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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1917-11-17

sion Magazine, Chicago, ILL.,; Mike
Metz, Wiota, Ia; My Message, St.
Cloud, Mimi; Kankakee Gazette
(Daily); Bloomington Bulletin (Dai-
ly); Catholic Register, Denver; Irish
Standard, Minneapolis; Western
World, Des Moines; Western Catho-
lie, Quincy; Catholic Bulletin, St.
Paul; Catholic Messenger, Davenport;
Catholic Tribune, Dubuque, la.
We are also indebted to Miss Annie
E. McGovern, Cedar Falls, Ia, for a
very beautiful picture, the Sistine Ma
donna, which now adorns our library.
Miss McGovern also sent us very
fine selection of books, which makes
a very noticeable increase in our H.
brary family. We are grateful for
such valuable contributions and trust
that many others will come to our
assistance.
Magazines are much needed, espe-
cially for the hospital wards, where
the sick and convalescent crave for
something to while away the hours.
We are sadly in need of moving
picture outfit, but suppose it is un-
reasonable to expect such donation.
We recommend same, however, to the
kind generosity of somebody or other
who wants to assist in the education
and entertainment of the boys.
Mr.. A. J. Thorpe, Manchester, Ia,
arrived Sunday and will assume the
duty of secretary at one of the build
ings. Mr.. Thorpe makes fine &C.
QUESTION to the secretarial force, hav-
ing had a wide experience in different
fields of activity. He is member of
the Dyersville Council, 1854, knights
of Columbus and is we'll and favorably
known over the state
We are now ready to take up the
educational work at the building.
Glasses are in course Of formation for
the study of French and English.
College professors and graduates from
the ranks will have charge of the in
structions.
The following program outlined for
this week will give an idea of the
work being attempted: ...
Monday evening-Choir practice.
Tuesday evening-Amateu vaude-
vile.
Wednesday evening-Lecture on
sanitation by Captain Paragon.
Thursday evening-Boxing and
wrestling tournament.
Friday evening-1llustrated lecture
on Ireland.
Sunday evening-Lecture by Rev. J..
r. Nugent, Visitation Church, Des
Moines, la.
Sincerely yours in Christ,
PATRICK N. McDERMOTT,
Post Chaplain X. of G. Bldg.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1917-11-17

Germany now has a Catholic Chan
cellor in the person of Count George
Won Hertling, the Bavarian Prime Min
lister, who has succeeded Michaelis.
Count, Won Hertling, whom Herder's
"Konversations-L Lexicon" lists as a
Catholic philosopher and politician -
was born in Darmstadt. in the Grand
Duchy of Hessen, in 1S43. In 1882 he
became professor Observation-Disclosures
at the University of Bonn, and later
professor (ordentlicher) at Munich.
After 1875 he served continually, with
number of Interruptions, as rep
resentative in the German Reichstag,
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1917-11-17
BUDGET OF NEWS
FROM CAMP DODGE
Camp Dodge, Nov. -, 1917.

