davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glas svobode., 1918-02-26
BoMBA v SODNEM PO-
SLOPJU.

Peterson, N. Y. " cetrtek O.
poldne je razpocila v tukajsnjem
sodnem poslopju bomba, ki je po-
vzroeila ma poslopju in pohistvu
znatno skodo. Sodniki in poslusal-
ci V sodnih dvoranah so bill ma
ravno zelo prestraseni. Vodovod
je RABBIT in voda Sc je razlila ma
vse strani.
Policija je pridno ma sledu "a
osebo, XII je polozila bombo.
vsled eksplozije je razbitih v
poslopju preko petdeset oxen.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-26
oKRUTNOST JAPoNSKEGA
KAPITANA. :.

San Francisco, Cal. - Neki ja-
ponski delavec je bill ma japon-
skem brodu XII je priplul semkaj,
81 dni povezan ma hrbtu, ker je
hotel ukrasti neki kovceg. Tukaj-
snii carinski uradniki so ukazali
ladiiskemu kapitanu, da ga mora
nemudoma izpustiti ma svobodo.
Reveza so morali poslati v bolni-
co, ker Sc boje, da bo prisel OBJ
roke.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-26
NEMCI Sc MORAJO PRIPRA
VIII MA VELIKE zRTVE.

London, Anglia. : Nemski
vojni urad je naroeil urednistvom
listov, maj pripravijo nemskp
ljudstvo ma velike zrtve, XII jih DO
zahtevala ofenziva ma zapadni
'front.', pravi porocilo IL Amster-
dana. "Nekaj strasnega pricaku-
lie mas kontinent in spomin ma ia
februar ne bo v zgodovini nikoli
pozabljen', pravi Vossische
Zeitung.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-26
DIVA SLABOUMNA ZGORELA

Del glavnega poslopja drzavne
norisnice blizu Middletowna, ma
obrezju Connecticut reke je bill
po pozaru skoro popolnoma uni
cen. Ko so preiskali razvaline, so
nasli dvoje sezganih trupel. dveh
blaznikov. Druge osebe so vse re-
Sill. Pogresajo Sc vedno diva boil
nika. Povzrocena Skoda znasa
100000. Ogenj je izbruhnil V
gornjih nadstropjih, nakar Sc je
razsiril tudi v pritlicje.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-26
DRUzINsKA TRAGEDIJA.

Columbus, O. = Forrest Bige-
low, AZ let star, je umoril svojo 3S
let stare zeno, 6 lei stare hcerko
Annebelo, tridesetlletno sestricino
gospodieno Hazel Steele ter smrt-
NO ranil svojo teto Sallie Crnit,
nakar je Sc sam sebi pognal kro-
glo v glavo. Motiv dejanja je /
skati v druSinskih neprilikah.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-26
NEvARNA BESTIJA.

Benson, Wash. = V tukajsnji
okolici ie ustrelil neki stirinajst-
letni decek % funtov tezko divjo
maeko. Decek je prejel cd okraja
$500 nagrade.
Ever je ze dalje casa strasno GO
spodarila med drobnico in manic
zzivino, in Sc je dozdaj vedno srec-
no hmuznila nastavljenim pastem
in prezecim lovcem.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-26
DEcEK Sc JE oBEsIL.

Chicago, III. = V pritlieju sta
novanja: svojih starsev ma Wash
ington Boulevardu Sc ie obesil g.
detni decek Oton Ruhke. Da je
lahko izvrsil nameravano deja-
ME, 'je splezal ma neki zaboj, ma
kar je privezal vrv "a cev cd pill
ma. Niegov oee pravi, da je bill de-
eek zadnie case zelo nervozen.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-26
Zapadna fronta.

