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Arizona republican., 1918-08-11

(B~ Ernest G. Coan, Advertising Man ager Pratt Gilbert company, Phoeni) N Id Dobbin might as well give up. N UThe tractor is crowding him out
 at every turn. First on the blow, then on the binder and thresher and now it has invaded the hay field, and is proving that the horse is too eXpen- sive and too slow to use in cutting and gathering it's own feed.
 Tractors are pulling mowers, hay rakes, and operating hay presses and doing more and better work and for less money. As one owner in the val ley says, "haying has always been a busy time with us and it comes at about the hottest time of the year. A time when it would be almost a crime to crowd the team, yet we had to do It sometimes or let big crop lay. In the
Arizona republican., 1918-08-11
WILL LOSE NO TIME

WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-No time will be lost by the house military com mittee in getting the man power bill under way when the house reassembles on August 19, Chairman Dent, of the committee, today said.
 q am going to have hearings imme- diately after the house reconvenes," MT. Dent said
Arizona republican., 1918-08-11

has nine United States tires which have been in use several months and have averaged 15.000 miles each.
 The Royal Cord which made the 25,- 421 mile record has been replaced by another Royal Cord that has already run 10000 miles.
Arizona republican., 1918-08-11
fabrication Important

The internal fabrication of these pumps is very important matter, since they move at high speeds and are sub
 ject to the same fractional tendencies that ordinary cylinders are. In many of the pumps splash fabrication is cm ployed and this calls for good fitting of rings and piston to prevent excess oil from reaching the tire. Most standard models now have some sort of protec-
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-06-13
Ammmnitionsfabrif til $500,

An1mmuitionsfabrif til $780,.
600, Gbicago SEN Zoe Suni. On
Nmmunittonsfabrif, Der ffal foite &c..
100000, ifal bpgees gbicaeo. Sen
pil prooucere 10000 ftore @ronoter
oaglig og ffaffe 5000 Mano slrbei-
De. @ranaterne er for be Gorene6e
Staters Mrtillert og bet figes, at Der
life bil blibe nogen an6en Gabrif /
2an6et, Der pil bore iitanb til at pro.
oucere ct Iige ftort Mntal Yroieftiler
af fort &aliber. MsIoeiation of
Commerce befienotgiorbe igoor off.
eielt 8lanen.
Gorfremmelier. aaptein CHARLES
s. aarlita6, Dempiter, 9. Daf.,
33ste Maffingener- Battalion, Camp
Gobge, er bleben forfren1n,et til Ma-
ior. Yre1mierlsitnant aleranber SO.
&bompion af So grosfe, S18be Sn-
geni6rregiment, er bleben ,.bnnbut
til aaptetn.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-06-13
1ote lite SUM-, hep ca. $3.50 Cons

enote lite SUM-, Heb ca. $3.50 Cons
s6elagt. e.:
ct al be itprfte @fibe, ber bIcp
fenfet bar SEEN Dort og Horto @ico
9nnperen ,garolina". r&erbert G.
pratt", Oliebaa6 paa 1900 Cons.
bleb ifaoet al. Mi,re eller $orpeS O..
men bleo bnogt &abn efterm sen
fanf paa grl1,1bt @onb.
Disle Sal inbbefatter ben ,,orTe
Camper ~ginlanb", 1,143 9ors,
ben iiofte Der n,eloes tabt. @oabiot
bioes er Eabet al Menneffelip bi6til
13, ale fra ~Garolina".
g,r6el Sfibe meloes 6esu6en at
pere angrebet uben 9elo.
Woibinstop BEN Toe Sant. Glaa'
6ebepartenentet fuu6gior6e ioag, at
set norife Dampffib r@inlano" blep
fnnfet af en- tplD D1noerbanosbaao 65
Wfil uoenfor 8irgi11ia Gnpes @. 6
aften Onsbag ben 5te Suni. gefat'
nin9en blep reo6et og bleb ibag lamb
fat be6 Cape MaD, 81. s.
vDinlanb" bleb {e1fet nj elmer
efter Se1rfningen af ben brittle
Dau1per n9arpntbian" IS Nil lpn.
gere uo fra 0irginiafDiten.
~Binlan6" bar en- fonnertrigget
Danper, tilberte 8. og u. Srgens &
-(GprHettes pna 2ben Sibe)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-06-13
SremItpoet / De ii6lte to Tiger. &pis
SDiferne iffe Tan rette fin 2ime mel

