davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-22

NURSERY GOYERNESS. Young German Pnstes-
tan; ineKpeT. enced. some hospital experience. C..
Miss HO'mayer's Agency. 10 last i3d st.. 81 floor.
Telephone s9i7 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-22
Humidity
Barometer Readings

Humidity
sam ..... 96 l p. m...... &C ?. NJ. Sc
Barometer Readings
sa tn... e99l ] p M. 29Sj p. m. 29Sa
local oAioial Forecast. Fair and warmer Sunday
and Mouday. moderate temperature. moderate west
Winds
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-26

Ram nadb 4 llht nod eine Ra6ri6r
ober eins 4n0eige, oann brummte be,
9ruder 8euteI, Der auf isinsr Sanb.
prsIie ben Drud bsiorgie. ssbm nal
es barum gu tbun, bab Der 9efer am
HGHfien miorgen piinftli6 bas BIati
auf Isinem RaHeeiifa Iisssn bate; OF
bariibsr cine Ha6ridt um einen Sau
dltsr fpurbs, bos tiimmerte ibu psni.
ger. Die pbraie: .Dir boIten BIZ
preHs Elm, nm otss ober bas mitsu=
tbeiIen", frar bamaIs nod gang unt
sdbe.
Das gintreffsn elmer lansen Bot
f9nft erreeie iebesmaI qrobe llnrubs
unp rief piele Seuf3er berbor, nihi
lotpobI tpegen bes leberIebens, als
iDegen bes Ssbsns, benn bas gebers
perionaI mar riht aroB. Sd erinnere
mid, bab an elmer 9otifnft Biz in
ben ndHiten Ulprgen binsin georbeitei
!purbe. ssrnu Rolitor bate ftarten
Snffes sendhi, 'um Die miiben Seber
toa4 81 erbaIten. gbsn mar bic leBtc
Belle peiebt unb es fouts bic pro6s
obge5ogen iperotn, ais iensr ungfiids
lit)e Sdnpei5er, BON lpsltem i1 i'm
lebten &apitel fpru6, lie llneeI6ids
libteit begging, Stpet S6iiie Doh Sdb
iiber ben 6aufen gu tperfen. Die an
bern Seber fpdren 10 ipiitbenb, bdb iie
ben llnaliidTsligen bur6espriigeIt baz
ben ipiirben, ipenn fi6 oerIslbe ui6t
bur9 eiliac 5tuft ibrem ger.hten
.3orns entsOgen bate.
90 mar es bdsumaI; beut, III es
onesrg estporoen. Sd bIie6 i'm Bolts
bldtt" biz i'm aneuIt 1S43 unb otna
bann no9 Grlumbng unb eriinoete
NIT Rsiirbarb ben .Beif6oten". D1ein
Ruffclaer In Der Reorttion tes
r8oIts6ldtt" mar Der bereits ertpGbns
te QrrfeiIor glib, sin SGtpu9er Bee
beriibniten piunofo6rttnntsn 10. &nas
be in Baltimore.
Gs 1T Elm it5n,r 3us Der Den
ifennatur, bab mon iid MIR beg Gns
genehrnen uno Sd,6neu aus Der Der
pnnasnbsit eriunert, oas 5riibe uub
Diecripdrtige nter Isitt persibt ober
Oaiisfbe tpsnigifens bIos nod bon Der
fomiifeu Geife tstrnhttt. 0esbol5
ipri4i man aHt INNER rur pon ber
autsn oIttn 3eit uno besbalb bdb.
id mir MIR frenroIihe grinnerunesn
beipabrt. Inter uns aeiuat bntts IN
beiish bteie aute aIte 3eit aud i6re
bebsitsutsu Uludsn uno aiimmers
rife.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-26
aurSOeatide e;daten-Ssieaidaft.

Inter benz 8oriis oes Serrn aueuit
S6rrer unb nit Serrn Intbonp &urs
re oIs prptotoufibrer bisIt Der pbiae
8stsin aeitsrn i'm 9eutifen aIub ieis
ne reeeImdbiat Bsrfdmmluno dt, bi.
iebo9. neil teirerIei Sei96fte porlo,
asn, MIR cine tur3e mar. Der auss
Idub. pelhsr Sie @rranoemenfs fir
ben 9au am II. Ropember in 6dnoen
bate, trifa.tete eineu porIGufioen Be
rt6t, pemsuFolge Der llebsrIbuB et'pd
$3.50 bttr6at. Der ponftdnoiae 8,s
ridt miro m Der nG6fen 8srIomms
IunG sinasrsift ptrben. grn SteIle
ets 6errn SEQ. 5oppe tpurb. Serr
6enrn SGutrtd1nb ola Ritdlieo oes
ausfaufies CUR &epioiruns Der Sta-
iuten ernnnnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-26
EHr ensIiid eernenNe.

