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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-09-21

If there were no such thing as money
there would still be lot of people
envying few.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-09-21
DON'T GAMBLE

that your hearts all right. Make
sure. Take "Renovine"-a heart and
nerve tonic. Price SOC and $1.O0.-Adv.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-09-21

Don't expect to maintain a wife ON
taffy because you won her with it.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-09-21

Brazil in May exported 9,219,605
pounds of rubber.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-09-21

II anyone holds four aces in the
showdown, the others hold their breath
and that's all.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-09-21

Brazil from 1908 to 1916 received
9H6.2S2 new settlers.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-09-21

Don't think that fancy umbrella
turns the rain.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-09-21

The color of truth depends a goo'
deal upon the eyes looking.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-09-21

The first lesson in charity is to Civ
away what you don't want.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-09-21

II cat has nine lives fiddle should
have more strings.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-09-21

When pride turns a mans head h
is sure to look the wrong way.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-09-21

There are more good women In this
world than great ones.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-09-21

Guatemala has 1850 acres of wheat.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-09-21
NO MALARIA-NO cHlLlS.

plantation" Chill Tonic is guaranteed
to drive away Chills and Fever or your
money refunded Price 5oc.-Adv.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-09-21

THIS 10 ne N0G Ut rVOTHs
You will look ten years younger If you
darken your ugly. grizzly. gray hairs by
using LA Creole Hair Dressing.-Adv.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-09-21

Rats are spreaders of disease.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-22
Dorothy Dix Says
IT'S UP TO THE MOTHERS.
BY Dorothy Dix
~. World, Highest PaA Weman Wri.--

or (slls. who keeps herself clean and
white, or who stumbles Into the mud
And every GIRL 10 what her mothsr
has made her II the mother has bred
into her daughter strong. uprigh. pr'n-
ciples, u she has taught her from the
time she could understand anything TO
speak the truth to live straight, and 10
hold her honor above her life, u che
has taught tho girl self-eontrol snd
dignity and q modssy that shrinka
from everything course and vulgar
with an actual physical disgust. why
that girl Is A. safe from temptation
anywhere in the world ~ she would
be in a convent
She ha. got the magic in her own
soul that not only gives her the
strength to resist temptation, but that
actually turn. temptation away from
her and move, Il out OF her pathway
The purity Of a pure, high minded girl
isa visible aura about her that even
the dullen and most british man 'e"
and respects,
But II 4 g,sl has been cursed with a
mother who brings her UP viii no
standard of righteousness, who incuI'
Gates in her no ideals OF virtue or
honor, who tssche, her, directly or In
directly, that the chief objee, Of WON
am. he is to get what finsry she can
aud 40 TO what places of Amusement
she can, and that it doesn't matter how
ono gets things; if such a girl - raised
No to be the prey OF her emotions and
her appetites, who can wonder That me
/. the victim Of the first temptation tha,
come, her wsyi Or what wisdom could
frame a law to protect her'
The girl with the vicious or west
mother goes as inevitably wrong a. thu
girl with the good, strong mother soe'
inevitably right, and 50 its up to TN
mothers far more than 1t Is to the po
lice to pto,ec, the girls.
The Importance OF mothers givin.
their daughters the kind of trainin'
that will III for the battle OF life need
20 be insisted IN more right now thai
ever before. because war has changec
the whole universe for women AM
practically this whole generation Q
girls will be forced out into the worl'
Z to work
Girls arc going into occupations IN,
situations that women have never Tile
before Girls, whose parents expecte'
4 to keep them sheltered in the home
d are being thrust suddenly out In,
NJ the maelstrom OF business. wher
they must stand or fall. sink or swim
according to the strength that is
them.
, The mothers cannot follow the'
Urls into thi. strange life, but the
, can prepare their daughters Tor II b
I teaching them three things,
T The first 10 that there is no arwt
,, that protects = girl like modesv. ~
!, majority OF men with whom q q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-22

