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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

g5o 1T es bic b06He 3eit, Dir elm
aleiO an3ulcbaffen. Morgen fabren
mir mad ROm uno ~"
- aber Il" fdnt Iie erIdrodeu
nNidts aber! Mir biirfen uns niGt
DoIlig BON Der Melt o6l9lieBen."
S6meiseno fiist iie iicb ieinem
Munife.
nGr lit oes2lGeinIeins nit mir ii6ers
oriiifg," oenit tie -trourig .Q(ber er
bat reft; iM tonn i'm bo9 nic6t bos
gorge 2eben binOurb fir mid ollein
bconipruGen!"
Dos aleio ipirb gefouft. llnb dud
Elm biibider llmbang unb Elm pddr
tpunoer5icrIifer QltlasIHub1en. gu
SGmud reic6t es nod nibt. 9lu4
md6t Sonja ii9 aus Oerlei Sano nicbt
0us geringIte
Mieber na6 i6rer trauIiden Sross
catict S0plle 8uriidgetebrt, finbet
Sonjo bonn 0erlseer Der DgReuen Sos
ri5pnte" Elm iiberaus T6meiGeI9aftes
Sfrsiben Dor, Iofpie einen auF fiinfs
bunnert S5rdnten ldutenoen G6ed -
als 6onorar fir ibren Beitrag III Der
GrDffnungsnummer Der Wlonatss
Idrift.
@Iiiditrdblenb legt Iie bies erlte
IelbitDcrOiente @elO in ibres @dtten
6Gn0e.
oQBir pollen es 8uriidlegen, mein
2ieD," fogt er innig. nQtu9 icb erbieIt
inapiTden @elb BON meinem @oter,
nebft einem 9rief. @r 1T nimt gerabe
8dltli4 eebolten; aber ih mD9te bod,
oaB Oh ibn lief. 3pil9en @bsgatten
borf es tein @ebeimnis eeben!"
Gouia 5udte 3uIdmmen.
2ongfam, fdit tDiberitrebeno, be-
.ginnt iie 3u Ieien.
Dit Ieirer 9oratteriitiI1en groBen
Sdrift I6reibt Der Mar9eie Silbio
folsenoes.
ga id nit6t piinI6e, boB mein
Sobn bon benz lebt, tpos feline Satin
beroiept, Iege i6 einen gbed duf tou=
iern 5ronten louten0 fir 9eine moz
menidnen perf6nli9en 8ebiirfniRe BEL.
4u6 miro Dir mein38dntier 2abriold
& So. jdbrlid fiinftduIenb 5ranten
nus3dblen, bomit Du einigermoBen
onitdnbig lsben tannit. @leidaeitig bic
Mitisiluns oaB OH bis aan mein 2e=
bensen0e feinen @sntiine boriiber bins
aus bon mir at eripqrten bnit.
Silbip gdnpanelIi."
Der 9rieF entfiel @onios Sonb.
.4rmer Orlando oas ales INN
meinetpillen!@ murmeIt 1ie trdurig
unb birst ouS 9tntIiB an feiner S9uI>
ter. 4a geiis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

