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The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-19
Dear Mother of Mine:

Dear Mother of Nine
Your letter has Just come telling me that
YOU have received Baby Betty's photographs
and that they reached you without even a
broken corner However, | expected this,
for THE BISBEE STUDIO gave me such heavy
durable packing, all cut just to fit the size
of the folders.
Mrs Bisbee show ed me the stock room
when | was down to the studio the last time
and [ was amazed to see the great rows of
corrugated packing sheets laid tier upon
tier across long racks. But / was more
amazed when l found that not an inch of
this material is for sale; it is given away
given in the true sense of the wOrd-to any
one who purchases Bisbee pictures and who
asks for the packing board At no other
studio / ever patronized was the mailing of
photographs made so easy and safe and exact
for me, but I see clearly that this is only
one of the many unusual points of the Bis
bee service.
The Bisbee service-I have found it
means a good deal There is little slip of
parchment, delicate and firm with its
slender thread of white silk, fastened upon
each finished package and upon it are en-
graved five words: ''Made at The Bisbee
Studio" The five words are sufficient
"Made at The Bsbee Studio the result
of Bisbee service, the product of palnstak-
inc care, of thorough work, the product of
skill, the product of thought.
Do write as often as you can, Mother;
your letters are next best to a visit with
YOU. I'm enclosing my new recipe for
chocolate icing; try tits fine.
Lovingly,
The Letters She Wrote Home.-No. 9.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-19

guests assembled at the table the ma
uonal hymn was played and a musical
program was given during the serv-
ing OF the dinner. Mrs. ]. E. Hart
degen assisted Mrs. Hahn in serving
the delicious five course dinner. Mr.
Wallin, besides being past district dep
uty exalted ruler of the Elks lodge. is
grand scribe of the Royal Arch Ma
sons and was in Twin Falls on bust
ness for that lodge. representing T. NJ.
Fleming of Lewiston, grand high
priest of the Royal Arch Masons. Mr..
Wallin is we'll known in Elk circles
and took an active part in the recent
building of the fine 100000 Elk home
in Pocatello. He returned to Poca-
tello Wednesday morning.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-19

For The Red CrOss-At the high
school auditorium, next Thursday ev-
ening, Goth inst, cast of selected
amateurs will present CDR. Jexyle
and Mr.. Hyde" We are assured that
this program will be worth hearing
In addition to the drama, a number of
local musicians have rendered their
services for the occasion. The per-
Torrance has been initiated by Mr..
w. l.. Rogers and aother local young
people; and while not under the aus
pieces of the Red Cross association,
every cent of money received is to
be turned over to them-the finances
being handled by their representatives
Mr.. Blue, DIR. Wilson and Mrs. White.
This effort in assistance of Red Cross
work was unsolicited, but is CRATE
fully appreciated.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-19

BE 1t Ever So Humble" which this
appealing drama extols, the simple
but great love which it unfolds, and
its dominant human note, have made
its success on the stage endure for
two generations. AS a photoply, "Es-
meralda" is a faithful presentation OF
the beautiful and noble sentiments OF
the beloved play, in which Mary Pick
ford, assisted by an unusually strong
supporting cast attains another re-
markable triumph.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-19
GOTHAM SHOCKED BY
EXPOSITION PICTURES
Omitted Press)

NEW YORK, April 19-The morals
of the Panama Pacific Exposition will
go on trial here today. Justices in
special session will try Abraham Cab
an, Fifth Avenue Art dealer in whose
windows a picture called 1.-THE Rising
Sun" from a photograph taken at the
Exposition, shocked an agent of the
society for suppression of vice. The
agent bought some of the nudes-same-
varying in degree of nudity-to be US
ed as evidence.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-19
Elks Entertain W. WalIin-Most

EtkS EnteTbdln w. NdlllH-MOSI
satisfying and enjoyable in every way
was the dinner party given at six
O'Clock on Tuesday evening, by c. ].
Hahn, district deputy grand exalted
ruler, B. p. o. E., in honor of William
Wallin of Pocatello. Besides the
guests of honor were H. E. Deiss,
present exalted ruler of the local Elks
lodge, and the following past exalted
rulers: p. II. Smith, ]. L. Dilworth,
M. ]. Macauley and V. H. Ormsby.
Places were also set for two other
past exalted rulers who were unable
to be present, namely, J. L. Buttolph,
now in Vermont and A. N. Sprague,
who was in Jarbidge. The Hahn home
was beautifully decorated in the ma
tional colors. The dinner table was
especially attractive in the lodge col
ors, purple and white. On a large
purple and white centerpiece stood a
candelabra with the white candles
wrapped with purple ribbon. As the
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-19

