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Morris tribune., 1917-02-09

DR.. Fitzgerald was called in con-
sultation this week at the St. Francis
hospital at Breckenridge where he
was put on the staff a month ago.
Morris tribune., 1917-02-09

Ernest Maughn is recovering from
a severely wrenched back received
while putting up ice last week.
Morris tribune., 1917-02-09

Francis Mahoney, a student at the
University farm school, has been sick
this week with tonsiltis.
Morris tribune., 1917-02-09

FOR TRADE.-For good Southern
Mimi. 100, a modern residence and
opera house, clear. Income 100000
per year. Address P. o. Box, 228,
Marcus, Iowa. ct.
Morris tribune., 1917-02-09

Mrs. Luke Rowles and little daugh-
ter of Hancock were Morris visitors
yesterday.
Morris tribune., 1917-02-09

The Morris Commercial Club is
very much interested in the progress
made by the Alberta Consolidated
School, and President Adams has ap-
pointed F. R. Putnam as chairman of
the committee to represent the Morris
club at the dedication of the school
manse On February 16. Prof. ST.
monds, Rev. hobbs and others have
also signifed their intention of going,
and any others who wish to attend
should confer with the chairman, Mr..
Putnam.
Morris tribune., 1917-02-09

FOR ENT.-Well improved farm.
Fenced and cross fenced. East half
of Section %. Eldorado township.
Formerly owned by T. G. Klinger.
Inquire of Adams Land Company. At.
Morris tribune., 1917-02-09

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Sherer of Darnen township, Jan
uary %.
Morris tribune., 1917-02-09

A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. W. l.. Trowbridge Monday of
last week. Mr.. Trowbridge was
formerly manager of the La Grand
hotel.
Morris tribune., 1917-02-09

The Hotel of Character and Com
fort, Hotel Radisson, Minneapolis.
Morris tribune., 1917-02-09

MONEY to loan on Improved Farms
in Stevens and adjoining counties.
See A. A. Stone, Morris, MINI. If
Morris tribune., 1917-02-09

FOR RENT-Several improved farms.
Inquire Adams Land Company. At.
Morris tribune., 1917-02-09

. PURITY SOOTLESS "The Best of
Best by Actual Test. Lampert Lum-
Der Co. advtf.
HEATING STOVE. -Elmhurst heater
in good condition and plenty of stove
pipe for sale at Tribune Office.
You will find more of the leading
people of Minnesota registered at the
RRdisson, than at any other hotel in
the twin cities. adv.
Morris tribune., 1917-02-09

SIX PER CENT farm loans. Mark
ley Land and Loan Co., back of
Citizens Bank, Morris, MINI.
Morris tribune., 1917-02-09
CITY NEWS ITEMS

The baby daughter of T. G. Killing
er has been quite sick this week.
Morris tribune., 1917-02-09

Lew Kessinger returned Monday
from two weeks visit at his old home
at Panama. Ed. Casey took charge
of his work at the school during bis
absence.
Morris tribune., 1917-02-09
The MARKET PLACE
CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT

RATES:-One cent word each inser-
ton. The minimum charge is 25 cents. In
order to avoid expense of bookkeeping
aud collecting it is desirable that all
classified advertisements be paid in ad-
vance, unless you have a ledger account
with The Tribune.
Morris tribune., 1917-02-09

