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EGLLETlN Mum. 81.
FL. .ULu

- s, ..i"..: e0 ChatiTon. en- IN a
rraba'. y" IA: = tuye Ia sIerte lie
hallar s. ia campcs,aa que Sc dedic6
81 cuida., de So; hijo lie listed. pi-
d:endo.a a.e NE pusie.a en- re!acio-
mes con q,
-Perc.-.. t:game ustci-exc,a-
mo dc , onto Il Condesa. cuya des-
c~oafiaaza subsistja:-Squi motive par
ticular inpa'saba q asted 4 ocuparse
de este &sIHto?
-Nirglro. en- rcalitad. sonora.
Ne ercamia5 IN sentimien1o de con
m~Iseracijn. dc Humankind 81 listed
quiere, motivado por mis- costumbres
PROFESSIONALS. de hombre dc aegocioS
que Ia pcnetrado Mas de III Secreto
familiar.
La c~oStHmbre. "a sa5e uStei, IeSl
. const.tuir ma SeguHda natu2 aleza;
e. intereS especial que parecia ofre-
Ger esa d~esaparici6n extraHa, so,:cit6.
naturalmente. mis- aptitudeS especial
les.
No hay que decir que ne sonado
alguna vez, iat: forzosamente. en- los
honorarioS que pcdria valerme de a
gradecimiento de listed, 81 20 acerta-
ba.
10 tiene listed SECURE. senor-di-
10 Ia sonora de Presles con cierta e
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los secretos de fami.ia.

! COQCccr los SecrelOS ue ldl!li.1d.
! Por 10 mismo, por POGO Importance
que fuese en- aparienc!a, era sufl-
| ciente para que la senora de Pres
les 10 ~considerase como prueba ire
cusable de la AUTHENTICATED del relate
de Dufresne.
Me parece co%nvincente. en- efccto
l-exclamo, d~evolviendo ell papel al
astuto compadre, cuyos delgados la
bios disimulaban una sonrisa.
mo es cierto, sonora?
Tenga listed en- cuenta. ademas,
que a mi edad y con mi experienced
en- asuntos dificiles. yo no habria que
rido. ~tratandose de un case delicado y
de gran importancia, obrar a IA lige-
70.
-Lo creo, y lie repito las gracias, Sc
nor.
-Pero, digame listed ahora, cd6n-
de Sc en~clentra mi hijo?
-Conmigo en- Paris.
y 5c0mo podria 70 verle?
-iOh.. .-replico Dufresne, con
ARE ~vacilante bien finguido. pues te-
MIA sus proyectos en- la cabeza;-me
parece este un punto muy ~delicado.
Sin duda, lie ha de ser a listed muy
agradable yer a csc joven, hablarle,
entrar, en- fin. en- r~elaciones con el sin
descubrir por de pronto su PERSONAL
dad.......
81, 10 preferiria.
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va sc recordara que habia prometi-
do a la Tuerta devolverle el original.
Prudentemente habia el cumplido
su promcsa, con objeto de borrar Ia
desconfianza de la e~X-companera de!
banador de perrcs.
Mas el guardaha siempre algo o.
quito en- ell saco, Y cont0 con tener
un dia. por medic de IA astucia o de
la fuerza, IN dccumento que, pre-
sentado G la condesa, valdria veinte
+! mil frances contantes Y ~sonantes.
Sin embargo. Ia sonora de Presles
lego atentamente ell estupendo con-
trato suscrito por 81 marido, y Ia ex-
preston de un doloroso asombro con-
t:ajo las lineas de su faz.
iCuanta crueldad en- aquellas IL
meas!
Por 10 tanto, ella no podia dudar:
era ell Condo quien habia escrito aque
10 v 10 haoia rubricado; ella conocia
ell caracter firme Y eXtendido de su
letra.
Y aquel sello bizarre, que represen
taba un caballo lanzado al galope.
Sello especial, conocido unicamente
de Ia famil;a de PresleS, que no Sc
rsaba mas que para cosas intimas, y
cuya significacion tenia un recuerdo
historico de los Condos, antiques cru-
zados y companeros de Godofredo de
Bouillon.
Nadie podia iaventar aquc"o sin
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hacerme suS confidenciaS acerca del
modo como habia sido criado, ana
diendo que el habia dido hablar va
gamente, en- su primera infancia. de
su noble origen.
Puesto sobre ID p;sta por esos an
tecedentes, commence en- seguida mis-
indagaciones, V tuve Ia fortuna de re-
construir su pasado Y l!egar 4 pene-
trar Ell secreto de su nacimiento.
Hago q listed gracia, senora, de re-
ferir todos mis- Wales; seria largo
c inutil.
-iQue edad tendra ahora esee jo-
ven?-pregunt6 Ia Condesa.
limos vcinticuatro amos.
-Esta bien.
" trata listed todavia 4 Ia buena
mujer de Chatillon que 10 ha criado?
ESQ seria impossible, senora, por-
que mu~i0 hace cincc amos. no de-
jando parientes nj h~abientes. Era
viuda Y sin hijos.
-PueS, e~ntonces, 5que pruebas de
iGent.dad podria listed darme, referen
ties al joven de que me habla listed?
-Estas. senora-respondio Dufres
ne.-que Sc contraen a Ia question de
IN mode indubitable
Diciendo este, trio del voluminoso
legajo Y sac6 Ia copia, perfectamente
imitada, del contrato suscrito antigua
mente por Ell Condo a Julot, llama
do ell Comico.
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Vi. MUXQUII BLtNCO.