uno 3eitungen ouf ben Slid. sic
bat gar teine 2uIt, bic 3umeiit an iie
acre1Iierten PoItladen bur93uIe6en.
ylur Elm 9robes &ubert nit bolperis
gen. ungeii6ten S9riit5iiqen erre9t
ibre gufmertIdmteit. @s Itic6t 10
mertpiirbig ab bon an oen 8icrltcben,
parfiimierten 8rieFen.
Jait 5dsbaft ftimmt iie es in bic
Sano uno betrdGtet es bon alien Seiz
ten 9obei beFaut Iie cine IcltIomc
Mngit IT, cine ben SIdpen oft ei9en=
tiinIi6e 0ora6nlng BON etpas, ous
ibr S6idial bebro6t -.
Nls brenne Der @rief iie an oen
5ineern, pirft iie ibn bditie pieoer
bin nur, Inn ibn ndb tpenigen Mi=
niiten dufs nsue auf3une6msn.
GnbIi tenti6Iiebt iie iih, ibn gu
0ffnen.
Pima 2ungo ~" lisF fe erbIeis
den6 bic llnterldrift. rWas pollen
Die 2eutc BON mir2"
Wlit gebeimem Wiosrpillen beoinnt
iie, bic iteifen 8u4itaben gu snt5ifs
fern:
nGignurdl Sd muB Sic in ben
noHiten 2agen in elmer febr ipi9tigen
2lngelegenbeit IpreBen. Soa i9 3u
Sbnen tommen ooer poIlen Sie mid
beiuGen9 Sy6 ppbne pio Slaminia
Nr %, brauBen bor ber porta bel
pcpolo. Wlir 1T es egol, mos sic tun.
glur bemerte ih, oob bic Sadie gan3
geheim tlt @rgebenit
g2ind 2ungo."
Sonid blidt Itdrr uuf ben 3ettel.
son iie bos @eI6rei6Iel ibrem Sat
ten 3eigen T.. glein. Oie @enbuns,
gen nlebr ipihtige 4ngelsgenbeit" unb
ngan3 gebeim" ipiiroen feinen 2lrgs
ipo5n erregen
QDds olio tiin9 Was tun9
Sie griibelt unb eriibelt uno fommt
enblib gu bem GntI1lub, Den Brief gu
unb BEL elmer 3ufdlligen 8s=
gegnung Der 5rdu taIt uno fitrdtlos
gegeniiber5utreten.
Sm 8eipuBtiein ibrsr &rdft rsdt iie
nit elmer energifden 8eDegung ibren
geIhmeioigen &0rper.
ga, bns min Iiel Die 2eute 70 ldnge
ipie m0gli9 BON Ii9 fernbaIten min Iie!
0enn iuenn iie ibnen au9 nicbts i4ul=
opt, dIIo nthts bon ibnen 81 befiir9ten
bat - Io fennt lie 6ieie liitige perion
bod 3ur @eniige, Inn 3u tpiHen, boB iie
irecno ettpos i'm S6il6e fiibrt, oas ibr
8orteil bringen foll.
Sn 8enten unb @riibeln berIunten,
iiberb0rt Iie gon3, boB ORLANDO einge=
treten 1T. @rIt oIs ct i6r nedenb bic
4ugen 8ubdlt, miro iie feline 9tnpeien=
beit gepabr. 9eiIe f6reit iie duf.
yAaes in Sronung, metn 2ieb!"
ruff er better unter fpieoerbolten &ii1z
fen. ,llebermorgen iiberiiebeln mir
fir ben Minter nd9 Hom"
Dllebermorgen9" ruff iie nit einem
tiefen Mtem3uge.
SIT es Dir 81 friib2"
vNein, nein!"
v@ine @obnung babe i9 gefunben
IT. rei3suo! Sn Der @ia 8obuiro.
8rei ent3iidenbe 3immer nit elmer
grcEen SerrdHe ndd benz Monte ptns
clio 3u. llno gar nt9t teuer, 9u font
iie nur erit Ie6en."
.llebermorgen T6on!" ipieberbolt iie
in fieberbafter Grregung. llebermor>
gen ftcrl~
gSo Menn Du nicbt, ipie gefp06n=
lid, 8e0enten bdfl" la9t er nit netz
tenbem @pott.
rNein 0 nein"
nlit bebenoen 6Gnben beritedt iie
rdf6 glina 2unsos Brief in ibrer Sas
f6e.
Damn fdllt iie Dem @atten nm ben
Sols unb tpeint unO lu6t in einem
Ntcnl.
Gr dber Idiittelt berpun6erf Oen
3rpf iiber ibre IeltTome 2lufregung.
@r fpeiB ia nitbt, toie es in benz Syn=
nern ieires Msibes nusIiebt; ipeiB
niGt, SdB 1ie dufiubelt in benz @eoun=
fen, Der berboBten 8egegnung NIT If
rer friiberen &amerfrdu aus bem Mege
geben 5u,t0nnen - ipenigitens fir eli
nige 3eit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18