Sn Der 9ufonctte 9IoonlifuIe,
gnnf uno 9apmilIer Strabe. 1T cine
aIdile fir ausI1noer i'm @ana, Ole
alien oenen areeIesentlihit gu ems
piebIen it, tpeldlc eraIiih Ierueu mol
len. lie aIaiie 1T fir gtdmer unS
Sraneu, miro non fonbeteutrn 9eh=
rern aelettet iino III inn ltutcrridtss
sinu1er 20. 204 I'M oritten Stod uus
terlebrad)t, @er on oem llnterrihf
tbciI,unchmen miinidlt, noge iih am
aPnntoa NbenS omrtrIScn. Gs ilt tmrm
n6tbis, iiber Die Gothmenoisfeit Der
@rIernitna Der 9onSesiprode 8orte
All ocrItercn. Ger bier portpdrts tom.
men min, ulnb Die Spru3e feunen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-26
9leine 4piiseisN Nadjrihten

Sumes 6rporo, 321 Oft atbertb
Strobe, lpuroe gsFtern friib an Der
Court Strast unb Srodntpap Don brei
rpeibsn MGnnerr au 8poeu geihlugen
uno nm feline 9aari6oft i'm Setrage
Don $S beraubt mn mubte tnfolee Der
erlittenen 8erlebun1en nob bern
Stabtboipitol gcbrabt tpsroen.
Sames :. 8idsrstum, 806 @eIt
Z. etrabe, meIbete Der pplbei, bnB
er an Der Court unb blum Strubs
poR sipei tpeiBen MGnnern oneeholtsn
unb am ieiue 9dnrihoft i'm Setraoe
BON S29 bcraubt iporben fei. Da Der
lleeerfnlI 'idb 70 piSbIia sutrus nnb
bic 8nlnsr bonn bic SGuht ergrtffeu.
tonnte @idtrsbum teine eeraue ge-
Idlreibuna nerielben aeben.
- Die qolisti IN cuff Der Suhe
nod sem 25iGhrioen 9cb. MiIlidns,
1s2 Sune Strobe, bet nit eirer $50
stcte, ,relte ihm WecTobdn unb Rad
Ion, Die 9eikr bes neuen Sifts Sbe,
arr, eaben, nm bnfiir aleinaeIo su
erianaen. reribtpunben 1T.
= Der 45i6brps Sofspb TlrSns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-26
9emti1e Cbb Jeassps
Bit Silfe Der SaHser oeraHitalteteu
iie biibibe MISUNDERSTANDING.

Sie oelitfben 2ogen Der S0o sSele
Ions uno ibr @efangoerein, Der Dob
SelloiD WGnnerhor, bdtten lid einen
b6hit bergniigten &berb bereitet ourd
Die unterboltirng, fpelde oos allges
meine agitationssaommittee orrans
airt botte uno i'm Dob sSeaofp Een1pel
ituttfanb. 0ie 0htalieoer ipdren NIT
ibren SSamiIien in GROCER 3abl err
fdienen un0 70 nett un6 genliitblth
gina es Sit, ouB Der Sonntug Worgen
ldngit angebrohen par, ebe on ben
Seimgand geoadt mliroe. Gin bib
ihes Grogranm mar borbereitet Dors
ben. 5u 6eiien er6ffmn1g Die gtotios
nalbpnre bon ben Seittbeilnebnlerr
geiungen fpuroe. Serr 9ugo s. Siren
hielt cine her5li6e 9lniprahe uno
oom famen 9ieber nit GolobortrGs
Gen in burter &eibe. Ser Soo sSenotp
S1ngerdor trug lluter 2eitiind ieineg
0trigenten Souis @brgott cine ane
3abl biibffDer golfslieoer Dor. Sri.
Iaula 2ueoers tportete nit einer De-
flamation olif, Sri. SSrieoa 3iegler
nit einem Hinnobortrag, SRI. @on
3immernann nit einem 2ieo, Serr
GnrI Gentpe nit einein fonrii6en
9iortrag un0 Serr @ilhelm Sdntoa
lieB ietnes 8oiies 8runbgetpalt err
i6aGen. Zen 8ortrageu6en tuurbe
ourd berSIider geifaG geoauft. Ger
etpia junge Serr Senrp Sie6el ridys
tete e6eufalls einige 8orte on Die
sSeItperiammliIng. "a aud fir feIte
luO fliiiiige &oft binreifeno geiorgt
mar, nnbm Die llnterbalting eineu
bortreiflihen @erIauf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-26
grittt gtutid.Srst.f. .airde.
(goftpr 8. 6afner.l

