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billing along the bOulevards. All the
time she is looking, looking, scanning
the passing throng for the face she
cannot discover"
"You don't think she is still In love
with you?" asked Woodson promptly.
"What can think? She clings close
to me. she calls me Ray she insists
on my calling her Patty as in the
old DAYS. What worries me is that
T nm well known. What must my
friends think Of seeing me daily In
the company of woman not my witef
Last evening came the climax. we
were seated at a table in a cabaret
All of a sudden she hid her face on my
shoulder. softly crying. 'Oh, I am IN
despairv she sobbed. I shall never
! find him ="
"H-rn. I don't like this" mutterec
Woodson.
"The worst of it is, that l noticed
cousin of my wife just leaving th'
p,oce I don't know that he noticed
MS but. if he did, what won't ne tel
my wife,"
"See here. Massey" spoke Wood
son firmly, you must explain all I'M
to Miss Richmond"
"She knows / am married. why
she said only yesterday: 1 can I IL
su,t an old friend like you by o1ferln
navment for your kindly services, bu
shall not forget that sweet htti
Jewel of a wife of yours ohe eve
knows her present address"
TELL this reckless young lady thf
YOU can't keep up this compromsln
business, aad forthwith write u
whole history of the affair TO yo'
wife"
"I'u think it over" muttered III
gloomily.
But the next day he burst in up'
Woodson, his face radiant with Joy.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-12-01
GREAT, BUT NOT so CREDITED
Many of the Most lllustrIous me'
Have Not Been Given This
Honor Title.

Manv of the most illuStrlouS men
whom all the world knows as great
have not obtained the honor or haFlhs
the adjective affixed to their mines
saws James Bryce in the Youth Soiii'
DaniOn. The easiest way or showing
This is 70 set down list of 20 OF the
most famous men of action. give 'lie
LIST following, not as better than OH
ers that might be framed, but mercy
os sufficient for the purposes OF Illus
tration:
Pericles, Hannibal, Julius caesar
EnDeror Augustus, Emperor 1raJan
pone Gregory VII, William the Con
oueror. Sultan SaIadin, Emperor freq
erick II, DR.. Martin Luther, lghatius
IovoIa. Emperor Charles V, Card!nal
Richelieu, Oliver Cromwell, 1eor .
Washington, Napoleon Bonaparte
Abraham Lincoln, Joseph Mazzihi
Cavour, Bismarck. ut.
Several of the above, notably 'uiius
Caesar and Napoleon Bonaparte' stah'
ot least as high as any in the list O
those to whom the epithet OF great
hos become attached in common
speech-perhaps higher. Taken as
whole, these 20 show a higher a aver =
age. There are none Of these ~ Q
whom we do not feel that If we na
known them they would have struck U
as rising far above common humaml
either in width of mind or intensity
feeling or in energy Of will, or IN |"
these things combined.
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a oousi, and toes IN
wishes with all
a ne could WIN o
bunch
has stacks OF
auntes OF promising and
tino photograph frames portfolios and leather cases my @
s ard boo noHshing and more OF men .,,u
by mail and as ne dihters
tent mates Suggest " mn
and their Dools redn w
he with
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-12-01
7 ell Your
Vile!
BY Marion Werner

