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No Worms IN a Healthy Child

All children troubled with worms have an IN
healthy color. which indicates poor blood. and
rule. there IS more or less stomach disturbance.
GROVES TASIELESS chill TONIC given regularly
prove the digestion. and act a General Strength
enine Tonic % the whole system. Nature will then
throw OF dispel the worms and the Child viii be
an perfect health Pleasant % take 60c per bottle
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-01

gary. Turkey and Bulgaria
While the assassination Of Arch
duke Franz Ferdinand. heir apparent
of Austry Hungary. and his wife. GO
Saraievo. Bosnia, june =. 1914 pre-
cipitated the world war still the real
cause of TING war was Gernany's d.
sire for world empire.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-01
OUR HONOR ROLL.

The following good friends of Oh
'ourier have renewed their snhscriI
ion for the paper since last report
Henry Sanger
X. .. Crawford
q. L. Clark
A. J. Melton
Miss Mary Holcombe
Rev J. Il. HOusley
NJ Noshey
Mrs. Agnes Owens
Mrs. Mary Johnson
r : Cruce
Alex Wright
Rev. L. r. Adams
Charley Shelby
J. j. Taylor
Miss Ethia wrisilt
Mrs. Lee Atwill
Max Roper
Mrs. J. r. Ray
Mrs. r. g. White
W. +. skinner
Mrs. Matte Baird
g. \. Trusty
Geo. C. Buck
W. J. Cartwright
j. H. Provow
Erbye Brewer
Mrs. w. T. Allen
DIR. II. r. Rogers
Mrs. Laura Ballow
j. g. Keys
Esq. j. W. Ammons
Mrs. w. T. Eastman
Chas. Werner
Sam Frazier
Mrs. Sallie Threlkeld
W. \. Williams
Mrs. fora Anycs
Fannie Brown
w. J. Spradlin
J. H. Jackson
Mrs. \ NJ Debow
Raymond Williams
Milton Spradlin
l.. -. Maddox
Mrs Frank Barhcii
Mrs. Belle Caldwell
Mrs. A. Il. Johnson
Mrs. G. J. Harris
Clarence Disque
Mrs. NJ w Stembridge
Harold Debow
Roy Jurney
Lee IIeatherly
r. f. Brown
Mrs. Florence Faris
Marvin Sheltonn
l.. q. Hutchinson
J. Champion
II. Mangold
W. ii. Young
W. +. Gibson
X. c. Arlington
J. T. Fast
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DRUGGISTS refund money II PAZO OINTMENT fails
10 Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protrudne Plies
Instantly relieves Itching Piles. and you can Get
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-01

H. T. Sanders
X. e. Luter
Hugo Fethe
H. kettler
Mrs NJ r. Mitchum
John Burchett
Chas Vance
g. NJ Convey
Mrs. r. e Thompson
Luther &. Campbell
Miss Tuna Brakeman
Earl lshell
j. W. Ward
Mrs. J. J. G. Roper
Fisher Moore
Christine Williams
Atty NJ H. Shaw
W. y Phebus
W. NJ Woodring
Professional baseball players we're
given until Sept. ! To seek esse itial
or Ice called to the colors.
by Secretary Baker in an order issued
Friday.
Children's Play Suits. 49c.-Dob-
sons.
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NATIONS AT WAR.
Thirty Three Now Engaged la Great
European Struggle.

The countries az war with Germany
and the dates Of their entry into the
Evening journal., 1918-03-15
HIR| HI|.R| workers Gust
milwaukee, MAYOR
Removed From Defense
Council ior Spurning TO Ex-
plain Socialist Platform
SOCIALIST VOTE
FOR HIS RETENTION