Inter oem @OriiB bes Prdlioenten
5srrn 5r. Brobmnnn unb Der Pros
tctoafiibrung bes SetretGrs Serrn 8.
Stodmann fanb eeitern Nahmtttag
bic bierteliGbrli6s 9smeinbeDerIamms
lung itatt. Qus ben 9eridten Des 5is
nun5sSetretGrs 5errn Sobn Siegler
unb bes Sdabmeiiters Serrn CHARLES
Stifpe entnebmen mir folgenoe Ros
tBen: @innabmeH $97S.05, nit Raj
ienbsitanb bonn @usuIt 1917 $1487.s
70, 2lus9oten $1153.33. jesiger Sais
isubsitono $334.42. Der Yrebiger be-
rihtet iiber cine anIebnlibe Summe
BON freiipiuieeu 8eitrdgen, tpel6e fir
bic Renopirung Der Stride uno bes
SduIlptaIs einessnnsen iinb. GbeuIp
berittete er, baB pdbrenb bes Iaufens
ben 8ierteljubres Elm Wtitglieb bes
5rnuenpereins. ndnli6 6rau 5rieoes
rita 9putis Oder, bic Satin bes
Serrn 2liIeuIt Oder, seitorben TT. Gls
Rominationss s&ommittee sur aufitels
lung Don aanbtbatsn fir bic 2ir6eHs
ratbspaAl fpurben folsenbe Serren err
ndmt: s. 8, 8rotmonn, 6. $. nit
tenoprf, 8. 2ubrmann, 5. q. J.
9rots, Nr. SteuDer, 8. Glausbeibe,
9. Strotbmann. Die Wdbl finbet am
Wtortae, ben z. Sanuar 1918, bon
3 bis s llbr abeHbs i'm Shullotal
itatt. Sas Nominuttons =&oumittes
bat dus feiner Nlitte ole Wablrifter
uno Elm Notwithstanding fir bic
SonntnqsffuIe ar ernenner. Die
Der MitgIieoer tpuroen
nTf berieIben S6be beIafeu ME biss
her
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-26
Sitterariider Stub.
gm Iittnud miro bas 40. Stif.
tuHssfeit geieiert.

Der OeltI9e 9iterariIte &lu5 'es
eebt nG9Iisn Mittpod 9rbenb iein
40. Stiftunssfef burh eine Scitoers
IammIung i'm 6oteI Siutcn. 9os Ges
bed toftet 1925. Die aarten itnO
ausgeihitft uno es miro MN er1portet,
bab bic WlitsIisbsr iich in re9t itatts
li9er 3dbl betbeiIisen mOgen. &u1
iino iSreunoe oes &lubs berslid mill
fommen. Sie anmeIbungen baben
beim SefretGr Serru Sans Soupt,
Ybone: gannl 2463 y, Su erfolesn.
5iir ben 9lbenb in stn biibi6ts BRO
oramm pon SrioirnIarbeitsu in gosIte
unb 9rofa aufoeItellt, fobob Der
56eilnsbmer Elm frpboergnigtss 5elt
hurrt
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ltnfdae.

