ahHffreds. Srte6li9 Iieet bds
bl6i9e. faubere 6dus6en nit ben ipieaels
blanten BeRitern ba, SIN @orgarten mol
ben fih Dphtbehitete geete nit bunten
8lim9en.
Do9 unmittelbdr babinter 3ie6t Tidl
idper unb unfrudtbdr Der gdbnhamm
lin. Rad rs6ts unb Iiuts louftn blibs
blant pofierte G6ientnitrdnqe ms unen6s
lide. SenIeits bss 9dmmes Der Sitter
6abn6of. Sin Geipirr BON Sdienen unb
Dei9eH. RdgenOe SisuolmaIte. Ser
finfere 9spdraturfduppsn.
9ier fpdfjIt Gteins6elen auf. 5ier Be-
giunt fire aiebe our Giienbdhn. Sic lit
ni6t bange Dor ben ruBigeu Mdnnern, bic
nit ldngen GifsnItdngsn i'm Geuerbdua Der
9otomotipen piibteu. Sic fiir6tet Fd
uiht por BEN ~brObnenSen @epoltsr i'm
biIfereu Snnern beB ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Dor BEN Ffndernben. bIutrOieu Sdein Der
G%dmiebefeler, Dor ben pruFenbsn, it06s
nsnpen aetpmotiben.
Gar 81 gerne tpdre 3lsin 6eIen feIber
70 elm furtsr Mdnn aetpor6en, Der auT
2ofomotiben fdbrt.
gtber uis Mdoden tonnte ie bod nift
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-31

gofomotibflbrer iperosn, 0arum adb fe
absr nod lanse nidt ben MunIa auf, i'm
8~abnbetriebe all ipirten. Sic mllrbe 9eles
erap9iitin, Den 9elesruP4en tonnte ie
ldpn tldpperr, LANCE be0or fe aus Der
ShuIe enttaEen tpurbt.
Gines Sdaes febt 9elfn @ibTon in Der
Mitte ber Ralfm GiimIdauipieler. Der
Gilmsauber bat ie gu ben @anbelbiloern
gelpdt. Cine sdn3 un6etaunte Statiin 1T
lie, cine bon bunbert nGgttds". aeia
Weni9 ineiB ibren Ranen.
Die 8irettoren Rraten cine 9a9ndufs
ndbme. Gin Mdb6en ioa bon sinem
Mptorrab auf sinen boriberIauienoen
3ug Iprinaen nnb bic 2otomotibe an6ats
ten. Die Seroine peteert Ii9 entIditnen,
ben sefdbrlt4en Sprung gu tun; ie III ems
port iiber bic 3umutung. AnBerDem bat
Ie ME a1f einem Motorrab unb nod bel
tpenieer auf elmer Qofomotioe gefeiien.
Mer fam BAG 8ageitiid poIbringen?
Ga tritt aug benz 6dufsn Der Grtrns
Elm unbefamntts Wldbet dlS 5rstptaige
Dor. Die giegiFeure iinb eritaurf, Damn
laden Ie bic Rleine aus.
sgBit bii6t bi beun2" frageu fe.
.6elen GibIon1, tommt as BON ben
2ippen Der &Ieinen.
-Mas9 - unb BIZ lleines Ding piait
Dein 2eben ipagen9 g2e, Iiebes Stint, bos
gebt nidt. On Daft "a tsine bIaFe Q9nurg
BON Der Sadie, bon Der geFabr!"
8os lit auoiel fir SeIen. an allem
mptte man 5tpeifeIn, nur uidjt an i6rsn
@erfdnbnia fit bic eiIenbahn. sic 6idt
bic &csiffeure erf borfpnrfsboa. bann bsrz
ddtli4 an uub forbett san8 flr5 unb
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-31

