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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-28
q /.

Seute abeno eiebt bie beriibm.
te Gdngerin, Sulia Gulp, sur Belt
Die bette 2ieoerldngerin, 0ie es giebt,
elm aonsert in Ser geetbopen-Salle.
Sein Sreuno edter Sansesfunit ioll-
te iid) oielen groBartigen @ennE
snfgeben Iafien.
Sonntdg woaert mebrere Mit4
gIie6er unierer 2eeis!atltr inter
Gibrung Der Meprdlentarlten Roro-
Aniis unD 2ange uniere Staot bein-
xi)eu.
SIN sitter bon SO Sabren itarf
Moatng nadJt Jrau Minnie Cecilia.
Die 8erltorbene itammte aus HuB-
Haa6.
Ser 8eetBopem 90 d n
nerhor bernnitaltet am Sonntag,
ben II. Mdr5, elm 3abaret perbatn'
DEN NIT San5frdn5den. anfang
Bnnft s Ibr.
- Dos Wobnbuiis bon 6. 6.
Nbiaips. an Der &aaioap apenue
brannte geitern nabmittag gum Seil
nb. Der Ghaoen belduft iih aif I'M
gef1br 5000 Dollar. Muh oas R.
nnfbarte 8obnbaiis BON 6. 6. Seal
tpur0e leidt beId1bigt.
Die Stabt : &ommiiidre fla
Zen Die Sumnte bon $500 sir I'm
teritiisung Der Bubble Sealtt
9mrfes @~Iioication" beipiligt. Gin
geiI oes @eloes miro fir bic 8e.
5abIung BON 5tpei aranfenpflegerin
nen bis gum gnoe bes 6isfaliabres
Derrpanot meroen.
ginbre1er iinb ourd Elm Sin
t~erfenIter in s. &. Gapauougb's ga
loon an Der 9ouiton Strabe einge
brungen mno boben oarmis ore
Ghrotgetuebre, mebrere Sdn6telr
Munitiom 5tpei 9old)meiier, 5fue
aetp06nlide 9aldenmeiier, orei 3ber
mos : TIaiden cine llbr, goloett
ManTdettenfnopfe iorpie anoer'
Standardization i'm @erte BON $40 ge
SfohIen. Ole entipenoeten artife
aporen als @eipiiine Bel Dem aBund
.Booro Game" aiisgeiebt, fpuroen boz
Den Gpitbuben aber obne Den &c
rinaIten ginfaB eingebeimlt.
Ser Merifmuerinnge 8icentI
A5iIbia ipuroe am Dienitag BON eitel
.grospect Sill StraBenbabn auf oiI
sGefte gelhleuoert. Gr erlitt mn
xeringe gcrIcbungen, Bic i'm Gtaot
DofpitaI uerbunoen muroeu, luoroll
Der anabe sn Sui nnh Sanie ai1g.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-28
Urmnbeiaentums ilebertrasunsett.

Serb. 5erff II. q. an Bertha Conner
| @rnnoftiid in Soltbolme Mooition;
| 1898.
$. II. Hbooius on 81. nnD s. $. @pns
gales, @runoitiid in Der @olinla Iobiz
tion; $3.50.
abolpb Sauer an George Sagerl
| 1O3.28 Mder 2ano; $4,000.
ST.. 9. 6. 0itte an CHARLES S. 11rs
ban unb Srau. 8runotiid in @itte Ser
race; $4,000.
8. 8. Starf. an 6. $. unb S. Collins,
@rnllbitid in anob SiG; 5000.
Sarab 6. Meaen5ie II. q. an 8. U.
3pIiilg, @runoitiif in Der 2nfebien abz
bitton; 81.
Wfarp aobr on 81. g. &1lolle, @runo@
Itiif I'M nenen gitps8lof 925; SIS Ii. q.
s. g. Safdfe an @. 6. SUDAN,
@runoitiid an ber 8uena 8iita GobiS
ton; $3.50.
Charles NeiDert an Srmn Srieba Reie
bert, @runoitiid an Der Wnucep Sh.;
81 IL. q.
@. @. Ganger an ". 81. uitb 2eona
Starr, @runbitiid inn tleten GitpsSlod
1929; $3.50.
Nlcr Sosfe uno aIbin Seioef an sc.
s. Arnolo, @runbitiid i'm neuer Gitp@
@lof 1887; $3.50.
Sout6peitern aano Corporation an
g. s.. unb 9t. 3unfer. @runbftiid I'M
Suniet Ylace; $3.50.
Srau so. 9aring uno @aar 9orins an
@. s.. Sartain. Gruuoitiid in alnmo
0eiahts, 81.
q. 8enolo uno Srnu an Nid,arb @oz
ges, @rlnoitiid in Sblban Yarf;
$500
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@esbalb 8ismarf fat iminer
Uniform trmq.