To the Editor: The main K. of c..
building has now become one of the
most popular centers of attraction at
the camp. Crowds find their way
daily, making use of the facilities Of
fered.
Last Wednesday evening high
class vaudeville performance was
staged by the boys of 4O4 Signal
Corps. The boys of "4O4" are from
the east mainly, New York and New
Jersey, and are characteristic for
their high tone of Catholicity and
comradeship. Thursday evening the
building was filled to capacity, the box
ing and wrestling tournament being
the feature. Mike Gibbons, the mid
dleweight champion, was in charge of
the program and he himself gave a
very fine exhibition in a three-round
bout with two successive opponents.
Sunday morning the four Masses
were attended by the usual quota and
one hundred and eighty-two received
Holy Communion. Sunday evening,
Rev. John T. Noonan, st. Anthony's
church, Des Moines, and State Chap
lain of the knights of Columbus of
Iowa, delivered very interesting and
practical discourse. His subject was
''The Training of the WILL" and it's
peculiar application to the boys in
uniform suggested an effort for great
er efficiency in the service. This, the
first of our Sunday evening lectures,
was attended by about one thousand
soldiers.
Large crowds took advantage of the
mild weather and the camp presented
a busy scene on Sunday. Numbers
f1ocked to the X. of G. building and
were highly pleased to note the efforts
being made to care for the boys. Dis
tinguished amongst the visitors Sun
day were Bishop Bowling, of Des
Moines, and DR.. w. ]. Kirby, head Of
the Department of Sociology at the
Catholic University, Washington, d.
G. Both made thorough inspection
of our activities and were satisfied
with the work being accomplished and
progress made.
Other visitors amongst the clergy
during the past week were Father
Schermers, Cologne, Mimi; Father
Comesford, Lyons, Iowa; Father Han
ly, Dubuque, Ia; Father Drumm,
Cedar Rapids, Ia; Father Mullen,
Adair, Ia; Father Steiger, Earring,
a.; Father Noonan, and Father Lally,
Des Moines, Ia. We are glad to have
the clergy visit us and are always
encouraged by their presence.
We are indebted to the following
for contributions of newspapers, mag
azines, etc.: Rev. A. j. Schultz, Rem
sen, la. (who sent several rosaries
that came originally from Jerusalem);
Sisters of Charity, Mt. Carmel, Du-
buque, Ia; Sisters of Humility, Of
tumwa, Ia; Mary o. Holbrook, Oma-
ha, Neb.; Annie E. McGovern, Cedar
Falls, Ia; Mary Doyle, Ottumwa, Ia;
Ruth Bethke, Greene, Ia; Nellie Sher-
idan, Creston, Ia; Helen O'Connell,
st. Paul, Mimi; M. G. Smith, Eagle
Harbor, Mich; Thos. H. Marshall,
Wiota, Ia; w. J. Murphy, Wanna, Ia;
Secy Pfanz, Camp Dodge, Ia; Exten-
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1917-11-17
ASK ALL CREEDS FOR AID.
Knights Of Columbus Appeal to the
People of All Religious Beliefs
for War Funds.

Because service rendered is for all
races and creeds, the Knights of Co.
lumbus have appealed to people Of all
religious beliefs to assist in raising
100000 for use in establishing war
recreation centers at the thirty-two
military camps in the United States
and also abroad. The movement for
which $1,0O0,000 has been subscribed,
has the backing of noted men and
women.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1917-11-17
Catholics enjoy in the Protestant king

Catholics enjoy in the Protestant king
doms of Prussia and Saxony. Won
Hertling is likewise not "Junker" or
Pan-German, and is not opposed to
Parliamentary reform and the extern
sion of the franchise. AS one of the
leaders of the Centre party, whose poll
cies he has helped to shape, his ideals
are identical with those Of that great
commoners' party, which has done so
much for social legislation and parlia-
mentary reform.-The Echo, Buffalo,
n. Y.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1917-11-17
CHILDREN GIVE PRIEST cHALIcE

When the children of St. Cathar1ne's
school. Washington Heights, New
York city, who receive military tram
ing under a United States Army Of
ficer. learned that the Rev. r. r.
Duffy. chaplain of the famous Sixty
ninth, is a brother of one OF tnell
teachers, they determined to present
him with a gift. This took the form
of a gold chalice, the presentation OF
which was made in St. GATHERINGS au-
ditorium by the pastor Of the parish,
Rev. P. E. McCorry.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1917-11-17
Dr.. BiornStad'S Sanatoriun|

Every treatment recognized by
medical science can be had in this
sanatorium. No health resort has
any curative method that cannot be
obtained here.
Below are few Of the treatments.
Baths of all kinds. The Swedish
movement cure, scientific massage,
medical electricity in 20 different
forms, surgery and drugs, X-ray,
vapor and hot air baths, baking treat
ments, the light cure, F;nsen treat
ments, serum treatments, osteopathy
and chiropractic, ozone limitations.
SPECIALITY: Persistent, stub
born diseases, rheumatism, nervous
disorders. stomach diseases, lung
troubles and asthma, catarrh, kidney
and skin diseases
Prices reasonable. Special hours
for city people.
Send or call for beautifully illus
trated free book and testimonials
from all over the northwest.
G. BI0RnSTAD, N. D.
Z242 Nicollet Av., Minneapolis, MINI.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1917-11-17
GERMANY'S CATHOLIC CHANGED
LOR.