unb piebsr siner. ber tets burd feline sts
bdltbolen Ilsfihrunesn duffiel. Der
6dreiber berbeimIi9te aud nod Ieine
Sbentitdt. SRI, gara ihtereFitrtt ii9
fir biefen unbetannten, befen 8riefe 70
piel gu Ssnten eaben. Sic lieb bard bic
5ur Slim Corp. %erbebuneen onlfsIeh.
Die @riefe itammten aus einem - 9u6ts
bang! Der Snreiber mar eintr bon tdus
ienb SnIdfen. Gpdter tam e beIeus,
baB Der getpunbtrsr binter &erttrmCusrn
Elm berporrdsenbsr a~meriianifher &C.
Iebrter mar, elm Iann BON Weltruf i'm
Greife Der 9sHter unb 5orI9er.
Or ipanbts fd an feline tlnuitbiet.
SRI. 8ord brdGte benz ltnglidli9eH Elm
innigss Mitaefibt sataeaen. Sic It's
barnite fid bss 9rofloIeH. Gie iasats
feline Mliibe, feline arbeit, fin fir Den 81
beripenbsn, Der 10 anenbIi9 i9tDtr estit.
ten, 6aB feline Sat ldngit berss5en fem
muB. go griinSIi9 Bat ie fin isintr an
senommen, oub feline 8egndbiguns Ieins
GntiuHunq III allernG6Iter 3sit gu srlpar.
ten lit. Die @tR nirb Ieiusn Romsa nie
stfdbreH. Sbeod 8drd pirb ihn nj, mems
nsr- Du SRlsnEumpf bes GsI9rsa,
fsnre GrIBiuns iinb ibr beiIig.
uno nun qedrI Bbtte, bic I6sImtfd
addelnoe. 0Siets gilb rsHts.) psorl
8hife Bat unssbeusg bel IIehl. aIs
b~latiuuges Ting aus einem D6rf4en IN
MiittIpeitrn in ben memberships. Mif
urmfeliesn GanIfrsittrinnsn, @IOpnA unb
gtirpbatsn builds sar3e Q1riD. Damn ouf
bic -I,eitimsu" grstier, bic bic Msn b.
bsuisu, nuo sultst Der btriibmt., bgtas
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-31
9iebesabtHttuer
Der ,shr5".
ssiaipugn griete. Drr aebeimuis.
pOae, Sra6auic ete6csiarei ygiuban".

8ieEg romdnfiI9 fnb bic aitbtss
obeHtsuer Der 5tdrs. Gie erbalten urs
pl5bIia bon tinem llnbsianuisn ireenbs
ipobsr sintn 2iebtsbrisf. Der ablsnber
fhreibt:
No.. Gle boben mein 6er3 srobert.
SD babe Sic in einem Drama gsIehen.
pa Fnb Gle bic rei5enbiie, ~IorgIdmIts.
fihtisitt Suusfrou. Gold cine Satin
Eabs Id mir immsr gepiinfht. 80.
UrGuIin Star Iibi in ibrsm r~oIaroten
anlItibslmmef Dor bem,bIinitnben Gpies
esl, Der lire E6on6eit, bic Ghmintes
ndpFtsR, puOtrboIsn. pdrfimfldldsn
nub bic sabllofsn photographer an Der
fManb mioetnrablt. Sic left ben @rief
! NIB Fnni. Su melfem Slid uar fe nur
INhie 5aasfIan2 Sic erinusrt fd nint
mehr. ennbtrt Sonsn bat fe isitbtr ess
mint.
sSorsEam, tadiige 91usirdul"
SRI. Star IdneIt nttleioie.
40, mem bar iolbit, mas fir cine
Slbtige 6dasIrau ih bin! SD pobne
sbliert tFe I'm @ottl uns min BON
lallsr e~ausboltssti nihls pifen. Ginmdl
l,b1b iSfs ID rerfudt. Do bob id Elm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-31