Oas oeutlde Nolf fam lid Der
6iiriten 8ismard gar nid)t anoerS
als in Der Uniform Der Salberitoo.
ter &iiraiiiere p%orltenen, Die Bis.
nlard, lolange or I'M Imte mar, itall
Dig 5i tragen pflegte.
Chit fragte i'm Der befanntC
Naler 3rar5 y. 2enbad), mesbalb el
Dies tie. err iei ood) erbuben iibcl
iold)e 4euBerlidfeitcn.
oSa", erDioerte @isnord. @Sii
mogen lhon redt baben aber mir ii
Die Uniform beqiicm, oeim id bran
DIE oa nift 10 oft nit ben In5iiaet
medieln, uno Damn bate i6 BEL mel
nem alten Safer in 3ipil aud) MIDI.
Die 91lfte bon Dem onrdseiebt. ipns
ld in Uniform CREDIT babe"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-28
Dir 9~esislatnr.

Die M%bltimmuna iiber ben Sub.
aniifionsbeldluB bat geitern nod
nidt itnttgefunoen. Das &epraielt'
4~antenbaus blieb ben gar5en Sag
.unoer cal". 5. +. es blieb bintcr
perIdIoiienen guren III Sisung nnf
Die Benmten berniibten lid, oie fel-
Ienoen Mitglieoer berbei gu brill.
gen. gs geIo11g linen oies aber
nidyt nno ole Sitnng vurrter cad"
miro beute fortgefebt.
llnlere 2egislatur Bat Suit, iif
am neunten Ndr5 gu %bertagen.
Ser Senat bat bie grnennung bon
9. $. 2atprenee gum Mitglieo Der
9eqentenbeborbe Der "ltniperiitdt gu
riidgetpieien. Gs geidab nod elmer
snebritiinoigen itiirmiihen Debatte
NIT 90 gegen 6 Stimmetl. lleber oie
Grrennuita Der @erren @ilbur q.
gl1en nnb S. g. Butler lit nod nidt
snt1hieoen.
SIN Sennt uuroe Die bon equator
Bel eingebrahte Sill angenommen,
Die ben SbuItrnitees oas Geft giebt,
freie &in6ergarten 81 etablieren,
auenn lie 6arum BON ben Sdulpatro=
men ibriftli6 eriubt meroen.
San Sduie lit cine Bin einsebradt,
ipelbe Die ginfubr bon Sdliteli, Die
pom geitoblenem gicb <berltammen,
BON Werifo in uniern Staat perbie=
sfet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-28
Meebrete 0iebltable tpuroe