"~"rracl"n p~rovocada por Ia extension
que i5a dando Dufrcsne al asunto.
Fl iHfan!e p~ersunaie jastificaba su
sobgenombye de C~omadreja; jugaba
81 plan L maravilia.
fay Dios. senora,.. Dispense
listed que Sc ne haya escapado esta
Erase !ntcresada. Gictada solo por las
rcceS.da,ies matcriales de Ia vida.
Ea II c3oca d:fic;l en- que virimos,
c: ardor &c IL lucha ' su aridez no
me Ucrmiten obrar con TODD el desir-
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Dufresne prosigui0 im]perturbable
-Provisto de instruction sufic:eH-
te. apnque elemental. V de escasos
recursos. el j6ven Sc fue a Paris; We
get6 ALI algunos dias, V halo. al fin,
modo de colocarse como auxiliar en-
una casa de concrete a. por mayor.
Al cabo de tres amos, lego Z ga
mar 15G frances mensuales Y pudo
su6ven;- 4 las neceS!dades de Ia eXis-
tencia.
Sobrio. econ6mico Y cuidadoso.
fue tirando. como quien dice.
Desgrac.adamente. Ia casa fue de-
c'arada en- quicbra; Sc ercontro el
pobre err q Gale: fIe sucesivamcn-
te pasante de notario, empleado en-
una libreria Y copiSta en- n agen-
ci& de publicidad, ganando apenas 10
precise para no mori-Se de ham5re.
-iPobre creatura!-suSpir6 Ia Sc
nora de Pres,es muy emocionada.
En- fin. como anda siempre bus
cando I'm empleo mas lucrative, vino
IN dia : m: casa 4 que b~uscaSe algu-
ma coSa por medic del anunc:o.
Seducido por ST buena ~preSencia
' ST. porte, 10 tome a mi servicio.
Muy pronto Sc puso al corriente de
Ia indole de mis- negocios, Y n con-
fianza reciprocal vino a establecerse
entire los dos. hecha a Ia vez de es-
timacion Y de sipatia inteligente.
Ash Sc VIC moralmente obligado a
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-iEncontrarle, por cjemplo, en- al
gun sitio publico?
Tai vez... peTo :donde?
-:En I'm teatro?
No pledo IL sin h&cer roche en-
Paris, Y deseo evitar esa c:rcunstan-
cia.
de dia, e%ntonces?
-!Seria mcjor.
y ver.... espere listed IN POGO.
Y el villano personaje ~per-nanecio
en- ~si!encio mos minutes, como medi-
tabundo. La sonora de Presles lie
miro ividamente, ~dispuesta a IA gra
titud.
-;Ya esta.-exclam6 de pronto
Dufresne
Para no ~exponerla a listed, sonora
Condesa. 4 I'm viaje irlti!, sirvase
decirme cue dia lie sera grato if a Pa
ris.
10 mas pronto poslble....
PaSado rlanan2, por eJemplo.
"A sus ordenes, sonora.
HaSta pasado manana. 81 lie parece,
en- Ia saIa de espera de los almace-
mes del Louvre.
lie parece a listed bien?
ST, ell punto me parece bien esco-
gido.
-Ofrece una ventaja; siendo pn-
blico, puede uno aislarse muy facil-
mente para n entrevista particu-
lar; y, ademas, parece natural trope-
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tribo, y con entreacto de aDrazos, ue
besos. de cuchicneos y de lagrimas.
iOh, bello espectaculo de las sa-
lidas del tren!
-Anda. Nicanora, traete las male
tas. iPero no divides ell manojo de los
pollos, so atarantada!
Nicanora no sabe que hacer con
tanto bulto, Y pide auxilio.
"A yer. v~ecino, deme n mani
Ia" aqui con Ia canasta. Pero olga,
con cuidado, que. son huevos de t6rto-
la.
Va el marido esta que no cabe de
ansiedad; aada como 81 fuera una lum
bre; CORE de aqui para ALA. hrs-
meando como una Zorra.
Que pasaba con ustedes, por
Dios, va faltan cinco minutes. Esta
es mi eterna pesadilla cuando salgo
contigo, Nicanora. Que 81 los pollos,
que 81 Ia jaula del chupamirto, que 81
ell parche para Ia tia Antonio; Ell case
es que siempre hemos de andar con
estas prisas. 4. yer, trae a Guilebaldi
to.
La buena mujer suca tinta, y entre-
ga ell fruto de sus entranas para alige-
rarse su carga.
-Toma, Y en- mi portamonedas es-
ta la mamilita.
En- eli anGen, por supuesto, no fal-
tan las amistades que a a despedir
a los viajeros, esas gentes que sc PIN
tan sofas para molestar Z deshora. Y
que. cuando mas apremio de tempo
hay, ABRAHAM. Y besan. y mandan re-
cuerdos, = encargos, Y arman IN gull
rigay de nil demontres.
A yer un beso. chula. Que
Dios te bendiga, y no dejes de poner-
me una postal.
Jay, mi alma. Dispense la moles-
tia. pero 20 quisiera que estos seis
c~ostalitos de a~lfajor Sc los e~ntrega-
as a don Rigoberto, ell de Ia CAN'T
ma. Y lie dijeraa que por ALA nos We
| rcmos: CUE me escriba para saber CO.
mo sigue la yegua. Y para yer 81 Re
mando siempre ell coclmiento de IL
naza V gordo-lobo. para ell nal de oJo
de Facundo.
-Bueno. ahora 81. Este es ell ulti-
mo. iChas. Que tenga un feliz via
je. Muchos rccuerdos a tn mama. Y
no Sc tie divide el &.capulario de nues
ia Sonora del Transito.
Este movimiento de las e%staciones
tienc SUI parte demasiado seria, su
! partntisis de dolor, cuando las fami-
las vierten lagrimas por Ia saiida de
sus ~parientes, cuando Sc va IN amigo
. uuerido u lejos terra, o cuando Sc
pierdc la esperanto de que IN buen
7 senior lc saldar& IN adcuGo.
. Momento es csc de gran recogi-
m.enlo, y de ~terEuras, y de l!oriqueos,
en- que sc lament&n las almas por la
separation. ; Sc eStrechan los brazos
efusiramente, y los lab:os Sc besan,
arElando la a'harAca evocadora.
|Adi6s. Undo! Hasta dentro de
tres amos, 81 Dies es servIdo. Deja
que tc de un beso Ell ell coyote, para
que tc acuerdes sicmpre de tn Rosa
la.
--Toma este bulto, Genoveva. Es Sc
DO bendito de una vela que lie tengo
prendida a San Ramon Nonato, para
no sufrir insomnIos.
No divides que esta es ~tierrita
de Ia maceta del ceramic 'dizciplina-
10" que p,anto Ia tia Jer6nima. Guar
dala como un tcsoro Sagrado.
Y ali, cuando mas t.ernas son las
palabras, Y mas amargas las lagrimas,
V mas dolorosos los recuerdos, Sc DYE
una VOC ag~uardentosa de barbara, que
grita:
i Vamonos!
\ el tren parte, y......
Y yo tambian digo: "v&monoS'. Y
me PEG de casquete. TlBERlO.
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TIROS AL BLANCO
R A UNA AMIGA.