NJ l. " =, 4 { ;iif X E. March March Mayor Dan
lei W. Hoan was removed as chairman
Of he County Council Of Defense yes
serday by a vote Of &c 90 3. only So
cialist members voted 90 retain him.
including the Mayor himself The
Mayors removal was the result of his
failure TO answer a QUESTIONABLE with
regard to matters affecting ihe war In
connection with his platform as So
clslist candidate for reelection
Following the removal OF Mayor
Hoan. four other socialists. members Of
The Defense Council. were voted out by
virtually NE same vote
The platform which the members Of
the council objected 10 end for which
Ma,0r Hoan stands contains plan
which reads
'lho american people did pot want
and 90 not want this war. They were
plunged into this abyss by the treach-
CRY Of the ruling class OF the country
its demagogie agiiators, It's bought
press. it's sensational photoplays, its
lSins advertisements and other pur-
chssable instruments of public express
sion
The Mayor maintained The committee
had no power 90 remove him; that 10
do so would be a high handed usurpa-
zion of authority
Evening journal., 1918-03-15
Kent County.
A CREAMY LOTION
MADE WITH LEMONS
Prepare a quarter pint at about
the cost Of a small Jar Of
common cold cream.

When this homemade lemon lotion is
gently massaged into the face, neck,
hands and arms daily the SKIN naturally
should become soft, clear and white,
and the complexion dainty and attrac-
tive
What girl or woman hasn't heard Of
lemon juice TO remove complexion blcm-
ish s. 10 bleach the skin and 10 bring
out the roses, the freshness and the
hidden beauty? But lemon juice alone
S acid, therefore irritating, and should
be mixed with orchard white this way.
strain through a fine cloth the juice
of two fresh lemons into a bottle con-
tanning about three ounces Of orchard
white, then shake well and you have a
whole quarter pint Of skin and complex
ion lotion at about the cost one usually
pays for a small jar of ordinary cold
cream Be sure to strain the lemon
juice so no pulp gets into the bottle.
then this lotion Will remain pure and
fresh for months. When applied daily
to the face, neck, arms and hands it.
naturally should help to whiten, clear,
smoother and beautlfy.
Any druggist will supply three ounces
Of orchard white at very little cost and
the grocer has the lemons In this
sweetly fragrant lemon lotion ladies
can easily prepare and have an nexpeh-
sive toil.t aid which perfectly satisfies
their natural desire far beautiful, soft
skin.
Evening journal., 1918-03-15
!. M. c. A- AT PArRnIic nlNNER.

The third annual banquet Of the gym
nasium department OF the Y w. C. A..
held al the Hotel dupont last night
took the form OF a Patriotic Supper" q"
The national colors were in evidence In
the decor ations and in the menu which
were embossed with allied flags Mrs
John A. TAFT was chairman Of the ban
quct committee
Miss Matilda Seinp acted as toastmls-
tress Mrs Charles T. Wollrs on spoke
on "Our New Building Becitaiions
were given by Mrs Lulu plumcy
Beihatds The class poem was read by
Mrs Candy May Miss Louise Rowland
rave piano solo A guet number was
'he "Night Hymn az sea. sung by Mrs.
W. % Wngate. .and Mrs VI J Saqnis
solo numbers by Mrs Sagns were
Absence by HYDE and Schubert's
Hedge Rose Dancing followed the
prosram with music furnished by Ed
wards Orchestra.
Evening journal., 1918-03-15
TEMPLE socLErY AcrIvE

The recently organized Req Cross
Unit Of the sisterhood connected with
the Temple Of Truth. although less
than one month old. had done, and is
continuing to do. creditable work The
attendance at the meetings OF the unit.
which are held every Wednesday after
noon, Is Increasing weekly. and the
three departments Of the units work.
surgical, sewing and bandage making.
are putting out considerable work at
every meeting Mrs. Charles TOpkis,
Mrs. Louis Waterman and Mrs Abe
Bachrach are at the head Of the
branches Of the unit and the three
machines which were donated for the
work are being kept busy every Wed
nesday afternoon.
The inspectors OF the central Red
Cross Committee w''o attended the nfst
working meeting were deliahted to see
the operation OF the youngest unit in
the Red Cross confederation Of the
State.
Evening journal., 1918-03-15
THRIFT CAMPAIGN.

After the services at the Temple OF
Truth Synagogue this evening thrift
cards will be distributed among the
members. each OF whom will be asked
10 subscribe Action tonieht is part Of
HE plan 90 carry out the thrift stamp
campaign recently begun by the Tenn
pie Mems Club, organized for the pur-
pose OF doing patriotic work
Dr. Rabnowitz's discourse This even
ing will be on the subject entitled "Ac-
lion and Criticism" Members OF the
club who did not attend the thrift club
organization meeting are urged TO at
Tend the services tonight and help make
Il record night for the Temple Mems
Thrift Club.
Evening journal., 1918-03-15
MOVES RECnTEs his POEMS.