fCopyright. 1919, Western Newspaper Cnion.)
"You ask my advice" said the
closest friend Ray Massen had in the
world, Parker Woodson-"tell your
WIFE"
:" don't dare tQ!' half groaned the
former.
"Why notf"
81 am in too deep"
81 saw. Massen this is serious De-
gon Woodson, with q grave face.
"ob there Is nothing wrong in what
7 have done" Ray FASTENED to say. l
haven't even been foolish. lnSehSiply,
nv the mere force of circumstances, L
have been led to appear as tiirtauous
individual. choosing the company OF
former flame during the absence OF my
wife" ;.
"you'd better give me details
urged WoOdson.
81 will. Lucia went away to WISH
nor folks for d month, as you KNOW
I closed up our pretty suburban nome
and took up hotel quarters in the clty
here. 1t was law vacation time, so
counted on rest. recreation. Inc thlru
doy after Lucia had gone, there hp'
neared nj the hotel the lady | have
told you about, named Patty Rich
mond. Twelve years ago, at my boy
hood home we were all but engaged
| Older. maturer. but the same gushing
frivolous creature to all seeming, SIT
called upon me NJ the hotel.
"As q lawyer"
"AS a lawyer and rs an old-tlme nc
ouaIntance. She dwelt upon our LOT
mer friendship. She appealed TO III
professionally. 4 am in trouble sh
said. You can help me.
.sDo what?" asked WOOds0n.
Help her find the original OF ph'
tograph she showed me-
"Of man, or womanf
"Of a handsome, but somewhat I'll!
soiute looking man. She would CIV
TO name. she would impart no partlc'
lars She said she knew nobody
the city where she was sure the ma
was. except myself. She implored II
70 show her about the city, to accoi
pany her to its public places, theafer
even cabarets, at any one of when s.
might find this man..
t "And you-T"
Q "Obliged her. Every afternoon L
week have taken her out autoin
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,,, affair was harper "Wel Whats ~ az "''
NON "Vat-one timer two wears
said Mrs "and always sol wa" ng and left INV
December On NV some $500
Ihls this boy for MN " s r T
two Dashtts "
Everything was - to right down anu zen NM n
uereu 49, stuff just oors
put gazed at the
brought BACK anu eve
need for ia he said the ed III 20 tho adyY'
right such rotten pears 10
and tell your lite said on he list" walled ''
but lna. and I he the sickiest c0uiu "
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CTS ended" ne shouted. She has
found tllr original Of tn" mysterious !
photograpn. Read that"
"npar. Ioy.,l rcinnd' ron = haSti'y |
..r~ayI.I not, u Eay" found him. ai'o /
All leaving ;la city ut once, lou are
the nohl,@t mau l ever knew ana
blessing, upon YOU for bringing NE
hapalnrss aad peace.
Raw Mas-en was a new being alt'r
that. Tnn day Of Lucia's return he
had fine house all in order. He greet
cd her with ardor and delight.
.you poor boy" she said plying
l. You look thin and worried.
declare, shall never leave you a2'lih'
suppose you have been studying tliat
dotestable law nights. as you did DE-
fore we were married.
"%-no, not exactly" flOundered Ray
"Why, you've got 4 new PIN haven't
you:" 49,.
He noticed, wonderingly ana theh
surprisedly, that Lucia wore hIasliii'-
cent diamond sunburSt, far beyoho MS
mower Of ACQUISITION as young anu
struggling lawyer.
ION yes" nodded Lucia DriSh1S'
ian unexpected present
"u-m, From your uncle, l sup
nose?" ventured Ray.
| J,ucia uttered Il ringing laugh II"
suppressed a fieeting sensation OF gear
Ousy. ,.,.,
Uncle Hiram make me a gilt IKE
thot," she cried Hardly.
"Then-?"
"Tll tell you about it later dear
Ana I have 50 much to talk about.
I ..Tpu YOUR wife, the lowering
shode of Parker Wocdson seemed Il
suggest. 49,.
: lucia" spoke Ray gravely, ORA"
inc her 10 his side, Il have COMES
! sion to make In fact. something Il
: roll Won that | should have toLc yo'
? about long since. You see-thlS IS
: He stammercd and reddened. Luct
: viewed him tantalizingly, with spark
|. ling eyes. -
{ yes"
"An old hanc-a girl you were ono
in love with?'
: "Oh, no! | never was really
r love with anybody except you IL
e clared Ray fervently.
lie "A girl you were engaged to, then
persisted Lucia mischleVously'
"Well-in a way.
o. "Then you needn't tell me about II
said Lucia sweetly.
'But-"
s. "For I know all about 1t alreau
Ge Obi YOU dear mani and she thre
u her arms about his neck. 1.-THE sWe'
in est, incest letter ever received! ~
IN PATTY Richmond, that was"
ne "She wrote you?" gulped Ray.
M "All about the splendid help y
RS, gave her. Poor soul 1t was her e.
he ing husband she sought for, and -four
And they are reconciled, and she a
tho three children are supreme
.or happy. And you unseltishly gave yo