no SabeS cuanto me p!ace
saber que IN muS.co te hace
"por TODD 10 alto" el amor.
Tn novio asi es ideal,
pero con Ia condici6n
de que no al fin su passion
sea mns:ca celestial.
Tn musico, de marido
~resalta IN hombre eXce!ente,
81 no hay el Inconvenience
de que salga ~sostenido.
Sc Il III pretendedor.
que aunque musico es correcto,
tiene I'm pequeno defecto:
ser medic sordo e. senior;
mas NADIA grave este tiene,
como III comprenderaS,
hay muchos que oven nomas
aoue!lo qe les convene;
Y 81 en- mchos es defecto
el II o or. pesado y gordo,
en- cambio un marido sordO
Is un marido perfecto....
I'll prometido es maduro.
va rasgIna los seserca;
pero....s no haces Ia cuenta
no 10 notas, de SECURE.
Tiene. aunque cabeza cana,
roio Ell coraZon. pardieZ.
y el rabo verde.... va ves:
LA bandera meXicana.
No podra. 4 mas. nal tratarte
nj en- sus raptos igaiscentes,
pues..... como no tiene dientes,
no te mordera al besarte.
Pero 10 mas esencial
tamjien 10 mas SECURE,
es que III viejo future
es IN genio musical:
toca iimba,es, piston,
redoblante : cornet!n,
' = veces hasta violin,
1 veces hasta viol0n.
Y en- su habilidad tan larga,
nj la tambora le choca;
que esta cualquiera IA toca.
mas no cualQuiera Ia cargo.
Ne ha de preocuparles NADIA
cuando va Sc hayan casado:
4 ii. nomas ru tocado,
q nomas su tocada.
TIL. en- III casa habitaci0n;
e. ganando el pan ~afuera;
til meneando Ia caldera
Y e. meaeardo Ell calder0n.
s. por insignificante
causa. te pones pantera,
icon un tempo de habanera
te conteata { al mstante.
Que hay penas y sentimientos
' mas lie un dime Y direte?
i'm solo de c~larinete?
Y toditos tan c~ontentos,
Que te e]ncuentras fatigada
Y triste? TEMPO de Jota.
:Gritas? La Mama Carlota.'
;Lloras? La Recien Casada."
tie portas NAL? LA Perjura";
;Comentas? la Rcvoltosa";
lie gusta bailar? Rio Rosa
mo bailas? "Hija del Cura."
Que duermes? TEMPO medido
de "mazurka: En- lontananza."
iDespiertas? TEMPO de DANA"
Tie enojaS? Tiempo.... perdido.
Por todo este, Nicanor.
va YES que has sido muy lista,
pueS atrajiste al muTguista
que hoy en- Ii cifra su amor.
por ESQ.,, debeS c~aSarte,
Cual IS de buenas muchachas,
:Quv te aburrc? lilo d~espachas
con su musica i Otra parte!
CEAETECLER.
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Al FIN REVOCO Ell BRASIL SU
NEUTRRALiDAO.