London, Anglia. : V nedeljO
rano zjutraj je bill izgubami Od-
bit sovrazni oddelek, ki je napa-
del nase postojanke vzhodno Ar
mentieresa.
Sovrazno topnistvo je bilO zelo
zivahno jugozapadno Cambraia in
v MeSsineS okraju.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-26
PozAR v KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, Mo. = V petek
zjutraj je divjal v poslopjih By
ran Co. in v Federmanovi lekar-
nj ogenj, Xxi je ueinil "a $150,OO0
skode.
Gostje Dixon in Baltimore ho-
-tela so moral ostaviti hotel, ker
SO bill po pozaru ogrozeni.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-26
CRNEC z DRAGULJI.

Buffalo, N. Y. V cetrtek je
policija aretovala crnca Henry
Williamsa, XII je bill kuhar pri
Pullman Company. Pri MEM je
nasla "a $4,000 draguljev, XII so
bill del dragocenosti, katere so bl-
le ukradene Mrs. w. E. D. Stockes
tekom njene voznje IL New Yorka
v Albany.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-26

st. Johns, N. F. : Stostiride-
set oseb je izgubilo zivljenje, ko
je ponesreGil OBJ novofundlanski
obal velik angleSki parnik Flori-
eel.
Vihar je trescil parnik OBJ ska
lie OBJ Cappahaydenu, severno rita
Race. Parnik je bill ma potu IL st.
Johnsa New York.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-26
NEsREcA v RUDN1KU.

Crystal Falls, Mich. = v rud-
niku Amasa Poorter je podsulo
trinajst rudarjev, cd katerih diva
Sc je posrecilo resiti, doeim so
drugi najbrz usmrceni. Resevalno
mostvo je neumorno ma delu, ola
resi- ponesrecence, &c je resitev Sc
mogoea.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-26
TRAGICNI KONEC DVEH NIL
!. LIJONARJEV.

San Angelo, Tex. " Big Lake
je ustrelil milijonar in renear
Henry Japson svojega soseda mi
lijonarja in rencarja Jamesa Bel
cherja, nakar je Sc sam sebi po-
gnal kroglo v glavo. Vzrok umo-
ra in samomora so bile neke fl
nanene zadeve.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-26
Mezopotamska fronta.

London, Anglia. " sredo so
naSe eufratske eete zavzele Kano
in Burayet, IA mill vzhodno Ra-
madicha in nase patrulje so do
spele deset mill do Hita (100 mill
zapadno Bagdada). Turk so nu-
dill lie majhen odpor. Trideset
smo jih Well.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-26

Zitomir leZi oSemdeSet mill 1ZtOc-
no Kijeva.
Petrograd Sc pripraylja ma
obrambo.
Petrograd, Rusija, 25, feb. :
Vojaska poroGila, ki so dospela
semkaj, naznanjajo, da namerava-
jo Nemci v nedeljo zavzeti Petro-
grad.
Glavni vojni stan bolsevikov je
tidal vceraj prvo naznanilo o vol
nih operacijah. Poroeilo Sc glasi :
"SocialistiGna defenzivna from
ia pri Porizovu: Bill je odposlan
neki oddelek, da poruSi mostove.
Borizov in Plotsk sta v rokah re-
volucijonarnih Get.
,'Mesti Hapsen in Venden so
Nemci zavzeli, XII so Sc bojevali z
nekim letiskim oddelkom. Nemci
so zavzeli tudi zelezniSko postajo
V Korzovsku in mesto Ostroks. :
Poljaki prodiraio cd Mohileva
proti Bobruisku, toda njihove ee-
te veGkrat velikem Stevilu beze
in dezertirajo.
"Porocilo IL Arensburga mama
MIA, da 10000 moz brojece nem-
Ske Gete MISC hotele napasti, "
zenske so Sc prostovoljno javile
"a obrambo Petrograda.
Kodanj, Dansko. = BrzojaVke
il Petrograda naznanjajo, da Sc
je mnogo zensk prostoVoljno jaw
10, da branijo Petrograd prod pre-
dirajoeimi Nemci. Med temi, ki Sc
Sc javili, da bodo branili mesto, je
tudi mnogo vojnih vjetnikov, med
mimi najvec Cehov in drugih Slo.
vanov, ki so bill preje avstrij,
ski armadi.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-26
STRASNA DRUzINSKA
zALOIGRA.