gtls am Qlbeno oie 9liibcnoe SiBe
fiCD qeIegt Bat unb elm frii4er 2uIt3ug
pon Der Gampognd beruufipebt, tritt
&onia entIdloIen duF ben Soften gu,
Der duf ber gbaiIeloneue lie9t uno
ncdbentli4 bloue Ringelp0ltden in
bic Cuff bldIt.
,Du molltelt etipas iiber meine
ainb6eit b0ren. Srlanbo, nm es in bic
Qlrtitel ein3uflehten! Romm bindus
ins Greie!"
nsya, mein Ser5!"
Gr fpringt oilf uno Tblinet liebepoll
nen Arm nm iie, iBr fOri9enO in bic
Qlagen blidenD.
@ie Ientt bic 2ioer, uno ibm 1T, ais
pcrbcroe iie aufquellenbe Srdnen
Sin leiIer @eitf5er entringt iiH feiz
ner 9ruH. 2(rm in 2lrm treten beibe
binous in bic refine bdlIomiI9e Cuff.
3nrt, liebeppll, Inn ibr ale f6mer3s
Iicben Grinrerungen 70 picl ipie m6gz
Iih 3u erlei6tern, itellt er aIlerbonb
Ssrogen.
3uerit ontiportet iie tur3, eemeRen,
phne i'm babel dnauiebsn. sic bat iicb
pprgenrmmen, bas 9an3e ols Elm Wldr=
den at betruften, olS eins @rfinoung
her pbdntoie. Die Dem Didter gefats
tet 1T.
Dod bos 6eu6tln bem geliebten
Wlanne aeaeniiber III t1idt 70 lei1t,
tpie tie es iicb seoddt.
e51on Bel Der eriten 2iige aittert
tire @timme mertli6 M sic 3Ogert
III pcrlegen pi6erIpridbt iich -
fudji iib 8u sntThi1oigen Ieiif5t tief
auf unD brt4t inlieBlib in Srdnen
aug.
,,Meoe 1id ni4t 1uFW Indt Ct 3u
tr6iien, inbem er ibre tdIte 6dro an
Icine Qippen 3iebt @ie furhtbdren
Erinneruneen miifien Dir oos Ser3
seTrs,ss- asin Msrih miro bon Dir
cine genaue Wdiiteuung Der Totldhen
beylonaen. Sin paar Qlnbeutungen
aenilQen N. Do9 jeBt nibts mebr
bapon! Sin dnoermol!"
G5Duid otmet ipte befreit auf, unc
GrIoubO Fdbrt dblenfeno fort:
.esSt6 babe porbtn cine Ginloung 81
sintr muTitdliTden Soiree BON einerl
meiner @tubienIreunoe, benz Gjrafen
@ortie, erbalten. Sd oents, mir ne9=
nitn onl"
Sdaio trodnet iie ibre Srdrsr. Sbr
III, aIg l1Ie ii9 Elm 9(Ip puu ibrer 8rliit
beim plOBliben Mediel oeS 9eiprd8s-
themos.
.Q(ber iG babe teine pdFenoe Soi-
le!ie " ld9elt lie nod urter Trdnen,
innerli9 frob, sinen @runo gum 9lbs
Edlogen ber lditigen Ginlobuns gu bo-
6en.
Ho6 Il oeutste ibre ii4tlide 6reuoc
Fall6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
6. aEortlebuna.l


