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catre toti fratii Romini din Sa-
lem, Ohio 81 jur.
Franti Romini!

lem, Ohio 81 jur.
Franti Romini!
Patrunsi de cea mai curata
dragoste fata de neamul nostru
greu incercat 81 tot odata din
dune seama de sfinta datorinta
ce Mise impune in aceste zlle,
precum 81 de sarcina ce MIS- a
dat 81 de legamintul ce ne-am
luat in Congresul Rominilor, IT,
nut in ziua de 5 Iunie 1918. in
orasul Youngstown, Ohio, grain
catre toti in a caror pepturi bate
O inima romineasca. Fratii Ro-
mini din loc 81 jur sumt rugati cu
totii a lua parte la:
Marea 81 frupoasa adunare popo-
rala,
pc care Societatea ,,Leul" o con-
voaca pc ziua de 4 August 1913.
Scopul acestei adunari popora-
le va fl: Pentru Sc constitui Q
sectiune a Ligei Rationale Romi-
ne, in care vor face parte toti
fratii Romini din l0c 81 jur.
LOcul adunarei va ii in hala
Societatii ,,Leul'' din la Depot
Str, Salem, Ohio. Deschiderea a.
dunarei va ii de catre d-nul pre-
sedinte George N. Bodarnea, la O.
rele 1.30 p. III. precis.
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No. l. ,.hviersa" Clark Str. sos.
Mantins Fairy, Ohio.
No. ;. ,,vulturul". 315-7th Ave-,
V. Homestead, Pa.
No. 3. ,,Transilvxnsana" p o. B.
lat, Indiana Harbor, Ind.
No. 1. ~ Dacis Traianx", P. o. B.
1913, Newark, Ohio.
No. :. ,,Albina", 1920 Jefferson
Str, New Castle, Pa, Bell
Phone 1485-W.
No. 9. .,Leul", ia Depot Street,
Salem, o.
No. IL. ~. r. Ard. b Trans" +,
P. o. B. 995, Alliance, O.
No. u. ,,Negru vodx" 242 Helen
Str, McKees Rocks, Pa.
No. 13. carol I-iu", P. o. B.
323 Ellwood City, Pa.
No. IA. ,,Transilvania", 918 N.
Darr Ave., Farrell, Pa,
Phone: Bell 1347.
No. Is .,Horia, Closca q Crigan" 4,
P. O. B. 157, GAINESVILLE, O..
No. II. ,Carpatina", 1903 w. So
Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
No. Is. ,,Dacia Rominx", 2192
Central Ave., Cincinnati, O..
No. 10. ,Upia Traianx", P. o. B..
141, Erie, Pa.
No. q. ,,Steaua Romind", 6l3 W..
Washington Str, Indiana
polls, Ind.
No. % ,,Mihai viteaxul'', P. O..
B. 73, Follansbee, w. Va.
No. %. Ammonia, 1919 Gratiot
Street, St. Louis, Mo.
No. 30. ,,Traian gi Avram Iancu
Regele Muutilor", 1922
9th Str. N. E., Canton, O..
No. 50. ,,Printu1 Carol al Romi-
niei' P. o. B. $40, Zelie-
nople, Pa, Bell Phone 80
r.
No. 33. ,,Columbus'', Liberty
Pharmacy, 9th & Sarah
Str. s. s. Pittsburp. Pa.
No. 81. ,Tirnoveana", P. O. B.
129, Torrington, Conn.
No. Al. .Cuxa Vod1'', P. O. B.
81, Massillon, o.
70. 42. ,,Drapelul Romin", P. o.
B. %, Struthers, Ohio.
No. 43. ,,sentinela Rominx" 81
Graeter Street, Fort Way
ne, Ind.
No. A. ,,Augustina'', Box 112,
Sta. 2, st. Paul, MINI.
No. 45. ,,Avram Iancu", 261 w.
81 Str, New York, N. Y.
No. 46. IN. Tilipescu", p. 0. b.
3O7, Madison, III.
No. 4S. nDe9tsaptx-ts 1omins" 4,
IT'S Franklin Str, Detroit,
Mich.
No. 49. ,,Libertatsa", 2. o. B.
302. Lisbon, Ohio,
No. 81. Stefan osl Mare, P. O.
B. 127, Garret, Ind.
No. SO. ,,S-ta Maria", 40 M. II.
1O45, Scalp Level, Pa.
No. So. ~. s. TreicoloruI 81 Inde-
pendentG Romind', 1908
Adams Str, Gary, Ind.
No. 81. ,,Muresaua" p. O. b. 800,
Harrisburg, Pa.
No. IS. ,,Gloria Rominx", p. O.
B. 63, Weirton, w. Va.
No. IS. ,,Dr. Vaailie Lucaciu", P.
O. B. 1913, Clinton, Ind.
No. SO. ,,S-tul George, 419 Da-
Wis Str. Watertown, N. Y.
No. 60 ,,Biruinta", p. O. B. .,
Wren, Ohio.
No. 81. Tara 0ltului", r. o. B.
"a. New Philadelphia. O.
No. 62 ,,R0minia Liberd", p. o. B.
399, F. Park Station, Ak
ron, 0.
No. e3. .Printul Nicolas" p. O.
r B. 81. Bridgeport, o.
No. s.. ,,Lumina 3i Progresul 1o-
min, P. O. B. 1899. Wood
lawn pa phnno Poll OQ1 u
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Rdspunsul Sc "a da numai prin
un nwme snchipuit, s. pemtru a.
coperi cheltuielile Gu nsdrci posta-
le 81 hsrtie, d0rit0rsi sunt rugati a
pane o marcd de $ cent?. = fntse-
bdrile Sc DOR adresd la 281 Farms
WOrth, Detroit, Mich.
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Societatea ,,Printul Carol al
Rominiei'' din Columbus. Ohio.