40 time to bring this all about! ana
sent me that splendid present TO sh
her appreciatlon of your kindly
forts"
\ .sHusband-three children" gasE
Ray, and felt, indeed, that ne was
s. Irresistible.
: yes, she was ashamed to tell
= her real troubles. oh, you dear, e
man, how love you'll"
- Told your wife?' inquired far
WoOdson the ensuing day.
"Well, yes" responded Ray. ~
she-weu. she sort of forestalled II
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The snn and desired repair the I'D I'VE the man
they were enc, Mrs Mcclure expressed her ue"S 1870
tho Indiana street store nou a,ov of the
uhistng watching ue
Sometime later ye returned Mcclure Key ns | 49,
nome and an afabe suaHe~i
1y,rnp was all 49, ~ IT,, and he - rouov
MIS- the notice looking Tor UNI equipment
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herself the
Francisco "here
MANN the wheels
IN on she cried. My suite
retrieved careless
Dorothy Crosby wa"
ilionare
he actor people
could cheapy
reported she 10
homeo Of Crostys at Glencoe
of and Dorothy went away.
she
Alas the scene
girl
nindt the bars dye
tOnigh
TO throw herself from window
And so
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inc more attention than for a moment
he could subdue. Finally he lnJecleu
himself into the conversation ana
learned that one of the oratorical CON
testants was Mrs. William Hennessy
of One Hundred and Tenth street anu
Columbus avenue. while the other was
a youth sixteen years Old his name
said the youth, was Paola MARITIME
and he was the second deputy assis'
+ont Of Giovanni Bertruchhi, before
whose sidewalk establishment the
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chose for herself mythical dream
husband, had never told a fib in her
life.
From that day on. she admits,
with a languid droop Of her eyelldS
she has told little else.
The gay country called Loopland
is q bright spot infested with cabarets
and cocktails. All men are either rlch
wooden merchants. steel magnates'
wealthy munition makers, plain NIL
lionaires or judges-they all told nee
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us as we before what liberty and justice what humanity
and COMPASSION, what morality and right really
Vo mood not talk anon, the WINS and werefores OF the 1t
here and tne clearly that child could see IL Is lo
the American determine whether they have the MANHOOD
maintain the liberty their fathers gined for them through sacret
te manhood the winch VI nave P
The manhood institutions Of liberty and justice VINO" We
rnId hand down our Children whether shall submit ana a'i'
don them all.
The issue is clear and distinct between The maintenance Of the
American roDi and independent American justice I" h i
and poor alike American opportunity for the boy and the girl
NO are craven viii leave children to be Suoec'o " ~
mower 81 evil thar Belgium and Serbia whether aseo a,
f and cynical contempt for morals and cohi-b"o1ei disregard
# nniv and utter absence mercy and om@ssIon ana oenl %
human rior shall children or whether " ~oe
| J. r fathers , shall he handed them by the manhood Ok
fathers. and he Of clhlrens fathers
Il has come NOT 100 the eleventh hour l't "" cam"
;o the vineyard The great opportunity Of the American people "aA
Shining away before they could grasp the opportunity 70 hh
;o tl mace Of our fathers and of Maker; the opIrunI! l" e'
e mood he and TO give death hat our country may
live that lis liberty that justice may endure '' It's oPp
; for those who endure continue we nave grasp"
b rnity for that sacrifice and suffering through winch We ~
find our souls again.
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little blonde c0usin-he hates like the
dickens to part with her wrist watch.
He knows that she went without
new hat to get 1t, or else got in bad
with father by "boning" him for an
Extra allowance.
Then there Is the black-eyed
cousin-poor kid. she certainly must
have been in heroic mood when she
sent on the wrist watch. For If there
is anything that the black-eyed
cousin doesn't like to part with 1t Is
o-o,r Thnn there Is the freckle-
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nm returned the key, accoroins
.nn,n,oint made to the police ,or
Mrs. McGuire's husband 1'nr a q sheet
two sons have been CONDUCTING h,I,a,nr at
metal establishment in a outlp how
.svor one of the boys enliste % ahu
ever, . p second was drafted. 50 me-
Cuire closed his shop. vor,ow
The other afternoon r nn before
truck and three men drew T up p
tho Mcclure residence on med that
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-12-01
Where the WeII-Meaning Paoia ''oot !" odu