qGas Elm Gho In leinem SSr3cn
ipcdt, 1T Der SauG Oes Wlitleios, Der
oas gonas burdpebt.
QluG Inn tommt ploblib Der @ez
bonfe, ob Gpnjas gaturell iidb CUR
GinIamteit siqnet. % lire 2iebe 5lt
ibm Iie niHt pielleiht Elm Spfer brinz
gen loBt....
2onqidm penoet CT ben 8opf nod
ncm sgeniter, mo Sonio nit oem 8es
onlipDrten bon Briefen befhdftigt lit.
Sie Ihreibt nibt. Sbre Sano rubt
oui benz Bogen Dor i6r Die 9roBen
Qlu0en ltdrren binous ins Meite IT.
nit einem Qlusorud, ben Orlando nod
nis an linen bemertte iinD Der ibm In
nie @eele fhneibet ...
Roi6 Iiebt er duf uno ndbert li9
ber Itinen @eItnlt. @r 1T jenem unbes
tnnntcn syeinoe Dantbdr baB er ihm Die
gEugsn geOFfnet Bot
vgiIt Du balb fertig, mein 2ieb9"
frdgt CT SdrtIid. ben 4rm Inn i9re
@hulter legeno.
sic fdbrt 3uiammen.
.gpas meinIt DUP g(9 10! -
glrt ni1t gon5. 2ies"
llno lie reiht ibm Elm paor 8riefe.
,@on ipem28
v@pn 2euten, bic ii6 auf einmal dlle
meiner erinnern."
Qlufs @srobepobl iiberfliegt er eis
niqe Der 8Grilihen @ilets. Sn ollen
0aSleIbe: iibertriebene @liidpiinIbe 5u
ibrem qrcBen @rFoIg . Derfchleier7
tcs, aber bpH beutlid ertennbares Be-
fremoen ii6er ibre ielbit9epdblte 3us
riidae3ooenbtit u. Der 2lus6rud Der
GDflnung, lie balo ipieber in Der Sc
TelfNoFi beoriiBcn 3u 0iirfen
aggos boH Du gtdntportet2~
,,Q[llen basIelbe.
llsber ibre SHulter binipeg iibers
flieet er cine ber illr3en 4ntporten;
iliGts ipeiter ais Elm bofliGer Ddnt
fir bic GliidpiinlGe
ggie tief muB ibre8eritimmun9 iiber
ole ibr oufeebrungene @iniamteit iein,
DaB le feline erilGrenoen Borte Oafiir
Einbei bentt er betroffen.
gth, er ipeiB nidt, bob es o0llige
@leidoiilttoteit 1T, bic Iie jene 8emers
iungen bes 8souuerns ignorieren ldbt!
q(rme Sonio! Dies erfe tleine
wliBptrItdnonis sipiIGeu ibr unb ibz
rem @utten Ioa ibneu beioen gum @ers
bdngnis tperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
(sortTeBung Folgt.)

g9ineien unO WlonsoIcn reiteu
ME Gtllten.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-03-22

Mnsaasa Hsanosinssfs a new substitute,
tsnssssr Wtaa rsss fet fFiesi aesissl,a IN
restaurants ana sssew afa served ntst
wissa salssIsiaa. hnt viii, ItaitHtlnns eslt
nas IA lae lssess III II sea skate with a
die, and II, slssssis rsasstahiiag The enai
tiaang. 1t In Halsl. tllas wlsDn they ars
cualsasa 10 elas tssstt experts can seil The
alsfersassa. says Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
III tssis a response ~ slte rsssent cassfas
paigA W government ssea authorities
Iii sayef III tlss utilization af heretofore
unpopular varieties uf sea fasssis
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-03-22
Spring Millinery

CleYery trimmed at popular price. Trimmed mill
inery has been offered in the inexpensive lines
possessing such notable merits of style and quality
as will be found in our store before Easter Hats
for dress and general wear spring styles and of SEN
sihle material childrens hats w 48c to 81 4a
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-03-22