TrOup Two Meeting Troup No. 2
Boy Scouts will meet Friday night
with Mr.. Munson, 401 Seventh avenue
north. All scouts in the city are re-
quested to attend services at the audi
forum Sabbath evening How many
lots will the scouts farm is a question
for consideration.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-19

Men and Women Inyited-The men
and women of this city are invited to
the Parish hall tomorrow night to the
big meeting there. 1t was necessary
to arrange for some other meeting
place than the Commercial club rooms
in order to accommodate the crowd.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-19
5 Big Tractor-The

Craig's Big TractOr-The Craig
Transfer company, running from Rog-
erson to Jarbidge has an immense
tractor on the streets today. The COM
pany has fine record for prompt
work with teams and expects to i'm
prove it with the new tractor.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-19
Dairy Meeting Friday Nirht-

n 11u<1I
mass meeting of the citizens is called
for Friday evening, April 20 at s
o'clock at the commercial club to
consider the development of the diary
interests on the tract. Fred w. Mer-
rill, dairy expect of Chicago, will adj
dress the meeting. Congressman
Smith will also address the meeting
on irrigation matters. Everyone is
requested to be present.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-19
MCINTOSH Drug Store Opens-Th

Mcintosh Drug store in the Rogerson
hotel building opened this week, with
an elegant line of goods. The toilet
and confectionery apartments are es-
pecially attractive. A large white
fountain will be installed shortly and
will be ready for trade when the
weather gets warmer. The finishing
inside is all in eggshell, hand rubbed
oak, presenting a neat appearance.
The proprietor, J. Mcintosh has NOV
ed here from Gooding and will be in
charge
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-19
Waffle Cafe Goes-The old Waffle

NHIIIt CHIt UUtS-Ine Old WatfIe
cafe is no more. 1t was torn down
yesterday to make room for the new
brick building in which the Twin
Falls Hardware company will make
its home. The structure will be ready
in a couple of months unless delayed
by the strike
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-19

Red CrOss-All necessary room for
the meetings and office purposes of
the local Red Cross organization has
been assigned by the Commercial club
out of its spacious quarters in the
Boyd block Miss Hamlin. the secre-
tary of the Red Cross, will occupy the
new office thus established, and can
be found there from two to four
o'clock every afternoon.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-19
Work on p. b. johnston BniIding-

Work on z. Il. Johnston Building
Work commenced this week on the ex-
tension, improvements and repairs on
the Johnson building on Main street.
1t is understood that this structure
is to be occupied by Marx brothers
of Boise on it's completion. What eff
feet the strike among all the non
union laborers in the brick and stone
building lines will have on this work
is not determinable at this time.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-19

HOLSTER Couple Wed-Raymond E.
Lionberger and Miss Louise Hooten,
both of HOLSTER were married Tues
day evening at the study of Walter f.
Hartman, minister of the Christian
church who performed the ceremony
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-19

COggins Stirring Again-That the
job of county treasurer is no sinecure
such as would appeal to the victims
of hoOkwOrm is the opinion express
ed in substance by County Treasurer
Harvey Coggins, who was recently
in quiescent attitude after collect
ing the regular taxes. Coggins was
rudely awakened from the dreamland
of the lotus-ea through the ac-
tivities of County Assessor George w.
Wilcox, who just couldn't bear to see
a Democratic official having a good
time. Wilcox last week began taking
in the coin for auto licenses and,
unlike the legendary politician, let
ting it go again. He insisted on Cog
gins taking it. Up to noon yesterday
over SIT 500 in licenses, collected
from more than 1000 auto owners, had
been turned in. If the roads are pass
able, it is expected that more than
1900 licenses will have been paid by
Saturday night and the rest next
week. 1t is thought that the total
collection will amount to $4,000.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-19

Missionary Meeting-E. H. Eby, a
returned missionary from India will
speak at the church of the Brethren
Sunday at IL a. m. and p. m.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-19

Leaves For Minneapolis. ]. All
ern left Monday for Minneapolis to
take charge of the publicity depart
ment of the Moore Motor company.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-19