Die gutps bes 9Grtbur Tront.
302S gedhino Roab, uno beg georee
6op,ins, sos Weft Court StroBe,
tpuiSirtsn aeTtern an Der Gli3dbeth-
Strnbe unb @entrol Goenue urb rpurs
ben itdrt beihGbtgt, pdbrerb bic beis
ben Better, bic IeIbit bie sruftpagen
lenttsr, iirbsrlebt enttomen.
Der 24isbries Sobn 6lartir,
s14 Roin Strobs, fieI aeitern frib in
stfpns drseheitsrtem 9uftonbs on Der
Noir unb 9iberta Gtrdbe 70 uuaIiids
ltt auf ben Seiteufpee. onb er eitsu
Shnlterbrub, Iotpis sinsn Ieiften
S6dbslbrn6 erIitt. auto patrpl 2
bruhts ihn nab bem StabtbcfpitaI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-26

............... 9tansepmbe
b .GeIistsit' Ban Der StudsH
frau Nm. u. Gpaus.
S6lnsGbrr:
.1he Sturs nub Stripes 5preper"
.............. ...... SOuTa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-26

tnre, 970 Sit Sront Strobs, fpurbe
unter Der &ntInss bes Ulorbperfuhs
perbaftet, neil er geiteru friib, uls er
in bstruntenem 3uitdnbe naa Saufe
fam, einen S6ub uuf feline Wirtbtn.
Jrau annd 8roOts, abfeuerte, neil iie
Tim pegsn Ieines 3uitanoss 8Or=
Diirfe gema9t botte. Der Sdub gtlg
oliidIihertpeife fehl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-26
Im 5aufiagunsss9ag
SiHSct in Der RniifbalIe cine A6enSs
llnterBaltnHg itatt
3um geiien Der SIT. 9llDernO Gros
tectOrg nno SeS ct. gincent
aHubeH Seims.

I'm Onllt'daltngstdge tInpet Hofnos
N Der MaIittolle cine unterbaltung
ftatt, pereu @rtrng gum Better oes
Gnaben gJrctsctors auf Wit Qtberno
unb bes ct. @incent Snateubetms an
Der 8ant Gtrabe kitimmt III. Den
Treunben unb gpnnern Der beiDer
Quitaltcn, Die Der @eronitaltuno beis
pobnen perben, Itebeu eenubreid)e
Stunben fsprr, eenn fir ben 9losno
1T ein ab!pshslun9Sreifes unb ints
rsFantes 9rogromm SufammeHoeHeIt
fporben, bns fGft ausidliebli6 con
ben Gno5sG Der beiben Q(Hitaten
burdgefitrt tperten pt-b. Sn eriterer
2inis nirb tns Grueramm cine Rsibs
ron turneriIhen uebungen bieter. oie
init GROCER SorsIalt einituOjrt pur@
ren uuh speifeIscbne ertbuiiaftiIfen
Beifaq beroprruTen tperoen. Brpfshor
SSobn S6ebl miro ben muiitaltiten
Sbeii letter..
2as SibnnfpeiIer unp 5idet 5ine
nebmer Tunairen oi. folJerbeu 5erren:
8or Office - grton Ronuebaum,
SsnrB p0tter, Soa. y. SiridfelD.
SiBanipcifer In pardliet-@eo. g.
96rqer, gllpborie :. 9erntng, Frso.
@eisIsr, aIbert @reig, @bp. ". @iorte
rer, Sos. q. 5ettte, @eu. 80ni9. SEQ.
SoTpers, Sobr Senl, Dapib ". Bur
tanger, sos. ge-nine, Clarence ".
Shneibers, 8m. @itte, q. s. TiIs
toFf, Subn Roeel, 3. :. 9edstomp,
9incent 8. gedmon, Sos. 4l6ers,
=. 8. SnnBn1, Sobn s. WsiiGIer, mid.
adttus, Wm. IeIge, @m. Giirinq,
Sos. Sonemeber, Srdnt WiIIen6rtnf.
9tug. eunnermnn. 9lboIpb +. 8ir=
man, Sobn Rt,stamp, sos. @ortner,
Bern. 8. Toraer. Geo. W. Nortman.
6orrn u. Grit, @m. &oltmener, ri
hpIas Sanfrn, Srec aoftmsber, ssobn
8. Weher, Sr, 9lorhert &. gsrnina.
Sibonpsi1er im 0reF gircls-8eo.
Webrtnp, 9ol. g. 8dsIer, 5reb.
S6oiper, g. 8 Nods, Mug. geimes
ife, Surrp e. Strctb, Trsb. BOMBER
ate, Grant 9urb. SEQ. 5ran5, Sers
norb 9. gIurre, $oerrn 9renter, Sos.
&. Rurre, Sos. @. 9r61sr, Srant
Relbtamp, +. W1Dner, Glem W
9rtntmau, 8. Grsmerira, Sobn g
Ruiert, @,rnorb Camping, Mm
S6mibt, 9((pbs g. Turre, 2t(bsrt
meFeI, Gsrore Sd6nboft, 6otrp
aoltmcber, 9lGbe,t JansrHnun, So6r
". qbt, 2l S9ea, SEQ 8. Gampe.
2pais \. Gemme. GLEN. D}5aer.
Sbeo gfehage, Scbn $. Menthaus.
Germ gieiroic, Sos. 9rirtmorr,
Sr., a,biltnr Sdneioer, Bernard
gfiine, Treb. Bieibc.
Iidet Ginnctmer-sScbn Rolfes,
Sos. 9rintnonn, Ben. S6onfelb, 7
z. s.. Scllmaun, @eo. 8. 2lbom. 3beo.
@onitrntb, SeHr9 ReBmuu, 0tnrp
gleil, Sr., @eo. 5lrtter.
Srbuunoes sMdnrer -Soenrb Shiett.
ars. guiemtber, GiIion aetterer, Sos.
6. Snffe, Sohp Z. g5ecsot, Sos.
S6os. mushateu, Sermon
Rplfss, Glcm. 2Gihe, u. 8. gotertpte
Ter, 9lnton Bon Der 6dat. 6. 8. 9luf>
tstnum, Senrp u Eurre, quguit
g8itte.
gorberrbs-GSlp. apTtmener, Sos.
4ottmeher.
Die 6errer. bis als Sidetoertcufer
aro Sisanpeifs- fuuatreu, imp er
Tu6t, fih ON Dnt'nour5std1, Ibsnbs
oyGsiie 6 llbt an Giu9ona CUR Ttuitte
inIe an REX Gin StroBe bei 6errn
eefrrih qnIftnens% al u1eIbpn
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s,d,ar fRr HiafoniiTrn ss,pipitaI.