H"HN.M MLA HM
pie SADIE paroe erit sriinbItd duss
prpbiert. Qae M6gli9teiten purben be-
baht. mir rednsten bamit, baB bic .Iaus
fenbe 2ofonlotipe bic @rdffne BON ben
S6ienen f6lelbern piirbe. Sic tat fs aud
hei aaeR ptobeFdbrfen. Maes gips gut,
Sd fab auf Der 9rdIine uno orbeitete
aus 2eibesfraftsn an ben 6ebeln. Die
Qotomotibe braufte berau. Sin Gpruug,
unb iG 9ing an benz S~ubfdnger.
Run hdtte bic 9rGitne 8ur Gtite flice
GEN miTen. Gis tat IS aber ni9t. sic
tleterte bintsr mir iiber ben au6fdngsr
uno polte mid tr6riiden. Sd iprdHg
blibf6nsa bod unb tIammerte mid an
bic beiBen 9bmpfpfsifen an. Sebt traf
oes 4npra1s bolle araft bic 9rdiine. sic
parb in tauienb Splitter aus~eiRaHbergss
iprenet. SD mar gerettet!
s8a babe ih geipiin5df. ih mare piebsr
bic feline 8abntelesrapbiittn, bic frieolif
in benz Ddrter4ausden fiBt, ouf bic Gig
male bDr6t uilb bic nori6erfabrtnbn
3ise Deitermelbet unb BON an ben a6ens
teuern elmer 9elen ni9ts fpeiB. Abet bdg
par aud has ein8ige MlaI.
nSonit BABE i'd nod ME bdrdn eebddt,
meme asfa6ruole Sdtisteit u~uf5usebsH.
sd bin OieI gu sIiidli9 in meinem 8irs
fen. Meine 2iebe sur Gifenba6n gren5t
fait an 2eibsnitdFt. ltnb DaB i'd bic
Rpmantit. bic PDeiie biefes geIiebten
8abnbetriebes, feline @benteuer unb 81
fabren oeripirtli4sn tam, lift mir bic
i40nFe 9enuetuuug. No9 fd6nsr, ais
ipenn Der 9raum meirsr Sugene herpirss
Iidt unb i4 felber 2ofompftbfabrr ges
iporben tpdre.4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-31

lpfe grausgriine @lierpiiite ringsum.
I'm 9ed bds tpirbelnhe. tpeiBe 8ielnoHer.
@ie cine &isIenIhldnge ipinoet unb brett
es fh. Meilenlan9 1T biefe 8urhe bes
Shiffleins. sic berliert Ii9 erit am 30
riaont. qus BEN GaornIteiu pGlSt T6
faul Der 3uud. SIN leidten 8iube 8srs
pebt, 5erItrei6t Ct 3I elmer nunilen aies
fenfabne. Qm 8orbermdit flattert cine
ieItene GIogge. Gle oeutet bas peltferHe
3iel bss 9ompftrs. Den 8orbers uub
6intermdit berbinbsn bier biinne 9rd6te.
Bon ibnen lonTen spei fhrdg binunter in
bas tleine Sdushen binier Der &oms
mdnoobriide.
Sn biefsm adum IiBt, tpenn bic Sonne
in bic Wooen taudt, infer 9rabtloier.
Gr bat glddfttenIt. DENT bat er eigtuts
lib %teinen; bonn IS 9ibt taum etipas 81
iriehtNer nnbeilbertiinoenb 6abi1. 3teIs
GtiIle an 9oro. gluf Der &ommanbos
bride trobt Der Dn8tbabenbe bin uno
Der. Sc 1T cine bun0smiierablt, lang
neilige arbsit. in bet Raht @adtbienF
81 tln. auf nsutrdlc s4ifflein gu Pirs
IbsR.
6aftie ~fIeitsrt itBt bic eilerHe 3reppe
herauf Gin mnga SstHlunH. Gr ialu=
tiert 10 iframuL ais % nas ShaafGn 0as
Shfffss mlabt uuO absgrei4i lineu
meIbs5sttsl. Sa B~1htbabsnbt ttIit In
bds 8drfsnbdis, uHt,t be feline Campo
unb left:
sSn far5sn 3lpiidturdumsn brabtloie
Rufc .@ioban" ngiobon" Bio
oan'. aufsabeiisGe unsefdbr so Net
len
DIR 0fiisisr Sndi suiammsA. CT
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renben 3use ~seiporTen al per6en ober
mid an 6eilen BON 8riiden alf 3uge
perfen gu laHea. (Sie0e SauFtralipn in
Der Wlitte), mitten i'm Rlettern nit einsm
@erfolSsr 3i tdmpfeu, duf fa6renbe 2otpz
motipen gu I%prtHgen, p6er mid in etnen
pDfTad iteden, an cine @tdnge bdngen
unb BON @retfeifen oes bori~iberfabrenben
3uges in ben gpItDdgen rsibeN gu lafI len,
9as iinb ales Gaben, bic ii9 nidt Sur9
nGoteS4 be%pertIteuigen IaIIen. 9a muB
man fGpn &euIen unb GuetIdungen bia=
neRmen, bic 3dbue 8ufammenbeiBeu. alien
.M3ut falien, iAldu unn talt bereGnea,
un0 oann geIiRet's.
IS muB Dun6er6ar biiuten, baB EN-
blutiunges, f9pades mabel bieie Morte
Tpreben t6aute. Mer bdtte in benz 5arten
@ebiAt Der 9eleu @ibion, inter benz
prdhtigen. taItanienbraunen 9ddr, Gpuz
rem ioIG' u~ngehsurer @ati4IuBtraft ges
dbnt2
o6aben Sic bei S9reu M6enttuern ni9t
Elm ein5iges Mdl 6urbt gs9a6t, SRI. @ib=
Ion2@ fragte i9.
m0FFen %geitanoen, ia. 8arnals mar es
aber teiue Surdt. ionbern pn6t nur bic
Hare grtenntuis, baB mid Der Sob am
Sragen bate. Man nil bod i9lieBIiG
in iuagen Su9ren uidt iu's biiitereNl lns
befannte.
Sd flob ouf einsf 0rdfue. gabn.
rduber itbten mir nit elmer 2otomotibe
mad. Sic po(ten mid bernidten, midi
NIT benz tIeinen 8aN8eus iiber ben 9aus
fen fdbren. Sn ben @etunoe bes 4n<
pralles foQte ih bon BEN p9unb4 auf
ben au9fduser fprinsen.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-18
OF INTEREST TO THE WOMEN
WHAT HAPPENED TO JANE
By Virginia Terhune Van de Water

