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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-12-07
Will Include Mass Meetings
And Speeches; County
Branches To Organize
COUNTY WORKERS WILL
MEET HERE SATURDAY
Committee Is Confident That
Knox Will Sustain Its
Reputation

Plans for the opening of the cam.
paign for 10000 members. for the
Knox county chapter OF the Ameri.
can Red Cross were discussed at
Red Cross headquarters in North
Main street Wednesday night by the
campaign manager, II. 6. Beam, the
executive committee of the chapter
and the heads of the various commit.
tees.
While the campaign organization
has not been entirely completed and
Will not be until after Saturday, ow-
ing to the fact that the county organ.
ization and divisions of territory Will
be effected at that time, the work Is
progressing rapidly.
Briefly, the plans outlined at the
meeting Wednesday include the di-
vision OF Knox county into districts,
giving certain amount Of territory
to each branch of the Knox county
chapter; holding mass meetings in
the various localities at which speak
ers VIII be sent out from MI. Vernon
to give talks and instill pep" into
the campaign and active solicitation
in every part Of the county.
The campaign will be mapped out
in It's entirety following a meeting of
representatives of all branches and
auxiliaries OF the chapter at head
quarters at 2:3O o'clock Saturday at
ternoon when Mrs. James K. Lyman
VIII work with the representatives of
the branches In planning their cam,
paigns.
l.. G. Stillwell, Rev. w. 1lamill
Shields and Rev l.. W. Mulhnne have
been appointed as a committee TO fur
nish speakers for the meetings In
various sections of the county. Other
committees necessary to handle the
work of the campaign will be an.
nounced as formed later.
The main feature Of tho pre.cam.
paign work is the speech of Sergeant
Victor Gordon, who Is touring this
country following two years of active
service IN the trenches, during which
he experienced the horrors of the
war and can give n recital of expert
ences coming within his personal
knowledge that sound lito tho ac-
count Of a master writer OF fiction
Sergeant Gordon's address IN made
primarily in the interest of the Red
Cross campaign, but his account of
the war IL of a nature that viii prove
CT greater interest in itself The ad
dress will be given Sunday I'm the
Vine theatre at 2:30 o'clock. A charge
will be made for admission, the en-
tire amount realized being given to
the Red Cross.
Announcement was made Wedncs.
day that the Chamber of Commerce
has donated the use of the organiza.
TONS headquarters to tho campaign
committee The committee is being
rapidly formed for the campaign and
Will have n program Of procedure pre-.
pared before the opening day, Dec.
IL, that promises to be as successful
as the ones working in other branch.
es OF war activity in which tho coun.
ty has already set record as being
one of the Ohio counties that has the
habit OF going over the top" at ey-
cry opportunity to aid In winning the
war.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-12-07
LITTLE CHILD STRAINS
ARM WHILE PLAYING
Is Unable To Tell How Injury
Was Received; Hurt
While Alone

Robert, the lh.yearold son of Mr..
and Mrs, Robert Craig OF West Cur.
tbs street, suffered a sprain of the left
arm Wednesday afternoon while at
the home of neighbor The child
was playing by himself when the
mishap occurred and the cause of the
accident ia not known. The little fel.
low was unable TO use his arm at all
for some time.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-12-07
How to Prevent Croup

Z In n child that is subject to attacks
OF Group, the first indication of the
disease ia hoaTseness Give Cham.
berlains Cough Remedy as soon az
the child becomes hoarse and the at.
tack may be warded of and all dan!
ger and anxiety avoided.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-12-07
viii Filed

The will of Elmira Bryan of Mar.
tinsburg was filed for admission to
probate in the probate court Wed.
nesday. Under the terms of the will
all the testatriX's property is given to
her daughter, Viola b. WillSin, to be
hers absolutely. The daughter is also
named eXecutriX by the will, which
was dated and signed Nov. 10, 1917,
at Newark Tho instrument was wit
messed by Andrew s. Mitchell and
Hattie Smith Of Newark.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-12-07
LOCAL MUSIC LOVERS
PLANNING ON HEARING
ALL-AMERICA PLAYERS

Local music lovers plan to attend
the concert in the Auditorium theatre
at Newark, Dec. 10. of the Philhar-
monic orchestra whose proud boast
is that it is composed entirely of
American citizens.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-12-07
MONROE MILLS
Events OF Both Howard And
Monroe Townships

