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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-16
FRIDAY

will polish up the furniture a bit"
Dicky gave groan of pretended
dismay.
Don't tell me, Madge. that you're
one of the women who start to clean
ing house every time they expect
guests" he began. II used to vow
that never, never would l marry one
Of that stripe. 1t takes all the CON-
fort of having anybody come to the
house to have everything so stiff %
l wanted to remind Dicky of his dia-
tribe Of few days before, when he
had hurt me UNNECESSARILY by his criti-
cism of the disordered living room.
But I had learned that inconsistency
of speech was one Of Dicky's chief
characteristics The opinion he ex-
pressed one day he was likely to con.
tradict the next so I skirted the topic
carefully.
We're not going to clean house,
Dfcky-nothing that will disturb you
bit But I must prepare the almonds
want the time after dinner free for
the sandwiches and the table You'll
run out this morning and get me a few
flowers, won't you?"
Sure" agreed Dicky, "hut there's
no hurry, is there"
None at ALL l assured him
All right then, I'll go after a while %
He resumed his reading and I went to
the kitchen.
please get me the nut-cracker and
the almonds you brought home last
night l told Katie. 81 will crack
them here on the end of the kitchen
table. Be sure that you have plenty
Of boiling water in the tea kettle by
the time l finish them"
All right, Misses Graham, feex."
Katie was hustling around the kitchen,
getting the breakfast dishes out of the
way with more than even her usual
rapidity Of movement. l sat down at
the table and began cracking the nuts
1t was a slow job, and / had finished
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-16
Revelations of a Wife
BY ADELE GARRISON

But this morning, with the expecta-
ton of guests in the evening, l knew
that there was work waiting for me,
SO as soon as Dicky was thoroughly
absorbed in His paper, l had slipped
into my room and put on one of my
kitchen aprons. A sense of unfamiliar
ity came to me as | buttoned it, for I
had not worn it since Katie had taken
the helm of the kitchen l had hoped
that Dicky would not notice my alb
sence, but he saw and called to me as
passed through the living room on
my way to the kitchen.
Il must prepare those sailed almonds
for tonight, Dicky," l replied.
Bother the sailed almonds. I told
you to get those that were all ready
Can't Katie do them9"
Katie has all she can do" explain.
ed patiently. She had the dinner to
prepare, and then this afternoon she
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-16
Fl ousehoId Hintc..

MENU HINT
Breakfast.
Pineapple.
Oatmeal. Rye Bread Toast.
Coffee.
Luncheon.
Macaroni Baked with Cheese.
Stewed Crabapples.
Waters. Tea.
Dinner.
Dreamed Corn Beef au Gratin or
Corned Beef Hash.
Stewed Tomatoes
Peach Tapioca Pudding.
Top Milk.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-16

only about a fourth OF them when
Dicky appeared at the door.
I've come to help" he announced,
but saw Katie's look of dismay at
the tiny kitchen. where she must get
dinner.
go back to your reading" / COM
manded gayly. II don't need you. Be-
sides there isn't room for three of us
here. Katie hasn't room to turn around
as 1t Isl
(To be continued)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-16

best man follow, and the bride and
groom come last. OF course it Is Gus
tomary for the groom and the best
man TO wait at the altar while the
bride comes in on the arm of her ia
ther. But since your father does not
want to do it that way it will not be
al all necessary 1t looks very pretty
for the bride to come in leaning on
the arm of the groom
Salad usually chicken, and rolls,
ice cream, cake and coffee make a
very complete wedding supper
Dear Mrs Thompson: ~ am a
girl of nearly nineteen I stay at
home and help with the Homework.
As am the only girl and have four
brothers I am not allowed to have
any boy friends. Don't you think l
m old enough to have boy friends :?
What is your advice?
(2l | have lived in town all nv
life Do You think l would be happy
living on a farm?
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-16
Street Car Fares
May be Increased
in Indiana Cite.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. ia peti-
ton for permission to increase street
car fares on city lines in Anderson.
Elwood, Muncie and Marion, was filed
with the Indiana Public Service Com
mission today. The petition was fled
by the Indiana Union Traction COM
pany and also asks permission to In
crease certain of the interurban rates
now in force.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-16
PREPARE FOR THE CRISIS