Gremiteoet / De li6ite to Tiger. Spis
SDiferne lite Tan rette fin 2inie mel
lem oisfe to r2ommer" bill p6erlige>
rc Gre1ntrpngen langs bbilfeniom<
beIit af Dem blibe poerit banifelig.
Senoags Mngreb> foretaset al &C.
neral bon $uber, fulgte famine &af>
tit, Der pregeoe Epifernes foregaa'
enoe 0ffeniib. Sc begpn6te meo ct
oberraifenbe 4ngreb - foncentrere>
De Sropper langt tilboge og fenote
oem rafft frem om geatten. @aa
fulgte ct fort, men INTENT Bonbar>
6ement fra Mi6nat til &l. 4.30 om
Worgenen> bborun5er @as blep
brugt flor u6ltrefning, bporpaa tpif
Snfanteri angreb / gieffe efter
N9ffe.
Eroos @unnernes Goripg paa at
laoe alt foregaa iaa ffjult iom mu<
ligt og oeres @rug al @as bar bet
franife &rtilleri iitano til at beoli<
geboloe en- Mooforanitaltning unoer
bele oct fien6tlige 8onbar6ement>
me0ens Set frantic Snfanteri, Der
falot tilboge un6er oct ferlte uuno-
gaae1ige @boc, iatte Jig ferit beitemt
til Mooberfe lin 2ef3one lige u6en>
for De tpffe 2pbegrapsmorteres @ef>
fepi6be.
(Tortfettes paa 2oen @ibe.)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-06-13