Iha asssssesass eesefa ~ IfNnlsl8ua t,ae
ssssas4sAs ssssaH ssstssiss0n sstsasfs st,hg laa
~ ssssssa tIsass ssssasisaK sssgsss1at ~ yaassa
stasssssfa ssshs sHss ssas ss,ss ~ wAisis
u ssSlssa ratspitsasA II b, hsa hasHta 4
sgae8ssl III sase ssssAtflx sursi HE e&Eaie
sus 81 iiSSssi llss sasfgssvs 1'hs sgaal Issitge
aslasssts aasls Ssssfa oF isis eiAlsl, gsysfig
ssss assstsasGs sssaf q setssiE Hfarsltiwaaf
hass sss sfslsE ~ essaFgA IN sslss'stt fsts
fnss sAAKssai by ssttisF psaeili E'assFs,
Tie sstpgsisau eeUrs. easi fAr estasturss,
Aetl shat fl,e yatDg i'syaseiaa gfsssil
fsusa ss,e Healssssss. sHslshtstnss Is Fst
esssss discoveries u aiaes competent ts'
dsai Nas.a 4 saas than u lttssisiatl who
AA4 tbs experience Us il l,aKt saassas
saaa. sra alsuvsa tie atsaaaat esalH.ssi,
vi .uss,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-03-22

Thar dinssslur rAeststis assiied te the
collections Id the American afsiSeulii of
Eaiural Illstary was ss feet long when
nisse spsssr s,sAsl. .ssA, years ago and
weighed about il iois Ist.s last NJ We'll
that tha asanvses died hefesa the eost
iii living sseaisae ao acute.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-03-22

with agricultural prosperity 50 pro-
nuasissd the farmer VIII be eofling 10
sewn tn take his vacasiaii anu Things
viii hs reversed with eits faiss tsaking
country baartters Cor the summer.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-03-22
OveralIs, Gloves, etc.

Good work shirts full sizes, all colors - 65c
Uncle Sam work shirts, blue and grey ......75c
American dyed oyeralls all sizes Per pair ... 90c
Blue and white stripe overaIs per pair 49, ST .35
Blouses same as above .. S1.35
Leather gloves large assortment Is to $500
Spring work shoes at popular prices 29o to S4.65
Heavy cotton flannel gloves and mittens
double per pair 20c 2 for 35c
Mems khaki pants, all sizes per pair ... ST 40
Mems dress pants at reduced prices
for one week only at 20g6off
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-03-22

Ilgs sessssses7 ~ 49, ass Il s3ssFsgA fs9
essa ssssss sassa II sa Nzasss sf1zsssa III
~ as sssas g#s4se Fl wss
sa NJ la@s fss8 asEigsHs ss ssss@Sstsse
ssss Nass ilsesssts sgs ysls IS i@fa
sseg ssas fl 10 sas8e a5s tise essfas
sNsssssa 8ssss, as8s sssa essassSa sssFs tlss
se4ssS III sgsss gre asfses ttaF es
ggats sN Il fssss ssss #a8 ttlsa te tsssA
fs8 asSassas aafaasasas atsA ssstssssatial knssst
res. aFss fsesss4f ass Ftss Aetsesg4 stss
rias ssRs azaas saas ggigaf Mes asa Esla e5s
sRFfa ssgaa assAsF Aass t3fala Ntasg fsuf
aa Ii ateass sssas sFgGaa sise8lt tsaa
as sssgssN. assI gasga iFsstseasea ttsNt sbs
hssss ss stsfastaN N kYss#sa3 Nsssat
Ii II Il sgH8E lessg sasag Nj saeaw siage.
vi tsN4s sssesw Ia ~ fsssssts st ssslsSA aiteag,
sssss ssss aaslsAls sf tissak a. tssss sp 8ss5t
On IA asigist III ssss. asssa " gssseE Will bf
s# 1ssss9 M atss ssssss spksss s'sse ittat
fssas# Iii sssn Isselesa reessil.s assaA,
~g say stss isfss ssssess slse HtessafasiY ~
sasaa fisHe aaa estsuissH ssssss, saestl1
sasg ssss saWs saSnFssa sasga sgtss4 ast w
III ssssfa aEa i,se# disappeared II sssa
sasnsa tsss sssssa snssfsgssiasss
. n
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-03-22