,r yoRK-when blueoaed representative OF 'e @ h agia
NEW oion the center the
AZ hr afternoon at Hundred and Fourth street anu
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-12-01
Carried Off Heavy Furnace IN Broad Oay"9''

c1ry-The weldressed ahaTe s 1905 East
borrowed d Nc. It's equipment from WITS 'i0
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Popular Recruit Bombarded With Wrist watches

s>ETRoITThe popular having hard time getting @
I'D hardto fellows couShS-sri
l sonaratav and individually wrist watches lhe Is
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Dorothys Adventures in LoopIand-Two Chapters

fTCAGOIAtte Dorothy Crosby gazeneeyed
old who iced
hair pned her cheeks wedding and a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26
Inter flint Acknowledgement,

Scr 20 Sabre oIte Sroncis 8. Wlc-
@ee bon 9tr. 1929, 9li6lono.9lpemie,
mnroe geltern bon Oen @e6eimpoli5i-
item 0uirf imo 9io6e per6oftct, oa
CT angeblib Spinat.Sanen unter
&oripiegellng iaIiber G6otIo6cn
oreimal i'm @lonut September BON
Ger 6irma 9oIeiano & Son ino
emeimaI bon ser 6irma S. Monns
& 50. rrlanet 6otte. @emGB oen gln-
ga6en Der 0eteftips telep6onirte @}c-
@ee an Die @ei61its6duier, eob oen
gtamen eincs aunoen iin0 IieB Die
Snmen Damn bon einem ana6eu a6-
bolen @r lplirOe nod Der mittlercn
@oli5eiltation gebrabt, no er 6eltte
9iiGter Eodaro porgefii6rt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26

Or. @iaiom s. 3. 9lancp bon
9}r. 40, Siio-@ilmor-StroBe, Gin
6efonutcr 9(r5t inSiiopeit.9altimore,
itarb geitern glbenO i'm ct. Soiepb'S
Soipitol. Or. 9Iancp 6ottc iib 5wei
0pcrotioneu imtcrSo9en na1oeu CT
Dor imoeid6r 3 @lonoten an 9ippen-
fea-@nt5iinolng ertronft mar. Spd-
ter iteIIten iid oflIte Nlogen6cihcrOen
Elm. gr erIag einem Ser5i9log. Gr.
9lanep mar Al Sabre alt ino mar
Der So6n BON Serrn ilnO 6rou SSron-
els 8loneD. Setn @oter fii6rte cine
9lpotbefe an Ger @ilmor. .StroBe.
Seine @lutter, 6rau Marp u. gIo-
ncD, lit nod am 2eben. 9luBcr i6r
binterlGBt er ieinc Satin, 5mei
S0bnc, 3luei Eobtcr uno cincu gru-
Der.
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llufaaS -GOrUmif.

@inen S6Goelbrud crIitt ser 35
Sabre oltc 9lcocr gllbcrt Sling bon
9ir. 225, g}oro-Gur6am- Strobe ais
er, einen IN oitlidcr 9li6ting fab.
renOcn StroBenbobnwoeeon Der
n6oirnolut.9lpcnuc.9inie" auSpei-
demo, bon einem in cntgeecuecietter
9iidtune io6rcnOen @oegon gctrof-
icn unO nit ieinem @lotorroo iiber-
iabrcn iuurOe. @r lpiroe BON Gbos.
9loOof bon 9Ir. l2O, gforo-0ur6an,
StroBc, in cincm Sitne0-9us nad
Dem So6ns SopfinS Soipital gc.
bradt Sein 3uitano it, uad glus.
iage Der Oortiecn glerstc, elm iebr trt.
tiiher GaS 5ertriinmertc W}otorraO
wrroc noh ser noro6itIicbcu Eoli5ci-
itation gebroHt.
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NClnna rnb stnna.