fer for Sbertagellen af Omraaoe
for 8Dgning af Panamafanalen, er
berliegenoe / Se1otets 116enrigsfo-
mite, bborben ben blep ienbt efter ct
mislpffet 5orfpg paa at faa Senatet
til at go6fie16e ben.
~Fraftaten bill giere Be Goreneoc
Stater til Ell Gorbunbsfelle al Go-
lonbia moo fnagobtlom a1le latin'
an1erifanife 2anoe," erflere6e Sena-
toren fra Netp W1erico. ~Den er en-
Gornermelie mob oe 2anbe, fom bar
Iuttet Jig til os benne @rig."
Mfberinger 1om Gorbere6elier til
l16arbei6elle af en- ,1D arigsfatlop an
logt paa at op6ripe en- Erebiepart
al Nationens l16gifter beo 8eifat'
ming paabegpnotes af &1fets Ne'
ringsfon1ite ibag me6 Ebomas ..
Warbin at Boston, repreienterenee e
Some Warfet Club, iom bet f9rlte
Bi6ne. W3r. Marpin raabeoe til Op.
6ripelie af flere Willioner Dollars
mere / J}egieringsi116tegt be6 foc-
beiere Eoldfatier paa Sn6fprie1.
8enianin 6. Marib af Garmernes
Nationalfo11ite for &rigsfinanier for,
langte bpiere 5fat paa Sn6fomiter>
og @ongres1nat1o gilbert sSobnion al
Wa1bington frenlagoe en- Plan 70.
gro6ereoe @fatter paa o11oen &las1e5
Yo1tiager.
SIR. Marib iag6e, at unoer 4rl-
gen bil6e ingen Ratriot ea1ffe en-
Sn6tegt al ODER $4,000.
Waibington ben 106e SUM-. Mee>
bens ben npe &rigSifatlopgipning er
/ fine fprIte @taoier> tenfer 8ongres=
len / 2ebet af oenne l1ge at rpooe op
ben oelpis ful3ferte 8ebilgningsloo'
gipning og anore foreliggenoe Saeer
Il @aab om at opnaa ialfal6 en- tort
Mioiommerferie / Suli.
Sc paabegpn6te &fbpringer 8or'
bin6elie meb @fatteloben fortiattes
i6ag Of &ufets Naringsfomtte. Set
meooeles, at bet er iaa faa 6orret'
ningsinteresier, bporfra ber ct mos
taget Mnmooning om Anle6ning til
at gibe sSn6leg> at &omiteen fanlfe
oil blibe iitano til omfring ben 2Ooe
6s: at paabegpn6e Goribgsu6faitene
#til; ben Bill, bbis MaaI bet pil blipe
at tiiIpeiebriaee orI1trea 600 Dail<
lioner 9oIIars gfatter iom anbe.
falet al Ginansminii tier Mcs(ooo.
5enatets Militerfomite paabegDn,
Der i5ag fine glf6pringsmg5er Gor.
binoelie me6 ben itore Ser-8epilg.
ningslop paa 10000 Millioner DOL
lars, og ariesn1inifter 8afer 1ne6er
,iom BET ferite 8i6ne.
@enatets og &uiets @onferenter
bor paabegpn6t grbei6et paa 8epilg=
ningslooen for Slaaoen, Der ferer en-
Eotalium al 1910 Millioner Sol
lcrs. Ser antages at bore u6iigt
til 2ssning af uenigbe6erne @onfe-
rensfomiteerne angaaen6e 8epilg.
1lingslooene for 2an5brugs6eparte-
mentet, Poitppienet og Slooer og
@apne 2ebet at ugen. Set ontages,
at @enatet bil paalegge fine &onfe'
renter til at gipe efter og itrpge 60,
reg Mmen6ement til 2anobrugs=8iI-
len om Gorbeielie af BEN af @egie,
ringen garontere6e Spe6epris til
$3.50 pr. 8uibel.
Gn M & ON Brobibition tru.
er me6 at opItaa / Senatet. ct Msbe
af Genatets 2anobrugsfon1ite t9nfes
cfbolot 6enne uge for beo 8ebano.
lingen af ben presieren3e 8ebilg,
ningslob paa II Mtllioner 0ollors
for Wap- p-M6miniItrationen at 5trpge
Ranballs Mmenoement, Der gaar uo
paa at tpinge Breii6enten til at an.
pen6e fin Mpn6igbe6 til at itonie
Eilpirfning al 9l % BIN. gepe
9lmenoementer bill fanffe bIipe fore,
loae6e / Senatet.
Ammmuitionsfabrif til $780,.
600. @bicaeo oen Zoe sSuni. @n
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-06-13
Tra maHl}tngtntt.
9niets Mmenbement mob SIbtrfning
at 81 % @tn pl blipe itrpget at
Genatet.
9opber % Yreitbenten mener, at
Erobibitiun bpr beotlges 6irefte,
bbts ben bnffes.