Will Stinson, Thos. Mangan, Arthur
Hartog, Ed. Peterson and Darcy Sher-
vim came back the latter part of last
week or early this week from St.
Paul where they attended the Out
Door Sports Carnival last week.
Thursday night of last week ten
Morris boys we're together in St. Paul,
a rather unusual circumstance in view
of the fact that their meeting together
Was entirely accidental. The re-
mainder of the ten not mentioned
above are Vic Flatner, Will Kerwin,
Lloyd Slawson, Lawrence Zahl and
Raymond HessIer. Vic left the Twin
Cities the latter part of last week
to accept position in his brother 8
clothing store at Baudette, Kerwin
and SlawsoH are attending the Nichols
Expert School of Business, Lawrence
Zahl is attending the Auto Show in
Minneapolis this week and Raymond
Hessler is working in checking sta
tion in St. Paul. Rupert SIR and
John Lentz were also in St. Paul last
week but didn't happen to End the
bunch Thursday night. SIR is work
ing with Hessler and Lentz came back
to Morris the latter part of last week
soap Eaters.
Crust throwers, those strangely clev-
er beggars who carry dry bread, throw
it into the streets at the psychological
moment and hurl themselves on it
with wild cries-Object, sympathy and
alms-have rivals in the soap eaters
who are said to ruin their health by
the diet for the purpose of gaining
sympathy and undeserved charitable
assistance. Two soap eaters recently
arrested in New York were asked what
allied them, and each showed forth q
feebly held card, one reading "a VIC
tim of tuberculosis" and the other,
Help, deaf, dumb and starving"
Their pockets were well lined with
small silver coins.
Morris tribune., 1917-02-09

FOR RENT. Mrs. M. A. Butter
Aeld's house for rent. Inquire OF E..
j. Jones Lumber Co. If
Morris tribune., 1917-02-09

0dAy 40"
Mrs. Luke Rowles and little daugh-
ter of Hancock were Morris visitors
yesterday.
Francis Mahoney, student at the
University farm school, has been sick
this week with tonsilitis.
Ernest Maughn is recovering from
a severely wrenched back received
while putting up ice last week.
The nine year old daughter of Swan
Hegg that had her tonsils and ade-
noids removed Tuesday, is improving
nicely today.
DR.. Fitzgerald was called in con-
sultation this week at the St. Francis
hospital at Breckenridge where he
was put on the staff month ago.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. W. l.. Trowbridge Monday of
last week. Mr.. Trowbridge was
formerly manager of the La Grand
hotel.
Lew Kessinger returned Monday
from two weeks visit at his old home
at Panama. Ed. Casey took charge
of his work at the school during his
absence.
The secret of easy starting for
winter motorists is having a fully
charged storage cell. We have an
expert to overhaul and to fix any kind
of battery trouble. Olson-Hemming
Auto Co. adv.
Miss Clara Sivenson, representing
the Palmer system of penmanship,
visited at the Morris public schools
Monday and Tuesday and gave a num-
Der of talks to the teachers and also
gave demonstrations of writing in
several of the grades.
Morris friends will watch with
somewhat of anxiety the fortunes of
VIM. J. Munroe Jr., who is second
officer cf the liner New York, sailing
between New York and Liverpool.
The New York left Liverpool on Feb.
l, after the new German program of
torpedoing all vessels without warn
ing went into effect, but evidently
safely traversed the war zone.
The blizzard of last Sunday caused
all trains on the Great Northern to
be annulled, until the next day. 1t
also forced P. H. Vaughn and James
McCanney to give up their trip to
Crookston Sunday. Mr.. Vaughn and
Mr.. McCanney planned to attend the
Crookston Corn Show this week and
exhibit there the Vaughn Manufac-
turing Co.'S tanning mill. They
went Tuesday.
81
Morris tribune., 1917-02-09

FOR SALE. My place near Glen
wood. Room for two more cottages
on the ground My cottage is near
Iy all furnished. Address Al. E.
Stewart, Litchfeld, MINI. st.
Morris tribune., 1917-02-09

The secret of easy starting for
winter motorists is having a fully
charged storage cell. We have an
expert to overhaul and to fix any kind
of battery trouble. Olson-Hemming
Auto Co. adv.
Morris tribune., 1917-02-09
HOUSES FOR SALE--RENT

HOUSE FOR RENT. Call on A. A.
Stone. If.
Morris tribune., 1917-02-09
HELP WANTED

WANTED.-Girl for general house.
work. .. Mrs. C. L. Voss. 1t.
WANTED.-Young man or young
lady to learn photography. C. l..
Voss. If.
Morris tribune., 1917-02-09
STOCK AND PRODUCE

WHITE WYANDOTTE cockerels ;
white Wyandotte eggs for Matching.
Call Mrs. S. j. Stebbins.
Morris tribune., 1917-02-09

Miss Clara Sivenson, representing
the Palmer system of penmanship
visited at the Morris public school
Monday and Tuesday and gave a mum
Der of talks to the teachers and ais
gave demonstrations of writing il
several of the grades.
Morris tribune., 1917-02-09

'WHE fe6cral farm loan act, popu-
larly called the rural credits
law" was SIGNED by the presi-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-01
0yruae edMffsGalt. Gnntrnftc.