DIR idbrlihe WeitnoGtsboSar ,rrn
geneu bss 9suiihen Oiatpnlh'n
SolpitaIs finost Rittipo6, 5. S.,ems
Ter. in Der glnnaIt an clifton aotnue
Iioti. es psroen Grfriibunssr Isrs
Diert uno abenss tparries GKsn. Sin
Drdaiter ptro Snnn I'M ShtpeItsrrts
bsim sar llatssbnIinhA tOrysttirsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-26
@enubreidJes Sunsert
Soldyes iinSet Gitt,uud abenS sum
gsiteu Der SanieImauns9ose
itatt.

Gin .semtidttr gbcr pon 70 Stim.
men, aus NlitgIisberu oss Doreas
Chapter unb Der ReWilIau uno 5an'
ielmann 9casn beftcbeRb. psrdnitaltet
unter 2eitlma BON 5errn 9o6n u
Soffmaun Gin Hpnaert gum Better
bes 5dHislmoHn Iempsl Srs.l'
5Dnos am Nittipo9 4bsnb, BEN %
RoOember, in Der Wemorial 6alle,
Jol1enbe Suliien pirtn i'm pro
aramm nit, 1ruu R. u. Gpans. Fri,
Gatb. 9isisrle, 5rl. y. Nsnse, JrI,
q. 5bumann unb bic 5errsn: Dm
guntlu6. aOuis pfeiffn. Bm
Shmrn, +. 20. Saas, Gsors, 3,
9eisbton. 6bipiu Memsl uub Carl
Wernsr. Ter 8srtauT Der rsI.rpirter
Sibs 1T in Diloe's 8u1banbIuns, 2s
On z. StraBe.
Das prOeramm III fOIsenbes:
Rational 6pmn.:
.5he Star 5paneleb Banner.
aaniate: r3bs Wred Of tbe
5siperus" aongfelloiD 4aHbtrtOn
Soil: Srl. Role 5bumanu, 9,rr
apuis 91feiffsr unb Ssrr Dm.
@unflad.
alabisr: Colonial Gong" 9rainssr
,galIe b'9lmour :. S6ustt
5err @so. q. aeisbiOn.
Gbor: v2ulabp Of 2tfe1 =. aesIie
2isbsr GptIus: xix Sun Dial"
al .sbs Rurnins Wino"
b .Roou'
q rSn artubp bp Woonlisbt"
b .Sbe open Rcnn" granscontbe
ssrl. Catherine Ditterls.
Soppd Quortett:
.Durh fiuisInbe 3fpsis.". arsmi.r
Serren gfsif'er, Ruederi, Sads.
S6moa, grnmfnnp, 1aniser.
guntlab unb aaefsr.
gbor: .9opbrsat@ ....... Jontns
Mesitaticn: rsslemndms' 8. 5errn
peri edrl ". WerHeI.
Qniutett uuS gbor:
.@.bet" (ocbsnsrin) 49,. Dadner
SRI. Marcel1 Weuae. Srl. gatb. Die
tsrle. Setren 2ouis gfsiffer,
Dm. Suns. unS Wm.
SauoI.
aieber:
az ,g2iebi nnb tbe Curtains
brnipn ....... Sertdtd
b .9is inopins- ...... 8emberg
q rcs bring pou Sedrtsedf." =.
............... 9tanscuube
b .SeIisteit" :. Ban Der Studen
5tau Nm. u. Gpans.
S6lnk@bcr:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-21
TELLS HOW TO BUILD
SYSTEM UP
II Kidneys, Stomach, Appetite and
Strength Need Building Up,
Lumberman Tells How To
Gain Back Health.
MANY FRIENDS OF HIS
ENDORSES WHAT HE SAYS.

