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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-04-19
FRIDAY

Supt. A. W. Graham of this
city has received the honor OF
being invited to give the COM
mencement address at Little
Sioux May goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Briggs and
daughter Miss Sayde were the
dinner guests today of the Fiene
home at the Junction.
Miss Sayde Briggs expects TO
go to kaukauna, Wis, soon to
spend a month with Mr.. and Mrs.
c. C. Miller, after which she will
Join the Chicago Concert Co., as
'cellist in Chicago for chautau-
qua work this summer.
Dr. Heise reports the birth of
a siY-pound son to Rev. and Mrs.
David L. Miller.
America SHELTON, mother of
John Shelton, suffered a para
lytic stroke the first of the week
and fell, dislocating her hip. She
is reported as resting as easily as
possible, but her advanced age
she is past eighty--makes her
final recovery doubtful.
A new awning was installed to-
day over the front of the Lewis
& Williams grocery.
A. Edgecomb has let con
tract to A. ID. Servoss for an eX-
tension on the Ford garage to the
end of the lot, making the build
ing 6O1i00 it.
Mrs. NJ j. Greevy, who has
been here the past two days Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Ed New
ton, returned to her home in
Omaha this afternoon.
c.. C. Williams was an Omaha
passenger this AFTERNOON. His
daughter, Miss Ruth, who has
been taking treatment in Omaha,
accompanied him home
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-04-19
Try a Times Want-Ad.
TOWNSVILLE ITEMS.

Ray and Mae Greene spent
Sunday al Frank McIntosh's.
Mrs. Ray Jones was taken ia
Omaha Tuesday to the Nicholas
Semi hospital, where She will
probably be operated on Wednes-
day or Thursday.
A. A. Greene is building a new
barn.
Jonesville farmers are busy
with their spring work,
Glen Jones started work i'm the
Valley schools Monday.
RAY Greene and Glen Jones
were very busy Friday getting
ready for the banquet the Loyal
Sons of the Christian church
gave the Loyal Daughters. Mrs.
A. Greene and Mrs. Harve l.. Jones
helped the boys serve A splen-
did time was reported.
I. NJ. Hatcher is spending a
few days with his daughter, Mrs.
A. A. Greene.
7. A. Denton was a Jonesville
caller Wednesday,.
VIM Martens was a Jonesyille
caller Wednesday evening.
Several bonneville people at
tended The reception "Wednesday
evening in the basement of the
church for the new Christian
minister, Rev. Edgar Price.
Jonesyille people are showing
their colors, almost every home
flying the Stars and Stripes.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-04-19
Raeifists Should subside.

The business of the pacifist is
at an end. II will do no good, but
may do harm, TO talk against war.
We are in il with both feet, and
in to stay until the conclusion of
a peace honorable to The United
States Topeka State Journal.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-04-19
WEEKLY WEATHER FORECAST

For Upper Mississippi Valley
and Plains States: General rains
the first part of the week will be
followed by fair. weather after
Monday until about Friday, when
rains are again probable. Tenn.
peratures will average low.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-04-19
"PLANr NOW, TO
WIN TINS WAN"
Department Of Agriculture Urges
Thrift Gardens for "8ervIoe ~
Real as That Of the Soldier In
the Field"

St. Louis, April 11.--Today it
was learned here that on last
Saturday when the government
crop report announced short
age of fifty million bushels in the
winter wheat crop, and sent prices
soaring in the exchanges, Asst.
Secy. Carl Vrooman of the Depart
men of agriculture that is fully
informed upon and deeply inter
ested in the Thrift Garden work
of the. National "Clean Up and
Paint Up Campaign Bureau,
wired the Bureau here as follows
Without going beyond their
door yards, millions of American
women and children can render
service to the nation right now as
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-04-19

There is a persistent rumor|
that the round house at ClintonI
had been destroyed, but LOCALE
railroad officials have heard
nothing of it.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-04-19
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.