MONROE MILLS, Dec. "a sur.
prise party for Mrs. w. RI. Wagner
was held on her birthday anniver-
sary, Dec. |. The guests were: Mr.
and Mrs. j. ]. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Ulery of Gambler, Mr.. and
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-12-07
cnamberlain's Cough Remedy

This Is not only one of tho best
and most efficient medicines for
coughs, colds and Group, but IL also
pleasant and safe to take, which is
important when medicine must be
given TO children. Many mothers have
given it their unqualified endorse
ment.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-12-07
CLUB MEETINGS
soRosIs

Sorosis met at the home of Mrs.
Charles Bird Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. i, c. MnlOck read n paper on
tho subject of Initial Studies In
American Literature" which was
well given and showed careful prepa.
ration. Mrs, Anna Daniels took THE
Rcycrofters' as her subject She
visited the Roycrofters at Aurora
Ill, and told OF their work. Current
events were. discussed. The club then
adjourned until Tuesday, Dee, lS.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-12-07

ert Bross. since she was injured in
runaway accident several weeks ago.
has returned home.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-12-07
Deeds Filed

A. j, Delong to G. E, Kunkel, 47iG
acres in Brown, S3,425.
A, j. Delong to Rebecca Kunkel. SO
acres in Brown, $4,000.
j, w. Callihan to Milford Township
Trustees, parcel in Milford, $40.
Milton Simpkns to Frank Simp-
kins, city property, $3.50
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-12-07
Marriage License

Halle NJ. Tucker, photographer
and Mary +. Stitt. both of Center
burg. Rev, H. h. Fisher
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-12-07
STREAM & RIMER

IHEAM u hlMEh
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS
Farms and city property bought, sole
ant exchanged. Properties rented Alt
rents collected. Fire insurance a spe
cialty. Representing IA old reliable
stock companies. Accident insurance
uve stock insurance. Plate glass In
surance. automobile insurance, in fac
we can insure any property you ma
have. Surety bonds OF all kinds. Cal
and see us. Room l Sipe bldg. Souti
Luther A Stream VIM. r. Rims
Main st Cit. phone No. 447 Black
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04
Shut Up or Be Locked Up

- s.Ns Asstams extremely jealous of rights.
Among fhsm Hold precious than free speech
and Sffes &aa In OF eihes have permitted
such Da speech that have allowed good
naured the free uteranee Of the rawlings OF dis
orderc :ilindsa
In ZONE places have been apart in pub
lie SQUARES aae amy might freely rail against govex-
sMa&shed institutions, and say anything he
sa steps of government buildings have favor
lite T6stE xSbkfsn wideye9 fanatics might talk them
i the face against the gosernment itself
.oSfYR kept clear uf Libel Laws the press might 30
sstna pleased to 60 with his thunderboIts against
anything asAa sSy&msay-
And a gaoo:a. @afnred public found fault.
eB fs@ a@ srmes of peace. Now The
xhe people the citizenship OF this
Sa@@S&. The government declared and the
sFGsiz@@ aa4aehs NtR government NOW attacks
ess Rss~a by congress carry the purposes
4 Of HlIJR gsws. aae ssRsrks GtR government.
h$N@ aeas aid aSd snnafart she enemy is&reason
and xassa government and appeals for
to. f a% sd and eofort to the enemy Hence they
y are:N kSas.Masaa%
ws &as for reasonable editors and 70
u ehut:u vt &a AaHMa ew.
sl5olaag ssssa &s~aaaam locked up They're In a
Thsty s@ Ser ashSa& &ssshes 10 eatssen III shGs
publes Sses& a.w sss& sessassed whshssse~s
the ssd@ Ae~aass sA saas sAsss Asssss
Of THIS 45asa@msm~& se gu iessvSns@d 10
theu As A@ &s Esas ~ o. sss& s%~ sAs hnB sah Swa
up ofc@s so $kv l&nes frss' AessSca isAa Old
and com 10 rs &saansm saaang Cd ananszpe as6 evil
n cation.
And this goes for editors cell ss orarers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04

