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The daily Alaskan., 1918-11-25
PUTS BLAME. IN
 HE RIGH1 PLACE

Paris. Nov. 25,-Full blame for the war has been laid upon Ger many by Kurt Eisner, the head of the new Bavarian republic.
 Stat. documents are being made public by Eisner to confirm his ac' cusatiOns.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-11-25
MORE:GERMAN
 SUBS ARE TAKEN

Warwich, Nov. 25.-Twenty eight more German submarines surrender ed op Sunday to the British navy Che of them was Carrying two A merican officers from an American ship when itsurrendered. it
The daily Alaskan., 1918-11-25

Dr.. Keller will leave on Friday for short business trip to Carcross and Whitehorse. The %octor ex- poets to be gone about three weeks
The daily Alaskan., 1918-11-25
PRESIDENT TO OCCUPY FAMOUS
 MANSION WHILE HE IS IN FRANCE

Prince Achalle Murat wRP welded the neice of President George wash ington. and in this famous house, which was noted for the splendid re
 captions held there prior to the war, the present President of the United Sta, $ will find various souvenirs of George Washington, the first presi- dent of the great American republic,
The daily Alaskan., 1918-11-25
EMPEROR KARL
 IS VERY UNEASY

Vienna, Nov. 25.-Declaring to be in pressing need of assistance from the United States and the al lies the former emperor insisted to- day that there was great danger or Bolshevikism in his country.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-11-25

London, Nov. 25.-The German Radicals headed by Karl Liebknecht have overthrown the provisional gov ernment at Berlin, headed by Chan cellor Ebert.
 According to advices from Copen- hagen and Berne today turmoil pre- vail in the German capital. The
The daily Alaskan., 1918-11-25
LIEBKNECHT WITH NEW PARTY
 NOW IN CONTROL 0F GERMANY

followers of Liebknecht are known as the SwuTtacus group and are tn sympahy with the Russian Bol- sheTiki..
 The Swurtacus group are in complete control of Dusseldorft, Sol ingar and Wemsheid, where they hay4 arrested the city officials.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-11-25

Washington, Nov. 25. - It IS planned by the administration to ac- quire all of the shore wireless sta
The daily Alaskan., 1918-11-25

American Army of Occupation in Germany. Nov. 25. The frontier Of Germany has been crossed at sew eral places by the American Signal
The daily Alaskan., 1918-11-25
ID TAKE WIRELESS

tions in the United States used for commercial purposes in order to obtaIn central radio communication.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-11-25
YAVKEE TROOPS GROSS THE UNE
 AND ARE IN RHEINISH PRUSSIA

Corps and units of the Ambulance workers. ,"
 Shor. trips have been made into Rnenish Prussia. l.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

wfsh shssn ~ aaelis No. sesA rA&sl
tesea, tsfser she ssvxNFsss slsss sas Asss
ssxs lesssuxA ts I'll eyem thAs sssassiS eF
d,T. Rn; we axsx GET sal tsS~Al "
ssxry avalssAas Aazrxseaa ~ kssA W
mehlsfse4 sf~fy sxx fa fAs Anfesssss
spasas In BERTHA We xashsrfd sat 90
hnsaes ,re essssad hetA VIZ asSwa -
QacsstNas whea there isessaea sosas
$tambs ~ IN the ssrsSfaeSs With wAash
the "ysSe egx essesy shrss weexs r~ga'
latasa haa h~~sa sAseyca bas tisaa* VT
tasnf bad SArs~ assieasus ssasaetts@ .
Asy tag thrs we~9s Ne sne ~se "
Ati the cswsrsi pewes~ sas TIE RAISES
naf HlaSieMsagg. hasla svsesesi fn aFs
saeA lwxafg az e<xs In shrvs years "
war, Bas n sawed bis afa II ws'
the ssxAlAataAtsga o. she rsEs. aes tas
sasysassams. thai stsa H.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17
Woman Wins Rank Of Chief Yoemau