Count Won Hertiing Has Won Distinc-
ton AS a Scholar, Philosopher and
Statesman-Said To Oppose Junker.
ism and Favors Franchise and Par
Iiamentary Extension.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-28
PICK EXAMINERS OF RECORD.
Virginia Taxation Board Members tt
Announce Names Soon.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
RICHMOND, January 27-The state
board of taxation has spent two days
considering the composition of the list
of examiners of record who are> to
serve the state. There are thirty-one
of these officers, and in the past they
have been named by the judges of the
courts Now they are named by the
state taxboard.
Some of these officers have worked
wonders in the discharge of their
duties and have put on the books tax
able values to a large amount, which
had escaped in the past. Some few of
the examiners have held Office and done
nothing.
Samuel L. Ferguson of Appomattox
resigned his Office because there was
nothing to it. and he could not afford
to give the time to it that was requir-
ed
The sboard announced last evening
that the result of the election would
not be declared till the last day Of this
month, which Is the time limit fixed by
law for making the announcements. In
the past these examiners of record have
made fat fees out of their work. one
or two receiving as much as $4,000 a
year. but this has been reduced by pro-
viding a ma Ximum which any officer
may receive in the way of compensa-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-28
william Mont and Ruth Regina Robin.

william Mont ana ruth Regina hopin.
son.
John F. Slater School-Miss A. E.
Thompson. Principal.
Dunbar-Joseph Carter. Martin A.
Lewis. Alfred s. Pinkett, H. Ogden Pol
lard. Roland B. Price. j. Avon Ways,
oliver w. Wilson. Otera ". Banks,
Clara E. Beverly. Ethel r. Beverly.
Viola NJ. Brooks. Helene c. Carter.
Mamie C. Dunlap, Bessie Eaglan. Chris
tine M. Essex, Mollie w. Hughes, Grace
G. Jones. Ruby E. Jones, Alma M. Nay
lor, Vernice E. Ross, Blanche E. Taylor
and Elizabeth Whiteman.
Business-Everette L. Berry. Charles
E. Bradic. BENJAMIN A: Branson, Ben
NJ. Swami.
Armstrong-Paul S: Bayard. Aaron G.
Brooks, James F, DENNY, James F.
Galloway. Carsena D. Ezell, Bette N.
Howard, Ethel A. johnson, Ruth E.
Monroe and Christine T. Smith.
Vocational School-Veronica l.. Hurd
and Anna L. Shorter.
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THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON c. JANUARY 49, 1s1-pARr T.

Scott, Haxsl d. Green.
Abraham Lincoln SCHOOL,. o. STAT
ford, Principal.
ADMINISTRATORS e. Brooks.
Gladys B. Dreear, Alexine o. Kager.
]. Edward Brooks, Ernest q. Butler.
A. Garland Dent, Oliver T. Gray. Jo-
seph J. Hamm.
Dunbar-Sarah e. Hawkins, Dorothy
e. Mercer, Clifton o. Lyles.
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Names of Pupils Who Will Be Promoted
Wednesday and the Schools They
Will Attend.


promoted the high
and colored schools
stating the
and the high schoo to VIII
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:" TT
Humphreys Seventy-seyen
For Colds, Influenza,
g RI
Be a Devotee
Be a Devotee

One experience OF the JOY OF
convalescing under Homeopathic
treatment; the complete and
perfect recovery; with little dis
turbance of the system and the
least possible loss OF energy; will
make you an everlasting devotee
OF "Seventy-seven' for Grip and
Colds.
To get the best results take
"Seventy-seven' at the first chill
or shiver.
At Druggists. % cents and 81. 90. or mailed.
Humphrey Homeo. Medicine Co.. 158 William
Street. New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-28

He comes here to lecture to our
statesmen and to DEMONSTRATE to
the general public the vast importance
Of putting the feet in efficient condition.
He is here to give his personal and
highly skilled attention -ABSOLUTE-
LY FREE OF COST to all who ask for
his authoritative advice and expert, sci
entihc services.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-28
Richardson, Otis E. Shaw. John T. Tai

Richardson, Otis E. Shaw. John T. Tai
bert
Hayes School - Estelle NJ. Fisher,
Teacher
Business-Catherin L. Burgess, An
ma r. Conner, Israel Friedman. Ger
trude w. Gerhold, Hattie A. Hall.
Leona L. Hayes. Margaret E. Kelly,
Mildred K. Lee, Winifred F. Mcnamara.
Florence Teresa Merryman. Samuel Ell
bert Stonnell.
Eastern-Alice j. Coffin, Grace Eliza
beth Johnson.
Mckinley - Charles l.. Loughery,
Francis M Wilcox
Diploma only-Frederick D. Mohler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-28
SEVENTH DIVISION.