oxefhmene consistently refused pass
ports TO Soeas Earvp*an conferences at wa1eh
dicaon in tia aguawfius sro RnssSa ahst have
unwtngs aFose pa.ae oil Urnbie Ssers 70 ne exported
from the fsae OF New York to fefugsad-snd at Getsnsn
expense
One s 4ns last cables sso the Russian capital said
~ rN Rassans whr Formerly lived New York and
porting essmg government Most at the have joined
the vicic elements seeking plunge the country
into Wild ssaaassruMa Of disorder.
ThenGsSso@s already benesisting by the breakdown
esdersh ksfxshy ovefthfuwn the situation will be
DIX ind<cM~
With tr Eesaans advancing upon the capital with
archy fs ~a& CONCERNING Americas part in the
disfA and salsed by sevensly from New York
there will fs ase asaser OF weary people making peace
With ,the ka&#r.
Aid sgat H. probably exactly wha, the East-side New
YogkfIS NapK asA what shey paid bring about
II Has $@e@ hear triumphant announcement that oil
the things swv feaTHe4 America how conduct
strike HanmtlY a6Ty ready lead strike akssust all
oRus p~va@aemt Germans may get peace their
eastern frcM
The xosAsasy with which these men ffo@n New York
have jone tSs Roashe~ki ~ sHsprDas Presumably they
Eleft Russia npassrbhe 1--we the
es1ts PesastY they fefmraed enjoy she liberty
they found h# America But that the case. they
would BE- eg evwsythng psslhle hold up she hands o
the gove@s tsKaaa they doing everything russShte
break s@ the spsiten to Gestsnism and ksisefIsm
Tho raasaa ineaespahle shat these men are nothing
but Gef sent TO Russia for the very work they
now doing.
would see sMsse ID work for Uncle Sas secret ssfw
- IN New York. T&Dss a@mad ha saasxsag nveaxgans
10 the WRISTS prs*x&e NY whaxA huxahta masess
nanced in their tsa s@ Rsassa FMa @h paid the bills
49, the less Boldly been hgasng America right Amer
kenlMooiL .m n...s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04

CHANGING gvgaV HOUR
Plan for cafsp Freunous. Cali
foF1an.
Prices of everything. except
postage stamps
The gap OK HaFh0r Island.
l.@oAAnR back over lHfe az far a
We sOpws gcne. we x@Dg seeslI shG
syaSSa Of amy sOanons sesios shoar even
par,us9 alA sEp roaHnrSwugs on o sue
secets1 enfeer la II spsca noUsn.
Hastnsy' vlll haws TO be o hfaaen
wretch " sae segxsass 1evsslf dur
ing the NEXT tv@ esslEgraes.
Unlike. the zsps
The skeefsr ia fio pAfsdAEm.
Me surely needs dwnnrnang:
But ONE can say this much Tor him
He always gives us Warning.
The queen bee. according 20 NJ
MaefefIamck. lays 200 eggs q day
CaH'e 4r BuUbauok work out eahBus
kind of O sctsoue 20 nolg o lRssls
bee blood in a Drown 1egb0Tm hen
n SsnAh brother with q LOT al
spare slUns ON GIFTS taauxaa bus Gig
arfe@ out shAt q fOJalA cla@ aSSas "a
De so years old spsrm6.a q Som,al M
three years OK eha tire sasssnssls Sai
rsalar STATISTICS Of snds SORT nSxs!
@H che way for dsfHasatHnx Saalelahn
slnns. Adding TIP the Uinne eua5
sunoea in tying refractory eFn7asa
uDtysng hard -hmosseA chloe lares
looking for tAsiutaEwa cnAlef
huttnna. fastening CONTRARY rpf
lGaSa. pUliimg 6awn veaEs eGua hgfeh
Ing Up tnoUssse. 10 eesnae TRAIT noaua
epxnfa sbS best yea@a of OILS rasl
AejssnR sare of tho hnfnuwluS llssa.
SesoAsta ne ESiAxssee. A. Tor u1l6aast
.--1sf @a DOT c1uuhusibEDasa TIE bru
HnpTsna OF her ysags thaat ooudat tt
adusn&eted on the fninutias o
Arass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04
To Tax OF Not to Tax o

In Che first Liberty loan matter Secretary Mcdoo
doubtedy experience that prompts him
of waD bonds that TO be issued hereafter
o. s. kDnds bearing pei cent interest will be
better Investment than savings deposits taxable
about the savings @nks?
Again, the issue OF OF billions in bonds means
that the bulk Of such issue will be- probably be- taken
by the big financial concerns and the rich individuals If
taxable these bonds offer way avoid income taxes
way avoid big part OF this loss OF seems
be the income from the bonds Another would be
make the bonds OF low domination and get the who
subject income taxation to take them up This
would least help The problem for the government
70 dispose Of the bonds and yet impair its sources of
and in this, in other matters whole
lot depends upon the degree of patriotic sentiment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04