RIO JANEIRO. JUNO 2S.-El go
bie.no de- Brazil cypidi0 10y lin de-
crrto por el cual sc revoc la actitud
Dc neutra,idad que d;cho gobierno
habia adoptldo en- el conf!icto entire
los EstadoS Unidos Y Alemania.
The Washington times., 1917-02-14
WEATHER REPORT.

District OF COlumbia-Increasin
cloudiness, followed by rain or snow
late tonight or Thursday; not much
change in temperature; lowest tenn
perature tonight about 30 degrees;
moderate to fresh shifting winds.
Nirginis-Unsettled tonight and
Thursday; probably rain in south and
rain or snow in north portion: some
what warmer tonight in southeast
portion: moderate 10 fresh shifting
winds
Maryland--Cloudy tonight and
Thursday, probably snow or rain: no
decided change in temperature: mod
crate to fresh shifting winds.
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Congress to attack in such language
one of the most esteemed of our
Washington clergy, save to remark
that We sincerely believe that there
are few, IL any. of Mr.. Moore's fel-
low Congressman who would so sig
nally fail to observe the proprieties.
am not surprised DIR. McKim had
nothing to say
MIR. J. Hampton Moore's remarks
indicate that he does not know that
the Peace on Earth to which he re-
ferred had nothing to do with peace
between nations. What the angel
spoke of was peace between God and
Man. as Wesley's hymn put L.:
Peace on earth and mercy mild,
God and sinners reconciled.'
Calls IL Illogical
when Our Lord, Jesus Christ, came
to talk about peace between nations,
He had this to say:
Think not that am come to send
peace on earth. 1 tell you nay, but
rather a sword
Therefore, Mr.. Moore's reference to.
peace on earth was entirely Illogical.
but this comes from talking on a sub
ject one knows little or nothing about.
'1t may interest Mr.. J. Hampton
Moore. as it once interested me, to learn
that when our Lord referred to soldiers,
professional soldiers. He spoke of them
always in thehighest terms of respect.
The Centurions Of the Gospel. as a class,
are the most highly commended by
Christ.
Gives Another Quotation.
ALSO that when Christ referred to
politicians. professional politicians, He
had this to say:
1.-The Scrbes and Pharisees sic in
Moses seat (the seat Of the lawgivers)
all therefore that they bid you observe.
that observe and do. but do not ye after
their works. for they sa yand do not
Now the pity OF this, the pity OF IL.
is that Mr.. Moore's remarks were
greeted with applause, (which seems
to Indicate that Mr.. Moore Is not
alone in his delusion. But let us be
lenient. We can't expect distinguished
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SUES TRACTION CO.

