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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-05
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-05
Mrbeitsbamsffrafea.
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fein uub Deun iis ss uiGt ilnb, ieten
iie it9 Der Gefabr aus, ius arbeitss
baus seI9idt gu nerben. ME sei.eru
5tpsi gu ibrsn 2eionefen ertabrsn
mubtea. Das neuk, 8ertebrsesIes
perbdngt ndutii6 dber berartise Gsuts
i9pers Strafen uno Wiunisipalrihier
Yeatman i4etnt seneist gu isiu. BEN
SeieBe fsiuen Gauf Iaieu su DoIIen.
Jm Gan5eu batteu ii1 geittrn SIS
Perionen 5u neranttporterI bic bieien
Ober ieneu goragrapbeu Der Werisb.s'
Oroiuaus obI Der ftaatli4sn Der,
tebrs Geisse iibertreteu bdtt.u.
3umftfi paren es perioneiL
pel9e bic goridrift betreffs bes
IbeeblsnbeHetns Der 2i9ter ni9t Be.
folst batten. Die Gng.tLagtsn tamcn
nit etrer DertDornung ober mt eiasm
iuspenbtrten urtbeiI banon.
anbers erging es WlGs Sanlor,
4647 SpriHg 0robe Ipe., uHb gml
Snnts. 3015 gdtbedte Strob.. Beibs
ipdren bef9uIbiet IN betrunienem 3r,
6anbs fbre Waf@inen eefahren su fa.
ben. Griterer erbislt s.br Gage ar,
beitsbdus uub 500 GeIbifrafs, unb
Iebtsrsr, Der ipeutaer lInbeil argerbht.i
bate. stnei Saee 4rbettsbu.ts unb $50
Celebrate. Gnnis erfptrfte burd,
sSurgfd9ortsItefluns stuen sthntdeie.u
Guffhub IN Der Observation-Disclosures.
70 bdB es ausfehf, ara noble er On Elm
boberes @sri4t oppetliren
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-05
Fred. A. Erschell,
2eiheubeifatter nab Ginbaliamira
7.uDore Str, gaetpport, ,Ap.,
1eIsp5su: e0utb IS uns eorfb ae9o.
uesanbda Office, etlnHb s57 Q q
9amiltsn.

ltnicr &sent in Samiltou ID Sera
GSaarb grnd, 449 Glib Sanfte Str,
Stll Sci. 476-8. Soms gbau,
1631.N.
- Die SogIss batieu eeitsrn pie.
mic auf ben Fairgrounds uni ss pirt
sef4dst, bob basierbs bon &c, LOOT
perfoneu beiu9t mar. s5n Ten RoS.
mittagsitunbeu fanben olleriei spiel,
fopis gaotor. unb Jabrrobegte,1uer
ftatt unb 9Dreiie I'm GeIanrmtiuertt
bon $500 selansteu s,ir Dert3.ihus.
- Der Glprrei6e gierie perii,i
Douig r,ibig. Dos snHdiebru bon
Gtrecrodsrs ftp. mar berfUten uab
als tpobItbdtise SoIse bi.fsr Wbobnsel
III Der llmftanb su beraei9nen, bab
teinerIei lluFdlle poreetomnien FuS.
Treberid sunn III eeitrn Ror,
gen INIT SinterIaHuus Der Dittfpe 10,
fDts bon sfpsi S1bnen unb bier Sid.
tern i'm alIter bon 81 .Jdbren seitorben.
- 6omer SarfIercab. Der frliber
BET Der aifenartilIeris eebient bat,
tpurb. geit.rn I'm WlnHbipolseriM un'
ter Der 4nfdurbtsuns eines @d,ttxr,
iubs a1Tf Wtbael q. Rtfter pcrs,
fiibH, aber entIaTen, ba biz MntIase
ni6t betrieben ,plrrbe
--@. SO. Gimpfpn aus Taris, Rp-
'purbe IN einem Woeeu Der G5iD Glefs
triffen in Wiinmisburg bon einem
SdlosanfatI betroff,n uub bsrr ms
Werep Sofpitdi sebru4t.
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Gia sss5eli6,es MsSfubrber.
bot ftbrt 6siIanbs
Rube aid,I.
RritraIiiat Dtrb uiGt aufseeetsn
miirten erferuen Die @efobr, bic elm
eiHtrrteu Der EieoerlaIibe IN ben
arisg I'M @efoIge BATH.