Every mother awaiting motherhood
should get IN condition for the crisis
There Is Just one thing to do-sfve
nature helping hand throughout the
waiting period.
No time should be lost IN beginning
he use OF the penetrating external prep
ration. Mothers Friend. By its use
artng the period the muscles Of the
odomen are made pliabla and elastic;
ey oan then expand with ease when
" is born and pain at the crisis is
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-16

naturally less. Akk for a bottle Of
Mothers Friend at the drug store
today and do not 90 a single night with.
out arplytng It Wrtte The Bradne,d
Regulator Co, Dept D. 105 Lamar Bufzd-
ing, Atlanta. Ga, and they win send you .
book OF scientifically prepared, practical
Information, without charge. Mothers
Friend is composed Of such penetrating
oils and other ingredients as to make 1t en-
tirefy indispensable to e-pectant mothers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-16
COKE PRICES FIXED

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-Coke
prices fixed by the fuel administration
VIII not be changed. it was announc-
ed today, unless producers establish
beyond question that their cost of pro-
duction justifies alterations If changes
IN prices are sought, the applicants
will be required to make out a SEIZED
ule of their cost In a manner APPROX
ed by the federal trade commission.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-16
Assistant to Pennsy
Railroad Head Dies

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 16.-Edward
T. Postlethwaite. assistant to the pres
ident OF the Pennsylvania railroad,
and one Of the best known railroad
executives in the country, died here
Wednesday Of apoplexy. He was 81
years old.
Mr.. Post1ethwaite entered the ser
vice OF the company in 1863 and be-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-16

came assistant to the president IN
1897 during the administration OF
Frank Thomson Lately he had
charge OF all matters relating to the
handling OF the mails by the railroad
and In that capacity he spent much
of the time in Washington. s
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-16
ECONOMY RECIPES.

Economical Veal soup-Boil a piece
OF veal suitable for fricassee pie or
hash. When tender take the meat up
and slip out the bones; put these back
into the kettle and boil two hours.
Then strain the liquor and let stand
away until next day. When wanted
take of the fat, put into clean soup
pot; add pepper, salt, rice, teaspoon
of flour mixed In cold water, and
slices of potatoes Boil thirty min
utes and serve hot.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-16
WHAT DlckY TOLD MADGE THAT
SUNDAY MORNING

What are you going to do. Madge?
Why the uniform? Dicky looked
around lazily up from the Sunday
newspapers, which we're strewn around
the couch in the living room, where
he lay stretched at ease It was Sun
day morning. Dicky's lazy time" of
the week
The Sunday morning before this I
had sat near him in the big chair, also
reading and we had promised ourselves
that this would be our weekly custom,
neither of US having much inclination
for church
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-16
Heart and Home Problems

Dear Mrs. Thompson: In having
a home wedding, where there is to be
a flower girl, best man aud a maid
of honor, how should the bridal party
descend the stairs. The father does
not wish to give the bride away.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-16

Should she come
down with t b 9
groom?
Also pl 9 a s e
send me a simple
menu for a three
course wedding
supper.
BETH.
Since you eX-
pect to have a
4 o m e wedding,
probably rather
Informal, it will
be all right to ar
range things in
a n y way you
choose. l would
suggest that the
flower girl lead
The wedding pro-
cession, the maid
of honor and the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-16

In England all carts and wagons
must bear the owners name and ad-
dress before being used In a public
highway.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-26
Fare for Bishops.

London Chronicle: 1t has been no
ted in this column that cold chicken
and The Church's One Foundation,
is the fare provided for bishops at theii
episcopal visitations. But a mission
airy preacher once declared that hs
always got bread and cheese and From
Greenland's Icy Mountains" On one
occasion at a vicarage, after the eve
ming service he was gratified to set
the maid bringing in nice hot chop
While he was regarding this unusua
sight with anticipatory pleasure, til
vicar entered. and said Help yourself
to bread and cheese, old man: the doctor
has ordered me to have chop ever!
day"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-26
Gases That Kill.

Popular Science We do not know
definitely the composition of the gases
used in trench fighting. From the ap
pearance, odor, and effects on the men
ir is believed that a mixture Of chic
rine and bromine is employed, witt
the possible addition of sulphur fume'
or formaldehyde gas. Germany pro
duces chlorine and bromine in larg,
quantities. These gases attack the eyes
the lining OF the mouth, throat an.
nose. One part Of bromine or chlorin'
in one thousand parts Of air produces
almost instant death. The gases frs
cause a violent cough, followed by SPIT
ting of blood.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-26

Chickasha, June 26.-Raymond Sto-
ker. the 12-year-old son Of ]. H. Stoker,
a farmer living northeast of this city.
was drowned while swimming in lake
near his home. The boy. with play
ker was taken with cramps and went
down. He was brought TO this city
and pulmotor applied. but he was be-
yond relief.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-26
FOR CLEANER CITY
HEALTH DEPARTMENT CONDUCT
ING CAMPAIGN.
DIR. Robert S. willard. Ardmore's City
Physician, Devoting Time and Efforts
to Campaign Against Unsanitary
Conditions