Il western woman. II said 80 have of.
ferssi I'd Eivss d ranch hand two cows.
1 4 rs WOULD kils her husband. Eyident-
! II sha didn't think very much Of the
COWS, either.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-03-22

A new antiswearsng league has been
started III Holland, but n may be only
4 ronndahout way of denriving nea-.
trails ok their right I'd express their
opinaots
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-03-22
Ny sc~ss GREGORY

go -. ses
go .sss. go. sR.s.s s..ass
Y. 80. g.4sE. 49, sss8 -
s,..rsses., go saxss4as s.sgsf sxga
ss.. ..ss.sss. Fss.e 1. s.ssgs.sy, -.
- - -s,. s.n.s,. .,,,.,...e
- - sss8 &, ~.
-. -,
ID - 49,,
-. ..,--..
-.
:"
E9 s@4% 't@ @ e's7 s'. ''@sA
@@@F T'*
tA@R% t
6@& @tR1 ~ ga 1sa@@'s' N's@'Se '':'''
&S@s. '''ss'sA%
,l,g - 80
-. -, -.
-, a.i,-t
-. 49,, ,.,s... bg,,,
,.s. ~. .,a..3... =,
80, ...s..,ss -. .. s.s,n
..r.., -, -, 80, :, a,,ya
-. - ,.,,,,
s. -. -. .s.. 80 -,
-. ~ ~. @ -. : 70 -, -.
~ sY,,e f,.,,,fy,,,xa -
-.rd sad, p.rh,.s ,yyflI he ,ber.
,s,,,., fsfrg. ,.asr.s ,,,,,-,, ~ ~, ,,tttrlv
( ,rna,.s,,, fsea f,zx,g. bar ~ sbau "a
~, nm ~. o., -, s.,,,,,,s.-,s,, y,T, >,
( hg,oo sb, Ia, sfar,.ays, .t,s.rt ,heir
F t,,..y,aa ,,,,t ,,ars,,..lfa.4 NJ, ,,lep far
i ,..,,,,,.,lt,,, tsf-st IN an 80 aai,,.4 81,
~. r.,,,,,,,,,,s a,t h,., q ,,in., s,,,,,re,.t.
/ ~ c,,nt with Jerry. He WAS hard n
manage. Margaret had acted risllcu-
lo,lsly. he said, and with uapardoaahie
rudeness 10 Mrs. Fanway. aass Doug
lass had not remained over for the
I weekend at all. She WAS going on 10
/ the city.
+, with his promise 10 come In. at
1 least for The last act, Mona turned her
/ attention 10 Andy
! sT,n Afarporat rvaraents sister" " she
said over tha tplenhona "Wbatg Yes
sha yo,ngast Souo rnrId vn, coma
~, n Mrs prnoka,a nlease trst
r1r ro,y ,,nr,.r,c---yos rf,nt ,Y,av
i ,,,assa ona osk for mo yt,s worry i'm
norto,+n
,.. -, ..,.
.,,t.., 49,, ,,a..,y,.st g.. -, -,
- ~ ~ ', ,,,,, r., : 80, e, ,,,,
''''.,l 800,
- 80 a.s.s'',s ~ -''''''
-, n's ot..'.',,' t.
:. ,.,,, -. a., -
-, 80. ~, =. ~
80 - -
80 - y '''ls'
h"l'F. asSeiee' Alus' i"ohins At
'''t a"''ia' A''S'S'
So ! Thought II wed hakesbetieVe
that we were tremendously struck Win
each othef-luSt Ton to-hlsht-lt would
hetp Jerry caSe--doht you mink
so
Mona went back alone TO the house.
slipped quietly upstairs 20 her room
and dressed for dinner. And when Mr..
Forbes arrived she met him demure-
", as became g younger sister who
was not even dehutante yet. Mar
-1Sst ~'ANS A'Ah'' i''' iA>'i'' '-A's7 A''t-i-
ANDY, boy. ycu don't know how
good it Is to see you again
1T is, isn't 1T, Andy laughed. ZINE.
Why didn't you tell me you had such
girl for sister
And all through dinner there was
the puzzled lock in Margarets eyes,
], and little wistfut droop to her hps'
| Already she began TO feel the tug OF
regret Andy, sitting next to her,
was having perfectly wonderful
time talking to Mona across the cen
teFpiece OF manye orchids and ferns
Later, he was by her side at the box
| party, and Mona had never looked SO
attractive
al at once Mona glanced at the
second box opposite where some late
comers had just filed in. Nan Doug
4 la
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-03-22
Spring Suits Rain Coats