1917:
Arbaugh, Emma j.
Leonard, Mrs. Johanna O.
Meekan, Matte.
North, M. j.
Perry, Joseph.
Pierce, Marten.
Rotten, VIM.
Schmidt, j. A.
Shelton, Reubin.
Taylor, Kelly.
President of Mo. Valley College.
T. L. FINLEY, Postmaster.
-'O o.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-04-19
Building Material

We are better prepared than ever
to serve you and our stock u be-
Ing augmented daily. We have d
most complete line Of lumber,
shingles, lath, doors, windows,
screen doors moulding, building
paper, tarred felt, plaster, lime,
plaster board, cement, sand, brIok,
cement blocks, sewer pipe, rubber
roofing, roof paint, fence posts
farm gates, plokets, eto.
We carry a large stock ofsths'
famous Observation-Disclosures
PAINTS.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-04-19
Safe Medicine for Children.

rs it safe?' is the first ques-
ton TO be considered when buying
cough medicine for children.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
long been favorite with mothers
of young children as it contains
no opium or other narcotic, and
may he given To "A child as conf
IDENTIFY as to an adult II is pleas
ami To take, loo. which is OF great
Importance when a medicine must
be given TO young children. This
remedy is most effeclual in re-
lieving coughs, colds and Group.
For sale 10y Rohi. Harvey and
Doty & Peterson. All
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-04-19


Mrs Maggie Leonard returned
to her home in the Bluffs after
a brief visit in the country With
her daughter, Mrs. Claude Cox.
Mrs. Roy Grn2ier of Omaha.
who has been The guest the past
two days of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Hansen in Willow
Park. left this morning for OF
tumwa. where she viii make her
home in HE future.
Sister Mary Bernadtne ar
rived this morning from Ken
lucky for a few days with the
Sisters OF the parochial school.
She is on her way TO her school
duties at Hastings, Neb.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-04-19

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Thedford, Neb., April 16.--Lo-s
s investigators believe the fire.
II sich swept seven buildings il
|sAshpsiness district here Sunday
8sss-the result OF incendiarismI1
TT : blaze started in a garaggj
Why're twenty barrels. of gasolin
exploded. No one was about al
the time. The terrific shocHy
broke window panes across the
street and in an instant the who'll
garage was amass of flames
The fire uickly spread to SURF
rounding buildings. The damage
is estimated at $4,000. A heavy
snow which began falling shortJ
ly after the fire broke out saved
the entire town from burning.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-04-19
4 SECRET SERVICE
MEN TO CT ABl0k

Des Moines, Ia, April 49,
United States secret service OPP
eratives, it was learned today
have been dispatched to Clarion
to investigate the fire which Sun
day destroyed the Chicago Cries..
Western roundhouse there.
Officials here stated. that evil
dence had been obtained which
pointed to the existence of a plot
to destroy railroad buildings and
equipments throughout the state
in an effort to impede increased
trans-continental transportation
resulting from the declaration of
war on Germany by the United
Mates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-11
INNER FIVE MAY
CHOOSE MANAGER
THIS EVENING
Persistent Rur9ors that LauqHlIn
Combination Agrees On Spears
Naqle Declines.

Since council meets iOmnrG" eve
nirg in regular weekly session. an
other secret caucus probably VIII ne
held this evening down II the hiGh
school IN an attempt 10 name c:iy
manager.
ii reports il circulation yesterday
ara rue. however. tho minority ION!
might jnsl as well 80 down prepared
10 be sieam-role:rd and laugh about
il. Il was repeatedly reported mat
CnunCl!men N"S'cr. Elliott. Hare,
Kress and Blum have already agreed
upon iii" selection OF 4. Il. Spears Tor
manager. II ihiS i true. there VIII ."
hi; little 10 Do tonight other imam 10
give ThompapE. Ilahig. Armhrcchi
and Thoncr The Ducr.Ovrr again WIN
the biz Lauchlin roller, then come up
20 council chamber tomorrow nlcht
and show The public just nom per
fcCrly The biz machine works.
Hon &. =. Nagl" on Saturday made
public the announcement thar ne -
Is1l L candidate for the city manaGcr-
ship. This no doubt is due. in par.
Al least. 10 the faCi that he w"u!n
not agree 10 be dictated 10 by some o.
the Tuner cirCle' in the selection nj
some CT The minor aplnintive officers.
Councilmen Thonrr. ArmbrcChI. tia
liz and Thompson are not disclosing
Their plan OF action in the MANAGER
ship fight. Those Of the four who
would not talk declare they do not
kA0w for certain what is coming. and
are no. saying who they VIII support
ia: manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-11
West Alex ChautauQua
Opens Saturday, June 16
Appropriate Program Arranged with
Many Fcatures-other Out-the-
Pike News.