fnsn&~d fos h~reac drssss also have =
special psaer--aAd there are hansafwsat
u sissas already. sAsash s~ have e<ss
at war less than year, The det,sra'
meat sexsks se secure ard 1s~p IN nls
photographs II aal she nssa M Tho tAs
navy ALLIED In sersisx axaiast the en-
esns. and these specially senmssdcd.
Miss Breo6s has hA5 band IN bald
ias ap lasec aseasares 10 psrf~tass@
the sssenewy ut The aayy's .ieauos aass
preserve snteFcssiag AID authentic INA.
terlai fog history.
Won Rapid Promotion
EalistiHg In the naval reserve IN
April, i9lT. ~ yeasaaa. THIRD esans-
Miss Brooks has sire@dy rlssa IN the
highest rank ufsea Ia wnniem tn the
nasy. iaat NJ ehief ycssnau, Az x~cr~'
ury 10 f4enteaala sAmaaasnd.r Halt
she saperinteaas the work Of iwe zee.
mar photographers and n u,sll escrk,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17
Attains Highest Grade In Navy
Open 10 One Of Her
Sex.
HAS DONE EFFICIENT WORK
HAD IN important pavt in Building Up
Armed Guards oraansrstien--
he~ Keeps Records ~
This Service.

NaShlngtfsn The encounters of
Ameytcan merchant vessels wtth tier
man submarines constitute cne Vt the
most thrilling chapters ~ the war.
Whom the president ordered our ner'
ehanta,~n armed for protection against
aasssssass. attack lbs. sass MAS. caalspd
upon to furnish hundreds ~ guns sud
thousands Of trained gpaners. ~ nlaln
them ..'ss perfafsn this task new
hfaach ~ the service sas organized
the -arnscd guards" Ey~a before this
country declared war they wes. ga ne.
ssse ssasy4- aass .Ass, aazs s,saA ~ sha
navy to lows bis life In service against
the enemy was a member of tho armed
guards. Ioha l. Eorsnlacci, lost In the
sinking Of the Aztec April !, 1917,
One of the sses; efficient aids "
Commander Farley In hnllding w the
armed guards organization was n
young vaman, Miss Helen E Brooks.
nova confidential secretary 20 henten'
ant Commander Hail. who succeeded
Ccmmsader Farley.
shares }. Dig C~s1ts
Miss Brooks has had a share In
many u the mos, interesting Incidents
VI the war. II Was 10 her desk that
tho news came of the sinking ~ the
Aztec and the Vacuum She received
the account ~ the sinking ~ the flrst
,srrman submarine by the Silver
She'll NJ the long hattie ~ tl,e Mar~n'.
which foulli sn enetny U-hoat until
alnoos, the entire ship was In flames !,
M the four hour eight of the J, l..
i.ncsenhach which. th~hxh hit many
issr~s. vwfus~s, ia .asr~uaiee. Ssse aaasit
out rt tho Isis n ths FIRST men taken
prisoner by Germany. ,asmbcrx Of the
armed guard ~ The III fated Campans
sne has Transcribed many letters 81
characterization ~ fuen for hsroic
tleet.s, and many messages trphsm't
tins 10 relatives the sad news that n
500. husband W brother has been
killed ar wounded
The names. ratings and addresses II
next ~ kin NJ all the members ut the
armed guards are kept on cards. In 4
separate envelope for each srxsel.
The records of all those ~ho lose
thesf lives In the service III their ruun,
try arv Kept In special division.
These constitute The nAyys "ruli of
honor" These who have brea com.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17
PHILOSOPHER OF GOOD CHEER

Tn. opsn season for hanauets
helng at an end. Patrick Francis
MaFPhy. ,ot Max, York has rytnrned
to his pipe, his books, hts business
and his cotcrie VI congenlal compan-
Tons. He IL The man who's. philos
ephy OF cheer. xenlsl personality,
kindly humcr and gospel OF courage
make him always 10 demand at the
speakers table. Every banquet or
ganisrr wants Murphy last on the
program ~ that the company tnay be
kept together through what has pre-
cctiesl and all be sent home In good
spirits by the Murphy speech, each
one declaring The affair great sue
cess and each swearing that he will
not Miss one of the annual eveats ~
long ~ h. may i've
II In matter NJ history nov
that Mr. Mnrphy provided tpr i'resI
den. Wilson one. ~ those rare ten
minute Interests nj. lapsa,trt the. lat,
ter has enjoyed In the last THREE
years The OCCASION Was a hanqa,sr
n ~ r.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17
We Do Not Know
What War Means

