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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-04-05
A Good Attraction.

The Reese Bros. colored minstrel
jubilee and musical company which
appear at the opera house on Satur-
day evening OF this week, come with
the highest recommendation from the
press in the cities and towns in which
they have appeared. They carry a
company OF Is artists, including a
band and orchestra and render a pro-
gram of musical selections deviod of
any objectional feature. Speaking of
this company the Tacoma Daily News
OF recent date says:
The Reese Bros. Afrincanders are
headlines at the Hippodrome this
week. They are the greatest fun
makers who have appeared in Taco
ma, this season. they give first class
show OF minstrel and musical com
edy. They are in class all by them.
selves. they carry Band and Orches
ira composed OF all star artists"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-04-05

r. II. Trail was at Boise last week
and while there took occasion to agi-
tate the question of better train SER
vice for the Rupert-Bliss branch OF
the Short Line. and he states that he
received much encouragement from
Joel Priest and other Short Line Of
ficials at Boise. A movement is to
be started for the running OF Salt
Lake-Boise train over this route
daily. and IL is thought with the un-
animous efforts of the towns along
the line, together with such assist
ance as can be expected from the
Boise commercial club, that the Short
Line officials can be made to see a
profit in the addition OF such train.
Surely the freight tonnage and pas
senger traffic from the towns along
this branch should command some
consideration by the railroad COM
pany.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-04-05

Owing to the large number of ap-
plicants both for labor and help B.
o. Hill who was appointed to look
after the municipal employment bu-
reau has found 1t necessary to engage
an assistant and to remove TO an Of
fee for the transaction of this bust
ness. Miss Eda Carlson is now In
charge of the office and 1t is located
in the Town Hall where she can be
found every week day from a. m.
to p. m. Farmers and others In
need OF help should bear this In mind
and put in your application for the
kind of help you need. The Bureau
has already received about 200 hun
dred applications from people desir-
ing work on farms and along other
lines.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-04-05
Big Minstrel Show.


Real Minstrel Show.
Jas Summers will oil your double
harness for $1.25.
Carl DeVoe made a business trip
to Portland last week
Don't miss this one by the Civic
Club April 18th.
Miss Mary Brown will not speak In
the Methodist Church Friday. April
9Th as previously announced.
Ground was broken last week for
the erection OF the new garage by the
North Side Auto Co. on Main street.
Ray Baker, who has been spending
some time at Spokane, returned
home the first OF the week
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Wickert. whose
home is on the Pleasant View ranch
northwest OF town, report the arrival
OF young son the first OF the week.
II. Il. Gundlefnger and II. X. Bel
mont. two of Hazelton's wide awake
business men, were in town yerter-
day.
Spring will come in a rush and
now is the time to look over your
harness and II 1t needs repairing
take 1t to Jas. Summers.
The w. C. T. U. will meet at the
home of Mrs. John williams. near
the pumphouse. Friday. April 6th
at 3 O'Clock. All members requested
to be present.
We acknowledge a pleasant cal
the first of the week from l.. N. Pet
tit, one OF the progressive and sue
cessful farmers of the Wendell dis
trict.
Citizens in general we're quite sur
prised to find the ground covered
with a mantle of snow about two In
ches deep on Monday morning.
did not last long. however. as II ha'
about all disappeared before night
fall.
Mr.. Henry p. King has purchases
the ]. H. Knight farm and VIII tax
possession of the same at once. Mrs
King is sister of Mrs. o. oliver
OF the Arcadia district. and the fam
fly have recently removed here. an
will become permanent residents
the tract.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-04-05
No Loans Until After July list.