Alfred Moves, English poet, gave the
New Century Club rare treat last
night in the recitation Of some Of his
most celeb atcd poems One Of these.
The Trawlers." tells Of the work Of
The small fishing smacks which pat oil
ihc danger zone, and without whose
aid no ship would make q safe lanl-
ing. The other poems read wee THE
song Of England" "The Admrars
Ghost" "The Barrel Organ" Down to
Kew n Lilac Time, cold Hairy Squl--
rel "The Highwaymen Princeton in
War Time and "The Lord Of NJ srule." ."
NJ Noycs does not believe in the new
school OF poetry with its "free verse. D."
He considers 10 ugly and lacking in
music
Evening journal., 1918-03-15
FASHION Am FAns

Colors are much liked in waists.
Black satin coats are very smart
Vests come again with the spring
suits.
Novelty mohalrs are twllcd and
corded.
Combinations OF materials are the
vogue.
There are so many bell-shaped
sleeves.
Fagotlng is always good on white
dresses.
Calico is combined with organdy and
net.
Serge suits have collars and cuffs Of
linen
Blue organdy is combined with blue
serge.
Evening journal., 1918-03-15
A. o U. W. ENTERTAINMENT.

Members Of Wilmington Lo lge No. T.
A o. L. W. held a special meeting last
night for chapter members and past
master workmen. There was a musical
program, and during the evening lunch
con was served Mayor John w. Law
son was one Of the guests Of the even
ing
Evening journal., 1918-03-15

Mr. and Mrs James Meharg Mr. and
Ms. Holstein Harvey. MIR and Mrs
James p. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. FRANK
r. Jones. Mrs William S Grant, VIII
liam Taylor. Harry F. Green and John
Martin. OF this city. are on their way
home from Florida.
Mrs G. Cleland Jones Is spend ng ten
days at the Hotel Traymore, Atlantic
CitV
Evening journal., 1918-03-15
KINsTY. .sIAIlGmTEn.

Miss Nellie NJ. Kinsey and Edward s
Slaughter. both OF Smyrna, were mar
ried by the Rev. l.. NJ. Broadway on
JanuarY i1.
Evening journal., 1918-03-15
sTnEETEn-NnnTHRIIp

Miss Edna p. streeter and Clarence J.
Northrup. both Of this city, were mar
ried on December "A, by the Rev. L.
M Broadway
Evening journal., 1918-03-15
KspERT- UeeFLL.

Miss Marietta l. Kispert, Of Phila-
delnhia, and Allen T. Russell, Of Balti-
more, were married on December 26,
by The Rev l.. NJ Broadway.
Evening journal., 1918-03-15

Miss Aleathea + Carley and Harry
l.. H6mmeref. both Of this city, were
married on January 26, by the Rev. j.
H. Gray.
Evening journal., 1918-03-15
ANDERSON-MULLIN.

Miss Anna Anderson and Leroy c.
Mullin, both of this city, were married
on February ?, by the Rev. l.. NJ
BroadMaN.
Evening journal., 1918-03-15
KING-BURKE.

Miss Eliza King. Of New Castle
Road and Benjamin w Burke, OF New
Castle. were married on January 9, by
The Rev. H. NJ Broadway.
Evening journal., 1918-03-15
LIsTEn.IACKsnN.

Miss Rcba A. Lister Of this city. aud
Horace A. Jackson. Of Camden. N j.,
were married on January 26. by the
Rev. l.. NJ. Broadway.
Evening journal., 1918-03-15
MAnRI.cE LICENSES

Marriage licenses issued by the clerks
OF the peace and magistrates for the
State aee as follows.
New Castle County.
Clerk Of the Peace John L. Wright
Thomas Tia old Smith, Of West Ch S.
ter, Pa. and Edith May Watson, of EN-
breville, Pa.
Mag strate Lawrence J Broman, No.
si3 Market street-Roy T Emerson, No.
8i5 West street and Florence NJ. Halli-
day, Watervliet, n Y; George l..
Thompson. No 1901 French street, and
Elsie NJ. Sayers. No. 2O3 East Third
street.
Kent County.
Magistrate Wallace S. Handy, Milford
Clarence r. Holston, and Bessie l.. Pc
tcrson both Of NJ lton
Evening journal., 1918-03-15
TIIOWpsON-DRAPFR

Miss Leona W. Thompson and Daniel
M Draper both OF this city. were
married on February p. by the Rev.
j. II. Gray
Evening journal., 1918-03-15
LEWIS DILL.