mieoernm BEL ser 8oli8ei gemeloet.
Gin geeger 1T perbaftet, Ser in eli
mem Store Elm 9ubeno Baar
Striimpfe geftoblen bate. Iuguit
Menger, Gil Moams Strabe, bot
Sen 8erluit zines &%epoloers, meb-
rerer sln5iige, stueier guiennaoeln,
zines l~1eber5iebers nno zines Taar
Sbl1be 81 beflaeen. Ius einem
an Der @oltlton StraBe b~altenoen @u-
tomobil lpurbe Elm 8adet nit $500
renproben enttDenoet; o1Beroem lplr-
DC elm fiinfiitiges 6oro automobi1,
bon Dem Die 2~i5ensrmmmern abge-
riiien paren, auf Der 8olisei : 5ta-
tion eingeliefert.
Gin aus 1876 gransportrpuaen
b~eltebenoer Grain. bon mebr als 600
MallIeieln ge5oger, traf beute nit
tag in unlerer Staot elm uno miro
Don bier aus per 8abn nod Stem
Yorf beforoert. Die @agen : So.
lonne mar fir Die gerpfIegung Der
Teribing 'fhen gruppen IN Mterico
benust tporben.
Die BON Serrn Mler Bauer als
@oriiser oes 8ergnigungs : &omi=
tes peranltaltete, NIT grobem Bel
faIl n~nfgenommere, &nbaret 8or!
Itealtng i'm 9eetbopen : Mdnnerd)pr
miro am Sonntag, ben II. Mdr5,
eine 8ieoerbolung finben. Mnfang
Bnnft s llbr.
Der Goriibenoe bes Mmoito.
riunt : General aomites, g. s.
Nibolion, bat am 9ienitag ein GRE
fntip : &ontite ernarnlt, oas iid ans
Den f~oIgenoen ie6s5ebn Herlpnen
5uiammeniebt Sam 9. @eaer, 90
Mano, grnit Stepes, George 6.
Saur, 81. s. 9aroing, s. s.. airf-
patrif @apne 9obnnnoh 8. 81.
@ebb, s. g.. Chamberlain George
@olmgreen, Albert aronfosfp, Senrp
8. @alfi 9. 5. StrauB. 6rau gli
Serbberg, 5rou S. &. Smith uno
5rau @inheiter aelio. Auberoem ge-
boGren oieiem aomite Die 5erren 9.
s. HidoIion uno Nat ~. @aiber als
er officio Witglieoer an.
Die S1peltcrn bes ct. So
iepb @aiienbaules bea6iihtigen ben
auf bieie Nnitalt %entfaaenben Cell
Der Tflaiterungsfoiten Ser @elt Cont
mercc StraBe i'm 8ctraee bon
$600.f burf geitrage mil0tatiger
2eute 81 %iammeln; es lit ibnen mdb-
reno Der letten Gage ldon gelunseu,
ctlpas iiber 5000 bierfiir 5uiammen
5u bringen.
aongreBmanu JiseeralO, Der
@oriitenbe oes Ippropriations-a So
mites bat unierm Heproientanten
Slapoen mitgeteilt, baB Die fiir Die
Iergroberung oes San Mntonio ar-
ieuals eeforocrten @elocr in oieIerm
Sabrc niht in Die .Sunbrp Chill
appropriation" : Sill nit aufge-
nonlmen lperoen fonnten. Die betr.
Bill lei nit mirflih notigen Iusga-
ben ifon i%iberlaoen; Oesbalb milf
ten Die fir oas arienaI aeplantc:l
Gcrbeilerungen, Die nift oringero
nptmenoig waren, bis 5unl nadbiten
Sabre perid)oben meroen.
Gas Appropriations aomife
oes teraniihen Observation-Disclosures
les, meld)es neillid) oas SoutbmeItern
Snlane Miplum inlpi5iert bat, bot
iif iiber Die 8erpaltung Der @ndtalt
in iebr idmeihelbdfter @eile ollsge-
iproden uno oieielbe als mniterbdit
be5eihnet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-28
Sir 10 ' t., s;,'s GGrtra Yrdnie pDn $3.50 III Saaf
Slit u ''s s:s s;'s GGrtra Srdnie uDn sS.6i ii 8aM
6ir 20 's s:s s;': GSytra Srinit pDn 500 ii gaar
Slit . 's t." s;'s Gggtra Yrdnit uou s6,S ii yam
Slit nlt5r QlS q q ''s t.: + :;.s Ggrtrqrimit DOT s. IL Sam
! Slit lnt1r as 80 's t." s;as lggtraprimit DOT s16ia Saaf