Elks Dance Tuesday Night-The
Elks gave pleasant dance at their
hall Tuesday night which was at
tended by about fifty couples.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-19

Got Permit-George Longtag has
received a permit to build a residence
in the Ashton addition to Twin Falls
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-19

Visiting i'm California; II. Varney,
Twin Falls live candy man left last
week for San Diego, California,
where he will remain on a two weeks
visit.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-19

Stove Representatives Here T. p.
Ennis, representing the Chicago Air
Tight Stove company, was in Twin
Falls the first of the week on bust
ness.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-19

Swats Watts-C M. Laurent is in
the hands of the law on account of
internecine warfare arising within
the bosom of the blacksmithing firm
in which he is associated with James
Watts, near the city fire station. The
trouble arose over the settlement of
accounts incident to a proposed dis
solution of partnership. How the
thing started and progressed will
doubtless be fully and perhaps vari-
ously explained in the probate court
tomorrow morning, but the outstand-
ing fact seems to be that Watts was
worsted 1t is said that he literally
got the hot end of the poker" with
which weapon after its extraction
from the fire it is said that Watts was
struck, by Mr.. Laurent, whose motto
is supposed to be strike while the
iron is hot" 1t is said that Watts
was unconscious over an hour. How
ever, he was down yesterday after
noon and swore to a complaint.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-19
LOCAL BREVITIES
Phone No. IS

New Jail Fixtures Pauly Jail
company is putting in new fixtures in
the county Jail this week
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IN Seft G9eatcrlt.
Erp6eitmt6eater.

GG6ite ISOLDE bil0et Den So6e.
pitntt Der Saiion oern Die gOrpbes
Inn &oa6 Sbom" urter DIRECTION
bon Mortin Bed trifft Elm nit ben
beiten &1tnlmern Die ite nod ie bar.
geboten bat.
Sn eriter Geibe iin6 sic Morgan
Cancers at nennerL cine Grippe
bon 20 erItflaiiiget aitnitlern Der
lei6tbefuBten 011tie nit Mtarion
@orqon an Der Spite. 0ie 3ob-
leolts itno iGmtli6 oltr0mii6en un6
erltfIaiiigen 8iI6ern uno Qaritel-
l1tn9en entnomtnen.
9ie iaponiide Gina $or1lfo DUN.
fl lit cine erittIaiii9e lpriide SGn-
germ. sic iingt in englii6, franz
3oiii6 uno itdGieniid.
Qie befanrte Sdauiptelerin utl6
66riftiteaerin 6ronceS NoroItront
tritt NIT 8iaiom @inf6am in ibrer
iteueiten Sfi85e rQG nrong" ouf.
9ie Gates Brothers Itno bor3ig-
Ii6e er8entrii6e Gan3er, uno 9a-
trif Barrett gilt al8 elm Sanger,
Der itet8 NIT einem eigenartigen
@rogramm aufiportet. &o6ert @be-
reits affen3irfits beroient glei6faqs
beion0ere G%rp16nrng. Die Gar.
itequng Der fleinen @iarbdgber iin0
einfoA urfomiid).
2(ls gquilibriiten Iin6 bic orei
Sabn8 ltnerei6t.
Sic Srpbel1n &~eiiebiloer bringen
Ole 8aiierfdle SoaboS un0 Die
gl6enteiter zines jun9en 8dren our
0ariteQung.
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Wiaps>O pcrlanS.
Sine Der srSften stablpreIen Der
@elt wirb mad 8eridjt Serrn
3. 81. 9nffee fir bic 8iGgs.
SDerlanS anfgeitellt.

SER 3uffeD er31blt, Dab sic
neite 9reiie 84r Se~ritelIliilg Der
Seiteni6ienen Der g8iIlps.0 berIon0
@ittos berntbt peroen ioa. sic bat
cine 9ruffraft BON 1000 &onren
un6 1T im Stanoe II Sub Ianee
uno rs 8oa 6ide Stablidielteu an
preiien.
Gs 1T bas bereits Die 5lpcite
gleihortige @lai6ine Die in Ser @i(.
lp8- Oberlon6 6obrif sur QufiteIlung
fommt. Die critic, cine Google 8rei.
ie bon elmer aroft bon 1000 Con.
men tuurOe lebtes 5riibjabr einge.
iteut. 9ie ne1initaIlierte Greiie fir
Seriteaung aisi6lieblidj Der Seiten.
id)ienen fir gr6Bere Mo6eae Der UNI.
fdngreiden 9leibe BON b~eridieoenen
8iapgs Obrlou0s piegt 325 Sonneil.
i6rer Seile miegen 10000
Die Sobe Der 9reiie be.
trdgt 81 SUB, Die g8eite 90 SUB uilo
ltebt in eineIn iolioen 8eruenffunOo.
ment bon elmer Sieie bon Is SUB.
sic an Der Moiditie orbeitenoen
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int
Omaha 1~lmfisUercin!
Jieeie's Sper aSplOefer" fummt
mDraen Sonntag nafmittag
sur anffiBrnug.