-Convoaca pc toti membrii sal
din loc 81 jur, Gu simtamint de
Romin adeyarat, a lua parte la
adrmarea generala, care Sc va IL
nea in ziua de IL August 1918, la
orcle 2 p. m. in hala d-lui Me
Keens, vis-a-vis de Buckeye.
Aceasta intrunire va fl numai
il numai pentru lmirea tuturor
Rominilor din Columbus, Ohio
ilipirea de marea organizatic Ii
ga 'Nationala Romma din Anne
rica.
Prezidiul.
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ADUNAREA PoPoRALA

-
care Sc va tinea Dumineca, 4 Au-
gust 1918, la orele 2 dupa amiazi,
n localul fratilor Capatina 81
Chiperiu, care. c 81 localul de in
tr,nlire al Societatii u. r. Ard.
& Trans
Timpulile grele. 81 critice prin
.aer trece astazi omenimea in
.reaga, pretindc 81 de la moi eel
lin lumca noua fapte.
Singcle fratilor nostri din Ro.
Minia liberia de odinioara. care
"a varsat prin vaile Carpatilor,
pcntru ca sd ne dea dreptul dc
, viata mai buna 81 mai omeneas-
"a. he striga noua celor de aici
lin lumea asia moua: ,,Fratilor
faceti-va datoria''
Erate Romine!
Daca esti Romin adcvarat. da-
"a simti 81 cugeti curat romlnes-
e, daca-ti ilrbesti neamul din ca,
re faci parte, atrlnci datoria d.
ale ca atare ON ca sd lei part
a adunarea 9ceaSta 81 sd te in
scrii numai decit membru in =.
"a Nationala" Asemenea datoria
l-talc de Romin curat 81 cinstit
'ste ca sd indemni 81 pc altii Cd
l-ta. daca sa poate cit mai multi
>a Sc prezinte la adunare.
Avem cea mai buna Ocazie 81
eel mai potrivit timp de a he do
yedi lOialitatea nOastra fata de
.eara care he adaposteste in sinul
i. In speranta ca he vom .intilnl
III tOtii. la acea adunarc, am ra-
mas pima la, intilnire, salutindu-
va GU dragoste de frate:
Comitetul de pregatire.
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pc dOamna Ana Albu din Sura
Mare. Cinc-i site adresa este ru-
gat scrie la:
Lazar Mindrean, 6609 Herman
Ave-, Cleveland, Ohio.
(73-74)
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IAN ERIC n"
SINCURUL ZIAR ZILN MIC in STATEIE''
UNITE 81 CANADA.

Gel mai raspndit ziar romnesc. Gel mai mare 81 Gel
mai cautat zar pentu ca este scrs nelesu poporu
lui nostru.
Ziarul AMERICA" are peste 0O0OO de cetitori: q
deci prn acest ziar ave sngurul moc de reclama ca
negustor romin y
Daca strelnii ne cauta zarul penru asi face recaa
find mutum de rezultate de oare Dvoastra ca ne
gustor romin va rezervat loc pentru anunt in
ziarul America? 4
St foarte bine ca recama este sufletul comertuui
Americana numa in felu progreseaza pentru
ca FAC recaa! Dec nu mai intirzat ci imedat cere in
formatiile necesare de la Administratia ziaruui
Daca Comercianti nostri Sc ping ca nu le merge
aacere cauza este ca nu sunt cunoscui cunosnta Gu
pubcul romn nu poate face fara nua prin reclamx
Decl daca ve ca afacerie Sd mearga bine puneti IN
nunt in xiarul America 81 Yeti ii saur AZ ishfndx
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catre fratii Romini din Alliance
Ohio 81 jur fara deosebire.