Gie Gunor6-2inie BAT ocqcfiinoiqt
ooB iie ia @oiiagieroompfer bouen
lailen mill un0 Die Summc bon
$120,O00,000 6icrfiir ousgeiett bat.
@icie @leIouud bat in Sporrops
Foint bel ser 8ctbleben Strobl.Go.
Die 9lbiidt berDor0crufen 9fferteu
ein3urei1on I'M einen Gbeil Der Gon.
troftc 3lt erlangen. 0ie obcngenaunte
Sinie bot por 8pci Weonateu nit Scr
vEcnn-WfarD" 9lnlaec bon ser GtobI-
@eicllI@aft cinen Gontratt a6geibloi-
len mebrere 9anpier fir sic &oDoI
Wtail.2inic 81 balicm bon 0enen Smci
0criclben einen &oItenpunft BON
$5,000,000 inOolUircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-01

Oes Geutihen 9iot6en arenBes, Gr-
cellen5 bon %fuel, nidt perfeblen,S SD.
men elm oirettes Gonfi6rei6en 5uge
ben 5u luiien. "a bel Der bcutigen
ibleHtcn 'Eoii0erbioung ie0oc6 min.
Oeitens ciniac Monote pcrgeben pcr-
Oen, bis Gin iolmcs Sdreibea bier
eintrciiel fonn Geitatte ir6 mir, ais
Gertrcter ccs Icutic6cu &ot6enarell
3cS, iGon beute S6nan unO alien
treuca nlo opicrircuoigcn Getern
9. n. g. 9. ocu iuarnliicu uu0 III.
nigitcn Tonf lmieres &erbdnocS lmo
scr llH5d6liaen Observation-Disclosures
IN Der 6cinat6 lnO in feinOliGer sc
iangenic6ait oilS5lOriidcn
Sn oeu ietiaen ibweren 6rii6.
iabrS Monaten bis 3ur Ginbriu-
gung ser ncuen Grnte lit eS bon ganj
bcionoerem @crt6e menn Oen&rie9S.
Siilfsiieaen in Geutihlono Ii. GeIier-
reid llngarn rebt reiGlide @}itel
5ur 1urcbiii6rma ibrcr iApicrigcn
9luigo5e IN DER 6iirior0e fir bic bon
Dem ariege 9etroifencn llno in Der
Eilege Der &erulnOetcn sur 8erfii-
gltng geite0t pcroen, ltu0 eS Qe6iibrt
ocm Geuiic6 amcrfaniidcn 91atio-
nal6umo bic wGrnitc 9lnerfennung
Oaiiir 0aB cr oub in ser ieBigen un-
ru6iaen 3eit iein aroBes Siiliswerf
10 un6eirrt lno eriol9rcid weiter-
teriiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-01
9unf fir ben 9cntid-Slmerifaniideu
glatiOnalbMnO.