@a1bington ben Ste Stunt. Momt-
11iitrationen er ino6 Soriegene paa
at itanie Tilpirfning al 0 og @in,
iaalenge @alg af Bbiffp ct tilloot.
[Gette freneit af en- Meo6elel1e om,
at Wa3fontrollgr 9ooper erflerer
Jig imo6 ct iaa6ant @fri6t. Yreii.
benten bar ti6ligere iagt, at ban lite
pil BRUCE fin Mpn6igbe6 til at for
bn6e 8rugen af Gdoeemner iM og
EaQinrs, ominore Wr &poper aniaa
Jet iaaoant @friot 1,eobenoigt for 8e-
parelien al 2epnetsmioler.
Senator @bepparo al Teras, De-
mofratrif Me6lem of 2anobrugsfo>
nliteen, flyer, at Senatet bil 1trpge
al ben presieren0e 2anobrugs'8e'
pilgningslob oct af Suiet nplig be6-
togne Eilleg, 6er pil5e 'forbpoe Mn,
benoel1en at omfring 1er Wtlllloner
Collars af @ebilgningen, me6min-
Ore Breiibenten be6 Proclamation
forbe6 Eilpirfning af 9l og @in.
W}r. @oober uotaler / en- @rfl9-
ring, Der mes fu1gte bans Brep til
5enator Sbeppar6> at bpis 0et ame'
rifanife Solf enifer Probibition, bpr
Gorbuoet bebtages be6 birefte SOB
og life beo at tpinge Ma6-M6mini'
itrationen til at obertage Mnibaret
for en- flor 8renoepinsloir. @bi,
ifeD- -9iltilleringen bleb itaniet for ct
9lar iiben; men Der er ltore 8ebolo'
ninger en6nu al @bilfep, @tn og an,
Ore 8ren6ebine.
~8i bar," flyer Mr. @oober, ~re'
ouceret Gorbruget at Sb6eemner i
8rpgningen me6 80 @rocent og re.
6uceret Mlfobolgebalten / M til 2M
Procent. 9pis bt itanier 8rpgning
bil 5aloonerne frem6eles bore aab-
ne, men in6 1frenfebe til 5alg af
9renoebit. @nbper Ealsmano for
9g6rueligbe6 og national Gpgtiebe6
i bisie Ti6er, bill bige tilbage for en-
iaa6on Situation, Der er langt farli-
gere for Mattonen enc Brugen af 4
Millioner @uDels @ornparer ON
Deoone6en / Brpggerierne."
Meo @enipn til Bin er ser for
bo1osbis ioert Tibet Tp6eemner / BEN
51ags Gruer, iom 0in labes af, og
Mnben6elfen al Druer til @aft iite=
6enfor @in, fan lite paabp6es fom
ct Mio6el til at ipare paa Se6eem'
ner, ba ingen ioaoanne 6erbeo bill
oe blibe iparet.
@albington Ben 8be eSSunt. timber
en- Sale til Stgtte for Senotor 3d.
rabs GorIog ON Gora16ring af &C.
natets 9egle1nent, faa at Eraftoter
fan breftes I aabne Me6er iite6enfor
iom mi bemmelige Meoer al Sena-
tet, u6talte 9enator Gau al 9teio
Merico i'm GorbemmelIesbom ober
ben foreilaaeoe Graftt nellern Sc
Gorene6e Stuter og Colombia iom ct
grempel paa, bpab Der f1.n6e fomn1e
nf bernmeligt Dfplon1ati.
Graftate,1, Der foreifriber Betalina
of IS MiHioner Collars til Colon.
Bio fau1men meo nnore Ss5norbmurl-
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-06-13

Published ana distributed under
permit mo. 6O) authorized By the
Act of October 8, 1917, on file 1t the
Post Office Of Minneapolis, Mime.
BY order of the President,
A. 8. BURLESON,
Postmaster General.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-06-13
Ipak &nmtp1nt.
Sem amerifanife 8orgere % to tDife
11nberiaatter nnber 8ranbimrb'
9iltale 9ec1u Oorf.
Gm 8aronesie blanbt Be auHa9ebe.
GoribB paa Oprbr mob BET britt
Fe Stpre | Srlau6.