Eveleth, Mimi. Tukaj je u
strelil stirideset-letni farmer F.
Nyland svojo zeno in svoje Stir
maihne otroke, nakar je Sc sam
sebi pognal kroglo V glavo. Ny,
land je bill vsled smrti sinka ze da,
lie casa pobit in melanholicen.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-26
DEToMoRILKA.

Newark, N. Y V sredo so
tuka:j zaprli % let stare vdovo
Eylinger, XII je osumljena, ola je
usmrtila svoje novorojeno dete.
Truplo deteta so nasli v snegu. O.
sumljenka bo prisla pred veliko
poroto.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-26
RaZne veSti.
IA 100000 zIvIL zGoRELo.

Buffalo, N. Y. = V sredo je
zgorela trznica ma Elk ST., OBJ ka-
teri priliki je bilo unicenih "a sto-
tisoc dolarjev zivil.
Najvecjo Skodo ina trgovina
specerijskega blaga F. F. Cump-
son.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-26
Ne1nsko porocilo.

Berlin, Nemcija. = Ma zapadni
'front.' Sc je vrSilo mnogo topni-
Skin dvobojev in obstreljevanje z
zakopnimi moznarji. Ma mnogih
tockah fronte Sc je vrSilo bojeva-
ME med prednjimi strazami. =
Vzhodno Armentiesresa smo Well
nekaj sovraznikov in zaplenili ne
.kaj stroinih puSk.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-26

Mega ali mulca ne obeudujemo
zaradi njegove lepote, temvee ga
budje jake spostujejo zaradi veil
Ike sposobnosti njegovih kopit.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-26
Francosko porocilo.

Pariz, Franeija. = Seveno Al
lette so .priredili Francozje uspe-
sni napad V okraju Ureeh, odko-
der so Sc vrnih Sestnajstimi Wet
Glas svobode., 1918-02-26
Delavske vesti.
DELAvsKE vEsTI.

V Los Angelesu, Long Beachu
in San Pedro v California; je pre-
ko 10000 brezposelnih Judi. Oko-
Ii tamosnjih ladjedelnic caka vsa-
ko jutro ma stotine ljudi, XII bi ra-
di dobili delo, pa vse njih caka-
ME je vecinoma zaman.
Izboljsanje place piyovarniskim
delavcem.
Cincinnati, O.. = Lastniki pivo-
warren so v tenn mestu prostovolJ-
no povisali svojim delavcem place
"a $500 ma teden.
Jamestown, N. Y. = Jamestown
pivovarniska druzba je svojim de-
lavcem prostovoljno povisala pla-
co "a $1.00 ma teden.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-26
VELIK ANGLESKI PARNIK Sc
JE POTOPIL.

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, February Goth,
1917, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-26
Politika bolsevikov je izzvala V Ru-
sill bratomorno klanje IN odprla
Nemcem vrata v Petrograd.

Chicago Ill., February o
~ 1917 as required by of oetober6th 1917
upMc1 en- zAvZELI DVoJE UTRJENIH RUSKIH NEST "
NEDELJo NAMERAVAJo ZAVZETI PETRoGRAD oD KA-
TEREGA so oDDALJENI SAMO Sc 100 MILL. = SLO-
VANsKI VoJNI VJETNIKI BODo BRANILI MESTo.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-26
Belg,ijsko porocilo.