Protection of citizens OF Ardmors
against dirt, dust and disease. and
bringing up the sanitary condition oi
the city TO the highest possible level
is the work which is occupying every
minute of the time of DR.. Robert ;
willard, city physician, who, since his
appointment in April. has been waging
relentless war on unsanitary conditions
Particular attention is now being di
rected by the health department to
vacant lots and occupied properties
which are allowed to grow up in weeds,
the hydrants which drip, drip, drip
without hindrance. and without effort
on behalf of their owners to stop their
leaking, and particularly to surface
closets.
Surface Closet Menace.
THE surface closet is one Of the
greatest enemies 10 the public health
today" DR.. Willard said, in a recent
report of his activities TO the city COM
missioners, "and the sooner we abolish
this nuisance and danger in Ardmorc,
the better it viii be for everyone con-
cerned. Ordinances have been passed
regulating the construction Of such
closets. and it is absolutely against the
municipal law to allow one of them -
exist where sewer connections can be
made
Where such closets are not near
sewers, however, it is possible to rem
der them sanitary and practically sale
from spreading disease by hanging
screen doors on them, front and rear
filing up the pits beneath them. anil
providing sliding boxes and treating
them daily with applications Of sand
and lime, to absorb all moisture.
Particular attention also should be
paid TO slop pals and garbage cans
in addition to trash piles and manure
heaps The latter provide breeding
grounds for flies. mosquitoes and otheI
pests. while the former furnish fooj
for the larvae and young Of the pests
Garbage pals should be thoroughly
rinsed and cleaned every time they ar,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-26

London Ideas: She-I suppose you
saw some close things at the front?
He-Ratherl There was McDougall Of
our battalion--I think he was the clos.
oct
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-26

Rio de Janeiro last year ate $4,000 OOO
pounds of dried beef.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-26


DR.. Willard also has directed great
deal Of attention to the cafes and res
taurants of the city, with the result
that Ardmore now is in better condt
ton. regarding such establishments,
than ever before in the history OF the
city. A state sanitary inspector, re-
Gently on a trip Of inspection here, com
plimented DR. Willard highly on the
work he is doing here, and said that
Ardmore bids fair to become the clean
est city in the state.
1--WE need cooperation. however, be-
fore we can do this work as it should
be DONE" DIR. Willard said yesterday,
"and it's up TO the people of Ardmocc
to see that we get enough support to
make this the cleanest, best city in the
country"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-26

emptied and should be equipped with
tops which viii prevent flies and other
insects from feeding in them"
State Inspector's Tribute.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-18
OMAR-HOURLESS
RACE TODAY
Laurel Track To See Greatest
Speed Contest In
History

Laurel Nd. Oct 1s-Omr Khay-
yam. Houriess ard sun Flash u face
lie barrier here thls afternoon ln
that is expected 70 be the greatest
race ever run over The laurel track.
The real contest IS between Hourlcss
md Omar khaEyAm sun Flash s
-. 81 -
with club rules and may be- scratch
I'd as The last minute
il their previous meeting. Omar
AhayyaM heat llcuyiess Ttar waa
u Ehs i-aN s.ser I-s-.liizat i1n ,s-aEriz
r ikialE8caf PAX tast fnogfh
The race is over a course 20 ore
and quarter miles Each horse
vii carry l29 pounds Happy B4t.
Ton rides Oulas while BQtw wl
handle Houriess TEE purs 0f
300 goes 70 be Red Cross. 20 matter
which hOrea WINS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-18
YOST TEAM
WINS FROM
DETROIT u.
Michigan Too Strong
+ or Locals, Who
Lose l4-3

ANN ARBOR. oct. lS.--lt was Just
AZ Ycst anticipated. a hard and we'll
Tough. game from start 90 nuish.
On.y one thing would have been
moro pleasing 90 The Michigan coach
nnl that was a score slightly ia OK.
cess ot the l&-3 count made by his
men over the hardy petroiters rep
resentirg the Detroit university
The Maize ana Blue warriors Won
the game mainly VIA tho aerla.
route. makins al their long gains
r ,a.s manner. While plungiug tsc.
tce carried tho BAH the anal dis
taacC IL mattered little 10 thc
Mich gan players what side heaved
the p.Csk.n on passes az thcy were
a. al times under IRE ball. counting
scf several OK The white lines before
Being stopped
Tad Weimann showed coed
kicking ability Hls zoe was respon
s,bIc Tor fho tive points folowins
rhe fogChdoE-us
Tho thr Detroit lads went down
tC defeat they presented fast and
hard brand 0t the laU pasume lur
ing The last part ot the game they
PLAYED even with tae men ~ Yos,
and az. one time outc.assed them
TAls occurred towards the end o.,
thc Fray after The visitors had cas-
RED ths bail on limo plays g. yard
20 within foot ot ;he goa ,iue
Michigan took brace and held
them tor downs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-18
ARMY-NAVY
PLAY HERE
SATURDAY
Camp Custer Team and
JjdCkies From Illinois
On At Navin Field