Sr. So6n Eiarfs, Der Gorliser oes
Siilis 6onOs Oes uGeutid 9lmeri,
faniiden gtutional6nnoes bat BON
&rn. s. Seder, Dem Gelegirteu Oes
Geliicben &otben &rel5es in 9tep-
Yorf Oos foI0enoe Ganfidreiben er-
balten:
usSbr irclmOlidc8 Sbreiben bonn
"a, s., nit Gbed ii6er $10,6749S bos
be i1 erbolteu uno nGu ii6er oicies
neuerlibe rei1e GraebniB Der Stills
Sammhng oes Geutid amerifnni-
i9en 9totional6unoes 5ur 2inoerlng
Der &rie0snot5 ber5lidb gefreut
Gie Snnlme miro N5bren @iiniben
entipre6enO ltnOer5iigliH uno ilnper-
fiir5t weitergeleitet.
9taA glnpfong meines idriftliGen
&eridtes iiber Oieic neuerlicben rei-
den Spen0en oeS Gelttid omcrfa.
niiden glationalbunoes miro Scr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-01
! 1iiate i'd leiner @attin.

llntcr bier @eoirorngcu erfl0rtc
iidj 6rou 9lOcloi0c 6. Goiunicn0 bon
9lr. 7t9, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ii
Der nor0peitH6en @oli3ciltation be-
reit, ibrcn Gaiten mic0cr 5uriid5il-
men. GrltcnS bari cr nicbt me6r
trinfen, 5weitcus maB er 9l6enOs 81
Sauieblci6en lno oori ni1t lGnger
mie 10 ll6r 30 ausbIciben mcnn cr
Die @rlau6uiB 3luu 2(usge6en erbdIt,
Orittens mub cr bic anOcrc 5rau auf-
ge6en rnO oicriens mnB CT ieinen
m0Aentlicben 2o6u i6r oblieicrn. Sic
wiirOe i5n 50 Eoi6engelo ge6cn. 3u
9iidter 8rcnoeI geponot, iagte 5rau
Eounieno, OoB iie 20 Sabre Derbei.
rat6et lei, oaB i6re @atte trinfe lm0
cine 0lei9ung fit cine 6roll babe, Die
fiir5lid in i6re g}aNbariGait gejogen
iei. gilbert 6. Gopnieno mar Be-
'6ul0igt nid5t fir Sen llntcrbalt iei-
ner 6rou gciorgt 81 6o6en. ST ido6
ole gan5e S1ul0 aui ieine Sbpdge-
rim, mar jcOodj gcpiut, auf Die Sc.
oinglmgcn ieiuer Srau ein3ugebeu.
9lrm in 9(rnl oerlieB Oos @aar oas
@eribts5inImer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-01
csdJlucScu 6leiGt ucntraI.

@ie Negiering miro i6re 6iS6er i'm
&riege beo6adtete Sultmo ni1t
dn0eru. 90 ertldrt Der Are-
mierniniltcr 0es neun i6meoi-
iden Gobinets, Gorl SNORT
pic 3uiammeniebuna oes ncucn
g)liniiterilmS.
Qon0on 81. Nldr5. 9to6 ci-
ner aus C5todbolm cn9etroiieucu
9icitter- Depeidc miro oos neue i9me.
Glide Cabinet cine %olitif ltrenger
9tcutraliidt beioIgcn. Ger nelc
ibmeoii1e 9'reniierniniiter, Garl
Snort, bat iolgeuoe Grfldumg aus
Gegcben
ISM Ginfloig nit sen Frin3ipiclL
sic DON Sr. syioieit6t nit ocm mir &C.
mor6enen 2luitroae, cin nelies Miini-
iterilm 5u bilOcn feitgelcgt plrOeu,
wir0 cS Die erite 9Sfli1t ser He0io-
rung iein sic eeilnoc 9golitif elmer
ilnparteii1cn 9}astralit6t mclWe Se.
l}oicitdt uu0 oas irii6cre gliniite.
RI m oitrrbiiiGrtcn, 5lt beiolgen. @S
i po6r, oa8 iiD IN ser lcbten 3eit
Die Sbwierigfeiten mc6r lm0 mcbr
geitei1crt bacon, aber Ole 9IeQierllrg
ie6t in cmer 0erartigen @olitf oas
idberlte A}ittel einsr 20iung 0ieicr
&robleme.
Sn0clu ii9 ooS Cabinet 6eniibt
0aS 2an0 ans oeni @eltfrie0 fcrn5li-
DuItcn lrd6rcno cS ieinc llnub6dn-
aigfeit iltrdtlps anfredt cr5dlt bDiit
eS opf sic llntcrlNibrng 0eS NifsOal
lmO 0cs i1wcoiiWen 9olfeS. @euilie
6rngcn iilr sic SanoelSFolitif 0es
9ouocs, weIHe fir sic GrNd5ring
ltniercS &olfcs lno .iiir sic 9Iuircdlt
cr6oltung unicrcr SaOiiltrie ron 9es
oertung iin0, peroNl i.ir ooS Gab.
net sen Wegcnilolio beionoerer Yead)
truo biloen. Die @cr5ouOhm3cu Ht
ocn 3lpcdc wcrOau ioiogt bcgonnM
iucr0cn.4
Nic Mtg(ic6ar oeS neucn Gabinat3
fins; 9l0nliral 9. ". q. 2inoman
@}initsr ocS glcuBcrn; " Slnlurg
Suiii5miniiter; G6crii 9lfcrnom
@rieasmniitr; Gapt Sons C5rifon.
sQiarinculiaiilcr; s.. 6. ucn 1goOw,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-01
Gur3e Gta6iucmisfcitcn.