Elva A. Leonard today instituted
suit in the District Supreme Court to
recover $4,000 damages from the
Capital Traction Company. allegeding
that while a passenger on a George
town car the ticket registering ap-
Daratus fell and struck her on the
head. Attorney James S. Easily
Smith, Ralph y. FIeharty. and ID. n
De Lsshmutt appear for the plaintiff.
The Washington times., 1917-02-14
POSLAM'S HELP
IS WHAT YOUR
SICK SKIN NEEDS

Why try to hide Pimples and Facial
Eruptions? Why endure them? Apply
PosIam and drive them away.
Poslam supplies precisely the cura
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itching stops. Relief Is immediate
Undue redness Is removed overnight
Thousands know that nothing can
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Sold everywhere For free sample
write to Emergency Laboratories. 2
West 18th ST.. New York City.
Poslam Soap. medicated with Poslam
should be used II skin is tender and
sensitiye-Adyt.
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DR.. M'KIM REPLIES
TO MOORE'S ATTACK
Clergyman Bitter in Criticism
of Congressman Who De-
nouneed "War Criticism"
CONTINUED from First Page)

Continued from First Page)
destruction. is waging war against
us as really as IL she had Uhlans oc-
cupying the streets of Washington
and forbidding our citizens to walk
on them.
Heroes Praised In Bible.
'The Bible from end to end, both
the Old and New Testament, crowned
with approval the national heroes who
fought against aggression and in
vasion. Neither Christ nor His apostles
ever told the soldiers of their day to
abandon their profession IL they would
come into the church.
The highest praise Christ ever
gave to a man was given to a sol
dier, a Roman Centurion. Jesus
Christ is described as First King OF
Righteousness, and then King OF
Peace that is, Justice must come be-
fore peace. Yes, for peace has no
moral Significance except as the ex-
ponent OF justice.
History contains fnnumerable ex-
amples OF men filled with the spirit Of
God who have also been brave sol
'diers of their country.
How could this be, II the profes-
sion of soldier was inconsistent with
the Christian religion? The fact is
that the instinct for the protection of
home and family and country was di-
vinely implanted, and Christianity has
no point of contact with the poltroon
who would not defend his country
against a foreign enemy.
Denies Basis.
"The peace-at-any-price people can
not justly claim the support of the
teaching of Christ. Their anti-pa-
triotism pietism has no sound basis.
however good their intentions, how
ever sincere their enthusiasm
They are dreaimers and impractical
theorists whose activities are grave
ly detrimental to the best interests
OF our country. morally as well as
spiritually. i would as soon select
Benedict Arnold as the representative
OF the patriotism of the thirteen col
onies as to select these extreme pact
fists as the representatives of the
spirit and ideals of the American re-
public today"
The Rev. c. Ernest Smith, pastor
of the st. Thomas Church, Eight
zenith, near Dupont Circle, today
made this answer to Congressman
Moore:
Representative ]. Hampton Moore
from Pennsylvania broke into
theology yesterday in addressing his
fellow Congressman and the galleries.
His preaching indicated that theology
is not his strong point. He is re-
ported to have said:
Those whose names are appended
to this paper include DIR. Lyman Ab-
bott, Of New York. and Rev. Randolph
II. McKim, pastor OF a church in
Washington. Two members of the
profession which is supposed to
preach the doctrine OF Peace on
Earth"
God save the mark, II our good
Lord and Saviour were to come upon
this earth today and be shown this
hasty and bitter demand for war by
one OF his own ministers. or one pro
Tossing to be a Christian minister, 1
question whether the Rev. Randolph
McKim would stay in his pulpit in
Washington a single hour.
We pass by the gross impropriety
of Mr.. Moore's using his position in
The Washington times., 1917-02-14