Neither side representing The
Army and Navy. viii be completely
vanQuished. In the football game 90
De staged here next Saturday after
noon between the Commissioned
Officers team from Camp custer
and an eleven from the Naval
Training school az lake B,u1 ll,
because its The Army and NAVY
Forever Ia spite % this The game
wlN be fll 90 per and abound
With th-llsrs IS AllAmerican play
ers are .isted - both teams.
Detroit WAS decided on az the 10
cation for he tliJ. following q con.
ference between the two managers
because most az TIE men 20 play
are Detroasrs u was their desire
10 play among home folks that
broggh, about the anal decision
The game VIII % played az Navin
N7eii and Us due tC start AZ 2 so
O'Clock TIE receipts over expenses
.w.l be divided even and contrioGt-
90 II, The mess funds az the two sta
-.ons
Three men on the onoers' eleven
are rated as All-Amerlcan men. Pat
smith. former Michigan star and
captain OF me 1917 Michigan foot
hal team VIII head the Jackies
Others 20 play. are
Lsft end zig Thompson IFS
9rurds1. Lawrence college APP Nton-
WIS 1915 rated as the oes- ra -Gr
end INC stafes - wisconsin. Mla-
nesota Illinois ara l2%s ,,,,,
Gaorgst9wn Played against tferalds
ia Gre game here last season
Lett guard -" Jtnwle" oNell 9esl
Cornell cracNertsek az hhndlins
1-~-,e---haries = Maabatt $3.50
IN verslty 20 Tfa-o. former chiaf ~
detectives SR.t Lake Ctty qrfe
actor ard cff"f - plsrt police y
NcCort wpauv Detroit
Rirh- gaa-3-lfee simpson
--1 Wisconsin, rated as a.i-Wesl-
srn guard n 1873
RiTht tackle Bill Ward t1-ol
5eorgstown. rated as sll-ADerscan
star ln thai position
ght Birdie" Gardiner 1891
Carlisle. au-AuericAr end. and cap
Cua-.s--wa--y Costello George-
tcwn. American hst in 1914 and
famous for rls drop k'cslng ~ "a
Left hals BAKE Miller ass
Mich Kan Ages famous helt and
Right hals-Jsrry ueprsto. Mner'
running mate ar "
FuiIback -l~a~l Nelson fIso1 MIA
nesosa IN u- Williams Western con-
ference champ torsrlr teaul
ubSft-1res-k erWla. Gsorget0~n.
A. guard Kenyon. - case a. end
KrAme- Wisconsin. AZ end Myths
On college. half Wymau Etpor cni-
leE- captain ~ 1878. and AL Wlsron-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-18
NEW YORK FACES
SUGAR FAMINE
Gr0cers Refuse To Sell In Lot.
Of More Than
Two Pounds

new YORK. Oct. ls-New York
housewives rel, The FIRST pinch %
war on their food supplies todas
when they found 81, impossible 81
bay large quantities az sugar
Many dealers refused 90 sell morr
than one pound q any one individ
ga. 0ther Erocers ser the I'm
at two pounds. h1t refused % sell
Until s worth % other goods was
taken Retailers demanded 70 co1te
pound for sugar IN many r
stances
Dealers declared they were una
bic 10 get sugar from The rerncr
and predicted acute shortage by ~,
end OF tho week Some hcueey ire.
who tried 70 lay "a a good sugar
supply by going from store'to stof
and buying tho maxim I'm allowance
% two pounds found grocers rafus
ing 20 sell any sugar whatsoeveI
except 20 regular customers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-18
ALL-BUFFALOES
PLAY HERALDS
NJ KEGS CANCEL
Pittsburgh Team Disrupted BY
Draft Cancels; Buffaloes.
Good Team