Pariz, Francija. = Stirje nem-
Ski napadi noei %. in %. febru-
aria, XII so jih podvzeli Nemci ma
naSe prednje postojanke ma vaz-
nih tockah, so Sc vsled nasega og-
MIA izjalovili. Oh cell 'front.' Sc "a
vrSilo topniSko bojevanje, ki je
bilo posebno zivahno V okraju
Dixmude, kjer je vsled nasega u
nicujocega ognja umolknilo nekaj
nemSkih baterij. NaSi letalci so
podvzeli mnogo poletov in vrsilo
Sc je vec c-zracnih bojev.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-26

Pazi, da stvari, Xxi jo dobis "a.
stonj, ne placas predragol
Glas svobode., 1918-02-26
Vojne vesti.
February 26th
1917 required by the Act of October 9th 1917.

'niki in z emo zaplenjeno strojno
puSko. Topnisko bojevanje Sc je
vrSilo V Sampanji, okraju Tahu-
re, V gornji Alzaciji in OBJ Doller
reki. Drugod je bilo primeroma
mirmo.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-26
Izboljsanje place tocajev.

San Francisco, Cal. = Unija
tocajev je etablirala noyo lestvico,
vsled katere bodo prejemali bar
tenderji po $22.50 in $24.00 teden-
ske place, mesto $500, katero
place so dobivali dosedaj.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-26
Stavka "a osem-urni delavnik.

Birmingham, Ala. = Tukaj je
zastrajkalo 5000 organiziranih in
500 neorganhiranih delavcev, ker
zahtevajo, da Sc uvede osem-urni
delavnik in dvojno place "a delo
OBJ nedeljah in praznikih.
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nor tunele arneyt,meeu "a l5hSSss'S|asne
went on impressiyely, "crossing the
place one night atee after spending
the evening with q friend. saw 2 pne
of cats moving in the shadows. One
Of them stopped and looked at ME.
ipepy crossed herself. 1T hnd d face
nike the Fraulefn in there:.1 "3T9tI
Bobby stared with interest thFeHgh
the doorway. The. g0veTnessa did look
like a, .sat.a Maybe she's one OF
them" he reflected aloud. enua =
:"yoh. for Ged's sake. hush, cried
PeRN, a psS fs!l 60 kplt snH,h rap;ol fart her
from Nhheer:. But that night, in HIS sleep,
he a a crown prince, dressed in
velvet and ermine, being surrounded
and attacked by an army Of cats, and
Went. -%shfyering, to crawl into his
mothers bed.
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a'CHAPTERx.