Miss Fannie Lewis and Edgar L. Dill,
both of This city, were married on Feb
ruary %. by the Rev. j. II. Gray.
Evening journal., 1918-03-15
UAccTV-DAVIs

Miss May A MASSEY. Of Chester, Pa,
and Paul A. Davis. OF Wilmington. wore
mar led on December @ by the Rev b.
NJ. Broadway
Evening journal., 1918-03-15
CADDENTT- STOUT.

Miss Alice j. Cardenti and Raymond
II. stout both OF this city, were mar
ried on January 49, by the Rev. J. H..
Gray.
Evening journal., 1918-03-15
SMITH CARLEY.

Miss Anna NJ smth and James r.
Carley. both of this city. We're married
Evening journal., 1918-03-15
Smart Spring Coats

in the best styles and correct spring fashions beautifully made of
veous duyateen de LANES, serge boya Svertones pads
checks and mixed effects Your ideal be
from these grey resda sammies navy black opn gree
beige and TAM and these prices S1675 to $780, leave reason
for your not getting that spring which will of
such great use all season and we'll into the
Second Floor-Take Elevator.
Evening journal., 1918-03-15
Gets TIP From THE
Statements OF OIHEES

'-Continually reading statement after
staten nt from Phiadelphians who had
Eorsrcd remarkable relief from their
ills through taking Tanlac convinced
me that there must be merit TO this
remedy SAID Leo J. BaIihmaier. 2oi7
\ SIN St. Philad lphis. employed at a.
". Nlster 4 son Insurance Co. After
suffering several months from indiges-
tin. ! took Tanlac. and today / am one
of its strongest boosters. no more
helehlag OF sas. heavy feeling or pains
n the stomach 10 make me feel dragged
..A-1 nesA> - lenlac has purified fny sys-
tenn Ny nerves are stronger. too 0
<n'sf 2 be'ne sold IN Wilmington at
s, Eiesk<as Drus Store.
Evening journal., 1918-03-15
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City's Social World
cAnIEY.nAMMEnER

on Ianuary %. By the Rev. ]. H. Gray
Evening journal., 1918-03-15

You'll be delighted with
these beautiful Fou'ardS
of splendid quality and stylish design, these
fashionable silks in blues, greens, tans and
"OPENS a yard wide are only $500, S2.25
and $3.50 yard. They are hard to get in
these better qualities You wi be wise to
select your Easter Foulards early.
Taffetas of the good wearing qualities
that have made our Silk Department famous,
are here now in almost all the fashionable
street shades.
Georgette Crepe, to match these silks, at
$1.75, $500 and 1925 a yard, is much
used for waists, sleeves and trimmings.
Silk Dept.-FirSt Floor
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yrIangt: standardization.

Der @eneralor3t Der Mrmee Der
Ser. StaaterL Or. 6. @orgas. for.
bert uns auL einett Mnfr1lf on iunee
Nabden 81 erlaiien, Die iib in oet
Wilitary un6 Narire : Sospit1Iern
Der ar~anfenpflege at miomen min,
iden, fih bonn 20. SuIi an in Der
ndditen bonn 5rauen-aomite oes
Council Of NotionaI 0eienie" etab.
lierten Refrutierunss.G Citation dn
meloen. Ser arieg erbeiibt cine ME
geabnte Mn5abI gepriifter @1rterin.
men; bod f0nnen MIR Dieienigen, Die
einen poaen SIRIUS ourfgemaft
baben, gum iiberieeiihen DENT Der.
~arlge3ogen meroen. gs meroen 25..
600 iunge Gra,ieri i'm MIter BON 10
bis 35 Sabren nerInngt; Tie miiiicn
Intelligent, perontuortlidL BON better
@eiunobett iein uno cine quite SfuI.
bilbung genoiien baben - nod BEL.
Ter lit cine goaege-Musbilonna. Die
Stu6entin erb6It Soft. 2ogis utto
llnterridt frei, in manden S1nen
audi cine gntidabigung fir Bidder
nn6 Uniform. Nad6em Tie. ibre
Briifung beitanoen, rangiert oas sc.
bolt BON 500 Biz $500 per Monat.
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6r:lt freNt tn stras;: 9itnaae ,en II. September 1918.