3as groBe muitfaliife Grei9nt8
Der Saiion in oeutiden areiiet
0mobos bil0et Die atffibrung Ser
0reiaftigen fomiiden 9per SRI
better, o6er n9l6enteuer elmer Neu.
iabr8no6t", bon I'd. Stub. Geeie,
Sonntag no6mittag ourf Die Go.
re oe8 Omaha Mltitfbereins in BEL
len Gerein8boi1s, Gde IL. uno GuB
Str. Die gGuffiibrung oes prd6ti.
gen 8erfes erfolgt I'M 9ratoriltm.
it'll uu0 ltebt inter Der 2eit1lng oes
4uthoren.
Ser Cert Ser 9per lit bearbeitet
nod Der @~r5abIrtng oeS i9ipei3eri.
i9en S6riftitellers 3ihofte. Serr
Steele bat in Cert uno 0htiif Elm
8erf gei6affet 6aB oos b6dite Sn.
@tereIie Der MISUNDERSTANDING
miro. Die @initu0ierung bes 8er.
fes lit nit gr0Bter Sorgfalt er,
folgt, uno fam boS 8ubIifitm ouf
bor8agIi6e 2etitungen rednen. Der
Mdnner6or, 6rauenhor, @emii6ter
Gbor nit Dem ainoer6ore teilen
ltd in Die pra6toolen gbore 0es
groBen 8erteS uno Die Solos Duet
te, 9rios unb 5epptette, aliSge.
fitbrt bon Ben befanntlid treffli6en
Graften 0es @ereins muB man ge-
bort boben, Inn ife 8lt niiroigen.
Die Iebten Brobef muroen bon
man6en befannten 8trgern beIlp1t,
ltno ale tpnrer ent5iidt iiber 0n8,
mas morgeu ge6oten mer6en
miro. Gin aus tiidtigen @tltiiferp
5ulommengeiettes 9rdeiter miro oaS
g8ert besleiten uno f6nren mir i'm
8ora1t8 iogert, 0os Die melo0ienrei.
DIE 03uItf bon 6eionoerem 3ollber
lit. @tr gaben nidt Febl, 3u be.
baltpten, oaB Die ntor9ige Anffiib.
runq Die ar0Bte uno nortrefflifite
1tnierer oelttiden S6nQer felt ben
rnbergeBli6en sdugerfeiten iein
9os 6ellti6e 8ubltfltm bon 0mo.
pa un0 aus ben nobeliegen0en
ioate ni9t berfeblenb Oieiem
Opernfon3ert bei5upobneu. @8 ioll.
tie DEM @tuIifberein un0 beion0erS
Dem aomponiiten ourd Iturfen
ibre @nerfeflnrtng 3eigen,
oelttide aunit audi in oieier fritz.
ifen 3eit at @bren 31t bringer.
@ir MAIDEN no6mols oarouf altf.
nertionL baB bic auffiibr1tng puntt
4 ubr beginnt, uno 9iernono gu
IpGt tommen iolte. 9ie pr1dtige
Shine lit bereits fertig 1tno fonO
9onner8tag obeno Die Soltpt.
probe itatt. Sonntag Morgen Inn
3 ltbr miro Die lebte @eneralprobe
nit SrfeIter obgebalten. 9ie gait
ie Sale miro fir Die 3uI6auer
often iein uno man bat genl1
Stitble ongeidafft, I'M fit coo
Berionen Sisraltm at boben. aein
Git iollte moraen unbe.
EFT bIeiben.
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Gckalsuadttic6tcft
aus Srcmcnt, Nebr.t