Saturday morning tnT SECOND annual
chaL;auquu Will open in The town at
WcSi Alexander. continuing hN" days.
Tin" fOll-N!h rr thaUtauVua company is
Tho :irm that IL in charge "i III" pro-
gram. ami from he S!rcuSS 90 last year s
, und"rtakInS this vars should hc Il roc
ord breaker. y large number al tickets
: h;tv" hccn sold l.! the committees in
! charge.
Many Interesting spra%rra have hrrn
. secured Tor "a"n Ha?. VITA music from
IuartHt$. ScNt.'S and Ia" N"w York
t'ilv Marin" l:.nh. .rd"r tn" direction Of
; Mario GuHitu rh"i" Viii h" morning.
Hfi"rnonu Huul evening sessions. Th"
junior rhn.taLTua Will h" held IN tn"
morning
. m" foll"wtu=; program has hc"n ar
ranged:
Mornins--nr Ian'laf.'.n uf Junior cha"-
! iawuua hy j.nl"r Leader.
! Ait"ruunu--' 'p"ninr remarks h. local
I officials and ChaGtHETUa SHp"riulriui' m.
'uucrrt The i'i"r"u'In" Musicians. f"a-
/ turing Si.nnr AnGrrw NlSs"rhi. E"aL-
. lncS. Kulhcrin" Kcll! "f Ii"s;"n.
! Evening ,"nccri, ld%r"Y y,,: .r M%S!
: l.'s You." Col. YIN. II. Miller. Sn"kan".
Second Day.
! Morning --IUnl"r chn"'anP"a a"tiv-
! Aftcrnonn-Concort. Tho Metropolitan
Ev"ning-r"nccr,. Til" Mcrr"gn'itan
Grand Guar'c,. Ice, Mrr, "Ih" h' r.,,.
/ liant japanese orator.
Third Day.
M"rninE-Jun'"r ch''hin"1"H "c''N-
Afternoon Concert, N"w York city
! Marin" band l."r,ur". America Firsi.
: senator Harold &. k"S"iuc"r,
: Ev"ning--t;rrar baud concert. SiGn"r
! Mario l."IIio and his NJ" i"rN '!i%
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-11
Ohio News Notes.

