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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-22

Unable people. had happy thought.
why not getsa. law to regulate us?
Everybody's doing It," And so 1t came
to pass.
Ut Is of passing interest that the IL
legal conditions which have aroused
objections in Indiana are surprisingly
similar to the legal" conditions which
have aroused objections in Iowa. The
attorney general of Indiana cities that
the companies have enforced COM
mon rate: that they have discrimi-
mated against agents who have violated
the rules Of the organization; and have
required cancellation of policies not in
conformity with established rates.
Another parallel is found in the ex-
cuse set up in attempted justification
Of the illegal combination in Indiana
'in the interests of the safety of the
policy holders and protection Of their
property" Such benefcent motives
should not travel in outlaw garland
they do not in Iowa.
Who dares to assert that any organ
ization or combination of insurance
forces is concerned with questions of
power and profit!
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-22

Where the brook to the river runs
down.
All, the brook to the river must runs
And thus. Darling. ! lay down my rssul
For with heart beating high
The child life must speed by
But I wish ] had known you, Dear,
then.
Paul T. Gilbert in Cartoons
MAGAZINE.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-22

"ln tho spring Of 1898 was attacked by
Muscular and Inna mmatory Rheumatism. I suf.
fered a. only those who have It know, for over
three years. tried remedy after remedy, and
doctor after doctor. but such relief as received
that cured me completely. and e has never re-
turned. have given It to number who were
terribly afflicted and even bedridden with Rhcu-
matism, and It effected cure In every case.
I want every sufferer from any form Of rheu.
matte trouble to try this marvellous healing power.
Don't send q cent; simply mail your name and
have used Il and It has proven itself 20 be that
long-looked.for means Of curing youf Rhs1na-
but, understand, do not want your money I'M
less you are perfectly satisfied to send It. Isn't
thst fairf Why suffer any longer when positive
Write today. MARK b. JACKSON, No. s43C
Quincy Bldg, Syracuse, N. r"
MI. Jackson Il responsible. Above statement
true-Pub.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-22
Limitations Of Nature.

cts no USE" signs the nature wiz
ard ~ may as well give up
what is bothering YOU" we ASK
sympathetically
II got started few years ago on a
whinn of mine. 7 took head OF cab
nag. and crossed i: with q white potato
and grew eyes on it: then crossed
that with cornstaIk and grew cars on
II. then crossed that with SQUASH
and grew neck on it; then crossed
that with cocoauut and grew, hair on
II. but hanged if can figure out What
10 do for nose and mouth
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-22
AS TO GERMAN SPIES.


There may be German spies in this
country, but the number must have
been grossly exaggerated in the senate
debates. When Germany laid the
foundations for this war which she knew
was coming, she made thoro prep
ara tons in all parts of the world. The
extent and qualifications of her spy
system will never be known to the
world. The Baroness Huard when she
was here stated that they captured two
Of Germany's spies in the uniforms of
French soldiers, in the vicinity Of her
home. which Is near or was near the
border. They knew more about the
country than the French themselves.
But the German spy system was
largely a failure. The kaiser himself
ordered wholesale dismissals shortly
after the war began, because he was
!ncensed over the amount Of ili-infor-
nation which they sent to the home
government. The things that they had
promised 10 happen in foreign lands
did not happen. So far as their act
ivities in this country are concerned.
they cannot be OF much moment, for
they cannot get their Information on to
Germany and if they made any demon
Stra tons here they would soon be dis
posed Of, So let them Spy" what they
can,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-22

his church in the city and state and he
gave literally Of his time and money
and good Judgment to the development
Of the many adtuncts that go to make
up UNCONVENTIONAL activity.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-22

Remarkable Homo Cure Given by one Whs
HadIt-Ho Wants Every Su0oror 70 Benefit
s.aa 10 xsasy-.se Ten Address.

YeArS OF awful suffering and misery have
tausht this man, Mark II. jackson Of Syracuse
New York, bow terrible an enemy to human nap
piness rheumattsm IL, and have given MIN sym.
pathy with all unfortunates who are within ID
grasp. he wants every rheumatic victim 70 k1eN
bow he WAS cured. Read what b says:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-22
Masonic Meetings
Visitors always welcome.