comes in costact begin their sequaint.
snceship by testing out her mora
prineipies. nhsy tsii her ofi-eolored
stories. They attempt personal faQiii-
arities. They invite her 10 dinner OF
supper at souHe restaurant OF shady
repute.
The girl can settle her status At once
by the way she meets these advances.
She can refuas the invitations and
shrink dissustedly At the hand on her
shoulder, and she can apparently fail
to understapd the double entendre
story, and while many men will tell q
girl q smutty story. not one In q thou
sand has got the nerve to explain I,
to her II she 10 too innocent TO com
psshend 10 unssvory points, And thi,
u 10 b said OF mon, that the worst OF
than have such reverence Tor what
10 aaaily pure and good In wonanhood
that when they find . girl who 10 dead
straight, they respect her for Il, and In
he majority OF cAsss will help her to
keep good,
The second thing that . mother can
teach . glrl 10 to be . doubling Thorn
a.ina, and TO regard every man as the
most casual of acquaintance until she
learns oil about him, to accept no IN
vitation from . married man until II
is OK by his wife, to take no favor'
from strange men, and above all, Il
look upon every man who makes love
to hsr without mentioning the marriage
day ~ q villain who should be turned
over to the police,
The Eirl who finds out too late that
the man who she thought was going &c
r,arry her is already married man
or has been masquerading under a falls,
name, ought to be shut up for the bal
ance OF her life in an asylum for in
durable inbeciles
And the third thing a mother shoulC
teach a girl is that all temptation really
comes from within ourselves Nobod,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-22

rxiE moa startling revelation MADE
in the rscen, New York wee w
! ve,tiaa,icu was no, Of the deprraV,
itv al man but Of the ease with wh'oh
rirls Weld to ,smptaticn. Dozens OF
The poor. ptiful creatures about VINO"
the Law was vsinly trying to sue'1n =
protecting arm. told the stories oi 'ne,'
downfall. and these stories were ~
most without exception incredibly naive
and simple, AZ,
There wa, nothing Of the villain sun
pursued in these tragic tales. NO reve.
lation OF 4 deep. dark, designing plo'
OF which 4 haple" gml was the V'co"
No MicA,erllan ,ub,le,y. weaving a
No, of ,ilken threads 50 tightly about
her that she was caught unaware' III
a, ,pf, unbr readable mc,hes, No plan'
ible Satan holding before her the gl,t-
tcring baubles OF the riches OF inc
world that she was to buy with he'
soul.
No. BY these grh own confessions
the only temptations ever offered 'nen'
were cheap and sordh In the extreme
an automobile tde, OF . drink OF
dinner. OF an excursion 90 some nearby
Measure resort-.and the stories 70
which they lrnt too willing ear were
60 palpabk false u, their faces that y
did no, ,sem po.sibk that they eonlt
have deceived cycn a S-yeat-oId ch',o
This i, a bitter Illustration OF 2lh'
truth that we cannot re'terate too o'teh
that the only power that can really
protect girl is home 'niluence' ah'
the only individual who can saieauaf'
her is her mother. In the last analy;l'
the whole question comes back to'th'
v.y the girl was brought M, and th'
deals tha, were installed into her II
her very cradle
| n these were good she can wall
through the very pit unscahed with no
90 much az the smell OF fire hangini
10 her garments But il her home IN
frwnce we're bad, and u she had
mother who taught her loose ideals o
conduct, not all the laws and all IN
statutes ever conpiled can protect her
nor all the police keep her safe, thougl
YOU set planc S,beS man on ever!
street corner to guard her,
| I, na good thing for the law 10 d'
| all il can 60 protect girls II Is
good thing to run down and mcrcilesl,
punish white slavers and mashers ant
all their evil crew, lpt in the end tn
sirl must save herself and she canno
do tina, unless her mother has put Il
her hand tie sword with which Oh
must fight her battle against tempta
| ton.
The law eanno, 10 with the girl 'nt
every ramliication Of her daily lie
policeman cannot be forever a, her e
bow. Even the most particular
mothers cannot tR continually at hi
daughters side S a ehape,on, and :
At last, it is the gill herself who s,an'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-22