LEVELAND--Ur. Weston y. T'r:c". di-
rector OF research for IN" National lon
tai Association. told .: tne government =
plan to organize 5000 dentists fn- w":i,
In the army aud navy within ire ':Ai
year.
Dr. J. ". McD::L Cleveland was
elected president: Dr. 9. y. L.ova,t.' 'lcv..-
land. vice president: l'r. CAr. II Iiark.
Youngstown. secretary: ~ EraAS :\rk"r.
Cleveland treasurer. n !. - Walker.
Toledo. executive committee
CINCINEAri--P:c>i .''r;,r,"s =.
Harris was appointed r"ce;:": .:"r III.
Cincinnati. Milford & Losr!anG Traction
Company.
DAfTON-E F. NJ. N""&a0. ard =. in
charge OF Il gang o. Workman "i, III" =.
II G. D road vas hiIlH'i ui.''i lie pred =
large gauge fror III" :ra"cs. hUl ms
prompt work saved tac w":Hn?"I IRON.
Injury and probably H:"rrut:! :, wr"'.H.
SIDNEY-E: l. iiA.r,<"'i. ag'd -. :,
Civil "ar prisoner. IS dead a Tor; J.:-
.PoET Clinic, F:c,. J. y E'"I;-rs.:
OF RI. L. 3 c!.Lr.H. IS '!"ai
MARl0N-":! has be-: struck on
Frank g CISch's ilr:r
CLEN ELANi'-- 'nag;~> Ear" was
stabbed u death II Tn" '"sg. .: a l"Ee
while al work "a e -a,.n;y :.a:e
ASHTABCI.A Tie ont: -. ne
OH saloons June ="
:ALLEAE'rE-H" -c:,::ut h",'a::s.' ,I"r
have TO taEe military dr!i:. :. ::Iut,.. 81
Mt. Union College S't.d.;.:s -" ";i.":-
Cd Morgan gymnasium " 'ri." :';!'! ~'.'i''
a a.:anr.tYy -: guns ~. :. ;.''....S 100!
In L.. :G4"ua: .: :-,u> ~ Ia. ~.
lot % go p",es ~IS J. ::'.".! - ::""t"- :
ana: the ;%o-r ours r!;,E when
l{Stu- 3d. y Star. urtlt 't.is'"'. r.
;poe."t! y; 80 coli os" g." -" '"r dr:!,.
A. :1r:.i g" .>:.v..'. ,i';aL..:, 81 guns
goa. ai.c a.. ,.r,..Ir-! - .''..:- IL" - gu
irS as ,~:.:'.- -" o: dag" d.. t.c
says - :, t.. .:.si 2>...: - :" :" u"'-$s
Ite :.I:S e..-.'r--n:" w.c;i ;.'ra.
ATIF.<S--:isrr. -: - A'!.ras
ea-.s "a" uurvi.AS-i $2!"..'rH wn-:.s Il
I,iar.:, OF. t.otGs ",..i &ii"C., s:r:.i :.
has u..-ra-set i"AI. COZ IN. :; ~ ~
noul.c-G ;n-':ay. 1'::- A:,ot,rc:,t * A:l.c:.S
court; vAS $4,000.
rALBeipt;E:-. M.N- E.as. Il .r':.A- r.
Seae:avEe. = II ;ar .','.'.:'' a.. ca-, 20
Nth rcutI.a,:Hg AL A:;.-".:u:: lax a."
te a.!eg~: =" ha"c An ii" Gag :..n;';
rn:;.<.5. 10 rsts .o-n /. i" -:
ST. MA17S--!-a .:H~r.:.x. a:-: ~
Ecasuth *1= >.>!cco'-.! ~.-:. =. -, g.
ptnas'i tare dc~r - u shallow ".rnriG
when ills autoln Ollie :pse.
NEW APk--E - ;C.t,7-r, . Axtor
wis elected gyhGt ,ci:,.-!o- - go"
United Commercial Travellers ~ O.:.o
COSNEAuT---W. .,i- SH.,h. aS.J :. aa<
arowne6 ~he" \. Co.; o.: !. wv nnit.
.sIDSgr-.Fi.rr7 aa.,er.o;,. aged IS. a
oAncGt ndEufact"-s-. rAa ..:!;sd p; a
c.. = Q Q 'ra'-
ARtOS--L-v .iohu r:~,-as,... .:ed
"a >raa <il!Hd ~ 4 "a: o.: ~ rat 10.
Nip VAS 1-o,er.
hoRAyN--s:.pHa A-n~.. ,..-.: -. -,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-11
WANT WILLIAMS sTRETcHEAs.

/. g.. Wii'.r,n%. bead Of tn" Wheeling
Tent {: iNiluG company. yesterday re-
reIvcd Il request from Red Cross rcprescn-
;niivcs III t'hlCHg" asking for bids for
Ih" construction OF Williams Automatic
$ircl"h"rS. These strrtch"rS are one a.:
Mir. Williams own design. He is re-
GHrStcd 10 state If he can devote his on
rIr" riant 10 The production IF ;h-sn
s:rctrhrrS for use In France sho:Iid the
Red Cross decide upon their abolition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-11

Pittsburgh. have hceu spending the week
end with relatives in Ein Grove.
Mr. and Ms. William Holloway. ot
Cleveland. Ar" spending several da%;
with friends in Eliza Grove.
~; regular meeting Of the Elm Grove
taIili of Modern Wo0dmcn. will be held
f"-n"Gr"w evening IN their lodge rooms
The knights Of i%thlaS or III" samr
rla." viii hold their meeting this eve
ni;,c III til same hall.
Ms loan Marc"ai:. of cleveland. Is
visiting friends In W"odSdalc for. the
w""h
john Georges Of Toledo. IS visiting
friends IN F'lHicu Tor several days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-11
Elm Grove Cleanup Day.