B." -. %S' w
TO On the evening of the annual day OF
mourning, the party returned from tine
fortress. The archduchess slept. The
crown prince talked, mostly to He'd
wig. and even she said little. After
q time the silence affected the boys
high spirits. He leaned back In his
chair on the deck of the launch, ana
watched the flying landscape.
It was almost dark when the launch
arrived at the quay. The red carpet
was still there, and another crowd.
Had Prince Ferdinand William Otto
been less taken up with finding one OF
his kid gloves, which he a lost, ne
would have. noticed that there was q
scuffle going on at the very edge OF.
the red carpet, and that the beggnr OF
the morning was being led away, be-
tween two policemen, while a third
running. up the river bank, -gingeriy
deposited a small round object in the,
water, and stood back 1t was merelyy
one of the small incidents Of a royal,
outing. 8.and was never published In
the papers. But Father Gregory,
whoSeaeh ieyes&were far sighted, had
seen it all. His hand-the hand Of the
c1lhurelf-was ON the shoulder Of the
crown prince IS they landed. =
The boy looked around for the .Httles
cir! of the bouquet. He took an in
mense Interest in little girls, partly
because he seldom saw any,. But she
Was gone. -.-,- H. st
When the motor which had taken
them from the quay reached the pal
ace, Hedwig reused the archduchess,
whose head had dropped forward on
her chest. "Hereiwe are MOTHER" she
said. You have had "a nice sleep"
But Anpunciata. .muttered. something
about being glad the Wretched day was
over. and everyone save Prince. ,Ferdi-
nand William Otto seemed glad to get
back. The boy was depressed: He
felt, somehow that. they should have
enjoyed it. and; that, having merely
endured It, they had.fanedchina again.
The Countess, having left her royal
mistress in the hands. Of her maids,
went to. her, OWL apartment. She was
not surprised, on: looking into her mir
rrer, to find herself haggard and worn.
It had been "a terrible day. Only a
second had separated that gaping TENS
in,her bag from the eyes2ofHH1e' officers
about. = Never, Ia an adventurous life,a
had she FELT so near to death. Even
now its cold breath chilled her. 4
However, that was over Wen over
She had done well, too. A dozen pic,
lures of the fortress. of it's guns, of
even it's mine chart as it hung on a.
wall, were in the, bag. Its Secrets so
securely held, were hers, and would
be Karrs. T%I ia&ls@ ii 2a={. >,
g >ccnningly devised scheme
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1--WE 6hssureHictS, alike .aactp ,Appear-
;Anee. had been made. b. Qper which ashe
CARRIED daily, WAS what It appeared to
be. The other contained a camera,
tiny but accurate, with a fine lens!
Whefi a,eknStpn0f the fastG1ixg was
psessed, ,aAs,A whteha ssfdS ASIDE and the
shuton snAppedss The pietaresowhen
anaarsads4hsds OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES per-
feet. ssrs1&1a 40 .ari ssol,oiv
pleading fatigue she. dismissed her
maid apd locked the dpogs. Then she
opened the. sliding. panel and pnfas-
tened the safe The roll OF dim was
III hef hand, rendy to Be deposited UNI
der theaf61se' 66ttom or her ttewd case!
sayt4fhfff t6e Security Of her room,
tKe Countess Sfelt at ease.-t She seven
sang aslittse? asbit of q ballad frOm her
native annlptaans. .gso'e!ts- ert o. 3.
Still singing,ashe' searrie ed sthe Sewel
case TO- her table. and sat down be-
fUrs H. t, Then us $ she 1py Hat. 2 hand aIt toa Der !
'1TrfBee7 lock had bb,ee4HY foorced. s'7A3
W. glance about showed her that her
code books wds>o gone? SO In the tray
aHBo*es her jewels remained 2untouched
her peaz13 cptiars1tfsst diamonds knick,
knacAs the sarchduehes sr bad givea'h e
on successive Christmases, even. q
handful Of gold coins, NIL. were safe
enough, But the code book was gone.
Then Indeed did the countess look
death III the faceAahd found It. ter,
+nbfe. FaFor q: moment she could not so
much sas: astand without SUPPORT. = 1t
WAS then that she saw a.paPer folded
under her jewels and took it out with
shaking fingers. In nne, copperplate
script she read; :, xSv 81 =
Madame-Tonight at one O'Clock a closed
iacre will await you In the Street of the
Wise Virgins. near the church. You will
20 in It, without fail, to wherever 1t takes
you.Lrs 10 - |&2 "a -
: (signed) The Committee OF Ten.
: The committee Of ten! This thing
had happened to her. Then 1t was
true that the half mythical committee
of ten existed, that this terror, ofnLi-
yOnia was ae,real terror, which had her
by the throat. For. there was no es-
cape. None. Now indeed she knew
that. rumor spoke the truth, and that
the ~terrorfstS& were everywhere. In
daylight they had entered her room
They had known Of the safe, known
of the code. Known how much else
/. Wild ideas of flight crossed her
mind, to be as instantly abandoned for
their -futility. Where could she &C
that they would not follow her.
When she had reacted from her first
shock she fell to pordasring. ha-Mat
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EHE1G RENApAsENTINA