Worm or beetle-drouxht Or
tempest
On FARMERS land may fall:
Gut. for first-ciaHs ruination.
Tru& a mortgage 'gainst them all.
Young Winners laughed harshly.
IAN right I've read A. Now
You can have the money In the
morning" came en- business tones.
THE giles clesr"-with another
harsh laugh. You were expecting
me. then, And ! s'pose you think
my place IL as good as in your
pocket already"
ITO be frank. Winners. | do. n
you were borrowing the money TO
improve ysur land. or TO get ma
cd3nery, or for any productive
toiog. I'd look on the matter DIFF
ferentiy. My father-in-law's Just
boaght an automobile-cash down.
A few years ago he couldn't have
bought a secondhand bicycle. Why
cot 10 over and talk with him? His
fare's about the size OF yours. and
'twMS all he could do to squeeze a
'liyieg out OF IL TIL he took up eel
sottfic farming. Now-well, John
hAuoo's passed the lins where we
nv q mans making a living. Far
osst from all the Eastern states
are buying the Patton seed pota-
toas."
''I'a not old enough TO fail heir to
. rich son-inlaw.' was the short
snswer.
I've never helped John Patton
- the extent OF a dollar: nor have
been asked to-" said Trowbridge.
quietly.
Ten o'clock tomorrow morning;
bows that7"
I'll be here" Winners grunted.
frowbridge passed into the room
shsFs his wife was.
"Ya here, ! thought you said
200 we're going TO your mothers"
or else you'd had the door
shut" she laughed. I'm glad you
oidst know. You acted mighty
decest 10 him. Ed.
But why didn't you tell him
about turning II into truck farm
Il guess that would have been
the last blow 10 Winners" chuckled
the man. "A truck farms beneath
his dignity altogether"
(cswNnued In Our Next ossue)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04
0asA @s~gRH
''Ths Msss Myxaasy~
Nv eA&oh IN WRtlp

"Sxh." s<ss6 tkse eiaAs 40 shs
sapdxo tka Oroek. MA sss.ds tsssa&
rAs yussst shs B 40 e~iiSe Fw1sy seS
anptsxsrx Aa0ass on sAe sSyappun
sAMR stftnrMnrun IL awSmeas S.so ~
ttsvus(Hk or Sv'aYysnimIs. ksh rr0s
oSfess. fkugk res sssuse @&Gssd 10
do I Asas'k t'sraswx fse sssr esa
@wt&a e@r1h o rlnsspme axtSfHnnn "
~Nmf f''-~"Nor r.. "'Sns t. game
In auAsk sners~stnn sfane The o&Asss.
Fskizy sisssneG In q akyAnssfT
cfalr 4wy Rs flrvs oxse. tAaAn axmshsf.
esauwaa Der ~iKt sspaxanp stseue
nttd frsee su6h easvsrasvsa. TASb
sxsnue q sewHranh tpriDsHnS 10 she
@uDSky eysn uM& . Ssr~Uula sssup,'
biting of ste ivrn 1sstnnuus syuap.
xp~he Ia bier tpusbAMA. xassAang her
with aprrshs@ltase eefpxssy.
'yUek o uaksas@s"
Tnar &aEh4es5ad voice. with o
ehniisnElmE dwSS4hne in II. eaaae<i
o sussx aaasSes to fail upson Peggy q
eHasseysns guaHrs. They were
gsupr@d st@Mr ths dig serving In
bic un&er che tseee. f'sRRy an6 Mfa.
Shade ssanalng st ONE side. facing
eorh anhsF.
'Yuuss haA q country party
tGst vNaS fou wanted fsut
~asHt tmov sua 1untsd IT," COO
xa&aA@ the hysseFasah young vuaee
. And snp'se enjoyed IL. out dtant
kSSw you'd enjoy &C. I eas 9utos
10 give s0u q drudge vhlet I ptan.
nsA q whist garry. ana didn's
give 10 because ! overheard you o
while ago on the veran&a COLL sns
o cheat aid o copy COT. nnd say |
was aplnR your Wrists. u took
khat. all that. 10 make me under
egand"
One person alone moved Peg
gy's euabana In . o00od be Wna
at Der eide. o cnno pell,ng hand on
her nsun.
Tell snsw Why you said ,hat.
he onmHhnnded Nov. Pexky
npv, lnnt sou see. dear, that
they don't undefStana ?"
Peggy 9sxsS Toto her husband
pessDys~d face. theo hes eyes tasu.
Cd . gain apsrn tes guests. saw thelE
6aenanS ana srp oarss.nsnnsnx
"uk' che efs&1. Ger tnnds reach.
lng out. innpicrsax oh WIZ
wny-Oh, yoo Dust enserptAnd
tso iaos that I couldn't stand y To
be prakae6 Tor suuuesN!nk That
! didn't do. Mr. fsUvtrsase vanssd
tn0 20 give yoU our oea sind oil
cassy az zoe srnft tus dtdnt thsnh
,oo'A jsks a. curied Pour hind
ptgSus6 u - 0s&Tss ssts soruv ~
l oousd -th~u o,svn card you tsis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04
=. L. ID. Ike.
CQLYUM