OF ARSHALL LODGE, No. 1oS A. F. d
III I Especial communication. WORK
--lst degree Wednesday, Feb. IL
$50 D. m. John W. Wells, secretary;
w. II. Steiner. W. NJ.
SIGNET CHAPTER, No. SO. r A. NJ.
Special convocation Monday evening
Feb. 26, 1880 o'clock. Royal Arch De-
gree followed by banquet. Carl shaft
uer. H. P; ohm W. Wells, secretary.
STATED ASSEMBLY, King Solo
mon Council No. 20. r. & S. NJ. Mon
day. March 10. Regular business. l. T.
Forbes. Recorder; George Gregory
l. VI.
STATED coNcLAVE, St Aldemar
Commandery, No. 80 X. T TUESDAY
March 90, regular business, $50 p. N. l.
T. Forbes, recorder; H. c. Mueller
commander.
CENTRAL CHAPTER NO. 81, 0. E.
S.-Regular meeting for business We'd
nesday, March II, al 100 p. m. Mrs.
George Downing, secretary; Mrs. ]. E.
Frederick, W. NJ.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-22

some practical use, like nearning to
make rye bread or replacing a much
needed pants button, it would not be
necessary for married men to take their
appetites to some $S0-a-day sanitarium
and have them recharged with mineral
water.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-22
THE WELSH RAREBtT.
,sof Shoes: % s1ps - Relk4 U1x.s

in chatting dish which was given as
a wedding present and thus undermins
tho constitution of their husbands
who are too weak to say no. II the
time spent in weaving the rich, self
lubricating Welsh rarebit were put to
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-22
GIVE TEACHERS JUSTICE.

tiCopuiuS oui ii<hi.
While public sentiment is strongly
in favor of pensioning Iowa teachers
the measure now before the legisla-
ture, it is feared, will be defeated on
the grounds of economy in state at
fairs. 1t is admitted that the plan is
without a defect but the teachers are
told to wait while. The facts are
that Iowa has been waiting too long
on this subject. Other more eXpen-
sive projects have been put thru. but
the teachers We're overlooked. Unless
there is some determined action the
teachers will continue to wait.
The refusal of Iowa legislatures to
grant pensions TO teachers brings out
the fact that thirty three of the states
in the union have adopted teachers
pension laws. Iowa leads all the states
in literacy, a fact largely due to the
teachers, yet We go on record as not
approaching what the teachers have
done. The bill before the legislature
has the unanimous support of all
teachers and public economy experts.
II It is defeated Iowa must remain in
the list Of states that are not progress
g,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-22
IOWA OPINION AND NOTES.

When the Iowa treasury was carry
ing liberal cash balance there was
complaint because the money was
taken away from the people and
turned over 70 the bankers" recalls
the Sioux City Journal.
The Nevada Representative say
Whenever the Pltt-Johpston men ge!
over the idea that they are in position
10 run the state in general and lhe
house II particular about as they
please i viii probably DE- about time
for some practical legislating 10 begin.
The Clinton Herald commends the
rural carriers as one Of the nation 5
most usetul connecting links between
city and country, Drawing storms and
ex pe-ier ring fT.t..Gy difficulties IN their
daily rounds that the people OF city
and country may enjoy the privileges
u the maj! service"
Also. there will De some pruning
Of politicians who aid in taking back
ward steps On the primary principle II
Iowa" predicts the SIOUX City Tribune.
The Burlington Hawheye says Con
solidated schools are being voted quite
regularly in Iowa, and no doubt the
last OF the little old one oo-n Echoo!
houses in Iowa may consider its days
numbered"
1T is poo business, having decided
en- capitol extension and purchased the
ground, 10 Try 10 retrench by siicing
off part of the Improvement. What il
done. is done, and rstrenchment can
come III some other way" says the
Boone News Republican.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-22
COMPARING CITY IMPROVEMENT
CBoone News-Republican1

[BOone NeWs-Republican.1
II gives a resident of Boone a creepy
feeling to pick up the papers and
read tina. Sioux City paved 900 blocks
in 1915, Mason CSity paved 146 blocks
in the same year. Ames SO blocks
Davenport so blocks, Creston 10 blocks,
Fort Dodge Sc blocks, Independence 80
blocks. Fort Madison 81 blocks. Shen-
andoah 10 blocks, Denison IS blocks,
NarshalItOwn IS blocks. Cedar Rapids
80 blocks. Perry 30 blocks
Boone no blocks.
Nor is that all. The city council has
just Killed resolution ordering paw
ing for Boone. and.the chances are
that Boone will not pave any in 1911
either
There * only one way to remedy
this state OF affairs. There is city
election coming in March in which the
citizens will elect TO all the city Of
fees
No man should be elected TO any po-
Stion who is not in favor Of improve
ments for Boone. Two years without
| Improvements and with nothing in
sight is al into!eraDle condition for a
c.t% that pTetends to have the push
that Boone does
The citizens should not rest until
this city takes its place in the ranks
Of progressive cities Of Iowa. We can
not afford 70 GO 10 seed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-22