The best clothes for boys made for lis by Aarons
Clothing Go. Lots If smart styles style about them
u nice variety to select from 500 to $500
Nohodys hard for us To fit. Tall men or short men,
stout OF slender. Any figure of d man will find
clothes here to tit him. we promise it. We offeryou
goods Of good quality, smart styles. 10 to S23
New rain coats smart styles .. 800 to t2o0
Paiamas, good ones your choice for ......... ST. 90
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-03-22
Made to Measure

Your New Easter suit, $50 samples to pick from.
The patterns are being picked fast and we guaran-
tee lit and quality perfect at - Sl4.50 and up
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-03-22

Doctors Advise that 10 he healthy
os,s @ should drink lots " water But
nDt ss cnnsers sve presume 4.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-03-22
White Goods Sale

Organdies fancy and sheer goods 28 to 40c
Plain VOLS ....,........2 25 to Toe
Stripe voils .25 to 6Oc
Seed VOLS .......... Is to Soc
Pique, fancy and plain ,.......ss. .25c
Lawns fancy and plain ,.........t 5 to 25c
White dimiters, fancy and plain is to 25c
Bart silk crepe, fancy and plain SO to 75c
Cotton crepe fancy and plain ....... Is to 40c
White India linens, fancy and plain II to 25e
White faxons. fancy and plain .......... Is to SOC
White mercerised poplins ...,...@25 to 40c
White suiting heavy for spring ,........... 55c
White laees per yd .........4 to l5c
White embroderies per yd ,s........> 5 to 75c
The most fashionable spring style in alover black
kid top lace boot. We can recomend this boot as
being absolutly correct in every particular
at $3.50 our price S5.75
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-03-22

With dollars purchase store will sell peck OF
potatoes for 60c One peck to customer and good Stature
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-28
Rippiing Rhymes
Made at Home,
By WALT MASON

This year, oh. little girls and boys,
there'll be no German Christmas toys
The Germans have so much to do,
SO many errands to pursue, they really
haven't time to pause and carve out
toys for Santa Claus. But therell be
toys, / have no doubt. for every little
maid and scont. for all the children in
this realm, made from our native slip
perry elufr Why brought we toys
across the seas? We have the draw
ing knives and trees, and we can hew
from pine or beech an elephant that
is a peach, and we can shape a polar
bear, an anaconda or a hare; a camel
with an upright back, a duck than
can emit q quack. We have the tools.
we have the skill; why bought we
toys from Kaiser Bill? Now. watch
me make a Noah's ark, and fit II OUT
with hen and shark, rhinoceros and
kangaroo and every beast you wish 10
view. This war, with all its woes and
stlngs has taGght us lots OF useful
things. We find that We can fashion
traps we used TO buy from foreign
chaps; and that's a lesson little kids.
whith should he pasted in our lids.
I So watch me take my saw and ak, and
fashion toys as slick as wax: III carve
YOU beasts of gOreeous shapes, I'll hew
out warthogs, bees and apes, and give
you. dear ones. ample cause, 20 whoop
with me for Santa Claus.
Copyright, 1917, by George hitahew AdSSns)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-28
THOSE UhLUCKY SECONDS"
Fate Bears Hard Upon Monsochs
with II in Their Titles.