baben ausee5eihuete 8earbeiter ge=
funoen. Gin Stem Dorfer gerlae her
0ffentlidte iiingit aIs ettpns Neltes.
Uncertainties etlid)e Nobeuen oes
Gerpontes in eneliider lleberiesuna
mir fen1et Tie in 0el1tiD lett Elm.
5pci Meni6enaltert, ltno geben nidt
ieIbit Die Srldnber 81, oaB oos Stu
bi1lm oes aeltiiden Die allsee5ei9net=
ite 6oroerl,ng brrb belltide @clebrte
e%efunoen?
Rrn benfe man iib oie gead)tnm=
men oieies fosrnopoIitiihen Bottles,
Die, getpobnt BON SSugenb ar, mebre-
re 5prad)en gu pflegen ilnb in Dem
Blumenearten Der 8eltIitteratur al
luitnanoeln, nun auf einmaI Die
oeltfde SpraGe, Die lie mie cine tote
5prade, Dor alien als Me6ium oes
geiitigen NeItperfebrs, id)Gsten, fit
perfebnlt erflaren nnb tpie Elm per=
lauites @emo ablesen iolen. Sic be-
greifen etne iold)e 3unutung midi,
chen neil Der @r1t1b5ue bes oeutiden
@eiens fosmopolitiid tit, neil inns,
Die mir oeltffber Mbitomml,ng iiub,
Der @eoatfe, Die 0eutibe Spradc in
Mmertfa IN ben 9ienit oes Aationas
lismlts 51t %itellen, nietnaIs sefommen
tit. Dem &arl 5hur5 bat Nedt:
.gSir baben feline doubiniIti1hen sc,
fitblel~ (Mmerifo.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-17