II want to tell folks who wake up
in the morning with aches across
their back, weak kidneys, and lost
appetite and energy, how to get re.
lief" declared Clyde Lafon, a well.
known lumberman Of VAUDEVILLE, w.
Va.
II suffered that way for. months
and my back would feel SO stiff on
awakening up and pain me SO much
l suffered awfully. My kidneys both.
cred me and urinating was painful.
| was weak and thin and would Of
ten get real sick at my stomach. My
appetite wasn't much either, but
want to say that Acid Iron Mineral
Is the thing for people troubled like
that. took some of it and it did
moro good than any medicine l ever
used and always keep it in my
home. Lots Of people 1 know haev
also been helped. 1t builds your sys
tenn up and makes anyone hearty and
stout" continued Mr.. Lafon.
Acid Iron Mineral is the highly con-
centrated product of a natural medi.
cinal iron deposit. There is no al.
cohol or narcotics added and it does
not affect the bowels or liver, upset.
ting the system.
1t is stronger, much cheaper, bet.
ter iron medicine. A few drops to
a teaspoonful mixed in a glass OF
water makes a wonderful tonic and
iron medicine for blood, rheumatism,
kidneys. digestion, and whole system
generally. Lots Of people in this state
recommend it. Get bottle today.
Sold in Fairmont by Holt Drug Co.,
in Fairview by Frank j. Yost; in
Mannington by the Prescription Phar.
macy and other good druggists throu.
ghout the state.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-21
5: CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE ::

l looked at Alice in CONSERVATION
and managed to gasp:
What do you mean?"
Just what l say. l gave Harvey
the great love of my lifc-I mean
the great, unreasoning, passionate
7loye-the love that Just asks nothing,
only gives. 1t is not the love that
lasts, but once you have known 1t, no
other Is like 1t. love Pat in better
way. admire him, would die to
make him happy, and 1t seems to me
that my heart is breaking because
do not seem able to make him hap.
py.'
"Perhaps he knows that he has not
touched your heart as did your boy
lover"
FOR which I am devoutly thank.
full" she interrupted. II wish could
make you understand how feel about
dt all. am in love with Pat the very
best way that Woman can be in love
with man, as told you before l
would die-or live-to make him hap.
by, and It is breaking my heart as
well as his that I can't do this. I
would not go back to the old love for
anything. would die first"
Are you sure that IL you should
see Harvey again that the old passion
would not surge UP and drown all the
love you have for Pat?"
Perfectly sure."
Alice said this with such a serene
face that knew she was keeping
something blackstone test that she
had given herself by which she knew
not only her heart but her own mind.
We both were silent for a moment
and then she said in a whisper as
though she were afraid that even the
walls would carry her secret out in
to the world:
"Margie. have seen Harvey; he
is in town."
I could not say word.
He Is Ill, Margie, and he has done
q terrible thing. He has used money
that was not his and his father has
cast him off. He came here about two
months ago and telephoned me, and
hadNto see him, Margie; am the
only friend he has on earth. He told
me the whole story. After his father
had succeeded in making him hold
his tongue while he prosecuted me.
he, was sent out west and given a
place In a bank. Being lonely and un.
happy, he took to drinking more than
was good for him and going from
bad to worse, he awoke one morning
after playing losing market. from
customers account. He telegraphed
his father for money, and for the first
time In his life, was refused"
He Is dying. Margie; do not think
he will live six months, and he is in
absolute terror for fear the bank will
find him and put him into all. have
only two thousand dollars In the
world, SO ] cannot help much.
II would be only adding oil to,
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fire. His father blames me for the
entire blasting of his sons career.
Every time the telephone rings, am
all a-tremble for fear he has been
found.
II don't know what to do. Margie.
l feel as though I were in some way
bound to help him and yet l cannot
tell Pat"
Are you sure Pat does not know?"
Alice shuddered.
ooh, l hope not"
well, my dear girl, I'll add five
thousand to that two of yours. We
will pay the bank what Harvey owes
1t, and send him away on the other
three"
Alice came over and put her hands
on my shoulders and said:
"Margie Waverly, you are the best
friend a woman ever he'd"
Money, my dear, is the easiest
thing in the world to give if you have
1t, so don't thank me for that. / EN-
going to give you more than thay
however. am going to give you my.
SELF"
what do you mean?"
Well Alice. 1 want you. to put this
whole thing in my hands. Ill sec
Harvey and make ell the arrange
ments-you must not set him again"
God knows / do not want to-" was
her fevent ejaculation. "but are you
sure you can manage it?'
mot only sure but delighted, and
after 1t is all arranged I'll tell you
why"
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People From Operation