be brought to the attention OF the
Chamber of Commerce OF the United
States. This was done. Other cham
bers OF commerce and boards of trade
throughout the country followed suit.
As a result OF this action. a spe-
cial committe on daylight saving was
appointed by the Chamber OF Com
merce OF the United States. Its re-
port at the national meeting in wash
ington marks a decisive effort to OBJ
tain for Americans the extra hour OF
Gods sunlight they so richly deserve.
The Washington times., 1917-02-14
MAY INCREASE BUDGET
Senate viii Perhaps Increase Ap-
preparations for Defense.

Indication were today that the Sen
ate will largely add to the naval ap-
preparation bill, which has just been
passed by the House. The bill is un-
der consideration by a subcommittee
Of the Senate Naval Committee.
Senator Tillman, chairman OF the
Naval Committee, said today the bill
would be handled as quickly as pos
sible.
Largeley increased appropriations
for submarines are looked for among
other things. Senator PoindeXter,
who is strongly urging his amend
ment for 100 additional submarines
on the Pacific coast, has had much
encouragement He is hopeful of
getting the amendment added to the
naval bill.
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NAME DR.. SIMPSON CHAIRMAN.

DR.. Frank F. Simpson. chief OF the
medical section OF the Council OF Ma
tional Defense, has been named chair
yaan OF the permanent organization
OF the committee on Standardization
of medical and surgical supplies and
equipment OF the council. Surgeon
T. w, Richards. U. S. ". also Of
Washington, is secretary of the COM
mittee.
The executive committee includes
the following Washington surgeons:
Lieut. Col Carl r. Darnall. L. $. A.;
DR.. Joseph A. Murphy. L. S. ". and
Assist. Surg. Gen. W. c. Rucker, Of
the Public Health Service.
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To Prevent The Grip.

Colds cause Grip-Laxative
Bromo Quinine removes cause.
There is only one "BROMO
QUININE." {. w. Groves sig
nature on box. 25c.-AdVt.
The Washington times., 1917-02-14

statesmen to know everything. and as
theology is not the simplest OF the
'ologies, IL is not surprising that they
fall down when they break out as its
professors
The Washington times., 1917-02-14
PLAN FOR VISITORS

from Kansas will be completed at a
meeting OF the Kansas State Society
Of Washington at the Ebbitt Tuesday
night
The Washington times., 1917-02-14
Federal Finance
BY John Poole.
Collateral Loans

We have money to lend on listed
stocks and bonds at the current rate of in
tereSt.
These loans can be arranged payable
either on demand or time.
We do not restrict this to depositors
Any one offering high-grade listed securi-
ties with 20 per cent or more margin may
call and arrange loan without delay.
Total Resources Nearly $4,OOO,OOOOO.
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CTo Late to Classify


500 REWARD FOR UMBRELLA-silyer
top: engraved Eta from L. 1922" on
Thursday night; valued as a remembrance.
Phone Bethesda Il.
The Washington times., 1917-02-14
Temperature,
III e Table.
Sun ard Moon Table.

Light automobile lamps s:I4 p. IN.
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Others Followed Suit.

They were so much interested that
they directed that the matter should
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-12-01
Items of Local Interest

Albert Tough is able to be out and
around again, after being confined to
his home for five weeks with frac-
tured leg.
The enclosing of the Zeiser saw mill
south of the depot was finished last
Saturday. The machinery will be in
stalled now as rapidly az possible.
Mrs. Sophia Lampson left Sunday
for short visit in Hancock.
Miss Kate Sterk spent the week end
in Hancock visiting her sister, Miss
Frances Sterk, at the hospital. The
patient is improving nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Goodreau. of
the 500. were here last week visiting
relatives.
w. L. Edwards transacted business
in Houghton Monday.
Visitor Tough was a business visitor
in Alpena this week.
Miss Sarah Turner and brother Al
fred were in Alpena this week visiting
their sister, Mrs. Gus Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Beauprey, Of
Marquette, visited relatives here the