Also. there will be some pruning
Of politicians who aid in taking back
ward steps On the primary principle II
Iowa" predicts the Sioux City Tribune
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-16
Stciic, ,uebc Wusfclu sebolfcn.

GrGmpicnoe Mh,sfeln oocr nilno.
fiiblcnOcs @cbe nad Grfulten uno
Grippe mcroen gebolfen bllr6 cine
g%(npcnoung bon Sloun's Eminent.
9cflcft lpcoer sic Sallt nod Derltopit
es sic Gorcn, ipic ihnlierige Salbc
obcr Tilaltcr uno 5icbt Idnell Elm Oh
ne Hcibcn. Wndlt llad Der Inltrcns
glltg oic Mltsfeln micber geidmci.
Dig, pcrtreibt sic rbcumatiidcn llnb
ncuralgiidcn Shnlcr5en 2cnoenlpeb
uno Gerrenflurgcn uno Guetibunecn
nit Slpun's 2inimcnt. Soft Glld)
belltc elmo Slaide. @ei allen Ipotbe.
fern 5lt 25c.-(aOb. 81
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-16
u b III u. 1.

Geo. Sicfcr, mcldcr cinigc 3cit IN
ct. 2puia bcihGftigt mar, lit 5lrilds
9cfcbrt uro miro ilbcr bcn CONNER
bier hlcihcn.
2llrg. 0eicnonn lr. uno Sobn Gb.
min lrno Sohtcr Goa ltnb 2nbio,
mud,tcn lcbtcn tSrcitog cincn Nus
fllle nad New Sabcn.
Scrnlunm @CIcnlunm llno feline
Sflpcitcr emma, n1odten lester,
Srcitug cine 9llltniobrt nad Ypts.
Dam.
Sri. Nluinu Nuitcrmlonn, mclhc
l1n9crc 3cit frnnf mar, befinoct lid
crfrculidcr @eiic micber ul,f Scr
Sciierun9.
@uitap Sribcnlepcr, Sobn bon
Mug. Sritcnlcpcr lit an Scr Sungen.
cnt5iinbllng bcoenflid crfranff.
@ilnihcn baloigc @ciierltng.
So. uno ISM. Sable babcn ibrr
Woifinc ouf bic @umpelnlonn fSarnl
acbrad)t no lie ons @oltbpls iG9en
lueroen oos Ybilip gbfcr fir ocll
@olt elmer groBen S6eunc Der
bcn miro.
Sri. Martba Srullb lueld)c nlcbrcrc
@ofcn bci ibrer Sfipciter, Srnu =.
S6inolcr bel Smiss ouf @cil16 mar
lit micocr babeim.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-16