~sAertis atsst ihs av~ak AZ espss
asaaie Fvaatsasss year ~gN stAsn 7
was ssisi In Eesfla feT the rs~Isy Nssgs,
~ AEnssssan eeafsagae. ssle Bertha rep
lsssniatiye u the Ass&.smtea prss&
eonsraeFesi Ta@sunsnala. In wss u grstss
c@i smse. TAs physicians sald they
eaaslA cure the pasansnls. Bat they
SID tire pasksas weali sever rseuver.
The Bertha fs@sa ratta@s tfxy said.
weaaN not persist that, rasfeats sssSs,
a. be. they sss, Invariably dlesz That
was the peastsy Of war. For n takes
eggs asd batter and saisk and other
ansnowa lssxaraes ~ nEaEg " raas back
frosa The grave Al that siES~. the bsFs
la egx rattaa was sfspaat aas essFy
three ws~ks- Every shree weeks ny
the calendar. a c"oroa ea the rSx card
would be validated IL cattle the haasi.
e. 30 parvasase eoe esq fsvsa the gTsccs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17
MISS GREGORY GOT A JOB

A young ~5Hian appeared at the
Offices ~ the United STATES food nd.
'uinIstratton In Washington few
DAYS ago and asked for an application
blank for u position there.
t MR. nsse.i ~ aut. ssAttar sAs 49,
sired employment a. clerk. would
accept $50, the mlniuum FOR an appli.
..eAat aith a college .edUcattoa. xayn M
references ths names of Col. T. w.
House and Thomas Watt Gregory.
and said She had three dependents.
The young woman was Miss Jane
Gregory. daughter II the attorney
general. and she has been put to work
81 the salary named, In the once Of
Mrs. Lloyd Allen. chief OF the s@ctson
On illustrations, She now Ia assisting
Mrs. Allen In digging up" cuts for
use with food stories In newspapers
aud magazines Her college Is the
same 40 tina, OF her chief, Mrs Allen.
10th attended The University of
rvxna
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

Maine Miller proUss,y Only Man In
Country Not A~srsvu BY
Change

%. kspas,itsNssgtkI@sssA Me. lhmxs D.. Ter
ssns, ssruIsiesar ~ fsdswu,sr tn's Il.
ErsSssnbly Ne only sEsasa In this eovatry
~ses~ hs1r~ ut labor were ts,t affected
By the ncw dasairht @vssg plan.
The miil, kssass~i OF the Messan
river, IA or~rnsvss by I'm tide When
n Ia full Mr. fserSin. csss~~s rssss
and confines TOE w#tar 10 -ses~rvsas.
A. the tids etslss M .peps the gates
10 allow the aasrr ~ esca,- tnte Z
ssm'ccwey
As the 'islA In skS>~a sn hour ,as.x
eseh day, Mr. F~~kfas cares no,fxau
f'sS checks or re sssn, or amp sshws
Aaf'sEhs savsnc yAsms. lie IN fSxswx.
ting the sEfs ssA~<sse. ~ he sxx In
asans y@wN
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17
A Nav 1ssvics FiAs.

Oss u our iaeAieA Maurice Chem
~ As uuartsrmastrr IN the q. n n
sexaa thibks Inst The eaaseaticasi
srviee Aar which n how iiyinx from
nnsn~ssbie windows sii over The
GoNtry. hAA eas.A d@feet. IA a.sss AL
*tlf WHIST hshnrh If Yifs s~fsire ess1
nsA has entered
No~ Qsarserfaas'er Cemens 10 e.
remedy proud cf being In the navy.
a. whea hs came To make 4 service
lar for hts own home. he framed ~
~n,rNi white spaes With piec~ ~
shite-liae t'ed In attractive tnsss. A.
no imp and bottom NJ To- psnsi hs
oads a double Carsrk bend. NJ zach
ide. a. eaual int~rssia a figure eight
mot. snf then n square knot. tiIas
making balanced design.
This fag IL noi Only VERY sitSaesivA
sut IL irnses absolutely no daabs N
whas hvsnrl VI the s~rvie~ n syss-
.cliTas. ropsisr Science Monthsy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17
LEy f ii lLlliAiILl6Idllr'
SENIOR MEMBER or SENATE

when the KepsabllcsD party passssi
from poser Ia 'suagyess there was C4ae
Republican who still maintained his
power. This vas rot# ether than
Jaeob Harold Galilnger, the Renior
member Of the senate and the alaer.
i'y floor iesdsr. Although hts party
s 10 the ninorty, senator Challenger
OF Ssw Hampshire may b~ reekoned
- ons " tie strongest driving forces
~ The war senate. This il das largely
20 The fact that he knoxs hew 70
nght.
Serving Ia the senate stree 1901.
Gailiaaer has learned al, of the leg
is'sfivs tricks In the bag When de-
feat a#sms imminent for mee smges
which he fsvors he gegerally reaches
down into history aRd brings up q
preeeden. al days gone BY which res.
cues the sitnattaa.
Fonderoas and heavy, sena tor
GHll:ngsr does not appear from the
gallery to hs an xstiss member OF the
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