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tors seemed unable to reach with
their medicines and in both cases ad.
vised the knife. A friend who had
tried Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for
Stomach trouble proposed that rec
ommend it to my patients, which !
did. Both are now entirely we'll. /
am very glad that ! was able to rec.
ommend it. 1t is harmless prepare.
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ice ample time for more than ordin.
ary toilet that night.

ice ample time for a more than ordin-
airy toilet that night.
When Mr.. Harrow arrived at the
Wardham house an hour later, for din.
rer and quiet little evening with
Clarice afterward, Clarice was in her
most bewithching mood and Harrow
Lad nothing Of the gruffness that had
characterized his manner at the office
during the afternoon.
He had come with the half conyic.
ton that that night he would definitely
ask Clarice to marry him and demand
form her definite answer. But when
lie fell under the charm Of her coque-
try. for Clarice was iresistable that
night, he was full determined, and he
was impatient of the many courses of
dinner and the moments that had to
be spent with Clarice's family before
they could gracefully find sequester-
ed spot alone.
When they were seated in the music
room-Clarice had made an excuse Of
wishing to show him some new rec
ords-he asked her point blank and
without wasting time in preliminaries
whether she would marry him.
Clarice looked perplexed, I'm afaid
We ought not to think of it." she said /:
at least, why the war lasts. It would
mean many eXepnses, and we would
lave to give each other a great deal Of
love. and, owing to war conditions. we
ought not to give all that, do you think
so?"
Mr.. Harrow for the first time that
evening recalled his afternoon at the
office, and the man that had dictated
the letters seemed now like repulisve
shadow of his true self. Clarice ex-
planned her friendship for Nancy Smith
and Nancy's hurried call that after
Eoon.
Don't think the less of Nancy for It,"
begged Clarice. 81 asked her to let
me know just what sort of man you
are, and wouldn't let her tell you that
she knew me. 1t Is all my fault"
"If she realized how small was in
writing those letters why didn't she
tell me?" demanded Harrow. "Why
old she post them?"
"She didn't post them, said Clarice.
"They are locked in your office"
1t was thoroughly contrite, hum
lied sort of man that knelt before
Clarice's chair. "1f I'll promise to give
twice as much this Christmas, and
promise never to be a spug again, will
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Ralphsnider,
Of Cool Spring, spent Sunday at W.
n. Ralphsniders.
James Clayton, Of Laurel Fiat
sold his farm and coal to Johnnie
Johnson for $4,000.
Mrs. Fisher spent one afternoon
last week, the guest Of Miss lisa
Clark.
George Massey and s. G. Morgan
attended the land and coal sale Of
Small Morgau's at Morgantown last
Saturday.
Miss Bessie snider of Fairmont.
spent Sunday at Emery Sniders'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymer Barker and
Claude Snider. OF louisville, spent
Sunday at Emery Sniders'.
Brooks Wisman OF the Union spent
Sunday at Emery Sniders'.
Heuing Groves attended the box
supper at the Union Saturday night.