Mooring. Under it the youthful garden
er's essay on the story Of the garden
will count for rs points, the yield in.
eluding the garden products consumed
and sold, will count for 50 points, the
appearance IS points, and the steps
taken toward a fall garden 10 points.
Each Inspector will he provided with
score cards and do his own scoring. An
average Of the cards on each individual
plot will be taken, which will he con-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-22
GARDEN SCORING.
BEGINS THURSDAY.
Rotarians and Chamber Of
Commerce 10 Award Prizes,

More than a hundred men, delegates
from the Chamber Of Commsrce and
Rotary clubs, headed BY d. C. Moor
Ing, garden supervisor Of the Chamber
Of Commerce last spring will begin &C
tual inspection tomorrow morning Of
the gardens entered In the public
school garden contest
As there are over 5000 to be in
spscted, the city has been divided into
S districts and n team OF three men
has been assigned to each district. In
this way, the entire city can be covered
by Friday evening.
The score card system will be used
In the plan being worked out by Mr.,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-22
Save the Babies

INFANT MORTALITY something fgL We can hardly realize that Of all
tie children born civilized countries twenty-five per nearly onequarte
d before they reach year, seve per oen more than before
asy are five, and onehaf before they arc fifteen!
We not hesitate that timely use Casoa would save many
es precious lives Neither do hesitate that many these nne
% oocasned by the narcotic preparations Drops dncure and so
~ su cold for drens complaints contain lees opium morphine
1eJ G considerable quantities. deadly posous any quantity they u
circulation and lead oongen Sickness death There danger
~ u Castoa fit bears the signature of Ca Fletcher contains
lata or narcotics Of any kind
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-22

Miss Josephine 7. Berry, professor OF
home economics at the University OF
Minnesota, has been appointed assistant
director OF the federal vocational edu-
cation board.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-22

sidered the final marking Under this
plan. the selection OF the prize win
ners will be expedited Announcement
Of the lucky sntran, will b made Sat-
urday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-22

tIisa Outlines
q Troops,

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n1 sDpsol Sos more ooo"
53unus - Nm issued by Mtss
-. - ~. c.eres;e library
.
tow sunaot fight q the iroes
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GDoU 10 ~ front 70 DO your
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- - W o0~Ss C@,oss :" or,
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- ~. ~ ,S,c~~hovt the eoun-
s..> ..Ss ~ -, s~.;I.ble 10 he
@,~sav ar through
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I
p.
Vs1e No. DooA
u ~ d1Dsr win write m eaIn
2w unns snd sNdress the SOL
" eoufA Il will know tha' SONG
y oeonAp0s City n hn nieno ana
b gQly b help him
~ Ge6wins has been saescs'su d.
" lnDes sad usssasmes Desired
49, q ssud stories adventure sea
0tbeanL directive stories, historical
UDpub ~ collections OF short stories
Gpon6y hursoross ores .Ssch au'h-
"A - kiplasG Doyk. AcSu'cheoa'
~, SsochsuN, BisdIoss. lark'ns'
~ l. 1iasua Smith. Ovpsnhs'm ete'
Noo oeA 6ound pcValsr authors WIN
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-22

can tempt US to do the thing we dom
want to DO, and II we keep our own
soul straight, we are = match for all the
serpents from the Father Snake down.
LSt the mothers teach their daughters
these things and we will need neither
law nor policeman to protect our girls.
They will protect themselves.
Washington Journal., 1917-01-12
.G(iGfer 0erein."

g(m Wontag, Sen 8. Sainlar, bat
te ser @liGiier8erein" 8%eomtenmobl,
BEL Scr ale 8eamten mieoergelpGblt
muroen. 3mei nelie Mitglieoer mur-
ben oufgenommen. Solgenoe Ser
rem puroen ermGblt:
0obio 8uid, 8rGiioent;
Oscar &ingeiien -Yrdiiocnt
@oom Sdneioer, Sefretar;
Souls Yfaff, Shabmeiiter.
@o6 Sem eeiddftli6en Seile bic
ben sic Mitglieoer nod lanee BET
iammen. Gin bor8iielider Saien-
pfeffer mltrpe ierbiert. SIM ndditen
Monot gibt Ser ngliGiIer 8erein" lei
men iGbrIi6en 8aa. @ie In ben
@orjobren miro auh Der biesidbriaC
cine @~lon3offaire iein, Der Dem jun.
gen @erein our gbre gerei6t,
G6riitian fanber's mniiber-
trefflides Eager BON 35 eiibei.
miIden nnS importicrten @bis-
flies. 900 Ute Strafe.
Washington Journal., 1917-01-12
9entidamerifaniider llmteritiibnnes.
bunO, 0iltrtft 410.