~. LuaAS. Nc --IAses. FRANK ~ TO
nsasxewski. wass IL In tAls city rs~sFssis'
tag isAes tp3 the Fs~aSA Sraay. faSes
the fags thai snssse DAY Ne may Assss
IN aghi against swv ~ bis brasAsss
wha are serving With The tseSssAs
fes~s. He declares that IL be tsea
naswss either asse as shetn In No Mas
Land he VIII Try TO kiAs tAena.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

/, --h~ ,snaEissfats> s3.xsEAsd M ,is~ an
aAdana 'T0a sesia 10 have engasaN'
eed grave assault N sesnpssinAa
w, because Ar differed FROM yeo 10
IA afgansrni." ....
'"Tn#r~ ~ws mn help fpr II. scur hsss'
r." said s'ss orsaaef. The Baaa W
= F~sAess, .tsAsst- ..a.s. -. s 49,
well, Yoai fNuss lmy q aue ri swa
ssansls apa 'Iie esssA apA Ia fsaux&
v~ saegid try ~ understand itsst M
In sre human beings, 'ha safss ~
ss and une. 49, 4nssian TIT FITS.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17
JOHN BURROUGHS AT EIGHTY ONE

John Burroughs who selected
early April to Ne barn In. So tina, sn-
pually ri Apr! ! as coaia start Ia all
aya4 on an esen f,settng Nth his hlrls
sat Assples and blooms ~ renew his
youth sxsl't celebrated his etrhtY
trst birthday at "Slahsl3es." West
Park. by Way - explanation Il might
NJ sata tAss ~Ssahst8~s" Is I'M the
west hank " he tia.}~aa vi near
raaghssspSts, Il II wervat foy The
fac. that all she w-srga foT years has
agreed tNat foaxhSs~pssa Is 90 he
sass hank az tie HuaSaa. ap nrar
"Slshs.sias~
The Celebration MAS attended
with The usual seaeaAn ceremonies Of
va1iag The hack yard chf'isrsne bit
Of Weed. walk over The a.lls and
,se making Of ssasae notes as TO the
os,usa~r ~ rpaln~ ssuesslrsas sag
>vA1rrowS wcc~se~eser> sn! saa<sry
,,hsr pals et The silver haired pAes
.s,urss.g wAlth have .rtHraeyi ircsr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

war seha Despite the fact that he generally his seat But - has
ohAAht eye 90 the situation and his
feet ana onefs suggestion which
fsfhabs the
NY leader He has
hssaF~ aaa "s~~s aaws this sa Ut the
members
ysas ago lie d for when
physician Of
representatives
torag He In
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

A raw segsgani glFl Mgs tpla 10 or
ief The family vegetables Of the gro
wr'A After hvoAang what was asked
wv. ths rsadesinaa qsaefisi
win soaf nslstsess want ans horse-
~dtsh to-day, Some iuss IN. alee ard
fsxh So va - ''F" W. '"' .
Tossing her brad. Mary Jane said !
NC. indeed We amni aa snch shihg.
( ks~w. M master keeps a ntotofrar."
-lousf~a Mall,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

peeersiee Never Pays
Trsaia< Vita newspaper reporters ts
aars eS eas An ausss~cseas Frsset ia
Nrw Yerk has xcae into bankruptcy
TNsrr WIS 8 s-sartAi In the ptsee and
th~ manager tried 10 k~er he ~
roTters rvaniag arsTad In circi~s ca
sslss trails xfAse h. cxroraaxed he
incident. He made the reporters IorS
dcscrrIaei and thsy got Cd ~ tran
rixhs and dug w a seck II scat~saas.
The naraxer r~slises Dos thai II h.
Fad eeea dsc~et 10 them s, Erst ard
rrt bis cards 90 The sahss instead 81
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