Mr.. E. G. Bennett, Vice-President
OF the First National Bank, of Je-
rome, has handed us the following
letter relative to loans being made
by the Federal Farm Loan banks.
which we publish for the informa
ton OF the farmers who are contem
plating negotiating loans form this
source:
Lincoln County Times.
Jerome. Idaho.
Gentlemen:
Advice has been received from Mr..
w ]. MCGEE. United States sub
Treasurer, San Francisco, Calf, to
the effect that no Federal Farm Bank
loans will be issued until after July
LIST He makes the announcement
at this time to protect the farmer
from confidence men who are repre-
senting themselves to be Government
officers connected with the Federal
Loan Bank and offering to make
loans with the proviso that certain
amounts be paid them in advance on
stock subscriptions.
This for your information.
Yours very truly.
f. G. BENNETT,
Vice President
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-04-05

Mrs. j. Ernest Brunton will pre-
sent her piano students in Public Re-
cital at Barrymore Hall. on the eve
ming OF Friday. April 18th at 8:15
p. IN. Piano solos and duets by the
students, with readings. violin and
vocal numbers contributed by local
talent make up an interesting pro-
gram. Admission free. Everyone
welcome.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-04-05
Seed Potatoes For Sale.

Have 100 sacks left. Melted Gem
potatoes. hand sorted. price SIS. 90 per
cwt. while they last Will sell on
time. bankable note. eight months
time. Call early. ID. d. Holland. 4
miles south and Il mile west. 1T.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-04-05

Did you hear anything last Sunday
night? Why it was the finest of an
Epworth League contest. in which
two captains headed the league. sup
ported by the members The white
side contested the red side in a five
weeks period In getting new men,
bers, and what was the result? The
white side won by substantial score,
and about 80 young people were
present as an evidence OF the intense
interest taken The losing side will
banquet the winners soon.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-04-05
FOR RENT.

SETTLE RS RECLAIMING n
OPERATING COMPANY have one
hundred sixty acre farm, within 4
miles OF Jerome, all grain land with
exception of FIVE acres alfalfa. to be
leased on share basis. Inquire at Of
fee, North Side Inn. Jerome. lit.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-04-05
seed Potatoes.

Have a quantity of good seed po-
tatoes of the Eureka and Melted Gem
varieties for sale at $500 per cwt.
c. Z. King. 3 miles north and l. mile
west ST
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-04-05

Team of good Mares. Plows. Har-
rows, 2-horse Grain Drill. Moving
Machine. Hay Rake. Corrugator. ,
horse Fresno. Slips. Wagons.
Buggy. Binder. Grading Machine, 4
horse Disc. and miscellaneous farm
tools. V H. Carr 3 p miles west
and 4 mile south. 1T.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-04-05
Dress Making.

Plain and Fancy sewing. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Mrs. l.. ]. Prem
tiss, Jerome. blocks north of Bap-
fist Church. 6-3t'.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-04-05

Four good milch COWS. 3 head of
steers. from to months old. and
one short horn bull, Is months old.
Five miles west and five miles south
of Jerome. 6-2t.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-04-05
Eggs For Matching.

Pure bred single comb White Leg
horn eggs for Matching. s1.00 per
setting OF Is eggs. Prize Winners
Mrs. G. H. Brayton, Jerome. Idaho
Telephone 104 F -. 7-2t
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-04-05
Seed Wheat for Sale.

Have 200 bushels of seed wheat
for sale. at $500 per hundred. c.
o. Mitchell. 4 miles south. n mile
west OF Jerome. 6-tf
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-04-05
For Sale.

A good work Mare. weight about
1900 pounds. J. Il. Spencer. Wen
dell. Idaho.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-04-05
For Sale.

Have several good second hand
sewing machines. all in good condi-
ton, for sale at bargain.
Hartshorn & Clayton.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-04-05
Setting Eggs For Sale

Pure Bred White Wyandotte eggs
for Matching. Setting of Is 800.
Mrs. H. H. Gordon, miles west and
a mile south. 7-3t'.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-04-05
Farm for sale.

50 acres miles north of o. 5. l..
depot, all cleared, about SO acres in
cultivation, room house. big els
terms, orchard and small fruits.
w. 7. Hill.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-04-05

Live fat hogs. weighing about 225
pounds. 12c per pound delivered in
Jerome Also Nj b. Gobblers. $500
each. O Oliver. 6-1t*.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-04-05
Rhode Island Reds.

Two hundred eggs wanted for
Matching. Phone or write prices on
lots of so or more. Guy l. Towle
7-2t.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-04-05

A few sacks of choice 1916 alfalfa
seed. Edgar Hill, miles north and
p mile west of Jerome. 7-2t.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-04-05
Always Leads.