All Buraloes, rated one OF The
best balanced football teams in the
east. Will stack ul AGAINST tho Hcr.
aids. on Navn aeil sunday after.
noon, IN place OF me PITTSBURGH Nc
KEGS Rocks.
The Pittsburgh boys were forced
20 cancel their date because SIX ~
We players were selected for The
National army n late call. ard
are now ou their way 20 canton
mont camps They thouSht- he call
would come after the Herald con.
test. and when The date n reporting
Mas showed ahead week there was
nothing 20 CO bur cancel, the Herald
contest
The Heralds We're Tcky Ia finding
ihe AliBUEaioes idle. because OF a
cancellation and SO the Customers
viii pinch hit" Fer the smoky city
OU,fL
Frank NJ Pleasant. one time
Carlisle football and track urinary,
Is coaching The AllBunaloes and
has fine bunch of college stars in
his squad Dan Floyd. for three
years an AT southern selection
while with North Carolina A. and n
Tallchef. from Carlisle. Douglas
Jenery from Georgia. Ble.ch from
The Lancaster professionals and OK.
college STAR. sherman of Rochester
and ether stars Will tc included Ia
ne lin@up 'hat WI face the Her
A.ls
Wlth Fuusack Duane ont OF the
lineup. because % cracked rib.
-oach Marsh sli's hackaell is pretty
We'll disrupted Mu.iAne Wi, doubt
less CD in AZ tuilback ana while Dan
ny is good man ne is hardly I'd
10 the standard az player ike
dunno.
The Au-B1raloes VIII have 20
hump sonle 70 trim the Red ana
White 81 they play lke faey did
gains, the Cincinnati ceits SO
next Sundays Battle IS likely go de-
velcp into an Interesting cuIie
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-18
ON WARS @ Harold @,s
SIDELINES wilcox


v-rvr ,,n,sns % the sg0th heavy artillery training az Camp
their Young from Detroit ara CISCO,
fo after month h army
- aa0th artillery conservative regiment has been Fe
award prosnotons a Lieutenant oone ht
declared he ~ hs "
nTav October drau contingent lsd aTIV51
n-res
The colonel has
Warrants VIII Boz announced iosa} 10Y
acppy and companies batteries a.
Recruit Harry Fonusr and Lee O. ase VII m
Fred X named corpor1 ~ ms same
sweeney Howard end ~ Van Ala also oI ,n3 suppl
be privatesa ipa fAIile7 0'
honor small raise towards future pFonao'on
Charles H. HoeAein Archie sun C
faisp ard Harvey hontl.
nromoted to headquarters
Arthur Clinton Smith viii be made eotPoIa n @
Marshall Is Bonner John is
Battery a. Richard
and Carl zimmerman ~i ~ mace
other than ae
football Detroit This = another
football player possesses IN the war game
IA griddcr the Nn
either
W Moore and victor r. tfFS
sergeants Pets and Roy enry Jeap
win be promoted copora In command jack A. Dempsey
+ G.. John
OweA Potter Norttit
Z Decker Battery
Maher Leonard
Giode Oscar L Brown Ao
viii be promoted 90 be copoTas ~ Ae
There opportunity cheyrons These promo
all regiments there VIII oe
which abilities VIII enuue them
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-18
NORTHWESTERN
FALL SCHEDULE

Northwestern high ecaro wit1
one exception has completed its
1917 football schedule AI GATE.
having been arranged excer, Noy
which q still open Following
arc The games arranged
Oct 200 20, Ann Arb0r a,
grl3serE fed
oct 27--Grand Rapids South ar
rand Rapids
NOV. 3-l.9o, Eastern 81 Goidberg
cid.
Nov. lo-v1ndsor ~ Goiaberg
dsld
Nov ls-3. Cass az Goldberg seld
Nov. 1f-Cuen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-18
Learning the Language

taught enlisted q foreign birth
~ who Robins ot the famous Ford
81 The of instructors
ard formidable task
Monday
Of " C.
Yorkan teaching o. English foreign
OF
Of
English looked Ike charade
bu
would
In
Camp be FOR everybody who
All the officers but the Soh field artillery
inroads
technical artillery Instruction
fitting about the that the 5000 destined Tor the
this week That is unlikely Regenta ooaers cannot
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-18
A Bit of Romance

%oLKs seeking
ID battalion OF
educated military
He "a a He
Belgium
duty night Lille he stopped village for
The advancing believed hours behind
allies Shortly after midnight Hamilton
the Ftzes invading the village he and did bit
scouting
population
90 be
hiding while
school Hamilton
His commander permitted Hamilton drive the girl
relatives prepared for her Before
Yankee ambulance driver married the girl
For weeks blind When he recovered Hamilton brought bic bride
United States When this
bottom Sheridan
this
Battle Creek Her brothers died
broherinaw British major, killed Galp0
OF thrill out OF the splendid The
obvious
That's plenty
Hamiltons opinion
dependable
him
United States will have the finest in the world