@afEtneton, q g., 4. Sadt
Sails bie Bereiristen Stnaten that
fdtiid elm i9arfes auSfubrDerbot &C.
gen 6ie 9eie6erIar6e erIaiien, 0onr
.ptrb Der Salif: -3oIlnnb in Rotb.-
sDlcberfm m oieiem fleincu 2nilbe iDi'
oertauen; aber mem man nit einer
ioIden embargo etpa errertyen Dia
eii,en ueueu aIIiirtcH 81 erlanneil, i
sa,rbe man Der 9oIitif @nalniibs sl,'
ipi0er baii0ein; oenu be SriteR mod
ten Teiitiflai,6 feline nere sSlotteit'
baiis OH Der seoroiee einrannlen.
Sos 1T Der @ri,rtbton Der 9eadTih'
ter,. oic bier einIiefen.
aae neltnaIen 9satioren baben se'
borEiidtc 9rotelte gegen be abiidsl
Dec Gtuatsr Departments intterbrei,
te.., elm idnrfes @usfubruerbot aul
geaErluasuitteI 6urfBufiibreu. Sol
Iailo Eat aber gang beiouberc geruiuna
etnaelcgt.
ler g,crtfa Ses auteritoriine1i &C.
farotcn, Den ieaer ben asrliioenteil
@ilfon uitterbreiiete, gibt an. bnb 2J
qr6Seui Der ausfubr 6oInnos mad
GaitidlIaHe giiige, tDdDreno england
10 GroaeEt erbolt. 9ieie 25 @ro5ent
iei geutitl.nro I'M Stoiihe su ersipin-
gen, So es iorft Die apbIellIieferiug on
SonnnN efnitellen Diirbe.
GbepdlEer nan 9inppcr0, Der ME
berldnbiidle Geinn6te m @nibington,
meiaeite iidl 5par. bic oegeulp1rtige
Sage itHo ipe5ien Die Gdtpierigfeiten
ieiner Segieriiltg IN MISUNDERSTANDING
Der 9tentrnIitat irurtitten oes Gbnos.
bas Der arieg herdufbefhDoren bot,
nut ben Dertretern bes SrrterTnticnnI
gheiDs Serrtce FL bisfutireil nbcr
iGliebIt6 fpttrbe er bod seiprddie.
vMcin 3anb.- rief er leiiftenbeil
@ides lam tiGt in ben Gtrabel bes
@eItfrieseS seSerrt fperbep, biir1 ben
0ruf ci1reS ausiltrDeysots. aBer Ini.
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ben feseE; bosn rpcrbcr iptr 5eigeri,
oub pr olia segen oie llebern,aht
Mn,pfer f5rner, iYlb ipeitn es fein
nub, Elm gniyes Sabrttnubert lang.
ipie mir es ia Der gerennembet ee.
@ca buben. sta nzssrs Grsbeit o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-05

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nrbett tn metueR gaaen. wettrsre nieiuer
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hsbia o. ginfbaufs gegetrbIs GomSoiHrs cs.
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6irr1f scF bsptsnSsm tiHbetI. Sln1raurieit
SerdlnGs IN bm Dbreu. esrsfippien. Sanitu
boz ben eaiszH rzzkaetuGsiefeiten. Hep
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S9irtribd isntsn ben erausu sdttJerrH saisrs
beadtst perean HsSta q. eirpsm's gsee.
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pdhren

paDren.
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be 5l tragen," fItr Der geianote fori
.Eas @oIf nIub ii1 NIT lndgerell Ma.
tIoneu beariieen. Ger boaanoiidIe ar'
beIier erbiIt MIR eine mitIeioerrgenoe
Gaantitdt 9rob; ,uOem iniiiieH mir
ilod, cine gaiIIiOn beIsiiter 6li4ilinge
fiiitcrn.
-MohI III es ipabr. hoi, Solanos
Getfcioecinfubr aus ben Der. Stoatcu
felt Dem 8eeinn bes sfriegeS 3ugenont.
men bat; aber Die e,eianurt>Giniiilr
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Dejogen eben bds nieiiie @efreioe Dor
oem Sriese ans Riurdnien uno Rue.
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ipr aIio rtsbr Don amerifa be5ieben
70 beoeitet ons feinesneas, bag mir
He5r elnilibren, aIs mir 5raiiden.
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reocn'. ertldrte Serr Don Happaro
.ss-eSe 8,itling, bic mir CUR Sano
f.unrt, 'beridtet, oob rpieoer elm pa1r
crEle 1eufel, ole SdunioeeI an DC.
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Ger @eianbte beitdiigte fd]IiebIid'.
onb SoIlarib oIle Gntb,ariingcH ertru.
aeu miiroe, aber eft arieg fiihren
pcr6e. mern es auaeariifen triir0e.
gon mabgebenber SteIle tplro bn.
aeacn crffirt. oas es aar midi In Der
Tbiidt Der anitrten lieee. SoIlnih IN
ten Gries gu aerrer; bo bies nur on5u
fiibren niiibte, bob Geitfdlnno neli,
Gtiispunfts fir ieine BIotte oil Der
Woroiee gepdture.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-05
samienb Ssaar ed,abeu.