Inter &onig Wior Soiepb woren
5tpci glohlrfori1er auf StoatSfoiten
nab 9roiilicn geididt poroen fe6r-
ten a6er nit reiGerer 9hlS6eite iiir
iidb iel6It ais fiir ibre g9iiienidait
6eim, Oenn iie 6otten foum me6r sc.
t6onJ ais fir onge6lide 8cidaffln.
gen @clO 5u Oerlon9en ino in i6rc
Eoinen luouocrn 5u lallen Nionj
iino Shlnj mantle man iie allgemcin
am f0nigli1en Soic, 100 lie i1 ciucr
oroBen @eliebt6eit crircrten. Ger
aonig our1ihalte mo6l i6re Spit.
bii6ereieu o6er cine @erfolgun9
gegcn iie einleitcn ipollte CT niAt.
9Ils lein So6n Suowig ben G6ron be.
itiegen 6ntte, fonnte er Den Gorfall
nidt mcbr gcriptlicb lmteriuden loi
len, ocnn Die Strafoeriol9lng mar
bercits oeri16rt, uno es ging niht
cinmal an ole 9eiocn pom Sofe 81
ocr6onucn Gafiir rddte iid Ser
&onig nit neutrality-suspicious. 9osbeit
belt iobreloug Ourb geihidtc 9luipic.
lungen nlf i6rc Shnnotbatcn. So
oft cr @lon5 begcgnctc, Itrcdte er ibnt
6cioe &Guoe cntgcgen lno begriIBtc
ion nit Ocn g9orten: ,9}in. licber
Stpt3, rpic ge6t esq @enn Der 9(n-
gercoete Damn ioate: oNioicitot, i'd
BIN ni1t ser @enunnte, man 6eiBt
mid bier 0cn @ian5,~ 10 erwioerfe
9uomia, ieine S6mcr60riafeit ii6er.
trei6ehO: uSomo6l ib weiB, Sie iinO
Der Stlm5. Sic iino ein G6ren.
mont lie6er @rofciior; aber Der Der.
wiipidtc Niou5 Der 6ot Oen Stoot
bcitoblcn Id5aoc, DAB i'd i6n nidt
me6r iaiicn fam. gloielL lic6cr,
broper Stri5.~ llno genou oiclel5c
beo6iittigte geuped)shlngsfomo0ic
( ipielte er nit Stuu5 10 oft er i'm bel
Soie lmo nlBer6olb er6lidtc.
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Syran uu6m Gift.

9}o6ocm iic BON 0Ri6ter Sobonn-
ien BON Der peItli6cn @oIi5eiitation
cine tiidtigc 2eftion ert6eilt crboIten
batte wegeu ibres Iieoerlic6en 9e-
bensmanoelS unO 0orauf entlolien
worOcu mar, Oeriubtc oie % Sabre
olte SiI0o 9rig6tpca BON Ger. 7t5,
@eit-Yratt- StraBc, our9 0as @inue6.
men bon 5mei Goblcttcn Qnediil6er-
Sublimot ibr 9cben 81 enoen. Sic
mliroe in einem Ya0c3immcr oes
@rattitraBen-6oiiies oui Dem gooen
liegcno ouieefunocn SSn ibren Glei-
bern fonO man Elm an oen 9li6ter &C.
ridteteS Sbrei6en, in mcIbem Iie
ertldrt, ouB CT 81 itrcug gegen lie ge.
peien iei, ino ooB eS 0ie S1ulO Scr
@ldnner lei, penn iie Gin imoroent.
li6es 2eben gciiibrt babe. Sic lei
BON 6reoerid, N}o., gcfommen, Inn
iib 9Irbeit 8u ilhen. 9lon bradte
OoS NlGObeu na9 oem llnioerIitGtS-
Soipital no man i6ren 8uItono ais
mist gefdbrli6 be5ei6net. Sic mar
geItern Morgen in eineni Sauie an
Der EcurI-StraBe Oerbaitet porocn.
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Correspondent naSlniIdcr 3cihtuo"
ncrhnftet.

Q8i6ita aos., 20. Sept.
@eorg 9ort6olme, elm as Sabre al.
ter 0eutI9er, Der einitmoIS Der
g8oi6inetoner Correspondent Der
yGolniIben 3eitlng~ mar, WurOc
Dclitc bon 9unOeS6eomten fir cine
llnteriu6ung feitge6alten. Sin &of'
fer, Oen er nab Dem 9obn6of geianot
6otte, entbielt imgeid6r 200 %hmo
,Gongreliionol &ecor0s", G6edbelege
unO onOere %opiere. @inige Der 9ie-
oen BON Senotor 9a 6ollette waren
in oen GonereBuften ongeltriden.
,Ciele 9}eoen lporen ongeItrihen",
Iogtc 9artbelome, ageuou lpic Gin
8eitingsmonn irgenO ctpos gum
lpdteren 95a6i6lagen anitrei6cn
piirOe. Gs mar fir feineu onOcren
3ped. 9lnoere 9leoen, ouBer oenei
BON ga 6oIlette, poren au@ ougc-
Itriden."
9ort6olme bat icb ungefdbr 4 $50.
den in @i6ita oufge6olten. @r
muroe bon @unoesbeanlten beibul-
oigt, inncrbolb Der bal6en Naeilen.
Gone Oes 2ogerS Der 9totionol-@orOe
obue Grlou6niB 9crpeieu gu iein.
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Bonn 8mac actSStct.