Friday. June Is. has been >"l asi1" IS
"'i"Hr-lIn'' day IN ELM tir"v" nmG '"'-
t,..r,; ha - hnon posted advising All rr-l-
dents to place tin cans and similar rub
hish At 4 convenient place on that day
whore Il can he removed by tho town.
TO make sur" OF Its removal. the town
sergeant should ne notified not later
tnau Thursday. .Innn II. at noon.
1t Is pointed on: that the account la-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-11
Services POSTPONED.

Tn" ''hlhrrn.~ day services "hlcH
wore. to BAY" Lr,u held last cNcr'"S ~
~ Er.hl"urm ,hap"I wer" postponed
,~d"ftrit"Iy wig /" IT." Inability - IN"
,,S:r,c;o" a.-d SON" "f tho performers
- ~. present On account q; Illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-11
Arrested on Drunk Charge.

Last SATURDAY, night. Officer Hutl"r
picked MI I:lwcnd Wilson. o. Patterson.
In tn" town o. Elm Grove. on Il charg"
O" druuh"un"Ss Wilson pat "p Tor liS
appearances r"-uIghi before Mayor amp
rtli. when he w!ll he given hearing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-11
Planning For Outing.

TIC Inrl,l".r- - The '!hl" Nn'l'' M"
>',.i, ~" :urii"& plans t"r H." ".:'Inc '..r
the rrrhnur "; tho Wi#.' 'Inr h'n-"s "'.i
~, n,:i-Ih.-riH.. i,",,iox IN" "I;Iue VII
i,r irl,! un he -nch. "f rhlS m"niH. ana a
good ;,r.n - beng looked forward {" by
ia" orphans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-11

i'"n e: TN cans. t""N"m G.aSs and n;hcr
IuhhiSiI nf !Ik'' uLil;r" il III" alleys and
along tH" I"ur"S - hacn Yards - u
hrr"d:.: p}n,. f"r HES :,':d mosquitoes.
i'i'S'Ght.y -. hrI"A"Im,, ana n menace I"
the. ruirl!c H,aiin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-11
Personals and rHiefg.

Mrs ttIlda Scot. nf - idri,tn Fla ~ no
has hcCn visiting Mr. . =. Scott ~ Elm
Grove. for SrTcra! weeks. has returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. " n. McSweeuey, OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-11
Council Meeting.

rho regular monthly meeting "E ~
council - M. lnHa of Elan ';r"N" wal
T., hc'd W"dr"e,Irv 'Nori"G. win Mayer
Iuiuphell in rhnrg'. I'll" T'SUla" has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-11
FRUIT IN OHIO
HAS SUFFERED

po.a.. n+,,.,rn . ne i".e';,s>es"
cOI.CNsLS :. i..ae - 80
hons o. OMio ma" suffered - - -, 49,.
- Sr,,, cru, .E:;..-t .,r":!.., =. i"''
-,v.rnn.n; '>-nn .c.o-' ~ ::"".A Jl';s'
.S1o..d ,.sx 80 jl-s. 800 iAN. :"' .l'1i
sa,,S.. --,s.rs> - ~ - '-,.s,s- *
Am "a, =. er.;> ,,,.c .!,ar ~" .'.-'-
i.or ~ ., 80 .Ths-- - 4 .:rS'..tia;
S -. S,.-..,. t:rus" ne "l";'
~. h..c :n!u-.d " persistent, coo
,.s. "a :. n,A .
re ioreSAA, -. n, S:o.;n.;.o, i
WV eusno's 600 nSi ,..y-., nan
az ,,,,.r....,. :: ~. ia" ,",
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weather. e@' AZ .-..-.
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3ssae'i IN C1-""'.ii WIN II" :,'"f
1":; 81 : t'"' 80 'l.':,'h VA ~ 49,
eat NJ! H::',.H 80 - - a.
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has been chosen peTiI'a"~nt caa'E'Aa" -
Szs %" Sout''t ~ H'l .'." N' "
N,ee cH2:srnrH !,,.,:',.,t W." So
EsnSs aa2"ett .''h-.;ti.N' NJ; = FIN; ~" ~
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5NrS tafen'e NtaI" ~ i"''',''
Hene OK tee STATE Eou"G'' u ''" -"
women, treasurer .
Loeat cna: M ~ -, '.' c,o.r.
Gere seAeGtea inS ;;i =; ~ ''""'
5000 .NtSS rT Itn' v 80 -. :
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2ner preS'Gsn, OK me Ou!o eue'A''o' o.
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crrahoe, rou.,v returns ,o.al,nr- 1n2
ssT sddad ma ,o rhs fi,r-os co;,,n;red
osr,isr IN no vel, ~ ,r,'v rrp,xtr5rton
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-11