Der gorIdIng lit eniad nmo beritanbGd senns. Seer einen
nenem abonnenten ber sur 3it midt 2eier Der uJree &re6e4 If,
= eeuinmt, foneftirt $500, erbaLt, rep. behalf babOn einen Collar nh
ibidt ben anberen Dollar NIT Der senanen aorehe beg gefeaers tia.
Mmkerben tHt aber and nod cine Grtra Hranie in Imsfdt fails Bic
2a6l pon sebm M6pnncnten pMr oarIber CREDIT uirb. Die GytraATra.
ne ienoen mir Sen basm geredaisten un nnfrer Office aas brett
Die ber scmadte Gferc lit fit ieocu I'M tpehen 0ebiete beg Gtaa.
ts uffen. Sober fam fb oaram beteIigen. &ir bieten nmr gaarprefe
ait, uel 0eIb inner ieinen @ert hat nnS Sober Safar anidafen Mut
fanien fam, mas er gerabe brandt.
YQe, Die ION Dieier Dffer 0e6ramd MAIDEN nnb nnter ben oben &C.
tclten gcbingnnaen Nbpmnemten fir bic u6reie SreRe fir Seras@ lam.
ndn moaen, Inb scbeen, ib init ms unuersasIid in gerbinonns IN
lsen, bamit mir ibmen etpase gefpanIdte amsfnbrlidTre Ansfnnft er.
tilcn fDnnem. Sic lmitmng gebt ben gefeaern brett BON mnIerer Of.
lice ~. 2ide Cfferte fat nnr 0alhsfit bis snm 80. SUM- 1917.
rTrfie Yreie fit Seras".
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aMr erindeu uniere 2eler, beren advancement abseanfen 1T, redt
arinscnb, ben iduIbigen gehag nmse9eno einsnienoen. Sn es nns I'M
sa0sIns lit, ben ganseu Staat bereHen at la7en.
siemano Ioate Sas yIat entgesennebmen, Der os announcement
aidt iortsuietem manidbt. 11nS nit Der Abbefelnug iote bic Ginieaonus
Aes reiirenben 8erases erfolgen.
Sic .8eiamg 1T elm @eidaH te ieoes anoere nno besbalb erhnben
mir uns, aeleaentii@ Ne@nmnseu a~assnididen, af oerem prompte Be-
sabInua mir beieben maFen, bun obne 0elo lift f6 fein Geldat fn1'
Sic expedition.
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@abl : Mn5eigem.

Sir 8olisei- nnb Semer &ommiHar.
SIZE nSreie Breie" tit alitori5iert,
5erru George q. Coulter als &nn6ibat
fir bas 4mt bes 8DIisei= unb 5euer=
3pmmiHdrs in ser acknowledgement 8riz
mdrtpabl mt5ufiinbisen ulo bittet Tim Die
llnteritiibung aqer 8dbler.
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L.okaIes.
8abrfdeinlides 8etter.

Sir Gan Mntollio nnb ltmgegel16:
Delte abeno: be6eft, falter; Donner-
ytnq, be0edt.
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Sic uSreie Yrefie fir geras" 1T a,l=
toriIiert, Npbert $. t1br als &anbibai
fir bas Mn1t beg Yoli5ei% ullb Seuers
ipebr : @ornmifdrs an5~ufiinDisen. Ut
eriuht feline Sreunbe Inn lire Inter
ftiibung.
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Die ,Greie EreHe fiir Seras"
ers6einf dIa 0dnehldff nm QNudheutldff.

SMs Saqeblatt lit pieratg unb foht soc per gfonat oocr Sc per Sabr.
Eas Bodenblatt 1T ied5ebnietg uno fofet So per Sabr. @adb gsereo
50 @olo. gad) europe, 9orto e%ingebloien, So.
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Sm bermieten

9as obere Stofmerf bes SouieS
0o. 2tS i%t-Gommerce StraBe -
Gaiim 90 BEL 90 SUB. Nad8ufragen
PIC STt.Gommeree Strabe.
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Gutfpnramen- Erobmftt