The Mutual Creamery is paying
45c per pound cash for Butter Fat.
Go see them.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-04-05
Notice of Dissolution of Partnership

Notice of Dissolution of Partnership.
Notice is hereby given that the
firm of Ashenfelter 4 Baker was on
the 21st day of March. 1917, dissolv-
ed by mutual consent. the undersign-
ed w. H. Baker will collect all bills.
and assume all obligations and ac-
counts owing by said firm.
Dated and signed this S1st day of
March. 1917.
l.. r. Ashenfelter.
Tat. William d. Baker
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-04-05
For Sale.

Eight tons OF good alfalfa hay
j. f. Parker. miles south and Y
mile west. TIT
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-04-05

strong.
The young people of the Methodist
Church have just completed the base
ment of the church, this gives them
a room the full size of the auditor
ium, and will be used for Sunday
school purposes and young peoples
meetings and is bound to fill long
felt want in the way of providing q
place for the social affairs of the
church and young peoples societies.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-04-05

| have several cars of Melted Gem
seed potatoes for sale. David w.
Kassens, Wendell. Ida. 7-3t.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-04-05

Acreage Tract, old alfalfa ground
Address Box AIS. jerome, Ida. 7-4t'.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-04-05

Good Driving Horse. j. A. Arm
strong.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-04-05

l.. II. Ashenfelter.
William d. Baker.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-04-05

Entered NJ second class matter March .. 1911
al the post Office At Jerome Idaho. under the act
q March 3. 1879
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-03
FOLLETIN Mum 81.
uN OHRERO ARISTOCRATA

En- el cami"o. 81. amigo Julia CarruI
con ese tacco deIjcado que parece
patrimo".o Ge las m"jeres ~e cujda-
ba de al:mentar las e~SneranzaS 4ue
yeia nacer, fortificanGo,a< cor consi-
deraciones sobre a -ap:Ga curac;on
del herido.
M~agdalena entr5 Ell Ia pobre mora
da de la senora Carol, mas tuerte '
mas ~resignada que en- el momento le
81 parcida.
y aquella misma noche esc-tbj5 81
carta a Ia sonora de PresleS, con y
uresentimiento de que So avec:naba a
bora de preparar eI porven.r arden
temente anhelado. La carta @o Tue
echada Al correo hasta e tla sigu.va-
re. por cuya razon fur recit.1a n eI
castillo lie Roc Il sabado pur "a ma
mana.
FL domingo. siguiendo Il b.us.~ de-
cisi6n adoptada el d!a anter;>v i-S.
pues de IA lectura de eSta carca. Mar
cello partia para Paris. Tom6 e tren
de las siete de ia manana, deseoso
de- yer q Ia que ocup&ba su c~oraz6n.
Sin desea-Io, MERGED al NJ paten
te que lie habia inspirado Magdalena.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-03

poco5 i~natanteS mas tarde desccndia
en- ia Plaza de ia B"Stll!a. 4 donde ia,
bia oricnado al cochero que 10 con,
iujese.
\ Ia entrada de Ia Gale dc San An
tonic "ncontro 10 que buScaba: IN
hotel de buen aSPecto' donde, ?or
cincue"ta m~enSuaies' aIq0I-
10 una VISTA h"aoltac!oh' mUE cohto:-
table.
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-Pues bien, voy a ser franco y
j dcrirle sin rodeos 10 que me trae Ger
ca dc ustei.
liable listed. = Va we're 81 debo es-
~cuchar.e haSta {! iina!-EeplIco Mag
daiena con acento ITO y dIgno' cast
aggressive.
on! No tema NADIA; no teina ma
32 ce MI ahofa-coh'lhuo NaFce'o
con Vo% d"lce ' t:'s'e'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-03