Sabre alt iinb, llid)t crn1brt. pcnn or
fGrpcrlid) ba5ll iGbig lit.
Cine Gorla9c sur @cItinmun9 Der
Gltcrnifuft Der &inhcr 5pcds Sid,
crllna elmer %gc5iemcnocn G%rnGbrlung
lmo Gr5icbung.
Cine @orlogc 5ltr %crihGrfulg ocs
Observation-Disclosures.
Cine Torlugc, mcIhc cs IcrStcn
5ur Fi!id,t wlaft. Ncllgeborcnen &c
miiic @cbnnolung altsqcbcibcn 81 lai-
len 5ructs %crbiitlm0 pon Grblin.
Dung.
Cine %orlngc sur Sdafiung bon
tinbcitlihcn Shulbiidcrn fiir ollie
Tllblifihulcn bc$ Stnotcs.
Cine %orlngc 5llr GinlcBung elmer
&onmiiiion, pcldyc 3ablcn uno Sut-
laden ionmlcln ioll bc3iiglidit Der
3dhl ioldcr Ycripncn in Wiiiollri.
Die mcOcr Icicn nod id,rcibcn f0nncn,
nm inlf)c %crbGltniiic gang uno oar
in WiiIouri abidlaifen 81 fOnnen.
Cine &orlogc, mclhc bcitilnmt, boB
ainbcr nllr 0lrd, 3uitimmung zines
8crihtS uonptirt mcrocn fGnncn.
Cine %orlogc sur 9lbidoifllng Ger
gclppbnbcitsrCdltlifen Chen. unb &c
fnnntmafung elmer bcabiidtietct
Ncirutb flint Gage Dor Ausitellung
cillcr &cirathSli5cns, uno GrbGbung
ocs ocictlidcn Nltcrs fiir Sroltcns.
pcrioncu ollf 81 Sabre.
Die &inberipoblfobrts &onmii=
iion mltrbe bonn frilbcrcn @ol,perncllr
Mnior crnurnt lno nnbnl sic Stellc
bon brei Dor 5mci Snbren crnnntltcn
Scnotorcn Gin, mclhe nit oieicr Illf-
9ubc uertrnllt lpor6en ipurcn. &rciss
ridlter Hbpocs G.. Gabe bon ct.
2ouis lit %oriibcr Ser Miiiouri Sim
ocrmohIfobrts &onmiiiion. Eroi.
Wunlcp :. Nu0ion bon Scr llniper-
iit1t 81 Columbia lit ScfrrtIr, uno
Trul, Iol,rice 2%olpenItein bonn @oib.
inoton Sotcl in ct. 2ouis lit crcfll-
tibc SCfrcturin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-16

frunfrna an Den Ntaicrn bus Sctt
I'll bitten unD on icincr Stclle bciorgt
Spbn @cbmcpcr Die Stclle ocs 2ano-
poittrGgcrs.
Gosur ". Stpne bat an Montag
icinc Stcllc nls EoittrGgcr iilr u. I.
bier nllgctretcn.
Gin Vuidicltcr lit lcttcn Sreitaa
alf Dem 2anoc bon Srib Yicrnlam
ausgcbroden, bodl muroc basIelbc
our6 Die prpmpte @illfe bic unicrc
9ilrgcr Iicfertcn, gclOidlt cbc cs gro
Zen Sdaocn nnrihtcn fpnntc.
Srau g.. :. 9nlir mclhc cine No
DIE lang in ct. 2ollis gum geIld)
"pcrlpcilt bate, lit lcBtcn 0icnstag
picocr 5llriid9cfebrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-16

Sbco. &ubn uno mcbrcre iciner
illnacn Sreunbe aus Seem Sapcr, rpa.
rem ON Spnntog bier gum 9cIltd,.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-16
Sccunb Grccf.

9ic mciitcn Sorrncr iinb Jet nit
Sen Safer i1cn hcld,Gftigt.
SRI. Gnlnlu 9rchc, mclhe in Np-
cnspillc inter dr5tlihcr @cbonbluna
mar, lit micoer ins Gltcrnbolls gu
rildacfebrt.
Gen Husfoip unb q. Is. grinfa
mann lporcn lett mcbrercn Sagcn Do
bel SGeebl0dc nod Scr SGscmiiblc
in Ban ST. iabren.
Sbco. 2ongcnberg unO @attin iinb
Iebten Samstag mieber bon Seras
Suriidecfcbrt unb meroen ollf bic
@rrnpass 6arn1, melhe Der Safer,
Scnrp 2anaenberg, fiiralid gefunft
bot, bclpirtbifaftcn.
Conrad 9rebe mill iider iein BOB
inn f%iinftigbin bas @aiier niht aus
gebt uno bat oesbalb einc meitcrc
Gilterne gebaut.
Morgen abenb finoet i'm Hecic
Sfulballie wiebcr cine Ibenounter.
baltl,na itott, fir melhe Gin ihones
Erogram oufgeitcllt lit. s. ".
Senslep uno 6. q. Barter iuerbcn sic
Sebatte lcitcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-16
S.tpnD Sill.