Sm o@crmania4Gmb" III beute
Serr SrnrD 8. Nlenden ais G6renaoit
onweicno.
Sic orei 0clticben G1et6ooiIieu-
@emein0en iciern 6cute g(beno qc-
menlom Die @ieoerer0finlng scr
ncll renopirten Stride an Ger gdc bon
Fenniploanio- 9lDcnue mo aloi6cr-
StraBe.
Sic Gicrtclia6rs-9eriaunlnng Scr
st Ginccnt oc Eaul SocietD" wiro
am 20. glpril abge6alteu meroen.
SiS ieBt baben iic6 oieieS Sobr 745
&alrleutc on8 ocm Sii0cn i'm 9ii.
reon pes uGereuS Ser &nniIelle ln0
0obrifanten~ rc9iitriren~loTicn I'M
bier ibre ginfdllie 5u beiorgcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-01


60 bitter iAaut bent 9(aeS aus.
aein 6rii6lingsiaud5eu oringt ber-
aus,
gSie ionit an oieiem Gage
Sdmer Iic9t'S auf manAer trcucn
@ruit
@er 0enit i'm 0eterfeit un0 Suit?
Gas peibt nit einem Sdloge!
llnO mer uoh 0}euid it, fii6lt sic
@oit
0ie ioit 0a5 san5e Ser5 eriaBt
9(ls woQt Der C0em Itoden.
Scum 0enft nan al Die Srii6lingS-
3eit,
Sin ticier S@mer5 eriiiat ms bellt
@eritunmt 1T Oos 6robIodcn.
Gidt 6urdt lit es wenns Oieies
6iirwa6r, 0os wiegt bel ums ni6t
i1mer,
9}e 3ittern Die @ermanenl
God, 0oB man inns 10 tief ente6rt,
Sic mir mr infer &e6t begebrt
9hlf ofi'nelJ li6ten 9abneul
g9ir wolten nur @ere9tiefeit
Ser alien Seimatb tiefeS &eiO
Riei linS i'm neuen &nn0e;
go mar es INNER &inoeSpilibt:
u@ergiB Die alte @hitter nirbt,
glu9 ui9t am ierneu Stranoel"
@ir alaubten on Elm beilia' &edt
ghm mabt man uns nab yfoten
iAlecbt,
glls mdren mir 8errdtberl
W}iBtrauiid lAaueH iie llns an
gei @pft 0os bat ms web' getbou
Ia3 ibiloert feline 5e0er.
Nas oeiltibcr @eiit ienolS polbradt
Der SaB 8ertritt es ii6er 9}odt,
9lls wdr' es ME gemeien.
G9as man nit Gbrdnen alfge6alt,
Gum Seil Der neuermorb'nen 2 III,
SECT man nit rmlbem 8eien.
g9as man emit 0anfbar anertaHnt;
u0ie Dclltlcbe &llnlt I'M neuen 2anoJ
Gie 5pro6e GROCER @etiterl
Gen Selocnmutb 3ur 3eit DER 9lot6,
Gie @iiienicpait, OaS geiitlid' 9ro0,
Ger S1ule aroBe 0ieiiterl~
GoS 9lQes miro fripol per666nt,
Gin 6lin0er &Grm oas @nno our6=
t0nt,
9us ioat' Ger log iib neigeu.
Der SAB 5ie6t milo I'M Sc serum
9lls wdreu cue 3eugen IN,
@er lpiu oa ieige idpeiQ'r?
God fdal OaS lit Sic Sc nS3eit,
Ghum iteben mir i'm uerfleiO
@ie Seius Dor oe 6ergenl
Sod raat sic Stirne is sic @ruit
g8ir iino uns feiuer Siino bepuBt
@er ioate iic5 Oerbergen2
Gmpor oas Ser5! nur nidt oer5agt,
@lQubt nur Dab nod Elm @lOrgen
tagt,
@ebt Sud- MIR nid6t perlorenl
gsdl3t iid Die wiloe 5lrtb ms G6al,
Sod obeu iNimnert f6on elm Strabl, |
90 bats lms Gott gei9moren.
". s. Q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-01