Stem Oorf ben Zoe s3unt. Sem
ameritanife 8orgere % to tpfe I'm.
6erinatter, ben enc en 4oinoe, ,1eo.
nes ben fsoerale &ranbiurbs Tl.
talebeilutninger ioag. Golf, Der bar
unoeripgt @ffererne, flyer, at bet ar
Be melt ieniationelle Operationer, IT,
lfe Spioner bar foretaget fioen 4r;'
gen begpnote. Ser er rettet anflager
for Snbiamling og Sberienbelie al
.Splbsninger angaae,,oe amerifas
EDeltngeAe / anee1 DoelnggeIie ns
hdilsriidlrlIs o rs,'
peifibe t1eo Branobomber, p0eIng.
geae af 4piffelbgr,,ber ber | 2anoet
for at binore Mnurtunitionsfabrifati
men, Msiiitance til Tpiflano at lanoe
en- pebnet Expedition ssrlan6, sln-
Itiftelie nf ct Oprer moo britiif Stpre
/ Srla,1o, Snbiamling ef Penge ber
/ 2a,1oet for at itstte oisie Goretagen,
eel> gbeleggelie af &muunitionsfa'
brifer og @ruber / Storbritannien.
Eiltalebeilutning Orolpo ontp'
Der, at @amnenipergelien fan bore
al enbog iterre Omfm1g. Dette antp.
6es en- Barograf / Gorreoerianfla'
gen, Der flyer, at en- af 6e anflage6e /
Suli ifior fen6te ct @abeltelegram til
Often, @cb,peia. De nabnte 9obeo'
n1eno Gammenioergelfen er SSere>
11riab O2earp, ben irife 2eber, 9a'
rones{e Warie &. De Dictorica, al.
bert Yal1l Griefe, Der iiges at bere
Gabritm1t Mount Wernon, @illaro
5. @obinio11 4arl @cbiger, SSobn &.
@pan, en- prominent Rolitifer / guf'
faIo, oe g,mil Slipper, en- nat,,ralife.
ret Epifer. -
MuooIf Bi1,6er og 9ugo Scbmeit'
5er, Der begge osbe ifior, to "anfla',
geoe @orgere", napnes Giltalebe'
lutningerne.
8aroneAe be 8ictorieg Rooiger,
@obinion, Griefe og Slipper erflareoe
Jig iffe ifploig begge Mnf1ager for
Dommer aueuih1s N. Sar1b og Meo
ienbt til rtbe 9ou1bs" tent t6ag for at
afpe1te pioere retslige stribt.
Mooiaer og Mnse. 8ictorica, oer
begge figes at bore tDife 8orgere, an.
flaees for at babe bRret Spioner for
ben tpife g3egiering. Set paaitaaes,
at @obieer Tom inb fer 2anoet paa
ct icbtpei5if Yas og at ban ti6ligere
bar Officer ben tpite Warine.
Dfieerer trruges. @aibington,
8. g., ben lite Sum-. armeen trRn.
ger iaa n,anee Ofiicerer, at ben naite
ReHe Dbeliesleire igien bill blibe
oabnet for cipile annoioater. De
fem gbeliesIeire bill blibe benlagt
til be permanerte MepIacementsIeire
iitebenfor ianmea meo GiniTonerne.
Ser er iier Wangel paa Ofiieerer
in6en MrtiIleriet. Det er on1trer,t af.
giort, at LOO eipile aanbioater og
4, 200 Menise bill bIibe optaget beo
gbeIiesIeiren bber Rnane6. Grn
bet eibtle 2ip bill fun Mnno, Der er
ober l1bifribnings al0eren, blibe op-
taeet. N1an iSeer liar Dem, Der bar
tefniR 11ooonndfe
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-13

hearts that blazed with fervor as
yours is blazing now. And save your
men from what your eyes con-
vince you is their certain future
Six months or more under the wise
hand Of the government they have
served. and they viii be fitted for
further service. Six ,'onths or
more OF loving waiting ~ your part
viii bring YOU home "a hero whose
glory never can be dimmed by the
smudgy hand of circumstances. SiN
months or more of positive eucour-
agement viii keep him from falling
a victim 20 the despair that will
come when your loved one returns
10 the life he has left robbed Of the
arm or leg or eyes which have been
so essential. 1t is really up 10 us.
the women whose love is the great
rock of shelter and comfort FOR our
men, 10 encourage TO insist
upon their taking advantage of the
opportunities which the government
viii provide Up 10 the women, We
have not failed our men vet, We
never will. not though the way we
tread is red with our own hearts
blood
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-13
WOmeR's War Work
RELISH RECIPEs.