Are the numerals ~ unlucky
wien they follow the name of a
monarch? Il would seem so.
OF the four living European rulers
and ex-rulers so characterized two,
the Car Nicholas II of Russia and
Sultan Abdul Hamid IL Of Turkey
are deposed and prisoners. The third
King Manuel IL Of Portugal. na-
been deprived Of his. throne by his
.pe6ple. While the fourth, the Kaiser
Wilhelm III Of Germany. has more
than a generous share OF troubles or
his own.
History too. curiously enough. tells
the same story Alexander III Of Rus
sia was blown TO bits by nihilist bombs
in 1881. Louis II OF Bavaria was
drowned in 1856. ChaSles ii OF Scot
land was killed in battle. Napoleon
II having lost his throne, died in
exile
Among British monarchs Harold
II the last Of the Saxon kings. fcil
1t Hastings, Edward ii was cruelty
murdered in prison at the instigauon
Of his own wife, and a similar fate
likewise overlook Richard II. vii
liaIa II was murdered. Games III
lost his kingdom and his crown at
, the battle OF the Boyne. His brother,
Charles II. killed himself by his de-
ha ucheries.
The above are but sample instances
culcd NJ haphazard from history
There are many others.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-28
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the reason II took him so long TO get
thru the door.
The man then got out his biggest
camera and put the black cloth over
hts head and looked thru the peek
hole. But he couldn't-~ee Billy Bunny
at all Where are you, little rab-
bit?" he called out from~under the
black cloth, while he turned some
thing round and round on the front
of the camera.
Here l am clied the little bunny
boy and sure enough, he was there,
all right, only he was hidden behind
the elephants foot. Then the pic
ture man pulled his head out from
under the black cloth and came over
and fixed the little rabbit So he would
be taken all right And as the ele-
plant wouldn't keep his head still.
but kept swinging il rack and forth,
Just as he did in the circus, the pic
ture man got out an iron headrest
and placed il back of the elephants
head and screwed il tight, so that he
couldn't wiggle his head and spoil the
picture.
Then the photographer said:
Now, look pleasant, If you please,
And be sure you do not snee2c.
Hold your trunk up like rifle.
Pilly Bunny, smiM n trifle,
Watch the birdie, II you please,
TIL the rubber ball ] squeeze
After that he wents into a dark
room, while Billy Bunny and the ,le-
phant looked at the pictures ofs Daddy
Fox and his family
| When the photographs were fin
ished Billy Bunny and the elephant
! thot they looked lovely in the little
pink frames. But before they left the
photographer took off the door so
that the elephant wouldn't have 10
squeeze So hard to get out!
Your camera takes very good
picture" said little Billy Bunny, which
pie SOD re travelling photographer
Very much.
And II ais camera doesn't take the
measles before tomorrow, so that IL
has TO call in the Doctor Bird. III tell
{ YOU next time-wel, Just wait and see,
for don't know myself just this min
ute what is going to happen!
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-28

II think I'll take a little trip with
my friend the elephant" said Billy
Bunny as he said goodbye TO Uncle
Lucky. The little rabbit and the big
elephant handn't gone SO very far
when they came to a travelling pho
tographer. His photo gallery was
on wheels. apd the old gray horse
that pulled IL from place to place was
eating grass close by.
Let's have our pictures taken,
said Billy Bunny. So he and the ele-
phant went inside. II took the ele-
phant almost five minutes TO squeeze
thru the door, and the photographer
said if anything was broken he would
not take their pictures. So the ele-
phant was very careful. and that was