Guffpnfamen.Groonft
San sntoniu, Seq, %. Seb. 1911
Erime Grube Cotton Seeo Oil. 83
Gents pei @naone-
Netp gprf, 2S. Seb. Gpot lr1b
Sebruar, $3.50 bio; Rar5, $12.5S
ulo $12.60; IpriL, 512.52 nnb $12.54;
sunni, $12.52 uub $12.55, ssuli, $12.53
uro $12.54; Iugu1t, $12.56 uno
$12.57; Septer1ber, $12.53 uno $12.55.
6urm.Trnbnfte.
Gan a%ntouio, Ger, IS. Seb. 1917
Butter -....... 21e-25c per Bfuno
gisr (nur friide) pc per 9ubeno
9iibner .16c-21c per Bfunb
Eurtebs BIC Der Bfuno
@ei3en. ........Sf.s6A Der gufdeI
&orn .......... $1.15 per Buidel
5afer .............. Csc Der BuidcI
Sen 800. $500. S14.00 Der Conn.
Uemaie.
aartoffeln. CALIFORNIA, $500 Ii. Coz
lornbo. $500.
9iiBe &artoffeIn, Bunptin gam,
$500.
3miebeln. California, $1,000.
@obnen, Crime. $2.2k ner 9uihel.
Squaih, $3.50 per 8ufbei.
Eomaten, Seras, a 4orbe, $3.75.
Naoieshen, SOC II. 60c {. 1 gbb. zBiin.
Del.
glumenfobl, $500 per Crate.
&pbl, $500 per Crate.
@riiner Sfeffer, zoe per Yfuno.
Spiuat, Toe per 8ufdel.
Crime Grbler, $500 per Camper.
Sfra, $500 fir 8uf6el.
geeten, Sd uno So per 100 Yfuuo.
WeerrettiasB urseln, per Hfo. l2h
@urfen, per Crate, $500.
Gelerte, DOC II. $1.00 per Oubeuo.
9eterilie, 40c per Sbo. >BiinoeE
@ierpflm3en, Sc H.. 10c per Bfuno.
&opfIalat, Cal, $3.50 per Crate.
@elbe @lrseli, 75c per 9lbenb.
gantaloupes, Stanbaro, 1925 per
Crate: Bonn. Toe per Crate.
Tien . Marft.
San Gntonio, Ser, %. Sch. 1917
aiihe $500 biz $3.50.
OhIen $500 bis 1926.
adlber 1926 biz 1926.
guIlen $3.50 bis 5000.
Ct. 2ouis, %. sseb. 1917. RinSs
pieh, SeraseIieh. $3.50 Biz SS.GI.
Shtueine 1926 bis 1910.
SGnfe.
Gdbtpere bon, GhIadter .22 Gts
Qeidte rtnt ShIofter 90 gis
Grim geidlsens 1871 eta
Jele.
NoIf mnD Huds 80 Gfs
angorns9iesen, Der Efb. ......10 eta
Gnacra,8ieaeu beihdbiat -. 6 Ga
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@iltiQ bis gum 80. SUM- 1917
Yramien>Sfffrte,
Sin &oridlag DIT nniert Trennot.

0a es nnm5sGb 1T, ale 9ifrifte ano Counties oes staates oarA
Tcjenbe bearbeten sa laHen, mnftem ipir anF anoere Wthfel 5nr tnaner
ar0Ferrn gerbreitung nnicres glattes finnem nnb mir Nno ST Dem @nt'
idluF aefounnen, a~nnebn1bare gramien far meme Abonnenten, DIG Hns
eingeldidt merben, ams5mieten.
Nr planem uidt Die @cranialtana zines logenannhn apnfffes,
ME e. bei emsliden 3ehnnscn adlib it, ionoern mir molten DnrH Ans'
sahlnne elmer IberaLn &pnnmiHion Sreifuiaise antperben, Die obHe BE-
ipnoere MIhe uno gnarensuna fb cine Nebeneinnabue sm berfbaffen
mnniden. !
3m bidem 3wede offereren mir fit ieoen nenen Sabresabpanenten
cine aommiHion non $1O0, einem 0pllar. 9s Wpdenblat Der
,freie 9d1e fir Seras" fpIet $500 per Sabr. Gesen Ginienonns bsn
$500 merbem mir alto bs glatt an irsenO cine mns anfgesebene aeue
announcements More1e Ibifen. M
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Nnu GrInnhnisfheinr

Ban GrInnbnisffeins.
6. 6. Sdaft Mnbau, Beit 8oobs
lntpn gbe. 5000.
@. S. Colder, Garage. Sit19uuitou
Ctr; $4,000
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tim cine GrfdItmns In 1 Gage ST fnrieren,
uehme man 2aratipe Bromp Gninine. GO
aiebt MIR Elm s8rpmo Guinine~. Sie LII,
fersdrift bon 6. SO. @rope mif ieoer
Ghahtef. 25c.
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NanminDne.