! Forgive me, please forgive me -
Just say you'll help him and III do
anything you want anything. Ill
be your slave-only save HIM!
You'll do anything I want, eh?'
he Knocked. Yes, 1 see how you do
It! You demand money that you've
no right to, then you threaten me.
I've got something to say to you
when you've got enough sense TO
listen
His voice was assured and hard,
He was evidently not afraid OF her
threats. Even in her horritied
amazement his wife noticed this.
The woman was sobbing now, not
loudly. but with a regularity that
was almost mechanical.
Are YOU ready to listen to what
I have to say?" Reeves asked
sternly.
She nodded her assent, for she
could not speak.
Then quit that internal noise:
Here, take a drink OF water, and
thatll help you stop"
Augustus Is Adamant
It did help" for the sobs ceased.
Now" Augustus said, sit down
and listen to what have, to say
for I mean every word"
Mary obeyed. He stood over her
and spoke slowly and with deadly
calm.
You may as we'll understand me
first as last he said. Its nothing
TO me to have that brat going about
the world like other children. I've
supported him now for seven years.
l mean TO do so as long as you
lived here. I told you tnat I had
left in my will something for you
TO pay for his keep for years to
come - didn't To-
She nodded again. She did not
look up, so he could not see her
eyes.
yourself and stay here - if I decide
TO let you stay after what's hap
pened - I'll pay you the usual money
every month.
IT you talk. or If you go away.
ii stops. remember. If you want TO
starve him - just carry out your
threat - that's all. I'll see that no.
even my wife. When she knows
that you've had a child - out you
walk. Understand"
Yes" she whispered.
And now" lie went on. you've
showed me tonight that you're not
10 be trusted / wouldn't dare leave
you a cent in my will. or you'd go
around telling folks that l left it
for that brat - and all the other
things YOU Just said you'd tell. I
wouldn't trust YOU on oath after
what I've Just heard. No, I'll not
help You blacken my name after
I'm gone.
III just take a train into town
this week and make another will.
You've decided me TO do that by
Your carrying on Tonight. You'll
make nothing out OF me after I'm
dead. 7 guess that hits YOU. eh ="
Augustus" she moaned. YOU
wouldn't do that - you wouldn't,
oh. Augustus, please - please for
Gods sake, Oh" bursting again
into sobs. my baby - my little boy.
oh. my poor little boy"
Jane never knew what followed.
Sick horror, loathinE. an agony of
nity. drove her. trembling. from the
room in which she had crouched lis
teninE back into her own room.
whore, huddled in bed in the dark.
she lay and shook as If with an
ague.
(To BE Continued.)
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-18
w aSted Emotions