Gin lm6cfomtcr peiBer 1lant
purOc bon cinem 3ugc Der n@oi5.
inatou, Baltimore lno glnnapoliS.
9o6n1 IN Der 9iG6e BON 9olti.
more SigbIonOS gctootet. Iie 9eibc
ruuroc ndh ser Wlount @indns 90.
li5ciitation ec6ro6t 100 Coroner Is.
2. &ieifcr'S llrt6eil nab elmer llntcr.
iudllng ouf Soo Our6 llnfoll Iou-
tctc, GS miro oernut6et. SAB ser Ser.
lmaIiidte 8. 6. @iaioms 6ieB uu6
aus @al9in9ton mar.
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GO6lcngrG6cr Dcrluneeu 2O6ncr9O-
hnuQ.

@oibiugtoh 25. September.
Sofortige 9o6nerb06ung BON 90
bis 20 @ro5ent miro BON oew aoblen.
grd6ern Oerlangt merOen, muroe
6clite 9l6enO befannt eenodt. Gic
6oroerrngen miiroen 6cute bon 0en
@ertrctcru ser 9ergleute fornuIirt
imO weroen in elmer moreieen &C.
meinihoftli1cn @erionmhng 6eri9.
tet.
@s lit jeoeS gln5eiden borbanoen,
ooB oie @rIbcnbciiber Oie 6oroerltn.
gen rlnO abl9logen eritens inter
Der 9egriinoung, ooB lie 5iA bod iinO,
mo 5weitenS, oaB Die fiir5libe 6eit.
icBung ser Go6Ienpreiie ourb &r6.
iiOent @ilion cine 9o6nerbobinq
nibt geitottet.
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Nerfs6lte Mirtuna

RIein g(oolfben BAT Ieinen brittsn
Gjcburtstag. 3ufdaig tommt cine Be-
freunoete Dame. W2an unterri9tet
Tie BON benz bo9pi6tissu Greisnis.
QlboIf9en febt nebeu Dem Sifh i'm
Mobn5immer.
9ie Dame sebt ouf Jpn 5u: ~Aools
ferl, itb groiuliere Dir gu beinem @es
burtStae."
9lboIfhen fellt T4 auf oie 3ebens
Ipiben, bdlt iitb an RanOe feIt unO
iiberIbuut osR Slid nit ben Mortsn:
~WO bena9"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26
snnrlnmcr etrGf[inn.

Die iioatlide gconaoioungs.9c.
boroe begnaoigte eeiiern oen 2i.iob-
rieen Sdneioer Soiep6 aiaifin Der
I'M Sabre 1914 mcoen cines Gin
bruhs 81 8 Sa6ren 3udt6ous oer-
urtbeilt mor0en mar. Gie @}itgIicOer
Der 9eb0rOe marcn iibcrroibt, ais iie
b0rten, ooB iib aiaifiu pabrcnO ici-
ueS 9lufent6alts i'm 3ucbt6aus $500
geipart botte. Gr bate aud einen
n9ibertg Bono" i'm @ertbe BON 500
gefauit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26
gLnf Offencr strnRc bcrnn6t.

gIls 6roi glnno @. 6uaum bon
glr. IA, -StraBc, all
gde bon @uiIioro-9lbcnic mo san.
cite StrnBc am Wlontag 9lbeno Dor
Dem 9iotbbauS i6re ll6r rihtete,
wrrOc i6r Oicicl6e bon cinem hm0ei
@lonn DER an ibr porbeiging, aus
ser 3onO eeriiien. Ger GGubcr ber-
idwono in ser GunfeIbeit inter Dem
StraBen6a6n-SiaOuft in Der @uil-
foro-9Ipenuc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26
MletaIIar6citcr.etrife nnaeurOnet.

cattle, @oi6., %. Sept. II
Ger Seattle Nletoaorbeiter.Gat6, oie
Gentroloreouiiotion Der t5 llnionen,
orOnete 6eiite einen Strife fir Cams
tag itnt 10 llbr Ntorgens fir oie
$4,000 W}itgIieoer Der 10 Nietaaar-
beiter.llnionen, Oie in Oen S6iiis.
bou60ien Seottle's im6 oerbiinoeten
Gontraft- @erfltdttcn bei6ditiet iino,
an.