Mus unbefnnn.er lIrfu9e brad,
9effern af6enb gegen 7 lin In Der Ga
rage uub Dem Ii itSdiaen GtalIges
baubs go. 2608 - 10 Beesnan
StroBe, gigenfbum bes Mnbreip Sps
lamb. 1920 aibben srbeHns, ein geuer
aus. bos einen S6dben bon etspo
$1,000 anrthtets, ebe es 1ur9 bic aui
Marn $40 berbeisetommene dener-
fpsbr gefDiGt sxrbeu tpnrrte.
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pouns gu preiieR. met
10 ipdbreuo bes &c
bfusDe6feIs sio e !
Sabrs TN Bet sn'
bradote unb srpei 6pei
rafisnen uitniocste,
aber ale 9uitprer
uIlb ots Dperationen
brncbtsH ulir Hi6tt
gsftes rib 10 phrG
beuts I'm @rnbe, mari
ui&t pbbia g. Qini'
barT's Beeetas1t Com
ponnb aeipeieH. mel
obes mn Ncher bQr,
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gs,ucrsas-G -GrYlSfiuu.

1inser BEN Srottotr Dor b.m
Geiddftsbuais bes Greb Dedeboh 12e
Weft Court SiraBe, fnn5 gefiern
Mbsnb enc eepsrgas GrplDFrn ffdtt
uub es sntfmsb EN- fleines Geaer, bns
jeboG BON bee berbefseeilten Bniers
irshr IN furser 3eit unb ohsn G4nhea
a1ssugt1tui, GdTfat lpashe,
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gereins .anseieen.
9entiher ssiouier.g .gereia.

AtHtftHtI ItulztA'1btItEN-
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bartt bas Ginnebnrsn sss essis
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-10
BOISE has MADE THE TEST.
Boise People Will Get the Benefit.

There's nobody in Boise better
known than r. G. Spaulding, and in
giving his experience with Doan's Kid
ney Pills for the benefit Of Boise
kidney sufferers, he has nothing what
ever to gain.
Why experiment with unknown or
imitation kidney remedies when you
have such good reason to try Doan's ?
Profit by the test Mr. Spaulding has
made for you.
X. G. Spaulding, prop. bill posting
and distributing plant. $40 Brumbach
St, Boise, says: Il caught a severe
cold which settled on my kidneys and
caused a dull ache across my back. |
used Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at
Charles T.. Joy 6 Co.'S Drug Store, and
in short time they rid me of the
trouble"
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy--get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Co, Props, Buffalo. n. Y.
Mr.. Spnulding had. Foster Milburn
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-10

seen it more than two or three times
in my life. l wish he'd wear it often. :"
Clyde, left alone, fastened to tear
open the letter. The paper trembled
while he read.
Dear Jaynes: I just read Of your
what shall l call it-not accident
Great Scott. man, thought you lived
in quiet village, not in wicked,
murderous city where a man needed
bodyguard to walk the streets at
night in safety. Well we are thank
full that the ruffian was a bungler and
that you got off as well as you did
Il saw that young fellow Morley
that you had that row with. He came
into the clubrooms while we were dis
cussing the thing yesterday, and join
ed the group. A queer smile was on
his face as he finally turned away,
saying, The young man does not seem
to be very popular in his home town
1t is distinct disadvantage to live
in stratum of society where You are
excepted to refrain from scenes. I
wanted to boot him.
i am sending the program of our
last dance. Hurry and get well; cut the
connection and come back to us.
Yours, JACK"
Go be continued.)
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-10

summoned to hang the picture accord
ing to his orders. Obediently Joseph
drove in a nail on the right. as di-
rected; this done, he also drove one
in the wall on tho left.
What Is that second nail for" Mr.
PARROT demanded.
IT'S to save me the trouble of fetch
ing the ladder tomorrow when you
come round to the missus' way OF
thinking" said Joseph.
teacher from New York state was
a visitor in Boston. A native guide was
proudly showing the stranger histori-
cal points Of interest. Upon seeing
the tomb of Samuel Adams, the in
structor was moved to unseemly mirth,
much to the amazement and indigna-
ton of her pilot. Quickly controlling
herself. however. she apologized for
ing explanation:
Last term l was teaching a grade
Of sixth year pupils about the CONT
nent Of South America. When the day
come for examination on the subject.
| found in writing the questions on
the blackboard. that space was limited.
So ! abbreviated the name of the con-
tinent One question read. In what
zones does s. A. lies?
That night, In marking the papers,
this startling answer confronted me.
Samuel Adams lies in the Torrid
Zone."
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-10
WARS CONVERSATIONS.