unbefar,te 4onlerpatoriltin nit eli
te1n eriten I11Ttreten iold)etl Shtr1n
Der gegeiiterung erregt babe, uno
man boffe beitimlnt, baB es ben lie
b%erreoungen beg ~SSS,ttenoanten ether
~unferer eriten Sofbiibneu geli19e1t
peroe, tie 5ur 8iibnenlanfbabn sn BE-
tpegen.
Sic maren balm alle Dret lhlinm
%gepproen, nur Ser 9err Rat batte
nod einigen Mintten seiagt: Limo
oas lit uniere Merne = Mlte, uniere
Nenne!" Die Mrtter aber fauo feline
anttport, fie aog it6 ltiu tueine9,o
bonn &iiheufeniter 3uriid.
un6 Se6mtg batte ben gun5en Gag
an oieies Mobden geooht, Der has
59ifial 10 Serrlid)es in ben SdoB
%gemorfen, ein groBes Talent, SUI
gero uro Sd}onbeit. 9ieber Soft,
,peltn Tie iest bier lebte aIs @iin-
J TIERS Beib cine Radtisan int
@afig!
Nun mar lie wobl fdJoil aitgefonl=
men inn 8aterbauie unb idlief in H.
rem flei1ten Mdbbemltiihden Den
iiiBen 5dlummer ibrer @in6ertage.
= Sb tie on ben Mann oahte, Dem
lie ibr @ort gebroden botte2
4b, Merne i6lief iotpenig tpie Sec,
mig Gerfpn uno mie 6eiri5 nebet
ae1n 8ettGeu oes @inoes. Mub tie
itano am 5eniter, mo ibre Ml1ge,t
bingen an 56loile Oroben ipte ae-
bonnt- Sic mar beimgefo,nrleu NIT
ei1ler 9al,sen 2alt BON G'liif, nlebr
oils lie 5n boffeft geipagt; nod faBte
lie e5 lelber nicbt, nod lebnten iib
ibr 3artiinn, lire 8eideioenbeit
formli6 ouf geeen Die 2obpoiaunenz
flange, Die ibr Don iiberaa entgeaen=
tontenL nno in oieier Stine, III Dem
3auber Der abgeidieoenbeit meirte
lie, es lei alles ein 3raul1l unb fie
|tebe bier tpie oa1nals, IN Der ein5t=
gen glidiben 3et ibres 2ebens, 1lno
ibaue nod oen1 2tdtIetn etnpor, bas
hires Oaieins Stern beoentet batte.
Md ia, lie mar nidt imitanoe 1e-
tDeien, bas gu DergeiIen, immer uno
iiberaa bate Die @rinneruna oaran
tie perfolgt. Der oltmpfe S1nter5
5par NOR milber gemorben ba orau-
Ben in Der Sre1noe, i'm beiben @ins
gen mad Dem eroBen 3ieI, aber er
brannte itetig fort, ie fiibIte i'm BE-
Itanoig. Isle modte es SEEING erge-
benz 1n6 oh tie i'm bier pobI Elm,
nal ieben tpiiroe2
Grit segen Morsen iflief iie ein
uno NOR bod Dor Tni1 unb Sag tpie-
Der minter, uilb aIs Dor ibrem Sen.
iter Die beimatlide @eIt i'm IadJertoen
6riibiomenibein Lag, 10 grim, 10
friib, 10 lieb un6 nertral1t = aIs Die
berrlide erquifenbe 8ergIuft ite 5c
iDoblig umfdheIte, mie fie ben aopf
berboritredfe, oa belt iie .es nidt
LANCER, iie 5os ibr grnies einfades
Reiiefleiofen an, ieste Ben aItpn
8artenbit, Der nod bon oamaIs Bier
bling, alf oos eilig friiierte Soar
uno idliipfte aus Dem Squire in ben
S6lobgarten biniiber. 11no bier
idritt iie IN Die alien abgcf1ieoenen
o%nmmerigen @ange binein, Die fie 10
gelieb, auf oenen lie lire iungen fell
gen 2iebesge6ai,fen urb bann ibren
Gram ipodieren sefiibrt; Ole 8ese
am Wilogatter Fin, alif benen iie init
SeannetteS odleitner gespanbert tpar,
I'm bon Dec Ri,nit gu reoen.
(eCprtfph,,rtn fnTntN |
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Ser 8eneraIarat 9r. 6. Goraas,
Baibington, 8. g., erteiIt auf Nri,
frage ndbere Musflnft.
Sn sefG5rliden 3mitanSe.

Sn sefabrlidem i3mftambe. Serr
g.. 8ebrenos BON @ilmont, Minn.,
ftreibt: SD mlB iagen, bob iid
Sorni's MlpertfrGnter IN benz Soil
meines fleinen. feds Sabre aIten
Sobnes gl6u5eno betp1brt bot. Sci
ne @einnobeit mar Itets cine fdmad,
li6e uno anaegriffene ~setDeen; En-
fonnte tDe6er leben nod iterbeu. Sect
fprirgt, ipieIt nn6 iingt er ben gan
SEN Gag" 9ies aIte 2ro.itermitteI.
lit nabrenb nnb itdrferl6, nnb tDirft
nuf bas gauge a0rperfyitem. gs 1T
feline M-potbefermeoiain. @eeen Ius-
fnnft tuen0e man iih an Or. Setter
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WAR SAyINoSSTAMPS
HssuED BY THE
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT
Trotzige herzen.
Homan BON IS. @etmhurg.
(Gortlekung.)