The relish need not be a species
extinct" this winter. Whereas il for
merry required sugar. sorghum or
one of the other syrups may be used
with very good results. From the
United States food administration
come these tempting sample recipes.
Mixed Fruit Marnaiade.
A mixture OF peach. apple and
pineapple i'm the proportion OF one
cup of cooked peach, one cup of
cooked apple and one-half cup raw
grated pineapple makes q delicious
marmalade-using one-half cup OF
syrup 10 each cup of the fruit mix
ture
Apple and ounce is also a good
combination one cup of cooked
ounce and one cup OF cooked apple,
using ore-half of syrup 70 each cup
OF the fruit mixture, and proceeding
as with peach marmalade
Grapes make "a delicious sauce Tor
serving with meats. Use either fully
ripe or partly ripe grapes Separate
the skins and pulp after washing
and stemming. Cook separately. Put
the pulp through the ricer or colan-
der 70 remove seeds Mix the skins
and pulp and for each cup of mix
ture OF ripe grapes allow one-half
cup OF syrup. Proceed as for other
fruit marmalades For partly ripe
grapes use ga cup Of syrup 20 each
cup Of fruit Use mo- water in the
cooking of the grapes
Pear and pineapple is also GOOD
mixture Using one cup of cooked
pear and one-half cup of raw grated
pineapple with one-halt ,ap o.
syrup 90 each cup of The fruit mix
ture
Iu ma King marmaLades ana fruit
butter with syrups be very careful
TO use little or no water boz the cook
ing OF the fruit and cook the fruit
ull soft and tender before comoiu-
Ing with the syrup. such fruits a.
erapes and plums need no water
but can be- cooked in their own
Juices.
sorghum and all home made
syrups are improved 10y boiling with
soda and skimming before Using in
she fruit combinations.
Apple Relish
One pint cider vinegar
Two aad one-half cups syrup
dark
One teaspoon cloves.
One-half teaspoon sroan1 emma
mon
one and one-hall quarts apples.
One-half pound seeded raisins
TWO tablespoons chopped onions
one cup chopped pecans or wal
nuts
Two tablespoons mustard seed
TWO tablespoons celery seed
One-haf teaspoon salt.
Paprlks TO taste
Boil together the vinegar. syrup
and spices Tor i've minutes. Add APP
pies. raisns and chopped onion.
Cook ror one hour Five minutes be-
fore removing from 1re add one cup
ot chopped p-cal- or WaIuut~. pac-
into hpt aIS partially seal aUi
-te.uil- ~ minute. seal a-htl.. i.--
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-13
ARCH CRIMINALS
ESCAPE CELLS
Two MurdererS and Yeggman
Break Away in Chi
Cago Prison.
nternauonaI Views ser-.e

international News service.
CHICAGO. Sept I2.-PoHcemea
OF Chicago. deputy sherins of Cook
county and policemen of surround
ing towns today spread their net for
four of Cook county's most desper-
ate criminals who last night effected
their escape from the county Jail.
The four are confederates who. be
fore their convictions on various
Charges. operated together. Two are
under sentence of death for muir
der
The escaped men are. Earl Dear.
sentenced TO death for the murder
OF Rudolph Wolf chauffeur.
Lloyd Bopp given the death SEN
tence for the murder OF Herman
Malow. an Oak Park policeman.
Frank Nerlane. arrested in Califor-
MIA last week for ASSEMBLING the star
wines girl-again-t Bopp. ana
Big Joe Moran. safe blower.
awaiting sentence Tor various rob
berries
The escape was accomplished by
TWO of the men overpOwering a
guard. using his keys 10 rid them
selves OF their cell This done. they
freed the other two. and oy means
OF a curtain cord rope lowered them
selves from the third floor Of the
jail. Two fed in a waiting machine
while the other two are said 10 have
lost themselves iu the crowd Of the
street
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-13
personals

Pvt Aurice Long OF the medical
corps has arrived safely overseas S..
according 20 word received by his
parents. Air. ana Mrs. Harry Ions.
1923 carroll ST.
Word has been received or the
safe arrival overseas OF Capt Samuel
ID. Hitler son of Mrs Martha T..
Hiiher. 100 :. Michigan ST.
Mr. and Mrs. j.. Irwin. OPS Cush-
ms --- have received word OF the
safe arrival iu France of their son.
Ralph Irwin. and Mrs Irwin =
brother CYRUS S. Beard
Raymond kuespert SIP Grand
View ar. has returned jo Purdue
University. Lafayette. Ind. 90 re-
sumo his studies.
Carroll e Bruuoige suuuers.
mate ON the L. - - Missouri is
spending 20 short furIouzh with his
parents Rev. and Airs W A Brun-
alse -st Haney av
SIR. and Mrs. Perry Zeutz 5f- ~
80 Lo1.s blvd have received word
~ the safe arrival overseas OF the
formers brother. Albert u. Zeutz
~ lapal Ind STR Zeurz was for
meriy stationed with the quarter
masters corps a Camp Humphrey.
Va
Airs q n Thompsetg 5ol ".
lafayette hlvd have received word
If the safe arrival overseas OF their
son. 6reuTIle Fhompsert OF the
>ftn division. aS4th infantry Before
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-13
LILLIAN ADVISES MADGE TO
FIIRT WITH DIR. PETTY AND
MAKE DICkN FORGET
GRACE DRAPER.