Walla ch-Towers Group-Julia NJ. Raw
lings and Florence c. Mortimer.
teachers.
Business-Helen NJ Martin, Alice G.
Mcknight, Sallie A. Murray. Catherine
Il. Sexton and Margaret Shellenberger.
Central-Charles A. Green, Grace E.
Murray, Josephine Noble and Theodore
Noble
Eastern-George A. FIeishell, Robert
F. Fogle, Doris V. Club and Julia E.
Diggins.
mckinley-George G.. Groome. Will
George NJ. McCauley, Randolph New
man, Francis E. Robey and Edward G.
Wilson.
Unassigned-Robert A. Fraser and
Iohn J. Stulz
Hilton Schooi-G. s. Silvers, Teacher
Business-Julia w. Almond, Emma
A. Bartlett, Edna T. Busey, Mildred
B. Campbell. Marie Cascio, Doris v.
Cottren. Catherine NJ. Hettenkemer,
James Carroll. Tony Fratantuono, Ray
mond F. satchford. Everett v Ferry
and Edwin w. Sergeant.
Central-Dorothy B. Anderson. Ruth
X. Columbus, Arthur d. Anderson. Paul
]. CARRIER, Elliott G. Johnson and
Francis B. Thorn.
Extraordinarily ]. Clark, Mary S.
Davidson. Anna T, Fratantuono, Clara
A. Higgins, Regenia S. Marzolf. Eldon
S. Bailey and Ciagett T. Wood.
Mckinley-Howard Z. BoSworth,
Tony Carniello. Leland S. Dodd, Charles
F. Fleming, Stanley Henderson, John
L. Johannes, Louis w. Joynes, Harry
H. Mckee, Clarence J. Suite. Frank A.
Taylor and William F. Wright.
Edmonds School M. A. McNantZ,
Teacher.
Central-Ethel ]. Entwisle. May C.
Howard and leila NJ Nelson.
Eastern-Harry w. Bransom, Herman
Lazarow, Richard A. Pugh, Theodore A.
Sevenhuysen. T. Dwyer Tebbs, Richard
l.. Trainor, NJ. Ellwood Vermillion. Law
renee Vermillion, Margaret l.. Bolen,
Dallas K. Keith, Gertrude f. Moreland,
Margaret A. Riordon, Nellie o. Stewart,
Edith NJ. Tillon and Christine E. Whit
tington.
Business-Mildred H. Lockwood and
Mildred Thomas.
McKinley-Curtis I. Disney. Joseph l..
Soper. J. Everett Thornberry. Melvin
G. Wedeman and Albert D. Whitworth.
nassigned-Joseph r. Burke, Edith
L. oliver, Viola E. Thomasson and Clay
ton E. Timmons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-28

No what
perin
REMEMBERS That this clinic is ABSOLUTELY FREE That
will be mpoued purchase anythng-and expert will
be AT OUR 9TH ST. STORE this week only
call early n the day make appointment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-28

Austria recently held an exposition
of paper products designed for pro-
lection against cold and as substitutes
for textiles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-28
EIGHTH DIVISION.