@linitcr oes ISnacrn; aR. Gurlciou
6inaii3miniitar; VI. NomnoritroenL
llntccribts-l @t, Gablbcr9
glGcrboa-@laliItcr; &ofon Gricion
rno M. 6oif, 2Fiiiitcr odne @ortc-
ierillc.
y GERMAN eSu ouSQcfprp.
clencr Nrcnn0 ser
0cutlcDcH
9tod6olnL BID 9oNoon ST..
@ldr5 9omircl g. n 2noaom
Gdpe0cn5 hcncr 9lii9lanoSminiitcr.
mog ten 1905 bis 1911 %rciuielai-
nilteT C6cyit 9lfcruioa Der Aeic
sSric3sniliilcr glf ais elmer Der il.
6Qiten 0iHjicre 1bmcoanS uno
mcilta longe 3eit as nfiliidriiher
9co6aGbter az scr 0eutiMen 0roul.
Gr III al5 NlSQciproNcner 6ratn6 0ar
0Maicben bcIdnnt. Ser glacrbatnIis
nillsr la6l6cro 9ilto itarfer N}ann
hN 4liantlit3nn 2cONl G@ueoen&
mdbgeno pie ii5rigan nalien Cabinets
mitJlie3ar losEiger pelolat iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-01

~. q. e6adrlioyo k gu. li7-2i Gnamher NJ
Commerce &nioNQ
y Eeuticle NrncrsNeramcrWugS. GegcngMnitH, Nal
llb0n un0 Baltimore Giruba
GfutidDs9lWsrifnniIdc NrMcr,Wrrimernuna l5t
iguibali", baltimore @Au8e iW0 0nin
AuulctNncuue.
pSlpNal Sniurnucc 50. oi 4perpopl" Scum nH
gSnrleln Observation-Disclosures iOl lNg pAuins
Net N Commerce lNiihiuQ
nwtrnaWld 0cWgr @ernnfrNn9e WclrniMnun.
Baltimore llO AOrtb @iyni}c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-01