A. Harry Underwood uttered his
Jibing little speech about finding "a
rival in Dr. Petit Dicky raised his
head and looked dXedly al me- IL
was an amazed questioning look
one that had i'm 10 something of the
bewilderment of a child I'm another
instant he had turned away TO an
swer question Of Grace Diapers.
felt nay heart heating madly
Was Dicky really taking notice or
the attentions which Harry Under
wood and DR. Petit were bestowins
upon me2 I had not time 90 ponder
long however. for Lillian Under
wood seized nay arm almost as soon
as we stepped on shore and walked
me away until we were out of ear
sho, of the others.
Did YOU see Dicky face she
demanded OreathIessiy when Harry
and that lovely doctor Of yours We're
doiu- the rival gallant act2 u was
perfectly lovely Co see his lordship
so puzzled That doctor friend of
yours was certainly sent by Provi-
deuce just az this time Just keep
and I'll wager that before the week s.
out uicky Will have forgotten such
eirI as Grace Draper exists.
Playing With Fire.
.But. Lillian" said. honestly
troubled. 81 do not quite like the
ioea OF flirting as you call It, with
Or Petit or anyone else even FOR
tie purpose of bringing Dioky 20 his
senses ut seems like playing with
Tire"
"It i-." returned Lillian. suddenly
grave and wouldn't advise YOU
To- DO Sc If didn't think heroic
measures We're needed iu Dicky's
case"
THAT Draper girI is simply mad
about Dicky ] don't believe she's
stick 90 anything 60 win him away
from you I'm not asking ycu 20 do
anything foolish or compromising
she went ON. Just keep on as you've
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REVELATIONS Of WIFE

As met the young physician s.
grave, questioning eyes, ! felt nay
cheeks flushing with anger toward
both men. L resented both Harry
UnderwoOd's disrespectful banter
and the disapprOval which 4 read
iu DR. Pettits gaze.
J. was glad when jim turned the
. course OF the boat and ran up 90 the
landing Of one of the beach resorts
with which the south shore OF Ions
island Is so thickly dotted.
This surely is not your -desdr-
island Grace Draper exclaimed.
ooh mo. this is only where we
catch our fish, Dicky repued smile
ing
We all understood his meaning
when weather. beaten looking in
diwdual who had evidently been
awaiting us. advanced from a near
by boathou5e with shining -trins
OF fish and "a basket Of CLAIMS. lie
passed them over % Jim who
promptly slowed them away and
turned the boat again away toward
the open sea
That's the way you l-h. - It'
jeered Alfred Durkee ~ Thoughts
you invited us 20 a fishing trip"
why. YOU dreamy head-In-the-
clouds book worm" retorted Dicky
"if ever put fishing rod i'm your
hands YOU wouldn't know which end
OF il 10 put an the water And ass for
Harry he's almost too lazy 10 eat
the fish. let alone catch them.
knew I'd have % do am the fishing
for the crowd So ! had Jim huv
them instead
The mental picture OF Diczy's do
ing all the work for any crowd app
pe3red to be too much. for every
body except Or Petit and Grace
Draper burst into a shout of laugh-
ter little Mrs. Durkee fairly shak-
ing with mirth
DR.. Pettit's face held the cOuEen-
tiouaI smile of a. stranger. who had
not quite understood the merriment
be was sharing but Grace Diapers
face was uusmung Instead she
turned "a sympathetic glance toward
Dicky Evidently she meant 20 con-
vey To- him the .act that she could
not join m any ridicule directed a.
him
forgot the Jealous anger 9 had
felt toward the girl Inn my contempt
at her Stiffness
The boat sped Oh and finally we
came in sight OF cleaning beach
OF sand. with se4veed so luNuriant-
~ tangled that it looked like small
clumpe Of bushes. with the calm
still water OF the bay on one side
and the lazly rolling surf on the
other
Behold our desert island" Dicky
exclaimed dramatically. springing to
his feet
Jim ran the boat skiltuHy up on
the beach and grounded her Harry
Underwood stepped forward to as
sist me ashore. but DR. Petit. with
unobtrusive quickness. was before
him
As laid my hand in that OF the
young physician Harry Underwood
gave hOarse stage laugh 81 told
YOU so, ne croaked maliciously. of
knew 7 had "a rival on my hands.