The state il investigating The fire
which destroyed the plLmi ii the sieara
Machine pmpauy and several other con-
Germs. TIL" Firaru Company has yU$t
put in Enach!ner? for iutktuE NJ: InUai
tons. The total loss IS $Sp,Q"".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-11

y. X. Watson. former CONGRESSMAN and
form"r attorney general. - seriously III
at his home In this city.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-24

my mead when 1t came to a love affair.
This little girl bowled me over good and
plenty out there at Santa Barbara.
loved her, and / suppose she guessed IL
women are rather clever at that-but
never said one word to her, and I let
her sail for France, even, thinking her
volatile. superficial bit of num- as they
say"
He stopped and smiled down at me.
Well" said. then you have changed
your mind now?"
Changed my mind7" he laughed. 81
am going up to tell Ford he's got to let
me go to the other side at once"
Mr.. Ford let him go, and I expected to
hear Of speedy wedding, but surely the
agony Of the war has changed the hearts
Of men and women over there. Esme
wrote back to me, saying that Bob had
arrived, and that they would be married
just as soon "as France had come into
her own"
When the tri-color waves over Alsace-
Lorraine then / will think of nv own
happiness, but not before. Bob has 1oin-
ed the Flying Squad, and will Distinguish
himself. / know. Meanwhile I have my
beloved godchildren to care for, and he
knows I love him."
Isn't that wonderful? 1t makes us who
are left behind feel almost like fnconse-
ouential puppets, doesn't It? I said that
TO mother at the breakfast table, and she
told me, laughingly she thought / was
godmother now to enough dear children
through my letters.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-24
Saturday, February -, 1917.

Early in the morning the Sun Il. friend
ly and later Jupiter is in benefic aspect.
Mars is strongly evil in sway.
Astrologers declare that there will be
a war scarce in the United States and
that much anxiety will prevail before
midsummer, but no serious outcome is in
dioated
Danger Of severing diplomatic rela-
ions with foreign country will be i'm
minent in the early summer probably.
In the morning hours it should be
lucky to seek work. to ask for promotion
and to solicit support in enterprises that t
require the cooperation of q person of
Influence,
Late in the evening lawyers como un-
der fortunate rule, making for success
of large plans. Banquets at which finan-
cial or political questions are discussed
should be most successful
Mars gives warning of some military
movement or an agitation concerning the
United States army.
This Is not lucky planetary govern
ment for engineers, machinists and con-
tractors.
The rule is likely to increase accidents.
especially those in which injuries from
scalds. burns and bruises are possible.
1t Is a most unlucky time for buying
and agents have a sinister guidance
Under this confguration the temper 1,
likely to be affected unfavorably and do
mestic harmony is supposed to be easily
disturbed.
The death OF a famous woman is pre-
saged. The next week Is said to be ex-
ceeding trying to women of all ages, but
especially to those who are old.
Danger from spies or secret enemies Is
believed to be foreshadowed by the stars.
Strange and unusual crimes may multi
ply with the waning of winter and again
warning is given against many forms of
deseneracy. due to increase of lunacy
PERSONS whose birthdate it is have the
augury of happy, prosperous year.
Girls should be exceedingly cautious In
their dealings with men.
Children born on this day are likely to
be alert In mind, keen of wit and able to
care FOR themselves successfully.
Copyright 1911