Durd 6os ipe6lelbofte @etter
ltno oos biele Gis iinO I'M Bart I'M
pergongenen 8inter Die 8lltterbla.
men Iteaenfpeiie erfrpren un6 perOen
Oarum Jest Oieie 5lede nit @ras be.
fat.
S. .. 2iifen feierte i'm areiie Ell.
ner an5abl bon 8ertpmnoten un0
5rcun6en onl bereongenen Somtdg
ieinen rs. @eburtstag.
Gs miro beabiidtiet, gr6Bere 8ai.
ierrobren an Der B. StraBe bon
s.. bis &.StroBe uno an @art 9(be.
bon A. bis 8. Strnbe 81 legerL Inn
Dem @ei61ftSteile Ser Sta0t i'm
Sale zines Seuer8 beiieren Sdrb
5u gema1relt.
I'm gu %berbin0ern, onB Sonoes.
ieinoe innerbolb Der @ren3en Der
8ereinigten Staaten 9l4lber 6etom.
men, miro Der @ebrau9 bon 6elter.
iperfstorpern fit ben A. SltIt ber-
boteit iper0en.
6rGulein Margoret 9iels, neI6e
fiir5Ii9 erfrouft mar, b%efiu0et iid
ipieoer ouf Dem 8ege Der 8eiierlng.
90. Sder, in Der 5ontaneIle
@aGbdridoft lit idper erfranft an
2uneenent6iiuoung. 8ir boffen ouf
boIbige 8eiierung.
4eter 8eterien Der Steamafer,
lit rad l11gerem 2ei0en beltte rub
eltgorbeft. Gr errei9te elm alter
bon ungef1gr sc Sabren. Dos Be
grd6nis miro ON nG6iteu 5oitntag
itattfin0en.
Die eagles 2oge bon Ge6ro8fa
bat Sren1ont fir lire nGdite Son,
BENTON aep1blt. Grneit Sobn lit
grdfioent fir Dos nGf6te SaBr.
Sn Der Mittagsitltnoe gelang e8
beute eillem 8ieb, aus Der Office
BON Or. 0ouleD cine 2uoutitGt SO.
Docain all Iteblen uno oamit 81 emit
fDutmeH. Seit Snfrafttreten 0eS
Sarriion. @elebes, neldes Den Ser
fauf bon iolden 9roguer, nelae
lcift ou leiOenidaftli6ern @e6raud
fibreu, regeln ioG, periuden 2eltte,
Die benz Batter ergeben itn0, in Der
4egel nidt, bas MiitteL bon einem
gr3t 5u befonlmetL ionoern iie ber-
idoffen es iid) in gr0Berer 0uanti-
tat eigenmddtig 0ur9 0iebitnbl.
Gas @eieb berfeblt oaber boIfont.
men ieine 8irtltng, tpie ag aud mil
10 monhen an0eren 8eieben geGt.
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AnmelOnngen 5nn dben AntO=
mObilsS Ontef trtffen bereits einl
Die uMsIit9t alff cine sablrciHe Bctciliauno
rnScrer Ceicr 1T cine rcdtt oiinitioe!

Gnum boben mir ben iediten 9lt.
tomobiL9 outeit Der SGgliden Sma.
ia &ribiiue ougetiin6iet 10 bat aud
bereits cine au8ubG unierer 2eier
ibren 8eitritt nn9emeIoet. Sic ia.
ben ben Sollbon on onoerer SteQe
0es @(lttes mtsgeidnitterr, aasge.
fiiGt uito eingeiorbt, morauf sic
iofort 10000 Stimmelt gum g(ns
lang betomulen baben. Die 9arnen
oieiet 2eute meroen natitrli9 nod
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Ans Dem staate Nfebrasta!

Softer. Srou $enrp Suntulan I'M
aIter bon foit 81 Sabren pom CODE
~nbberufen. Die Gnti9Idfeue ltarntu.
tie aus 9loenburg uuo fam als %.
idbriges @aGbden NIT ibrer Sdpe-
iter nnb arRerifa ltro 5fpar lieBen
fie iih iofort in Columbus nieoer.
Sod in oemielben Sabre berbeirote-
tie iie ii6. sic mar ol(gemein ge.
odtet itro belie6t. Bier S6bne un0
Orei G6dter betrduern ibr cabin.
ideioen.
SIN ct. @1nrDs Soipitol id(oB
letten Sreitog Carl Slider Die PHI.
gen gum lebten G9lummer. ST mar
pdbreno oes 8iirgerfrieges Sallpt-
mann in Der fonfooerierten armee
unO mar cine 3eitlang Gountpri9.
ter bon Geoar GountD.
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2nnentnIeiinnn.