de profunda SorpreSa.-:ustcd aqui'
ST, senorita. 70. que lie rucgo nc
reciba Y me conccda ur instant, Il, Il.
tencion.
Magdalena ~reflexion6 un minute an
ties de responder; Ia antipatia que pro-
feSaba a Marcelo. a~crecentaGa por los
recientes successes. la incitaba ! re-
husar.
Por otra parte, IA inopinada llegada
del ~jovcn. al parecer tan e~xtraordina-
ria, lc hacia suponer circuustancias
p~articul"res que Ii aSustaban. QuiziS
habrian ocurrido, on ia hacienda dc
los FresnoS o en- el castillo de Roc. su-
ceSos importanteS que Ia i~ntercsaban
directamcnte. Y Ia Cordesa. L despc-
che dc las confidenc;as recibidas, hI-
bia crcido convcnientc enviar L ST.
ahijado como cmiSario.
Entire. caballero -dijo. al fin. re-
suelta L saber e. motive de tan extra
ia vista Y f1erte con eli amor que
profeSaba I Andres, e cual le servir:a
de salvaguardia frente a frente de
Marcelo.
ApartGse Julia de Ia puerta V entro
Ell j0ven en- el recibidor. Magdalena,
a%centuando e~ntonceS la expression de
sorpresa, de descontento y quizas de
desconfianza, Sc dirigio a la sonora
Carol para hacer Is presentation Off
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-03

ayuda que yo le voy a ofrecer, fran
cGmente, espOntaneamente, sin min
gun calculo para cl porvenir, sin otra
esperanto presente que Ia de recon-
cuistar su estimation, que volunta-
riamcnte he perdido, sin otra ambl-
cion que Ia de apagar ell odio que cree
nabcrla inspirado.
listed Sc ha ~equivocado en- este
punto, senior Marcelo, 20 no odic a
nadie, nj aGn u listed, que ha sido
"a aus de todos mis- sufrimientos. Y
DiOS Sabe 81 scrin tan ~crueles a es-
t.:S horas. 80.
Crca que 70 sufro por listed, Mag
dale"a; crea que Ia idea de haberla
perdido, quizas irrcmisiblemente, me
cLus@ III profundo dolor, un dolor
cuya intens!dad rs superior q TODD 10
que habia sufrito hasta entonces.
GUERRA ahora, al precio de cual-
quier sacrificio: borrar las lagrimas
que listed ha vertido por mi causa, con
solar su pena, 81 affection, la misera-
Bile existencia que listed ha aceptado
por mi causa, para huir de Ia union
que 20 pretendia y que ahora no oso
No pido NADIA a nadie, senior, a
listed menos que t. otro-dijo Mag
enderezandose profundamen-
te, herida por ell vibrante acento de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-03

~,omar-ala p m.tamo,fsy.ar su ca
car3cter
B..io el lmu"!io J.. los surrimientos
Y de Ia d~vcepci5u. su alma. dura Y
y~icleuta. 81 ablandaba por grades
entire deseos d. ternrra = de abaega-
ci5n. Comenzaba = comprender aho-
n TODD cl valor de n bondad. Dc n
g~encroS!cad De l"s s'ntImlcntOS y De
las pujantes del coraz0n. QIe
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-03
la GUERRA 0DERNA
Ofenslva en- terreno fOrtltlcadO
Trad. del frances para LA PRENSA)