Gan antouio, Ser, Is 1/3 gts.
@alpeiton, seftern, 1850 gts.
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Neberner Nab : tlnterriht. Snidneis
Sdiilerinnen MAIDEN ibre eigenen &Ieis
ben, Gnprobieren unb Ndben gele9rt.
Der, mabreno fe Ierner. @ir lpreden
0eutfh. ySbe Mubern ORIGINATING
Gdpol", 504 8arben Ctr. Gan Intof
MO, $eras.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-18

A young matron who had been at
tending cooking school proudly in
vited her brother to enjoy spread
which she had prepared all by her.
self.
do you still have your old failing
of forgetting to put salt in things?"
the brother asked.
81 don't think So"
But, really, sis. there isn't any salt
in these potatoes"
There must be-
Taste them"
The young matron tasted the pota-
toes. assumed an attitude ~ deep thot,
then cheerfully exclaimed:
"Oh, / know where / put II. put
II in the apple pie"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-18
Maud Radford Warren Por-
trays Vividly the Work of
a Big Organization.
(By MAUDE RADFoRD wARREN)

(By MAUDE RADFORD WARREN)
Last winter / was walking up n
grey London street just off Totem
ham Court road; grey buildings, grey
sky, but on the pavement q stream
Of glorious dusky gold, the uniform
OF men in khaki. A group OF them
stopped suddenly in front of tall
building en- which was the sign of
the red triangle. They pulled off
their caps. swung them In a wide cir
Gle, and shouted:
Good old Y. NJ! Good old y. NJ!
Their young faces a moment before
masked with that stole surface born
OF trench life, now spoke eloquently
their appreciation, their gratitude.
They gave that grey Y. M. c. a. build
ing the look man gives his home.
We'll it is the nearest thing to
home we have out there" one lad re-
piled. when / said something of the
sort to him.
We discovered that we had been
other, and then he spoke to me freely
as soldier boys back from the front
often do speak to people whom they
DO not expect to see. again.
Welcome Sight.
"These blessed little huts follow
cur war lines wherever they GO. They
come up under shell fire just as close
as the war office will let them. / can
never forget the first time | got into
fupport trenches. 1t was pretty hard
to sit there under fire the first time,
and when our ~ hours were ever
staggered out of the communication
trench half stupefied. The first
thing ] saw in meadow just up by
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-18
Noted Novelist Tells What She Saw
YIN. G. A. Actually Doing in France