S. J. Bowen SCHOOL,. L. Galeski,
Teacher.
Business-Regina Baum. Minerva I.
Cox. Gertrude F. Davis. Irene H. Fenton,
Harry ]. Fersinger, Doris H. Flaherty,
Henry G. Fraser, Geraldine NJ. Cartel,
Annie Raleigh and Lenore Williams.
Central-Sarah Z. Sheer.
McKinley-Albert w. Hennige, Mar
garet E. Rykerd and W. Forrest
Thomas.
DIFFERENTIATION School,. J. Riley,
Teacher.
Central-Anna Mae Elizabeth Buckley,
Hazel Mae Bayne. John Langley Bar
rett, Ernest AHlburn Colvin, Joseph Ed
ward Gray, Pauline Elizabeth Heath,
Mary Rebecca Kintz, HamilI Lyon
Nicholson, Marie Cecilia SPAIN, Helen
Marie Schatz, Israel Wall and Thelma
Louise Winston.
Business-Pearl Aronson. Harry Gold
smith, Sarah Galloway Heller, Jane Mel
vile Murray, Helen Gertrude Thrift
Burton Robert Lawson. Italo Frank
Botazzi, Genevieve Cecilia Hurley, Ruby
Grey Lloyd, Clara May Manuel, Marga-
ret Antonio Tippett, Violet Marguerite
Vernon, Hazel Addie Cannon, Franklin
Pierce Kimmell, Leona Elizabeth Lind
Elizabe Tassa and Carl Joseph
Whelan.
Observation-Disclosures Arthur Baker,
Frank Ernest Evans, James Leonard
Whitmore. James Edward Barber, Will
ton Lee Hall. Norman Thomas Beaton
and Joseph Herbert Rice.
Grant School = Miss F. L. Reeves,
Teacher.
Central-Ruth Mcneil. Mary Garner
Mary White, Margaret White, Annie La
Soda, Edith Silverberg, Charles Pick
etts Julian Cooper, Frank Marcellino,
Samuel Cohen and Florence Birch
Business-Lillian Risden, Edith Klotz.
Mary Santnier. Fannie Shofnoss, Flea
nor Carroll, Helen McGinness, James
Kirkland, Matthew OCallaghan and
John Harper.
MISUNDERSTANDING Knapp Mae Grif-
fin. Robert Gramm, John Cook, Charles
Graves. Luther Etchison Herbert Me-
Carly. Tobias Line, William Shofnos.
Fred Schench, Bradley Smith, John
Whiting and Lee Yen Sum.
NINTH DIVISION.
Lenox School-H. F. Lowe. Teacher.
Eastern = Virginia l. Ball, Maud 1.
Thomas and Lillian c. Warfeld.
Business-Anna A. Mitchell.
Mckinley. = Herbert NJ Clements.
Charles Stuart, William F. White and
Benjamin G. Womersley
No high school-Nelson F. Proctor.
Congress Heights School-O. A. Ebert.
Teacher.
Eastern - Emma w. Cannon, Matte
E. Coughlan. Elsie F. Cowan and Grace
Click.
Business = Norman o. Hayes and
Arthur f. Hoyle.
Mckinley-James +. Dean, William p.
Hill. John l.. Simmons and Philip A.
Stebbing.
These graduates will not attend high
school-Ethel c. Burch Edna Il. Blaine
and James +. Williams.
TENTH DIVISION.
Van Buren, School-N. r, Croswen,
Teacher.
Eastern-Dorothy G. Hopkins
Business-Clara l.. Boyd, William B.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-28
This Week, We Cordially Invite You to Attend
A Free ''Clinic' >
For Foot-Sufferers
By Noted Foot Specialist of Chicago

"HIS is in line with the educational
work we are doing in our stores
whereby ALL our salespeople
are being taught the anatomy of the
foot, with the causes, preventives and
cures of all foot troubles.
The Chicago expert, who will be
here this week is one of the instructors
of the AMERICAN PRACTIPEDIC
SCHOOL in which all our salespeople
have just been enrolled as students.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-28
TWELFTH DIVISION.