Il 1oet sss up~en or Al any
Ra@lfa." ranruHaRs@ afasveree. tap
sGns Bills bap @,sa tas sw4s1sHf snie u
aus BIO Gno bis 0xnsiuaUasus sOcasuwt
rav.r sbs Sar.siuae e1ssG lie used 20
ffssqGwrt tbwtsss, Rxfts."
'Tsa sKia." 'arle sxrlalNe&s seelAmq
1MaeF her refs syR to see IL HsR
s*nary spot had dropped off. "Al
vMpg''
CraSFanee btWRhe6. toying with
kAs snSsrAer Kfs hated 70 ease u
uSMF. TBsm @s SIWrtEd:
way. Siraluaf'~
Tao AscSdwe 1ll hh1sam over his
freshly made grave in che spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04
CHAPTER XIV.

N~eNs
The day Of the parsy da0ued pro.
pleiouely. A riG6g rain che might
before left a freshly vasbea world.
ond the warm SUN drew out In.
panueraele swee'sesses from the
earth. Mrs Tr0unYsage'a guests.
IL In number. In pretty summer
fFocka, laughing and ehaHreflng.
spread themselves over the great
veFaada.
"Bieaasleul old house." came 20
hss caro- I'm discreet tanao. Aud
the furniture and decorations just
FaeEs."
Add Why m0te" came impataent-
ly. shAe @aef@aoaae v@ara OF U3s@ah
VITO Is rpsrsarggsely yesa@us Of 0sh'
ers' bsausstaH beiuNcsRgs. "ENessle
| ETss0t. ore OF cur beat Interior dec
orators did u. and TIE TrOvSFfasee
have slabs Of noESey."
Il h0te." la@GseA another. "thne
We get a eight 0f I'd She ravee
about him. but keepa aim carefully
vMAef coHeF--a 'f1She.' III wager.
That she decent vast us 10 Gee
HahGy pays tor the style but"
'IRSnk. NeAht" sounded sharply.
! AT those fahNes undar the trees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04

Some day great educator may arise. We wonder If he
will lay down simple principles running something like
this
Education is not pourngn process 1t is, as the word
itself implies drawngou All the child will become
he already xpotenay lie requires only opportunity to get
what's in his system Hence any method good bad
as il fosters stiles the chid's nay,ral impulses.
2 The chief endoof education is learning technie
development 81 what the preacher folk call character and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04

~ rnoRI Press Leased Wire
TACOMA. Sept Mot one OF
IS passengers was injured when .
street car dashed down 81. Helens.
on Pacific ave. TO Ninth St. yes;er.
cay. and smashed itself against q
fire plug. II tore down a fire alarm
box and hung suspended on two
wheels on the edge OF the curb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04

in the world and because the tyran gownups, have de-
creed children learn all about all OF these many
things. We pity them because there for the learning OF
things, such number OF methods in the world; we, the
yrants have decreed that method is too tivay expert
mental be tried
What a. teach and how teach il? thousand and
heard You'd hate, Mr.. and Mrs Grownup, TO
take your chance the midst 81 all this hubbub Yet that's
lust the chance the kids must take .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04

what scientist adjustment TO environment IL 49, Tor
instance important that boy girl be taught courage
than that they should the multiplication tables
Another thing The German auocracy we understand
is highly 1t great master OF facts Yet we
know il also barbarian And know that for its defeat
depend the final analysis, not on greater degree OF
fact mastery, ty greater soul mastery.
Why teach boy tGobtad arplane If he will use the
arnlanc 20 drop a bomb a nelghbors house,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04