salesman if you divert your interest in
salesmanship to vain desire to write
wonderful poems.
Not all of us are equipped for the
things We long to do, and every i'm
portant yearning We eXpend on what
we cannot accomplish or attain takes
just so much power from the job at
hand.
All of us have eaXctly the same prob
lem and task to face. "Oh, Fancies
that might be! Oh, Facts that are"
says the poet, That expresses it tersely
and we'll
We all have our dreams, but when
they are only dreams we must be hon
est enough with ourselves to acknow-
ledge that. Life is not matter of
picturing to yourself what might be
splendid If only it were attainable.
1t is rather a matter of sitting and
weighing and figuring out sanely what
We can make of ourselves and of the
means at our disposal, and then going
ahead to accomplish, not Aat we
merely desire, but what we have
fighting chance of attaining.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-18

There is no costume that suits the small
boy better than the simple blouse with
straight trousers. 1t is thoroughly COM
Portable, it allows perfectly free move
ments, it has a smart effect and always
looks well. This blouse is an excellent
one, made with yoke back and plain
fronts and it can be finished with a
round or with sailor collar. The trou-
sers are the regulation straight sort which
is necessary to masculine habits. In the
picture, the trousers are made of blue
serge and the blouse is made of white
Cheviot striped with blue and with
white collar.
For the Il year size the trousers will
require ~ yds. OF material SO or a in.
wide, I12 yds. 50 in. wide; for the blouse
will be needed, 25S yds. 80 in. wide, ,
yds. ~ in. wide.
The blouse pattern No. $500 is cut in
sizes from ? TO 10 years. The pattern
of the trousers No. 1881 is cut in sizes
from 4 to Il years. They will be mailed
to any address by the Fashion Depart
ment of this paper, on receipt Of ten
cents for each.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-18
CHAPTER IIN.
Copyright, 1916. Star Coz

Copyright. 1916, Star Coz
The wife, crouching by the open
register in the spare bedroom up
stairs. started as Mary spoke the
word Children
Like other children," then it was
a child who was ILL., ana NOT iti hei
husband, Mary had q living child
and something was the matter with
its brain. And IL could be cured. and
she wanted Augustus to Sive her
the money TO cure him. Would he
do 1t? Would he be sorry enough
for this woman and for another
mans child the child of Mary
Bairds dead husband-to do this?
She would not have been sur
priscd TO hear him refuse, but she
was amazed at the savage tone OF
his refusal.
Money for an operation" he ex-
claimed, angrily. You're crazy,
woman. Nothing could cure 4 born
idiot"
"But it isn't that Mary pleaded.
This surgeon says he is not an idiot
at least, that he needn't be. He's
had cases like this before. There $
a bit of the bone pressing on the
brain. | tell You - or it's something
like that-and il can be removed.
This man has done operations
like it often. The head doctor of
the Home begged me to have it
done. 1t costs 4 great deal. But
Augustus - what's few hundred
dollars TO YOU compared at having
the child all right"
She was on her knees now and
had Clasped one of his hands in hers.
The listener upstairs could not see
this attitude nor the agoniZed eN-
preston of the raised face But the
tone of the mothers voice was like
the cry for mercy.
BE quiet" Reeves commanded.
lie had gained, rather than lost, his
should l pay hundreds OF dollars 10
cure brat that I've never seen,
that | never want 10 see? You may
as well understand
He was interrupted by an eN-
clamation OF fury that made Jane
clench her hands in fright.
Mary speaks out
Why should you?" Mary Baird
repeated wildly, springing TO her
feet and facing him. her eyes flash
ing. why should you? Do YOU
dare ask that Well. then, I'll tell
YOU why, Because hes Your own
child. that's why. Because he is
the result Of Your sin and mine -
that's why. Because at last you've
got q chance 10 take the stain OF
some of that sin from your soul
nv doing something for the poor
little child we are TO blame for,
That's why. And you'll do il -
do YOU hear You'll give ME the
money Tor that operation, and give
10 10 me right away - or TIL let
all the village know the truth.
IH'-
The tirade broke of suddenly
as Augustus Reeves caught the
fren2ied mother by the arm and
clapped his hand over the threat
cninE mouth. Jane heard the gasp
ing moan with which Mary tried
To free herself from his clutch.
You she-ievil." Augustus painted.
shut up that racket. or I'll knock
Nou down. Yes. I will. I'll knock
you down. and I'll let. Your brat
starve TO death before I ever give
YOU another. cent. for him .-. that
is what I'll do"
Augustus, Augustus" the wall
of protest rose TO a sti1ed cry.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-18
Miss Fairfax Answers Queries
BE ON YOUR DIGNITY
Dear Miss Fairfax:


l am stenographer, eighteen, and
considered pretty. My employer in
vites me TO so to lunch with him every
day. I always refuse. Last Friday he
brought me two boxes of candy. which
! did not accept. AS I do not like his
actions. ask your advice. am earn
ing $40 per week. Do you think
should leave his employ? l have told
him again and again not TO ask me to
go out with him and not to bring me
candy, but he always insists on do
ing so. BEATRICE.
Imagine you are dignified young
girl who is we'll able to take care of
herself and who is not in the least i'm
pressed by your employers unwelcome
attentions. If you can afford to lose
your position tell him firmly that you
will go unless he stops annoying YOU
If YOU feel that you must stay with
him be on your dignity. and l think
you will manage to discourage him be-
fore long.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-18
FINED FOR NEGLECT


Waynesboro, Pa, Feb. lS.-R. IT,.
Petric, who drives an auto bus be-
tween Wayncsboro and Hagcrstown,
was compelled to pay fine of $1S.10
to the United States government in
IIagerstown. The internal revenue de-
partment claimed he had not given
receipts for all parcels accepted by
him for delivery and put one-cent
internal revenue stamp on each re-
Ceipt.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-18
JUVENILE CHOIR SINGS
Sfccidl to The Tclcgrdfh

Dillsburg, Pa, Feb. is. - Wednes-
day evening n children's chorus of
fifty voices sang at the Calvary United
Brethren church where the Union
Evangelistic meetings are being held
this week. - There was a record
breaking attendance and all present
declared that they had never heard
anything to equal the music of this
juvenile choir. They were directed by
the chorister, Prof. II. NJ. Evans.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-18
OUR DAILY RECEIPT
Cherry MOusse

One CuptuI thick cream.
Two tablespoonfuls powdered sugar,
One-half cupful maraschino cherries.
Whip cream until stiff: fold in sugar
and cherries cut in pieces; pack in a
mold "a one-pound baking powder can
cooker kettle: surround with ice and
salt Cfour parts ice to one part saltD /;
cover cooker and let stand three hours
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-18
TEMPERANCE RALLY AT BLAIN

Blain, Pa, Feb. Is. Tomorrow
and Sunday a temperance rally will
be held in three of the churches of
town, when a representative of the
State Anti-Saloon League will be
present to speak.
Opening services will take place on
Sunday evening in lions Lutheran
church and will be continued on Sun
day morning in lions Reformed
church and concluded in the Meth
odist Episcopal church Sunday eve
ming
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-18
TWENTY-FOURTH CONCERT

Columbia, Pa, Feb. IS. - Last eve
ming the twenty-fourth annual con-
cert and ball of the Mozart Maenner
Gesang Nerein, was held here. A fea-
ture of the event was the singing of
the Lancaster Liederkranz.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-18
NEW TROLLEY LINE

Columbia, Pa, Feb. IS. - Lancas-
ter county is to have a new trolley
line between Lancaster and HOLLYWOOD
and surveys have begun.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-18
GETI FIRST-NOT LAST

When cold grips your system it is
convincing proof that your condition is
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very sources of bodily strength to sup.
press the present cold and generate
strength to thwart further sickness.
Get SCOTS first, not last-and insist
on the genuine-always free from al.
cohol and injurious drugs.
Scott 8, Bovine. Bloomfield. NIL. 1s-5s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07
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