SPHERE is thing a would do for Americans.
1t would render them self-assertive along
proper lines We have good deal of buster in this
country but with it is spirit of ackadasca dependency
We lean others too much We accept unreservedly
the opinions of others without analysis We have gotten
into the habit Of allowing others to think and to act for
1t is the way of least resistance and adopt it. No
wants a remedy but if it shall there is
question it would purge of a lot of milk and water
complacency civic debility and without dsrespect to the
Fair sex, individual and collective effeminacy.
No nation is stronger than its links, and of
links undoubtedly weak. We need to be invgorated
An iron tonic will do if there none other that will
prove effective.
If all engaged in battle would understand
that it necessary to Judgment and to act
Independently at times True, belong to the regiment
and have ORDERS but that association should be de-
prved of personal resourcefuness and should not
depend much upon it, Moreover there orders that
always be followed in an emergency. 1t is much
the in civil life We belong to this that organiza
ton and it's creeds orders, but when crisis
arises do not always think for ourselves. We
depend upon the organization to pull through and deny
it the benefit Of courage and brains We ought to
be more of prop and less of a dead load
The nation needs who will stand their
feet erecty and do the right thing the right time
AS deplorablG is for this country it would have
some compensations
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-10
Bertha L. Roeder lots 4 and s. block

Bertha L. Roeder, lots and s. block
IA, Manville subdivision.
Five Mile Orchard Co.. to Samuel H.
Hays, $500. part southeast quarter,
southeast quarter, section s, township
north, range l east.
Joseph r. Kenny, ct ux, to Harvey @.
Bardsley. lot 8. block 4, McCarty's ad-
dition to Boise.
Guy f. Matthews to Jewel H. Rob-
erts, lots 10, II. u, 10, IA, block 5
kroeger's first subdivision Of Ivywild.
John s. Hamilton to L. @. Atchison.
$1,000, lot and east half lot block 3,
DeLamar addition to Boise.
Frank f. Reinhardt, ct ux, to r. L.
Raesdale. lot 4. block IL, McCarty's Sc
cond addition to Boise.
Lewis L. Folsom, ct ux, to John
Arcnabal, east half. northeast quarter
and northwest quarter. northeast quar-
ter section rs, township north, range
] east.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-10
:. PEPS :.

American newspapermen
are wise in leaving the the
alter of war between the
overt acts.
Lots of wealthy men Of
fel'ing TO make doughnations
to Uncle Sam.
When the farmers get the
food SPECTATOR out on the
eliminate, they will saw it
off.
Don t you believe all those
yarns about fat men. They
are an adipose tissue OF lies.
Whenever nations reach
the explanation zone there s
always a chance Of an ex-
crisis.
War news from the front
was displaced for a time by
peace rumors from the rear.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-10
Here's to Your Good Health
How Typhoid Fever Is Contracted.
BY DR.. JOHN 3. HUBER

@YPHoID fever fourth hfth place American mortality
lists per
haps heart disease Typhoid takes largely among US " p
~ Of cholera which European peoples
from unnecessarily
no
milk disgusting with ener
Of the the which often ends rasay
Scientifically prevention
OF these nfecons the application Of the prophyactc H.
however considerable
oostnacy COOK iJpno'.
carrier typhoid although eno
through
more
sufferers who have had the
disease continued through all that time
being the people VINO asve
mad typhoid ons
thousand OF typhoid bacillus distributor.
MOST infections sefmited; nAoo
But life
typhoid
he
BY
authorities she would required
sne Will not change which she wiz not
the lives Of Others has
egended scattered SEEDS OF
IN MS path Typhoid carriers who are amenabs to reason
careful need sndange
nobodys existence.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-10

Stevenson was called away, beyond our
jurisdiction, l doubt il any human jay
has witten lasting fiction. Each year
we hail masterpiece that's bound to
last for ages; the sons Of men will
never cease to con its noble pages. Can
you recall the books you read. two
years ago last autumn? They were
immortal tones. you said-and then
the junk man got 'em. The modern
authors try to teach old lessons. stale
and hoary; they roll their coatsleeves
up and preach. and so forget their
story. We listen to them rs they
spout. and yawn where we should
chortle; and none. since Stevenson
went out, has struck the note immortal.
Copyright by George Matthew Adams)
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-10
THE I'M MIGRANT.