iatlDnal gGnlcn.
oEhe Elb Soun gsniloual slant" G1aO ilut
0rcter@trQhc Sacc1 2s Noof FgiN0elil;
Nenrp Y, Nepuc @Hlhrer
pSesnno gintipNnl @anf'', d32 Guo Arpapw0n
gS. ~. gSuRuer. Nuillrer
,gscittgn siaiionnl @aui", IA Noro 0ifiau Slr
~. Wlatlot Maircr-
Gtaotss s9anfcn.
eErHtidc @ani ugu %nltmsre", 9alimose ug
A0lli0ub @irnEc gtumHi gsebpl NgMi0aNl
s5obu ~ guubcr, 4iceRrHllput @cog0c
gang slalilter
Spar @antcn
,,1cMtIdic epnr1aui bvu Baltimore, Guian
nlio baltimore 2traBe
ElMit-GompagniGu.
D9alr Sepoisi auo arait GempcuO", AZ 1aiip
@ainmaterialicn 26iiren 5cnilcr.
rabmca. GaoclL ctc
3os, " softer 4 Gou ii5 ii7 @lo5resegias
&atcrt9lnpdlte.
Vbipln y. G0nucl6, NesNlaNnli. 4aieuie SAM
eels Qutmayleu serlaasle0ie Nar0ano
Erull ynilninu
Gbapltu NJ 6erdalpu itG lily caw Wuil0no,
lh iuhriNe @tiabuii8
Y. y. 4 N. n Noiparb, 4ii Continental Nlna
@FafiI1irea ieit is72 trioarri@ ii 9alimols
giipmobile.
sladafS ia5 $8160 a5 S2 T50
DBNaaro Mutor 81. ui Baltimore, Nbnrlt3.
Girabc mn 1fi Jlopu Mnelut
GnTun oic p0pudrc Nur $3N5 inlo S9i6
pysnrSc Mobile 0us" waranc 1903 itiu,
gtoio Gparlee @iabc
2an0mirtlihoitliAc &erdi0c @duc.
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-27

for regulating the steamers his moth
er used. Occasionally, in previous sea-
sons, she had had to discard a few
buildings because the steamer did not
maintain an even temperature, and
Harry began his labors by eliminating
this trouble. He had installed Their.
mometer, made change here and
there In the drafts and flues of the
stove, and that obstacle was overcome
Then he had spent day in the nearest
large city, and had there succeeded in
Tying the needed ingredients for the
buildings at prices slightly below those
that his mother had been able 20 Sc
cure. But though he made these chang.
es in his mothers methods, he changed
not jot nor title in the old rule
which his mother used for the pud.
ding, nor did he attempt to use any
ingredients OF an inferior quality. He
seemed to have a tremendous respect
for the good judgment of his ancestors
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-27

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 21.-
The first girl page in congress-that's
the goal of Cecilia Martin, fourteen.
year-old Washington lassie. backed
for the job by Miss jeanette Rankin,
first woman congressman, and Repre-.
sentative Clyde Kelley, representing
the district including Cecilia's former
home. Swissvale, Pa.
Even if circumstances prevent &c.
ella from attaining this ambition she
had already qualified as the youngest
and sharpest little lobbyist Washing.
ton never saw. She has amazed house
Office building employees with her
shrewdness and energy in lining up
support.
There's woman in congress now"
Cecilia says, land therell soon bs
more. So why not girl pages? The
women congressman will need them.
81 want to study law later, and [
think the house job will help me a
lot"
Does Cecilia understand the perils
of politics and is she fitted to cope
with them? Listen:
Miss Rankin has told me she would
do all she could, but she's republican
and can't help much when the deu.o.
Gratis are in control. But Mr.. Kelley
is a democrat"
The girls father is steel shop fore
man.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-27

out. "if it had not been for me you
would never have had this to bear?'
II l must, dear, I'll pay the price
gladly was my answer. You and l
will share this burden, we will give
to this child all that can be given him
but sight-we will love him as no
other child has ever been loved be,
cause We love each other.
AZ have been restless, Chad, and
wanted to do something in the world,
ard now my work has been laid out
for me. You and !, dear, will not on
ly make our child see things that the
blind have never seen before, but we
will give other blind children the same
blessing
II wish, Margie, you could have
seen Chad's face. His imagination
was Immediately fired. He almost
snatchtd the baby from my arms and
held It close while he said. DO you
think We can do 1t? Do you think
we can make the life OF this baby
worth while? Can we hold his hands
in ours when he knows and find that
he will not curse us for letting him
liver
Il took the baby back gently and
drew Chad's face down to mine. We
viii try, dearest I whispered, and ]
felt Chad's nerves lose their tense.
ness as he looked at me with almost
smile on his lips.