Id kOI44b w
nuestros aliados. ofrece IN bello elem
plo de una acci6n ~ofensiva en- grande
~escala. larga ' minuciosamente pre-
parada. cmpenada 4 Ia bora precls"
y sahiamente dirigida. Fue e~jecuta-
d. con rara encreia por las tropas
de IN valor exceptional, tota!mente
! p~enetradas de las intenc.ones dc! CO.
mando. Ouee n veinticuatIo horas al
canzaron todos los o~hjetivos. que les
habian sido ~asignados.
En- SUI conjunto, Ia joraada de Me
! -cines resume Ia serie de las DISPOSE
clones mdltiplcs q las cuales Sc Sr-
bordina toda ofensiva para trluafar
lie t., ohs:iculos que oponen 4 81
Marcia los recur4os de In fOr,itica-
ci6n subtcrranea. apoy"da por Ins'
po,entc "rtillcria de calihrr m&X:mo.
81 los principles dc Ia guerra no
han cambiado. no cs mrnoS clerto que
In intervention de eSoS dos nuevoS
factories han modificado ~profunda-
mente los proccdimicntoS De cjecA-
! cion ' uumvntado. dc mancra Senc.-
! bic, la d,ficultadeS Y, por conac-
! ~ctencia. la duraci"n de las o~peracio-
mes.
! n. 2oaas p~eliyro.1z han colorado
una extension desmesurada cor 81
rerfcccionanicrto Il" las armas por-
. ratiles Y q aumento en- q calibre y"
Ia artill-r:,. Los alcancc% e~ficacci
Ge las differences armas son hoE en-
! cifra. rcdondas. las S~,guientes: IRA
nada- = de- tire. ~trciata metros,
ca5ones de- tr.nchcr.s. GoScirmto: me
.-o.. rn.ilcs y ametralladora-. M,
metros. r,1orcs de- campaiIa. cuatro
nj! metros: caHuncs pe<ados. i" ocho
a ,rc.uta Kilometres. La rap!icZ d.!
tho IL. artill"ria. permit" Ii ~"ircI-
! riGD del tire de- ~"h"r~a~c". .mpid!cH-
Go H.. lIna m.u-.a casi nhsu!utu 81
,or, ., del tcrcn, on, - G~:.3Ita. dit
rantr un !arsp d" tempo @" .'iIo o.
por + consume Dc Ia mur!-
cio~cs.
T.J.. a,.. ,c,,,,.. .or rtiIi2lia.
L.4 l,.,,. ,.r. :, t,.f.o.o -,
l:... ,. .,.o,-..,r 20 .,.,,I..o IN
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1
Era. 4 In v"h. una excuse Y n cX-
~plicaci0n dc sI preSencia que debiI
dcsvaneccr las dudas 0 las sospechas
c~oncebidas por Ia excelente mujer.
FL senior Marcelo, ahiiado De Ia
sonora condcsa De Prcsles dljo n
joven ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Desputs ii
jo Il Marcelo en- penetrante tono:
Las senoras Carol. mis- eXcelen-
ties amigos. mis- bierhechoras en Pa
ris; la3 que ne nan rccogtdo y sal"a-
do.
Marcelo saIudo profundamente V
oucI5 s:lcncio<o. urcmuIo a IN sofa
vista te Magdalen" cuya mirada Ic
~envoIvia De arriba abajo.
La cnconuaba mas bella qae ar
ties. aun mejorada por III estamc:a
Ell IL ciuIad.
Entire por ~aqui--le iijo la jovcn
mostramGole Ia plea del tondo.
Dcspucs l. lndIco una s!!la Y SEN
t6se ella en- otra sin p~ronunciar III
II u4labra. aguardando =. cue q ha-
blase primerO.
-Debe listed estar sorprendida por
mi p~re5encia aqui. como por mi name
"a de conducirme- comen2o d.cieado
el ioven con airr embarazado.
En- e~te:to, scior, no podia espe-
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(Pasa a la Ga. Col. Ia.
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HANTECLE

Sante labor que ticne de estar al
frente de esa Cficina. Los colegaS
del Baron Beyens. con los cuales ha
mantenido Si"mprc una gran amiStad
: r~vlacioacs altamcnte cortcses, Sc
mur tran pes"ro$os por Ia decision
del M.niStrc dc EelacioneS, de reti-
rar,e De 81 cEcaIgO.
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TIROS AL BLANCO
OTRA VEz DONA HERMILA.