CAeassA u LEGAL ass&Ass greatly ln1lDs
ess4 ~ eeAstitntisnAi eosaltisna n
hafsfswp tsgGirwS sanslttxtaeMA ttNAfs
ssMt, HALLS cATAkIAM MEDICINE
tAksM tmtwrnntsy ARa Acts thre1ah tAA
Ii~sA W The Maeoa4 snsfapss al Ehe Nm.
- HAE. c4TAkhy 1kpiCiNs
NV the patient strength W tnefeytae
~ general k~aish Nnd assists Nature q
nlMx Ito work 300 70 ter Any Co.'S NJ
AANfyA thai MALLa CATANM1
SMtsirfNM fans 10 ours.
Exselsss.: y . T s.s 4sl.s: 81.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

NNfTfn30 fNoe01
faufSf hsa . fs1gatfsi rsghtnass
ttss uthcr nisht-~
What was ttY~
He iIaaEsssed thss re was rowfss
sa~ ef The ssaass ks drass ia his rsc.
Fuss "s sskes Ans yivsxx ~--PeMr~aa 3
Weekly.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

TIE whsle hssa II Rus<sss srsn,
der toward The ssr'he&ss ard Chans.
ssy~ q u~sfev Ia ih< O~oxrrphse He
VIEW. - enbs<etrred win Eosa. III
Ives, esst.assn AID Srecsoss sGaasa-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

a Nsscezss.A inv~ptor has patented
SKIS .srA psv~s~<i fro,pier~. shas SIND
70 sssxss sl~rg Assr x1sx ~ lee "A
! ~ presses Ass sos~ ~swf. against thS
raaxefS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

MI ffrev ~ tf~rn rssr. tIkc Nh tisc
other women ,ssa.pen. ME u regularly
enlisted In the navS"~ nIistea fur the
Term VI The war. ~ nrt thay w~ss
commonly termed "yssowonew and
''yeomanei,es." bur these Birknames
Nre fro@ned ufSsa by naval etitciais.
whose attitude has b~~a we'll III.
pressed by Rear Admiral Mrt;owan.
IA master general Of the Macy: They
MUST not te called 'yse~oseen' ~
'yeomaneiies These women ARE nm
mnch part NJ the navy M the ta.n
who hare enlisted They an ,hs same
work and receive tile same pay an rnea
of the same rating. They are yeomeu.
and have dcne yentnan s*Yvsr~ In the
immensely inc~e~s~s waYk imposed
Npoa inc navy by tte war"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

vses1ahle Osxpsad es1Fsa - = L.
- - ~ spSs~tieA xAa - 49,
~ - frisn1s Aheu& - ~yA - ".
k1sSsa Hiask kassr m ~
IN \ - gasA skyssisasss - I - q
nlrA Dtnsse thai ~ anMAAe - tenM
80 90 IN rv1n~Ay \ Asa@Aad wsse
- - = $500 Ar Weaman -
n6erp I'm inJlaxnM6aicA NaesssA
nsasesansntA, hackacAa assvvs
Hrsrvl.rsstse q = - k,nse" sAas
~ MT naill m hse Slvsa A 3 sEee@
~ m srectAi advice wstte .y&ls =
pinahsm hssaieans Co.. tysA No.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

trytae IA raisteas ttsetA. nothing cert
oas would have hsm~n~t aaa tAs
scsnial wcnlt have Ssxsi hc*sn "a asere
memory II "a plsyssg rtth Are te
try TO deceive Q traiass nssvs ssssfzsd.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

II res can't he ksipY ct lsosDe. Tbs
ssan~ss are y~s7 hevu be asiT'y SEP
sltsfe else.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

Hos~r Lady, ~~ssId yoa swap snsas
Ming to es, for sis pse and t.sfe ] 70
u DE naas heassS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

tina, about three dependents
y have adopted three
children and I supporting them"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

vsNS ~" "F" WE "7HFV TV' V0F N"UUHETNu 'H H"u y"
Ne
welt eeux entertani by hR Mr. Murphy
Tire rrcsHterta AIR
sealns al
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17
Boys and Girls
Clear Your Skin
With Cuticura

- nG1p&v yMGayamMS. as~s sssss ssassa
~ k@A Fw&Mxv~s w~sasane end &A~ss
hssssA N@~sx h~seA VI w saSss ~ as~xmy
4 Try " ffssa es~e~~es s4s vses- w t2stA
n wsss N ~. ypeo&AA6 T. CnGMM
~ - nnao~ ~ - yasAroNemyA -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-17