Der ,&Glbcr. Club" Der I'M Hotb
ShuloiItrift gegriinOct murbc l6eilt
iid) 3l cincm 9roBcn Grfol9 ~gcItolten
al lpoilen unb mcnn sic jllngcn 2clltc
fortfabren Elm 10 reyes Sntcreiie al
ocn 3metcn bes Clubs 5u bctunScn
10 biirftc bos cincn iebr eilnitigen
GinfluB ollf sic Sarmmirtbld,oft ia.
ben, 90 Die 3ie(e bcs Clubs in eriter
Clinic Die Serebelltng nn'crcr Sicb-
becrbcn iinb. Sn Scr Seriammlung
am Mittlpod Nbcno ipl,rben iibcr 40
&Glbcr, olio cine ean5c Garlaoumg,
gcfauit, oic ben 4nfang cines beiics
rem @iebltanbcs biloen mcrbcn.
bic Wooern @ooOmon 2oee ere
belt lcttc ISOLDE mcbrerc @agenlu.
oungen 9olbpl5 uno iomie bas MOTH
ise Bacterial berbeigeidafft lit, Toll
nit benz 9ou Ser nel1en 2ogenballc
bier bcgonncn merbcn.
Scr llntcrri6t in Der Stonp Sill
Sdnlc muBte al,i 5mei @odcn aus.
acIcbt mcr6en, ba ser 2c6rer an ben
Maicrn erfranft mar.
9einobe allc unlere Sarmcr iinh
nit Dem SofcriGcn bcldGftigt.
Sbco. &ilbn uno mebrcre ieincr
iunacn Sreunbe aus gteip Sapcr,, ma.
rem ON Sonntog bier gum Sciltd.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-16
Die &urlagen Der Miiiunri Gibbs
Gpbc Gommiiiion.

Gus itnatlid)e Irbcitsbilro lit Der
Gniit)t, Oob oic BON Scr 2caislotur
bcrcits palilrtcn, o0cr nod Der Fais
ilrrng hnrrenoen 0eictesporlaocll.
welfe lid alli notbbcbiiritigc &inocr,
@Iinoc. Mrllppcl o0cr pcrrpittnctc
Mtiltter, mcld)c fcinc ltnteritiitinlg
buben. bcjicbcn, etpa 100000 Be
mohncrn oiciea Staatcs bon Nllbcn
icln mcroen mic Der ltottlid)c Nr-
bcitafommiiiQr @illiam s.. 2cluis
IN cineml @ulIetin bcfannt CAB.
@1hreno Bic mciitcn oicier &nr
logcn bon Der Mlilouri Gibbs Gobc
Gonmiiiion, elmer Organization bon
% Mdnuern unb Sraucn Miliouris,
Ole ul$ IlltoritGten ultf Dem @cbictc
Der &inbcrpobliubrt llrlo Der ~lo5iolen
Sroge gclten. cntmorfcn iplroen, 10
linD oorlrter ul,d) einigc. Die bon
onbercn Ecripnen cntDoricn murocn,
mcId'c Gin Sntcreiie al Der @ohliabrt
ibrcr Witnlenid,cn nchn1cn.
Inter Den 8cictcn. mcldc bercits
ongenpmmen luoroen limo, obcr mel.
die nod) Der Taiiirru1g barren, bcfins
Den lid:
Cine Gorlugc our @ritnhlulG bon
0ffcntliden Sduicn fir ainocr, mel.
die tallb iino uno nidt gut lpred)en
fonncn. unb ltootlihc Silfe fir iol6e
0iitriftc, melfe Sdrulcn fir iolde
Ginocr einriftcn.
Cine Sorlage our Ginridtllng bon
Sugcnoecriften IN allen Counties
i'm Staate. 9icie Sprloge lit BON
Senat bereits ungcnommcn moroen
Cine 8ortage our 8riinbun9 elmer
Gountp 8oblfabrts 9cborOc in jc'
Dem Gountp i'm Staat.
Cine Sorlaee our 9enilligung elmer
8eniion fir bermittnete Wiitter uni
Srauen bon Mdnnern, peldc entlue
Der i'm 3udtbnuie iieeu, IN Der Sr
renanitalt iino ober lcbenslunglid
p%erfriippelt woroen iinb unb ibre Sa
milien nidt erndbrcn fonnen.
Cine @orlase pelde bas Giniuil
ligungsalter BON Sraucnsperionel
BON Is a,if t6 Sabren feItiett.
Cine @orlnse aur Grridtuna cine!
Staatsbeims fir ~abbGneigc, Iuno
Itreidcnoe unb bettelnrme &inoer.
Cine Sorlage CUR Seitiebnng De
Redte auberbalb Der Che gcborene-
ainber unb 9eItrafune Der Miitter
melde &inoer p~erlaiierL uto chen
folls 9eltrafumg BON erluabIencn
melde es geitatten, bob &inoer iocl
9eItimmrneen ocs 8inoerarbeitsgc
ietes Suipiber angeitellt meroen, I'M
GrIaaung Der guslieferung bon Eer
ionen, melde Srar unb &inoer Der
laiien.
Cine Sorlage, melde es fir eitcl
8ater gu einem geraeben madt
tpenn er &inoer, melde u,ter II
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-16
u o b b.