the road was Young Mems Chris
tan association field kitchen all
ready with hot coffee"
The soldiers eyes filmed over in
misty reniniscense, and / Guessed
'hey must have known real tears
when he saw the Y. NJ. C. A. worker
'puietly dipping up hot coffee and
handing out sandwiches. That peace
thl normal occupation must have
hefped bridge for him the chasm be-
tween the abnormalities OF war and
the normalties Of civilian life.
Yes, mann" he continued. "Good
old Y. NJ. Is about the last thing we
see going into the trenches and the
tirst thing we see coming out. Where
can Fellow be sure of hot food? The
Y. M. Where can he see a cinema 20
take his mind off the trenches? Lots
OF the Y. w. huts have them. Where
can he hear little music? Good old
y. M. has monographs. Biggest dis
appointment some of us had once was
coming back to'a hut near biliets TO
lind that shell had gone bang thru
the monograph. Does a fellow want
quiet hour2 He gets It in the Y. NJ.
Does he want some one to talk to?
T. NJ. provides. I'm not 'pi' out I do
say Lord hles 'em."
Had Been Thinking.
This young soldier was quite evil
IDENTITY not pious. as he said but his
look showed that out there in the
trenches he had been thinking o: the
deep things Of life. There were little
thoughtful lines, freshmade, grooved
IN his face. Therefore. 1t was not
hard to get him to speak further of
what the Y. NJ. C. A. had meant to
him.
81 used to kind OF shrink from a
y. NJ. c. A. man-before the war
mean. | had a silly idea they'd want
to talk to me about going to church,
and ask me IL drank and smoked
and swore and If my feet otherwise
took hold on hell But they never
talk religion to you unless you start
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ii first What they do for you IS give
you friendship and comfort. These
Y. NJ. G. A. workers that 60 to france
seem to be chosen with "A view u
| their influence over the boys. Well,
| they have it all right They seem to
know Just what to say and do for ua,
| I'VE known a couple of fellows that
| turned religious just because of the
goodness of these Y. NJ c. A. people.
Sometimes" he went on slowly,
1--WE wonder If the people at home
understand just how hard 1T is for
Us out here. It isn't that ! want to
grouse; we fellows have our bit to
do; we know what it Is and how 70
do il. But we need every reminder
we can get of home. We need letters
and parcels from our friends and we
need these Y. NJ. c. A. huts and re-
freshments and amusements to bring
home over here to us and to remind
us that the civilians are thinking of
us. Well, when / hear some woman
or an exempted man saying, But |
gave money to the Y. NJ. c. A. last
year. / feel like saying, Wen, gave
you my blood last year, as this little
gold stripe on my sleeve shows and
I'll probably give il again this year, IL
I don't give my life.' If you saw us
fellows crowding into the huts, and
those that can't get inside gaping In
thru the window, you'd know we
haven't enough of those huts and that
We appreciate to the full those we do
have. Lots of us feel like saluting
that red triangle almost as we sa
lutte the Flag. That's why we pull off
Cur caps and yeIl-'Good old Y. M"
Humble Appreciation.
Scarcely a week afterwards, one
Mnnday affprnnnn TX In n
from one little country village in
Kent to another when fell IN with a
mechanics wife. She had Just re-
turned from doing a days washing
for a farmers wife in the neighbor-
hood.
II never worked out for anyone be-
fore" she said, for I always 'ad all
l could do at 'ome.. But my eld-
est, 'e's in France, and it's what he
up at 'alf past II Monday mornings
and do my own wash and then do
Mrs. Williams and give the pay l
earn to the Y. NJ. C. A. Because my
boy, e wrote and said | never could
know what the Y. NJ. C. A. 'ad done
for i'm out there. Mother e wrote,
IF you can think what co nfort
prayer meeting was to grandmother,
and whiskey to grandfather, and the
trade union is to father, and the Dor
cas society is to you, then you can
have just little idea of what the Y.
VI. c. A. is to me. Do you remember,
e Isays, that time / got lost when l
was little fellow and ran home cry
ing, and you were coming down the
road to meet me? Well the way j
felt that night when I saw your face
and the lightsNof the cottage way up
the road-that's the way | feel when
l get my three days out and bring
up in front of YIN. hut That's
what e says.
"Of course, Ma'am, that was all
his nonsense about his grandfather's
whiskey. Grandfather never got SO
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The Baptist women who recently or
ganized are showing fine interest and
enthusiasm, as the work turned ont
by them last week would indicate.
Twelve bed shirts, IL pair of pajamas,
"a bed socks, pair of knitted bed
socks. and 2 pair of socks constitute
the work turned out last week. 1t was
the Baptist women who did the work
on the comforts sent to Captain Moons
engineers at Camp Bowie. Mrs. II.
i. Davis furnished the material for
Q, Mrs X. j. Head, 4 and the remain
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Suffered Terrible Pain
Without Knowing Cause
Tried Fruitola and Traxo and
Was Relieved of a Quantity
of Gall Stones.

People who suffer with stomach
trouble, and especially those who have
been told they have gall stones, and
that nothing but an operation will
help, will naturally be Interested in
the story OF Mrs. Helena Bohner,
Laurelville. Ohio, (R. +. ID. No. 3, Box
so. For seven years she suffered
without being able to locate the trou-
BILE althogh several doctors treated
her. She heard of Fruitola and
Traxo and decided to try this remedy.
She says: II took t'ruitola and Traxo
as directed and to my surprise was
relieved of a great number of gall
stones. In all | have taken five bot
ties of Fruitola and one of Traxo,
and now feel as well as anyone could
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der were anonymously given. The
women wish to acknowledge the loan
of two machines by the Scott Hallibur-
ton Co., one by Mrs GRADER, two By
the Singer company. and one by Mrs
"A. ID. Kennedy.
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will
IS oil
dparce
its
the
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which Mrs. A. w. Roth is teacher,
meets every Thursday evening In the
home of Miss Mae Evans to do Red
Cross work.
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A Wartime Martyr.

kitty. / wish you'd get out OF the
habit of asking for pennies to buy
candy all the time"
What do you expect me to do,
grandma? Simply suffer In silence ?"
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The women of Trinity Episcopal
Red Cross unit will sew as usual
Thursday and Friday in the church.
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