con arClenIeS pFOpAsaHua>
en- favor de femisismo,
q Ia ciudad de Durango
fue doha Hermila Galindo
mo les considero a ustedeS
tan ignorantes. tan primes.
tan tontos, carranclstas
tan redomados cretinos.
para ignorar Quien es csc
monumento de civismO,
catarata de elocuencia,
flor del "~sufragio elective,
cue contesta a. dulce nombre
de "dona Hermila Galindo'D.
Bueno. pues lego a Durango
Mia, como Queda dicho,
sin llevar mas equipaje.
seg1n quieH dice haber visto-
que los discursos de UrIeta.
los vcrsos De ~}larcellno
Davalos Y unaS polaina.
biancas. de cucro de chiv".
que calzaba q primer jete"
cuanIo sal!u de Salti!Lo.
No birn st encontr6 inS,alada
doHa lIcrmila en- un Senclllo
cuarto de hotel-joce r~raleS,
aqua : luz. segundo piso
cuamdo. sin quitar>e el polvo
que tomara en cl canine.
lie par en- par las ventanaS
abrio. do un pequeno brInco
y hacia e baranjal lanZose,
va enSayando IN gvsto ~a!tivo,
asi gritI al populacho
uue IN esa Gale. atraido
por anuncioa Y POI mIrga"
arrcgladAs de improviSo.
iba 4 escurhar n p&labra
lie "doaa IIcrmiIa Galindo".
La "jen.bra". que ,icnc a~gailas,
mucho osgerar no Sc hizo;
puso los CLOS en blanco.
81 cGa.puso los postiZos,
,.a.,rt. .r ms cor
IL s!s cacles ala"rllloS,
.,os. -, dH.r-so.
go. ..h,Io b.r.o,ro. mics.
,..,,,o , a..a r;rd,i bermosa
.,o s,ro mara drrjroa
,r,. ~, J.. hon las mYieres
:~,,;.ar , sn. m,rr.los
..rn. son y~obarraY1os.
.u.. o,, ,..l.,,n y limo
l:., ,,,3,, o., nronio rnosto
u.. h,.t.r5o' II ,,isn,o.
NJ. 3;nr.,}os
~ ;..r.. ror,i.os
,,,,hi.r ~,osotrn. J..lamos
.,,.. L.. 5ar.cbos rismos
.,,,o. i~r,.lig.,res
=; r,..t,o .xistan,ja In siIo
srr.la,j, 90 "a J.morraria
.r - .ufr,mo ,~frrriyn".
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su transporte.
Tambien es frecuente que el conan
do Sc yea obligado a ~aproXimar 10
mas possible a a Inca de partida. 81
ataQue De Ia artilelria Pesada. que Sc
e~ncuentra asi meior colocado para
apOyarlo de una Il ininterrumpi-
da. durante toda Ia duracion de Ia G.
peraci0n. Particu!armente iificil de
realizar ha sido esta disposition ante
WytSchaete V MesSines, que DONNA
ban todo 81 terreno de- los atauJcs IN
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-20
CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE

Why she exclaimed rather
wonderfully. 1 do believe you are
younger than you appear on the
stage
n am 10 years old spid with
great dignity. And then we both
laughed. II was the first time |
had laughed since my castle In
Spain had tumbisd about my head.
You must certainly have been
on the stage since ehildhood-per.
haps first brought on in your moth.
er's arms. and 80 ony she ques.
toned.
THE part of Elga is my first
role | answered quietly.
Good Lord. then you are In
love-oh. must not ask that
You may II you wish. Al
least Ill answer what ] think was
your question. l am not in love
with Earnest Lawton. ! have new.
er been on the stage before. / am
almost 4 graduate OF Vassar--my
parents died suddenly in the last
months OF my senior year. and
was not able to so back to college
after their death
IF nsy ask SO obvious a
question. why did you 20 on the
STAGE
II had TO DO something or
starve. thought the stage offer
ed the bes. prospect for an untraln,
ed girl who was versed in society
ways and manners.
We'll. have you found IL so?
81 have not been at II Ions
enough TO be sure. but | don't mind
telling You | grew very discouraE
ed before | landed this part
How did you land f.?
Mr.. Lawton saw me at one OF
the agencies and thought | looked
the part
Then YOU believe In Fate?
I'd hate to think that We are
only pawns in the great scheme OF
things. like TO feel that / can
have anything In this world | wan,
II | want II bad enough--and yet Il
almost seems to me everything that
has come TO me. good or bad. has
come to me by chance.
NV dear said Alma Hunting
ton softly. did any one ever tell
YOU you were great copy?'
What IL copy 9
IT IS the story am going to
write about YOU
You are the first person that
has ever written one
DO you mean TO say you have
never been interviewed?