Ebillip Sbcl uno Satin bcgubcn
lid lcttcn Srcitaa sur Staot INN cine
@runociecntbums llebcrtraglung ST.
untcr5cihncn auf 2nnb, bus IS. s.
@aur fiir cine ct. 2oris Sirntn &C.
fault bat. Die 6Wnlu bcabiidtigt
ullf Dem @runoitilfc cine 3icgclci
5ll bal,cn in mclhrr fellcrfcitc 3icgcl
(iircbrids) hcrgeitellt mcrocn iollcn,
Mit Dem Dan ioll %bcaonnen mcrocn
ipbulb Die Hot Sslano 9abn Gin
@Clciic bprtbin 9clcgt bat. @cnn
bas llntcrncbnlcn lid pcrmlrflidIt
miro ca lid fiir sic Gigcntbiimcr ais
criolarcih crmciicn uno uliercr
Nohbnrihoft 81 grObcm Sc9cn. Gos
Wotcrial (iircclap) lit in o,lSrci6cn.
Der Mcngc borbonocn lrnb miro lett
&ohrcn nad st. 2ollis perIonot I'm
bort iiir Die Scritcllung Der fcltcr
fciten 3icacl pcrarhcitet 5lt mcrbcl.
2ouis Selling, unicr ncllcr DILL,
Ter, bat lcinc Wtilblc ppllcnbct un0
miro nit benz Muhlcn beginner, 10
buIb geniigcnb @ci5en an Sanb lit.
Sri. @ciiie Cadet, Gltcitc Sohtcr
Scr Soutilic Hobcrt Sndctt, sic crit
fiir5lih BON bier nud %igus, Wto.
sogcn, lit BORT nlrl lcttcn Oonucrsta9
gcitorben. nod 5lpci-modcntlid1cr
&ronfbcit on hen Waicrrl. Scr
2cihnobm muroc bierbcr gebrud,t
an Spuntog Nodnittag no in
Scr N. e. Stride hurh Eaitor Is. 81.
Shntiot Elm 2cihengottcsOienIt abgc.
holten nuroe. Die 9ccrOigung fano
ourollf i'm Nem @oollum &irhbpfc
itntt.
81, Z. ". Wtills unb Satin,
Sphn @intcr uno Sri. H. &c. Sphcin
rciiten letter. 0icustag nah ct.
2ollis.
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sic b~crilbcnoc Nufriht aus Senutc
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woman, with hair just whitening a
bit on the temples, pretty color and
very blue eyes. There was only one
other bOarder besides BuTnen. She
was an elderly lady, who had been
there for four summers and was
quite one of the family. The dinner
was good and the guest at with sur
pTising relish. 1t was coy and
honey" and it was plain to see Mr..
TOrTey felt this.
Three days later Mr.. ToTey asked
to be taken in and was given large,
pleasant room, which Burneu had in
sisted on giving up, all unknown to
the new boarder. Old Torrey fell in
with all excursions planned by the
others, the elderly lady preferring to
remain at home He hired a large
touring car and they explored re-
giOns quite unknown to the widow
and her daughter.
Joe saw with great delight that
TOTrey was looking younger, talking
younger and acting younger. But
something strangely like a stab at
his heart came when he saw TOTTey
going off with Margaret for long
walks, and looking at her with tender
eyes of understanding. Why had he
brought this man here to rob him Of
all that life held for him? The next
moment he was filed with remOrse
for the thought. Was it possible this
old mans money was more to the
girl than his love?
One evening Torrey asked Joe to
go with him for little walk. Out of
sight of the house he said: Maybe,
Joe, you'll think me an old fool, but
I'm going to be married"
Joe, feeling very faint and stricken,
managed to say: That's quite your
own affair. II hope you'll be very
happy"
q expect to be" said Torrey with
brisk conviction. <