(Gortlekung.)
5rau Slot bieIt nod iu,n1er mil
8orliebe Mab1em, Die leRte Oiterr
fonfirmiert woroen iparen; oieie oos
Wirtidaften gu lebren auf cine ID
energiihe Irt, baB ben ar1nen Gin.
germ Dor 4nglt Die Musen iibergin.
gen, tie umberauiager, oaB lie
YSdub uno Hantoffel b~erlorer," oos
geborte our 2ebensluft fir iie. Wenll
tie bon ibrer Sodter iprahk oauu
feilf5te tie. uMb Got. oas lit bod
fem 2eben fir elm ri1tiges Jrauen-
GUNNER, batte tie crit Dor &ur5m gil
9eotpig geiagt, u6en gai15er Morgen
Singiibungen un6 tpieoer 5ingiibnn-
Ell MAIDEN, ui1b ielb1t beim Musrube1i
nod Su~ngengDmnaltif treiben, mie
lte's nennen. urto mittags iib balb
iatt ellen uno abenbs in Die JIet=
iHerIdoen geben nnb elm piertel
Sflno Mufidnitt fonfen mie lie
fbreibt = 0, lieber @ott, man iab's
ia aud; ais tie i'm lesten Somuner
nns beiud)te, mar iie gar8 abgemo-
CERT"
Mnt belte friib NOR 8ebe oriibea
getDeien unb Jrau Mat bate geraoe
toner mn Sauie umbergeidolten aIs
fe; aber in ibrem @eiidt Log 10 ct
mas Gieenes, Die pollen @angen ma
rem gang bIaB, I'M ben dumb 3udte
es; fie itano Dor Dem Wdideitranf
nno fiidte ibre feiniten 2einenbe5iige,
ibre ihoniten Dmaitgeoefe aus.
uSie miiifen entfhulbigerL Sr1n-
lein BON &erfop,~ iaete iie 5il Sebe,
gum fieben llbr f0nnen Tie ihon bier
ieinL Die Menue unb Die gmiIie, uno
big oabin giebt's nod maiienbaft Sll
tun. 0us alberne Ding, ole Zine,
td1tn ia nift einmaI eine Tmibe ru=
pfen, un6 10 mas Dummies BON Be
nebmen beim SpargeIiteden bob i'd
nod nidt sefeben! limo glauben sic,
ooB tie imitanoe 1T, cine @uirIanoe
81 tDinoen2 - Mnes muB man ieIbit
MAIDEN. @ber geben STE MIR elm Bib.
diem binein 5u meinem Nnnn, Der
LEFT Die 5eIt5eitline, 90 itebt gors
mas @~robmdGtiges orin uber oie
Meunel"
s5rm Rntin, oas tann id) 5i Sa,l,
ie leien, Jest beIfe i'd Sbnen ardnst
tDinoen," iagte Sebfpis. $50 lit bas
@riin2 $50 iino Die 8Iumen2" Uni
es banerte niht lanse, % iaB iit
orauBen Dor Dem Rii1enfeniter aui
Der 8anf llnb tpano cine 8Mirlanot
aus ounflen 8annenreiiern nit 3art
sriinen Spiten, unb Die rotten Bao
nien brin nabmen iih aus pie oil
berrliditen Stolen. 8or ibr aber ltani
Der olte Weoi5inalrat uno binter ibl
lbaute Die 5rau Hat aus Dem 4ii
benfeniter, uno bt1ter ierer pieoel
lmlihte ons nOitermaobcn" benz
Der Serr los aus Der 3eitltug Dor
9eoe tpnBte nod ieoes Nort, Oh
gleid uah ben meiIten SGteu eit
Halipern unb Sdluden in Der &eblI
oes alten Serrn gefueien mar unb Oh
gleid Die 5rau binter ibr ale au
! aenblide Die gsaie idmeu5te ,tno be
all3u begeiiterten ausbriiden lagIe
r9tun - Nun, MopI" @oralf el
%ontportete:: SD bab's oob nid)t &c
| ifrieben 0tittteri"
Gin Stern am Sinumel Der auitI
rnroe lie 8enannt, cine S1ngerin
Der cine Interchangeable 3nfunf
fptnfe. Sbre tiefe Iitfniinng, ibre ssa
aigfeit, Die alangfiiae set Stimm1
ieien ein5ig. uno man beomlrc rnir
odB oas innse Maod)en eieeniinti;
oarauf bebarre, Die 8retter, Die oi,
Belt beoeuten, nif)t gu betreten. 81
lei 6odh orfyfe h~h1rtontauoI saoS ,;,,,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-17

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Dem Settler, Ser i'm nm cine @abe
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