Die leste 8eriommIung oes Oelitid
amerifoniiden Neutrality-suspicious.
0iltrift $50. 410, mar oitBeroroentIid
gut beiu6t. Serr Wtar Der fiibrtc
ben @oriis uno Sefretdr Sobn Mei.
Ringer perinb bas Grotofoa. Iae
9eomten maren onmeieno. IS urroe
bei6loilen ii1 NIT ben beioen onoe-
rem 9iltriften, $50. DO uno 100 am
8a8ar 5u beteiligen. Die Mitglieoer
gmma Sommel, Morie Der uno Mo.
rie Billie mnroen gu 9elegaten fir ooS
9o3arfomite ernannt. 9rau Mnna
20. &rieg pur0e als nelles Mitglieo
eingefiibrt, Serr Snbn Meininger
fiibrte Die ncltermdblten 8eomten fir
6as laufenbe Sabr in lire Menlter elm.
Ser Diltrift $50. 40 %bepiuigte $3.50
fir elm Selo in Der Rieienfabne o8a.
terlano", ongeregt bonn COMMODORE $.
&1lier bonn 9ompfer v@aterIano",
Der gegenmdrtig in Sobofen Dor Gin
fer liegt. 0ie. bonn Sefret1r fir Die.
len 3ned Derteilten Grandchildren
ergoben einen guten 8etrog.
Washington Journal., 1917-01-12
bingerihtet iporoen.
9unnerstas, ben II. Sannar 1917.

bingeri6tet lporoen.
9unnerstas, ben II. Sannar 1917:
Ole oiplomatii6en 8ertreter Der
MQiierten iibersaben Der griediiAen
&egierung Elm ultimatim, bas in As
Stunoen 6eantiportet iein mllB. Coll
te @rie6enlono benz @erleueen Scr
@miierten ni6t na9fommem 0ann
ltebt elm 9ru4 an ermarten, Der
Druid ser 9lqiierten auf @riedenlano
lit unertrdglid,
Ser bertide &ei6sfonaler, Or. bon
@etbmomzSoameg, miro boGItwabr~
ideinlid in einigen Tagen Oeuti6r
lambs SrieoenspIGne nGber erfldren.
Sn Berlin wartet man ouf bic @nt.
mort Der aqiierten auf bic @ilien-
Note. Der Snbolt Der Note mag ben
Heihsfanaler DeranlaIlen 9enti6-
LAMBS Observation-Disclosures flino 3u
geben,
Washington Journal., 1917-01-12

Gbriitian fanber's nniibertreffli
DIES Eager bon 35 einbeimiidjen mnb
impprtierten @bisfies. 900 tie Str.
Washington Journal., 1917-01-12

Office: go. no Ssdite Strahe 3..8.
Washington Journal., 1917-01-12
Bidder . OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Sn Der lesten @eriommIune oes
8dder : llnterltiibungsoereinS fann
8eamteenmabl Itott, in Der folgenoc
Scrrcn erpabIt muroen: @eorg Jirf,
Yrdiioent; Gbriition 2oemenitein, 81.
&c Yr1lioent; S. ". Shuerger. &c.
fretdr; Carl Sddfer, SfoenteiIter
Sinon8-&omitee: 8iIbeIm Spef.
mann, @ottlob aitfredt uno 6reo.
Sonolo. Der Sefretdr miirbe gum
25. Weal mic0ergelpdblt.
Washington Journal., 1917-01-12
YrObibitiOn I'M 9iitrift?