ter, pro ana con. WHIT couru FIncy
Want 81 her Io1ff she was ansehenn5ato
fhes c0HhtfyG s6s were they. But even
that ledxnpwhere, tfor differ 1Alhsskhe
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES enemies TO- 4EOnta.
they claimed jp9ese, to be its friaAkds.
to hold In, their hands It's fnHtnTe a and
its .b~etterment;-, Eaemfes Of the royai
House they We're, 81. course:
i SIZE Was nc nneeaffIyS Idfstfaccttesd BY that
line, she awsSnsp d BRAVE 'wd1hhh,a nhy-
sAcalfy a4Nf ,r,entaHyaof(h dfd*hbe but
the very naffe s~gnedttd the pnpdsoset
her nervas1tds twitchdng. IN" wassthe
s~nonnntttae aOftten Rwbich had Rlrassed
Prnse Hubert and his young wiifeifh
ssommittes ,ofe ten which had sHnl0qeo !,
"A, bomb in. the very, palace, itself, n ano
EilIed old Breidaiuu,s II the Kings ttopp.
III: the Committee 81 ten which had
burned theHycSerh7nelt house, aid'had
l4ead z the flutl I'M thetstidef1t sfdots q
Fear~orhsosbaforeDta bnn ,Tnas Is
sthisz slteztd 4reseuca; then,e3she
herself wthat- pightd DE- oFeor
she weulds go.u There was ne way u
The countess rang for: bee maid'
She was cool enough now, and White
with a cruel line about her mouth that
tSfBfffE k1ewso4p9f E&hei iwent ITO the
door into thef1coHtdDrv md lcckezh It
~ Them she tnpned On the smaibSs =
EamTeadS- for %0at poW.""asa .stssS
|, madame will retire~,o s~s3.y~hs
srss3ou little fool! You know q what
1 am ready fQr"s,u4.A ,rsttsyrr as
!. The maid. stood still HerE wide
bovine eyes, filed with alarm, watched
tfhfee Countess as Size" moved. swiftly
across iT6osss the room Ito her wardrobe
When she turned about again she Held
inbher hand a thin black riding ecrop
cMinna's ruddy color faded: 7She knew
the Lascheks, knew their furies. az
g"Madamalr,g she cried, and fell on
her knees. what have / done? Oh
what. have l ,done?'" ,,s.. -, rlg
"That is what YOU win tell me-" said
the countess and brought down the
crop. "A livfd stripe across the girls
face turned slowly TO red:G 'a*1&sa
3 1T have done nothing, IRsweaar 1t
Mother OF pity, help met rhave dom
EnOtbir& 2a = .-: r-%t-saN%
lConGlnued in Rexts weeks lssue)
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IT simply -ykuffered the pangf OF
death" 3ssays7Miss Nora Clay, textile
maker, OF, 10th Ave and Broadway,
Ashville, EFenn.. and scarcely ate
xioush ito ,nsep. q a st't 5eafys. bef0rt re-
f4'soas E se ,%ss mes; back
asscks vsalS aalamsIkess
a&ns ,dizsy' asfaa &lhn0stSH&d what they
sMNss bind staggees.T The suffering ip
fk9Sturfacn was intense; there we're
= 3lfy ifew- Things 7 could eat at all
&s1fx&SS I did eat and any medicine
I tT0k, didn't seem to do me any gpod,
-N>d almosts despaired. Of fua Hope
&4ES@ a. thV RxpSslahdat Win
Hapatica. Y decided to try it, land
a. is r. god's bkeasingi 1o kRe that
3sasssss;, am s ssa1Rs FRS ne %es .iS slasS
FArHERREEs!pRl
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s:lExxIilEs N0RkER.sfNDS SUFfER|NGS 70. -:ss:' ! > 20
:.=s5 4 ~, u: . q !. = a.: :. TAKING: WIN EPAAI]]eA
Nashville. Woman Was In 1errib!e Condition Until Persuaded
1RRaa4aks the Great Nature Remedy, Vim Aepatica' ~. I'd,