Once there was Swiss named Jake
Sneezeki who became dissatisfied with
conditions In his native country and
came to the United States, which he
had heard was land flowing with
milk and money.
Jake had been told one could live in
the United States without working, but
though he saw others doing it he did
not learn the secret until he met a fell
low countryman. Izzy Itch.
MIR. Itch,' he said. I'm starving to
death. I'm afraid I'll have to go to
work.
ON, don't give up" replied Mr..
Itch. IF you will answer my questions
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-10
A sEvENTY-YEAR OLD COUPLE

MI. and Mrs. 7. B. Carpenter, Har-
risourg, Pa, suffered from kidney
trouble. He says: MY wife and
suffered from kidney trouble and had
rheumatic pains all through the body.
The first few doses Of Foley Kidney
PITS relieved us, and five bottles en-
tirely cured us. Although we are both
in the seventies. we are as vigorous az
we were thirty years ago." Foley
Kidney Pills stop sleep disturbing
bladder weakness, backache. rheums
tism. swollen joints. whitehesd's
Drug store. Ady-T-TH- g
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-10
WORMS MAKE CHILDREN FRET
Full

II your child cries out In sieep. Ia
nervous. puny and listless, he may be a
victim OF worms. Begin treatment at
once with Kickapoo Worm Killer. This
candy laxative in tablet form kills tho
worm and removes It quickly and cas-
lily. Don't permit your child's develop
ment TO be retarded by the continued
draining OF his vitality by worms Get
klckapoo Worm Killer at your drug
gist, use. Adv
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-10

perhaps ] can help you. How much
money have your"
"None at all"
How much property
None"
Have you ever had money ar nro.
perty?"
NO"
why. then, it's simple and NJ
Itch whispered in Jake's ear.
So Jake went into business as i.
COMMUNICATING W. Lardner in Chi
cago Tribune.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-10
HIGHFLYERS
BY MRS. EVA LEONARD,
CLYDE GETS LETTER FROM FRA.
TERNITY BROTHER.

I've brought you something nice"
announced Julie. coming into her
brothers sick room with something
done up in napkin. Her devotion to
the lofty brother had quite won the
young mans heart Julie had grown
up since he had been about home.
Il made it all myself" continued
| the girl as she removed the swath-
ings from the dish. There" She
held up a slender stemmed glass dish
| filled with frothy. creamy sub
stance. Nurse said / could give it to
you, l asked her. Do you want it
now?"
Sure thing. they would reduce me
to shadow If it were not for YOU"
was the cheerful answer. 1T is a puff
of wind beaten up with the white Of
an egg, isn't it?" he asked as she
administered homeopathic doses of the
dainty. 1T is the kind Of thing they
keep me alive on" he grumt led be-
tween mouthfuls.
What do you want them to give
YOU, baked beans" asked his sister
sarcastically.
Now you have said it | am from
Boston. you know. and ! know good
beans when ! see them"
Cheer up. I'll bake you some beans
when the nurse says you can eat
them,' promised Julia. Il wonder
when they are going to let you come
home" she added.
Il asked the doctor how long was
to practically turn these people out
OF house and home. He said he had
me just where he wanted me and did
not propose to have any changes made
till he said the word. He Is pleas
ant tyrant." Julie was scraping the
last of the froth from the dish.
The smell of food revives me-.
Clyde lay back on the pillow content
eddy.
Shall read to you?" asked the
girl.
every day. | would rather hear you
chatter"
Il am jealous of Mrs Gerard" an
nounced Julie.
500"
"Oh, not desperately jealous. only
mildly So" smiled the girl strokins
her brothers hand. by the way, I
have letter for you. 1t came this
morning" She fishcd IL out Of her
handbag. ut is from Boston" Clyde
reached out his hand eagerly, looked
at the writing and tucked II under
his pillow
Aren't you going to read it?" asked
the girl.
Some time when am alone. II
have you to visit with now" ne re-
piled absently.
Il always want to know right away
what 10 In a letter. Is it from q
mani"
II think So" Tho reply was in the
dreary. bored tone she had heard SO
often.
II believe you are tired and am
talking too much" she suggested. u
had better be going"
Il think I will take q little nap
now" He closed his eyes.
Read your letter first. You will
forget It," she counseled. rising and
gathering her things together for de-
parture.
Thank mother for the flowers. |
Good bye" He smiled at her as she |
looked In through tiny crack of the |
door while closing II.
What . lovely smile he has" unused |
Julie. Il can not remember having