Im 9icnstag Sieier ISOLDE ipraGl
Ser amerifaniIdc Senat cin bDduih-
tigcs 8urt. Die red)tlOien Burger
Oes Niitrifts Columbia miiiIen bonn
1. NDbember 1917 ab HrobibitiDn 6a-
benz. Dies mar Die geieblide Gr-
flGrnmg nnIcrcr Serren Senatorcn,
bic i'm 9onsref bic Sntcreiien Oes
Oiitrifts Columbia neben Scnen Hires
cigenen 0iitrifts bert ten. limb mir
mnfrcie, itimm- nnb reftlOic ameri-
fnniidje giirger bes 9'Ftrifts miiiien
bas ltrteil bcs Sem binne6 men.
Npd in Scr Gliten 81 .noe perindten
iuir in einer Maineberiammlnns 81
retten, iuas nod SIT retten mar. Wir
ltcltem M ben Senat ben Mntfag, baf
es ben 8iirsern Ses Siltrifts ge-
itattet iueroe, iiber Sieie rein lpfale
Srage absnitimmen. 0od nnier Sitt-
geind iunr6e abgeiuieien. Bonn /.
Npuember Sieies Sabres an mill man
inns Ser 8etrGnfe, bic nniere &prbGtcr
frei senieken brrften, bcrauben. Se-
natpr S6epparb fat nns bieien mn
freiiuiaigen 8ann anferlegt. Sbm
baben iuir es at berbanfen, Sak mir
bpm /. NuDember an fein Bier, feinen
@ein nnb ionitigc 8etrGnfe geniefen
biirfen. SIT Oies nnier 8nnid geiue=
len? Saben M / I Derlanst, bak mar
nniere 8irtidaften nnO Clubs idlie-
ke?. Nein, elm MnsiuGrtiger, Dem es
gleidgiiltia iein iOlte, Db nnS iuiebiel
Sier pber @ein mir genieken, fat fir
ms, nidt in nnierem Namen geiprO-
den. 9as Sbeal Ser Jrei6eit fam
ii1 an iolden nnfreien 6anblnnaeu
mabrlid uidt bcfrndten! Miifien
mir nid)t srir Giniidt gelanaen, Saf
mir n%nfreie Siirner eincs Ganbes iin6.
Dem Sreibeit als Sas bGdite SSeal
aclten ioGte? ODD iuir miiiIen inns
Ben Gmti1eiSnmgeu oes @uagrches
fiigen, pa mir rcAtIos iinb.
.Gs iuirS je6pd Md mander Srupf-
en- @aiier ben 3ptomac berab fliefen,
che bic Trobibition i'm 9iitrift So
lnntbia eingefiibrt iuirb. Die Mb=
Thinning i'm Senat mar bon feiner
grufen Se6emtnng. Selbit luenn sic
Sbepparb-8ia bpm Mbgeprbneten-
banie angenpmmen merben ,uiir6e
(iuas inter BEN b~eitebenben 3nitGn-
BEN nnmOslid iit), 10 iuiirbe tie bonn
GrGiibenten petiert iuerben, falls iie
nidt cine HeferenSnm- gcitimmnng
eutbalten iollte.
Washington Journal., 1917-01-12
Nms Orn Wcreinsfrriien
u@ai6inatun sanaerbnnh0.

Nm Wtontog, Den Is. Sanuor, Der.
onltoltet Der Damenberein oes @oib.
ington SGngerbunoes einen Inter-
boItltngsobenO nit &artenportie. @I-
lie MiitgIieoer unO Oeren 6relrnoe iino
beraIidlt 0oau ein9eIo0en.
Washington Journal., 1917-01-12
uCnfel 8rGiia @eraniiannas-@erci

SSn Der an 8. Saniior inn Singer.
brrno obgebaltenen 8eriammlling ma
rem ale 8eamten ilno Witglieoer an.
meieno. SEER SrGiioent Sp. @ebren-
berg fiibrte ben 8oriib lliio SefretGr
@eo Woir bos &rotofoa. 2 neite Sam
bibuten murben olS Mtitglieber ouf9c-
nommen. Ser beborltebenoe 8a3or
muroe ocs 2Gngeren beiproden uno
neripridt bic Mitbilfe aIer ein5elnen
Witalie0er.
Washington Journal., 1917-01-12
ngIripn 0amennerein"