Took No cAsns<A
Reale wss seen To fern~ge hts cap
every time q wunA1 c4ae essr hius
Why Do you slwayx sSke - yesS
cxFF" he wxs ssked
He answered I've noticed xns1 nj.
usys takes Cd thslr hats and tn tag
ts 10 RISKS o. aesr' q wvzaa."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-07

lasede Kleder og hans solbrune Hat. Men we'd
den enc Side af Sengen sad Mission@ren, hyis
Ansigt udtrykte Sorg for den dgendes Sjal, og
we'd den anden Side sad den unge, l~etsindige Lee
vemand, der nu holdt Italienerens hGjre Hand
i sin og med den anden Diet nye Testament, hvor-
af han leste, ligesom han ogsaa oversatte Mis-
sionerens Tale. Smart saa man Taarer trille ned
fra den rige Mands Djne, Taarer, der vidnede
ON Hjertets Anger. Han ~begyndte at Sc, at han
hidtil hayde leyet sig sely, og der l9d i hans
Hjerte en- inderlig BON ON, at Gud Wilde hjalpe
ham til ct nyt Liv.
En- Efterimddag, da de kom, var Italieneren
blevet noget forandret. Han kunde KNAPP tale,
og man forstod, at han kunde d9, i hvad 0jeblik
Diet skulde we're. De gentog nu for ham Forfeited
serne ON Guds Made i K%rstus, han, der er kom-
men for at gore Syndere salige. Den syge bad
ON at MATTE faa Fortellingen ON den bodfnr-
dige Rover at h9re. IRE Gange blew den lest for
ham, og da den rige fjerde Gang begyndte at lese
den, holdt han ~pludselig indie; thi han troede den
syge soy. Da rejste denne sig, hans 0jne straa-
lede af Haab, og med Smil paa Leben gentog
han / sit velklingende Sprog: ,Signore, ricordati
di mel' (Herrel tenk paa migD og sank der
paa livl6s tilbage sin fornemme Veins Arme.
Men for denne ~begyndte ct nyt Liv. Jesu Kri-
SIT Karlighed havde fyldt hans Hjerte, og han,
der saa lenge havde staaet ledig, brugte nu sin
It'd, sin Kraft, sine PENCE og sine Kundskaber
- alt hans Tjeneste, der har sagt: ,,Hvad |
har gjort mod en- af disse mine mindste Br9dre,
har giort mod mig (Matth. %, 40).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-07

som sagde til ham: Dit Brew, kere Barn, er
kommet til den kere Frelser, og han har sendt
mig, at jeg skal vere din Moder'' Der stod
han nu med foldede Hender og straalende Oh
ne; tale kunde han like. Men Diet var heller like
n6dvendigt; thi Moderkerligheden forstaar jo og-
saa dette Sprog. Fra nu af havde Johannes igen
en- Moder, som like fors6mte hyerken hans aan-
delige eller ~legemlige Pleje, og Herren CAV sin
Velsignelse dertil.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-07
Fra Vingaarden

Ledig paa rOrvet virksOm i vingaarden.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-15
HAZEL FINDS SHE CANNOT HOPE TO ESCAPE FROM "ROARNG BILLS" CABIN IN THE WILDERNESS
 BEFORE SPRING

q stenogaphe in the Granville, She employer
 
 After Hazel he will make her for her acn Hazel leaves the office return
 
  have done her. Jack Barrow jealous demands Is broken and in
 
 B welknown character while Roaring woods home in compelled the Roaring Bill" finally taking cabin the
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-15
CHAPTER VI.
A Little Personal History.

Iittie FeFSonat 1iatory.
 Hazel discarded the wet coat, and drawing chair up to the fire, took off her sopping footgear and toasted her bare feet at the blaze. Her cloth ing was also wet, and she wondered pettishly how n the world she was going to maLage with only the gar ments on her back-and those dirty and torn from hacking through the brush for a matter of two weeks. Ac- cording to her standards, that was roughing 1t with a vengeance. But presently she gave over thinking of her plight. The fire warmed her, and, with the chill gone from her body, she be- slowed curious glance on her sur roundings.
 There was furniture of a sort un- known to her. tables and chairs fash toned by hand with infinite labor and rude skill, massive in structure, uphol- stered with tho skins of wild beasts csmmon to the region. Upon the walls