4, tcsnttmvoA ts~@ Ssw~ Lsst Isswe,
cMArftn xxyt
| u wac Q 6Ay~o ecnsux~ yeoxxlhi
i'm sAsny aGnRsmar@r. Aa,snunA vA6
@tHa 0er% on ,hEif tae asasdN ~
a1srnaR. oupasf tnS tssxss tupsh ssy~ne
osSs their too little tmse uMe
mWfee Smnfd
$50 you're eatnG 10 asve the Lnke
, fo1ke q rMssS." he emealSaaSsea '0re
/, Ing Ia tatniAte LANa Tf'cnut'a Hao5h
HasF eNASma 10 'bNucDrHe pa0'rhsa~e. ~
The snuaastlg aser@IisAs. cu@ ptssn
Well. ! SouotH5ae GssS'D sDu@ N%
snaaG raxrsuusa snswss snssrssimrmg
fCf. eNangs-~eh. P&Rsys
"'gsVeWlle puasD@ss'' laughed
Peggy. way, Ear"
"&Ans sMeas'
'BFssse- TAey always have u
when they enreFsaIR oftsFnumha.
Peggy eat 70 hIlanfHH tnes&lsas1aa.
her tuaeYy face ssuJtnad. Der eyre
STARRY WITH anaars uwriUA sOta drew
q deep breath Of yaY nsaA turned 10
esMbnA In Gesal Der BrnRe. Her
hnstsauua'e espfessvoe ssreeved TIE
! eulashassee.
"uh. va @arlAas." she cried In
olnrm "GhnNt SOU ~unt mo TO
have sAe@ hers?"
ute all right sar y@a TO eater.
tain shem. sure. But Why o bFasIge
purify but Why peSpSe vSsa
they're IA the cDGRtFy. vasA . tsUa-
dreA 0@haeur tnnpgo 10 do. nh@aaA
ptt osnuaa and play easae. sess mo
eueesHlag."
Peggy flusheA.
'TSsaA. Why aaamt you coy more
ognrass my EUSnG AAefe." ehe cried
&aAreay. ''gf sOua Seaf shao way ABOUT
ats maghs have nhupRea--"
"Tee; Suua %aHss." $is gsgnmsa.
"Bnut S1r bet 10. YOU wSaaa&t'
ps&1'e eyes opessd vide In
, psusssas.
"gsar our Reasllie ensaFtainpasns
10 uasHlhSg but Smree pfny-A l1uursnS
ferafap hne .suvne and nhSseesRG
over e@nRe roaasAIhAass aRxtca nna
vatehasg lelsy Sasa play eaewa.
The TROUT lAse crowd vusuhaat Alp.
Sseesnfe THAT ksm& OF enreftatn-
wens. ed. I kmHw'"
"IIl oct they ~unia." estnneA I'd
Peggy cat In peFsurbed smealto.
ss@m.
"gt'e all right. pet" he ofsefNa
@mArsay. "Toar nFtssamsch1I b .
psxuE smaaeae.. eUre sStsk'"
PxgdSra spaa gr1~ sDasvy agnan.
she eyssstsa dsspts hsf retlsf
re 1usx npast bs." che sauehea
For on. I'd wat 10 die " II
vnaat."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04


Convention demands that each of pausng to watch
the youngsters file into the oeaoohouses heave sigh of
remniseenee and murmur Them were the happy days
But here's where convention gets We don't envy
the boys and girls OF this who todaw return to their
hooks their assrooms and their teachers Fank. feel
sorry for them.
We pity them because there such number q things
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04
~Persuasive PegRy"
~ MARAvHMs vrousuaoM
Copyright. euea a~~esDs ss4 Apsxass

ma But = asiA shiy sHx the
p~on6ts s.otss,o EsssA asA ,As fsssos
tass exs-as Ut teS ssat essruaA. ShS
kaS iis~s sssS Nm. fsvNa sSsAySe sOs
sAs~ts ssyxS sR6 AMsSx tksss s&ae
apasrssEd esuakxUnOf spEvAtss sssat aRa.
3sasass. sbnpld usxSsaaek~. -ouumsx OF
aassH.
20. Katie" she Whispered.
Saa'ss co @oxoA'"
fssosx. shspualAe BY the garage.
wnrs&aRE . aWnIs 1fny f'c1aassef fnee
kpx,sr& shae lu0mnts. xalk q Rr~eMcl&is
omshs OF all sss ttsAstpJxs chs suawks
slouaia ssssxsf. Thus tsf0eet thahg
OK xll wa TO taD 81.
HE leaanH ysuna the cor
''Ea9 tahAs' he ssasS nnxh@usiy
600. EAf" she Rasss&. Il forgot
you tpHeNt AkaAk ve we're sick"
lie iHsteae4 in sAlenes while che
poured out her taie.
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Street Car Runs Off

(cswNnued In Our Next tssue)