Nm Montag, Den %. Sanitor, gibt
ser Mrion : 9omenberein im SGn.
gerblino cine MISUNDERSTANDING nit
a%artenipieI. Sreltnoe iin0 ooou Gin.
geIooert.
Washington Journal., 1917-01-12


-g[m borigen Srettag reiite SER
George g. 8litt lno iein 8rrtoer s.
g. 8Iitt DO %n9lleronorio in 6es lebte
rem Mlltomobil nod Baltimore, I'M
ibren Dor LANCER 3eit erfranften 8rli-
Der Otto mieoer 81 beilt6en. Sic ia
men geraoe nod sur 3eit BORT an, uni
Die lebte Stunoe nit ibm 81 berbrin=
gen, oenn er Itorb bolo nod ibrer Mn-
funft. - Montog reiiten iie mieoer
ab I'm inn oie lebte gbre 81 eripei-
len; err muroe bon Der Builder Sir
DIE aus nod Sreberif &oao %beerbiet.
@r binterl1bt ENC @itmc, einen Sobn
uno orei Sodtcr.
-@m porigen Sonntog, Sen Z.
Sanltar fano inn Tolis Sbeater cine
aroBe Woiienberiommlrng itatt. Sn
oieier Geriummlrng troten tii6tige
Steiner ouf, oie Die 3uborer auf Die
Ginfiibrung Der 9robibition In bcl
Diitrift Columbia obne @efrogen Der
@iirger oes 9iitrifts oufmerfiant
mahten. Serr @uoe eroffnete' Die
out beilt9te Seriommltng unb legte
fltr5 ibren 3med 6or. Gr lprad ilber
ons Ge6t beS omerifonilhen 8iirgers
uno nies babel olif Dos bobe Sbeal
Ser Sreibeit bin. SER Simon @olf
lieB li6 Damn iiber bie g"lbitimmllng
b0ren. Or oriifte fih babin aus,
Dob sic 8iirger bes 9iItrifts bereh-
tigt ieien fiber bieie Iofale Sraee abi
5%uitimmen. Serr grneft @ifner trat
Johann NIT einisen febr i6onen STE
5itationen alf. Ole omerifaniihe Na-
t%ionolbpmne mlrbe oarouf bon ben
Inluefenoen geiungen. Senator I'm
teripoob, Ser tapfere &Gmpfer geaen
Die Trobibition belt an oas 8iibli-
fun cine ldreere Mniprade, in Der
er altf oas uneerehte @eiet uno feline
Ginfiibrling in ben 9iftrift binlpies.
@roBer Ipplaus folste ieinen mar
figen @orten. Ser Ifarrer Der bieii-
aen ct. Tatrifs Stride, Or. 9tuiiel,
iprad ebenfalls. Gin giltes Srdeiter
beiorgte BITE Muitf. - 2eiber iinh
Die Meben, bic I'M Bolts Sbeoter laili
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In the morning she tells her new
friends her plan to get to her Amer
lean Aunt Betty in Lowell, Mass.
The soldiers discover that she can
dance marvelously and get her to
dance for them, taking up a collec-
ton to take her safely to her aunt.
Justina arrives at her aunt's home
where all goes we'll until Uncle
Miguel, back in Mexico, makes the
discovery Of Aunt Betty's address on
photograph and comes to Lowell
on the first train, bringing Luis with
him. The two Mexicans arrive in
Lowell at about the same time as
LIEUTENANT Morton's regiment, Betty
Is delighted to see her rescuer again
and when she learns that he is the
local boy scout master, she envies
the boy scouts and impulsively de-
eides to become one of their number.
Her wish comes true sooner than
she had expected for Miguel hunts
up the local sheriff and brings him
to Aunt Betty's home to capture the
runaway. Miguel asserts that he is
the girls lawful guardian and will
force her to marry Luis.
From here the.story continues with
intense interest.