4 All y ~ - AZ 80
and ] sleep like a baby. ! heartily rec.
ommend' Vim Hepatica to any one sui
rferiRg From stomach trotblees dizziness,
s~lseplessness and that tired, rundown
Ake feeling, . sttv B3a8 sht
u Vin; Hepatica1i is INaturais ,ewn ymedt
cine, and is kn9yns as Natures avn
Universal system Purifier and Tonic.
m is aconbifat1on or Ieigh$ IF the 'HMNost
rpowerfuraherbal remedies kno~nn to
IA ediaa1 seieneerfoE athQses who suffer
from, stomach liver and kidney, ,tpEpu,
Bfies; indigestion, constipation, Slug.
fshr@lisef, odfseasetqSfa'the kidneys,
sieeptesspess. dizziness anerv ousness,
HEADACHES, etcsd a1e ! s,1ss6sr
.Meu strongly 1reGommends this esreat
Nature remedN. Cone apd Set!a bottle
and try it., on our. recommendation.
sYou Viii iiks.t and ri viii do you good!
sE3 ri a2G9e4do7 s3e'yTiea s9sc t1a
G CO., Grenada Bar jusn3t8e
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DOAK HARDWARE co.
W.S.S

Flour requisition blanks can be had
on short notice by either phoning on
writing The Sentinel office. The
proper form has been supplied by the
State Federal Food. Administrator
and that official has enjoined all mer-
specific orders. >~% e--f =
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"'What sort of a job, son? A man

''What sort of a job, son? -A~man.
.s.Efth one legI" Z . -
HE doesn't need legs to chop
tickets With =
TheSgoyerness listened. She did not
like A1n4ricans. Barbarians they were.
and these were*uf the middle class
Abeing I'm trade. For a scenic railway
Is trade, naturally. Except that they
paid q fat salary, with an extra month
ut Christmas, she would not be there.
"He means the old soldier upstairs"
said Bobby'S mother softly. She was
"a gentle person. Her eyes were wide
and childHke, and it was a sort Of re-
liSsipuE uf the family to keep them full
of happiness.
This also the governess could not
understand.
"So the old soldier Is out of work."
infused the head of the family. Head,
ttnrught the governess! When they
weunda him about their fingers! She
liked men OF. Steiner stuff. In her
mountain country the men did as they
wished, and sometimes beat their
wives by way of showing their author
Its. Under no circumstances, she felt,
would this young man ever beat his
wife. He was a weakling.
The, Weakling. smiled. across the
table at the wife with the. Soft eyes.
aHow about: it, motherg"} he asked.
--sShalI the firm of Bobby and: I offer
hiEra jobY' 80 g., r.G<*f
Il would like it very much" said the
weaklng's wife, dropping her eyes to
hide the pride in them.
suppose" said the weakling, that
you run UP after dinner, Bob, and
bring him doWn.acNOW sit still, young
,naa, and finish. There's no such hurry
as that" 80 >
And in this fashion did Old Adelbert
become ticker chopper Of the American
Scenic Railway i"fsE'- >
And in this fashien, tia commenced
:. ~ fS%4y,yxxy Nd
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DUR GRANDFATHERS

.ddrenaccheed horses rise for collie. That was
the old way which was runcertain
and unsafe. Farris's Cole Remedy
does away with neutrality-suspicious.
on the horses tongue with a, dropper
which comes packed in. each bottle.
Get it today. We guarantee it. Z
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n $50 te thAt =. 2II ksasIn Z 3 I
sDfoSfem .fmf gs RfsFs sSfVeH Fery ethe
maid dnH B6byfy Md bngStalk. Pepy
sat MA low Rcfafia By,t2the titled stove
~gan the Kitchen and knitted a. stocking
with a very ~large)fe2t: ,
AZ ,re ffEyhat 4 want, TO. know is this" said
BOBBY swinging Bis lsss On the table ::
Pepy dropped her knitting, and
stared with open mouth "What know
you of such thingsy'Ishe demanded. .
"Welb, terroristss killed, the crown
ari princes father, and" s~--- .
Quite suddenly Pepy 1eaped from her
. Ehair. and covered Bobby's mouth with
her hand. flush" she said, and
STARED about her with frightened eyes!
gSlE1ensS Ina whisper: 7FTheysar every
nhee.I- .N6Lbne knows .Who1theX- ere,