Crete, 9te6., %. april. - Synfols
ge elmer febIerbaiten Sdiene emf.
gleiiten geitern na6mittag ettpo 8luei
@ieilen iiooitIi6 BON bier 3luei Der
ionenfpaeen rno Der @epadfpogen
uao itir8ten einen boben Qbbat9
binab.
Ser @epGftpagen iiberidlug itd
babel 5iDeimal, un6 Die beioen IN
oemieIben befin6liden 8eantten muir
ben am aopf nidt ~uner6ebli6 Der.
LETT. Ole beioen &erionentpagen
iiberidlugen ii6 ebenfaas einntaL
bod trttgen munoarborer 8eiie bon
ben 10 9niingieren MIR bier leid
tere 8erlebrngen 0abort.
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Jene bSfen SemtI@em spiOne,
1te6erfetung bon s6eoOur g6ilipp.

9e Sbr 9nertfaner fo, Die Augen aufgemo1t,
l1n6 auf Spone, Dos uno be1tid, get forton fleiBig oftl
8obt SIR oos SGredItfe gebort - at merfen es ib lobnt
9epffs SoneS' gaAbars Sante, Die grab g%egeniber pobnt2
Sabt SIR geb0rt bon Smtbers l1ago rn6 Burton gotenntlg',
sic ole tan SpionenoRnt obn' ieOe 3Ggerungl
Drum feHt 9n better Old olb Dor, tpenn ttntertt eignen 01d,
9etn Senferpaifer ipart bieleid)t Dir 0urf Die Sneibe mad;
gieledt 9ein Blrnber, gefern nod 10 ItI me cine 0auas.
0l1ft BlGne bon 0en Ro5ren1eB, Dos Oh gelegt i'm Smts;
&ie rpetBt 8L oh nidt gar Der Wtanr, Der 8einen Steiiuap fiinrrf,
abOride nler Singer iAned bon befen Gatet ninnt2
@ieletht bent gettler, Der geflaet on 9ien8tng feline SCOT
Sob 9eine &o6in gbifreihrift, gar idluu nerTeft I'M 9rot;
aut f0nut eS fem, nenn obeno8 fGt Die @3ago trft tbren S6oB,
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Sat fhon Oas 9Dnamit bereit bos Sid total a%eritebt.
ge mir geb0rt, os aofrs Sobn, in i1G6igem @etpono,
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Die Sr @nerfoner Riot berno6t Drum 2ano uao See,
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Gnrpref s6enter.

SIN eleQanten GatpreB S6eoter
gibt es fomme16e ISOLDE mieoer Elm
Invertebrates Undertakings ; &ro-
gron1tt, 0oS cine aroBe 8ugfroft
dttsitben biirfte. 0o8 RobinIon
3uett, Der @ir6e(tuino 3plopboni.
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8oo6narO & @orrifiep iinb fanao.
le &omo0ionten, groBe Singer fin0
$obn. @elGer 1tn6 Mtorb, Sic man
boren muB, ttrb Die Settle Carrot
Grippe bon 9rabtIeiIfiinItlern lit
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ge6en.
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THOSE AWFUL GERMAN SPIES!
Marjorie Hills in Brooklyn Eagle.

Oh you who are Americans, just open up your eyes,
You'd better keep a lookout for those awful German smest
For have you heard the dreadful thing, found out the other day.
Concerning Jones' neighbors aunt, who lives across the way?
And have you heard of Smithers maid, and Bmtons Office boy2
They all are German spies and in the Government EMPLOY
So you had better look out, too, in your home, for, alasi
Perhaps your window washer spies upon you through the glass;
Perhaps that plumber, yesterday, as quiet as a mouse,
Was making diagrams of all the pipes throughout the house;
How do you know that man who tunes your stenway with such ease,
Is not a German taking fnger-prnts from off the keys?
Perhaps that tramp the cook let in on Tuesday night, und fed,
Received a secret message underneath that piece Of bread;
1t may be in the evening, when the maid meets her young man,
Their kisses are in wireless code an. tell some deep dyed plan;
Quite probably the furnace man, who seems devoid Of wits,
Is now collecting dynamite to blow you into bits.
And we have heard, the KaHers son himself, in strange disguise,
Is acting as your garbage man., and leading all the spiesl
Oh, you who are Americans, be careful if you please,
These awful German spies are getting commoner than feas.