Douglass Simmons School,. c. Payne,
Teacher.
Dunbar-Leonard Lancaster Butler
Thomas Anthony Gordon. Allen Stewart
Hammond, Robert Jones. Theodore
Roosevelt Sherman. Lawrence Lord
Shinn, Carline Louise Anderson, Grace
Beatrice Brown, Jessie Lee Dickens.
Marjorie Mildred Gray. Marguerite
Robinson. Anna May Williams and Jo-
sephine Wood.
Armstrong-George Newman. Louise
Eugenia Bell. Isabelle Deborah Cooper,
Beatrice Louise Clifton. Idella Johnson,
Josephine Marguerite Overton. Roberta
May Scott and Marguerite Fran
Lovejoy School
Dunbar-Erma N. Carter. Annie E.
Duncan. Thelma A. Thomas and Ophelia
E. Washington.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S. Middleton
Samuel A. Morse, Earl A. Richards and
Isaac NJ. Washington.
Deanwood School,. L. Cardozo, Prin-
cipal
Dunbar-Mildred Ruth Chase, Helen
Magdalene Gordon, Callie Lee King.
Margaret Riley. Ella williams. Oaddie
Ruth Wren. Shelby James Coates, Her
bert Harris Jones. Leroy King, Albert
Smith and Dorothy Elizabeth Mason.
MISREPRESENTATION Thomas Coles,
John Wesley Dorsey and Joseph Her
man Keene.
Vocational-Willie Virginia Lyons.
John A. Logan School-M. E. Tucker,
Teacher.
Dunbar-Charles Raymond Proctor,
Louise Elizabeth Alexander, Beulah Ell
sic Stewart. Crete Kellogg Stewart and
Missouri Edith Silas.
Armstrong-James Aloysius Gray,
Victoria Margaret Barnes, Amy Blake,
Virgie Brown. Lille Belle Corbett, Kate
Louise Crawford and Jennie Louise
Williams.
THIRTEENTH DIVISION.
James G. Birney SCHOOL,. J. Smith
Principal.
Dunbar-Theouore Roosevelt Frank
lin Harrod.
Armstrong-John Franklin Aiken,
Verna Campbell Ellsworth Cant. James
Luther Turner, Elnora Gwendoline
Caldwell, Nellie Naomi Dale. Rhoda
Madalene Johnson.
Francis L. Cardozo School,. E. Page.
r. G.
Dunbar = Leroy NJ Cartwright
Gladys NJ. Diggs. Irene Forbes. Lillian
NJ. Hawkins. Geneva Hill, Marie L.
Johnson. Mamie e. Skinner, Beatrice
A. NJ Walker, Ruth E. West.
MISUNDERSTANDING Z. Anderson,
Milton A. Chairman, James Simpson,
Percy f. Taylor. Lena Barnes. Ger
trude M. chatham, Edna Thornton,
Lavinia NJ. WEIGH.
observation-disclosures Brooks. Henry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-28
ELEVENTH DIVISION,

B. X Bruce School-M. Grant Lucas,
Principal.
Dunbar-Joseph Miller, Weaver Payne
Murray, Lawrence Clifford Winters,
Mabel Estelle Dishman, Mary Edwina
Jones and Dorothy lola Green.
Armstrong-Boyd Lee Blake, Lewis
The evening world., 1917-07-19
By Frank II. Adams

gram on a scratch pad as inc opera
tor read II over the wire.
when n was done, without com
mont. she handed II to me.
II read ns follows.
y HlaIoy
coming 10 ,0l a. lAst Arrive odN, Have
VIVA UuNNUlE
WAIT | exclaimed. This cant hc
for me Call up that operator again.
Don't try TO explain" said Lucille
Coldly. Il suppose you don't even
know who Vida Dunmore is|'
/ debated "A moment as To whether
I should lie or not; but what was the
use? did know II Vida Dunmore, nn
actress. In fact. | had seen her Only
the week before.
Yes" said slowly. 81 know her.
or / know a girl by that ma ne; but
We are not friends This telegram IL
a mistake" Then. somewhere nearby
"A pistol shot sounded.
The evening world., 1917-07-19

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together u,ior, .orruF 90,
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surveying
whimsical lssnionci notions
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,alaIns % ,gur. n,scd suspi.olsl,
, trouble" $50 hc a
satisfied something
But
little this yethound dollar home'"
adopt a the orphan asylum" Hazel
rcoci agree said
glanced
What did he -ay7' demanded
children Of he didn't
any is lie thinks himself
lie think the suffering
sacrifice a motherhood
up my | get ought
spite ot a he would add more
and put my her shoulders
the crOwning the
Of really
buaon? Don't that
physically husband children
sci Gods carth''
IIazes oses then her
neck and she yobbe q shoulder
81 never thought of II like
a miserable, selfish have boenl'
year received pocaming the
birth o
Dco9nah, by IL. syude.. Inc