Patrunsi dc cea mai malta sim
pate fata de tara noastra adop-
iva 81 din curata dragoste fata
"a de neamul nOstru rOminesc,
pentru a putea dovedi loialitatea
loastra fata de aceasta mare re-
publica, care lupta pentru demo
cratic 81 libertatea tuturor pO-
ooarelor asuprite, contra duSma-
nilcr nOstri seculari, convOcam pc
to%; Rnmin;; aJovSraf; la
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hrilor fondatori 81 raportul dele
gatului de la adunarea generals
Unlunei care a Representa- So
cletatca nOaStra la acea aduna-
re. Absentee nemotivate sc vor
pedepsi conform statutelOr.
Prezidiul.
Societatea Augustine" din st.
Paul. MINI. = Convoaca pc toti
mcmbrii sal d lua parte la sedin-
ia gcnerala. care sc va tinea Du-
mineca, 4 August 1918, in hala
fratelui Nicolae Lazaruica din
Front Str. ST. Paul. Mimi. La a.
ccasta adunare vOr Fl mai multe
chestii foarte importante de re-
zoivat, deci rugam Gu insistenta
pc .tntis-fratii uleMhriEsa nu lipsi
de la aceasta adunare. Absentelp
ncmotivatc Sc vor pcdepsi con-
form statutefOr.
Prezidiul.
Societatea ,,Avram Iancu" din
New York. = Convoaca pc toti
membrii sal lua parte la sedin-
ia ordinara, care Sc va tinea in
ziua de 3 August la orele s p. m.
Toti membrii sunt rugati lua
parte la aceasta Sedinta, find
chestnut foarte importante de
rezo'vat
in scpcial( va fl alcgcrca unui
comitet pentru Liga Nationala
ROmina Americana. care ne este
datorinta tuturor\ fratilor Ro-
mini he tinea Gu trup 81 suflet
de maretul scop.
Prezidiul.
Societatea ,.Rominia Libera"
din Akron, Ohio. = Convoaca pc
toti membrii sal lua parte la a.
dunarca gcnerala lunara, care Sc
Va tinca Dumineca, 4 August
1918, la orcle 2 p. M. precis, in
hala Socictatii din 124l Sweitzer
Ave. Toti membrii sunt rugati Gu
staruinta tinea seama de hota-
rirea Societatii din 2 Iunie 1918.
ca ficcare membru sd fie prezent
la cetirea listei.
Prezidiul.
Societatea ,Nicolae Filipescu"
din Madison, III. = ConvOaca pc
toti membrii sal a lua parte la
scdinta lunara, care sc va tinea
Dumineca, 4 August 1918, in ha-
la Societatii din al S-lca 81 Wa
shington Ave-, Madison, ILL.,. la
orelc 2 p. III. Absentele nemotiva-
to Sc vor pcdepsi conform statu-
tclor.
Prezidiul.
Societatea ,,Desteapta-te Romi-
me- din Detroit, Mich. - Con-
voaca pc toti mcmbrii sal lua
partc la sedinta generala extra
drdinara, care Sc va tinea Dumi-
Heca, 4 August 1918, la orele 2
p. m, in hala Chcne din Monroe
Ave. Avilld mai multe chestnut
foarte importante de rezolvat i'll
irccare va Fl 81 complectarea co
nlitetulni. Asemenea sunt rugati
fratii guardieni de q nu lipsi de
la accasta sedinta. Toti fratii
,ncmbrii sunt rugati Fl prczenti
Ia aceasta sedinta la orele mai
sus fixate. sAbsentele nemotivate
Sc vor pedepsi conform <statu-
ltelor.
rrssidiuL
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Societatea ,.Vasile Stoica" dil
Kokomo. Ind. Conyoaca 10,

Kokomo, Ind. = Convoaca pe
toti membrii sal lua pate la a.
dunarea generala. care Sc va IT,
nca in ziua de 4 August 1918. La
aceasta adunare vOr Fl mai multe
chestii foartc importante dc re-
zolvat, intre care va Fl 81 darea
lie scama de la inscricrea mem
hrilor fondatori 81 raportul dele
gatlllui de la adunarea generalS
a Unl,lncl care a repreZentat So
cietatca noaStra la acea aduna-
re. Absentee nemotivate sc vor
pedepsi conform statutelOr.
Prezidiul.
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- - De ale -
Solicitation.

Societatea ,,fnvierea" din Mar
tins Ferry, Ohio. Convoaca pc
toti membrii sal, cit 81 filialele
sale lua parte la sedinta lunara,
care Sc va tinea in ziau de Au-
gust 1918, la orele 1.30 p. M, in
hala de sub solul bisericei din
Clark Street, No. sos.
Tot odata sunt rugati toti acei
frati Romlni care doresc a deveni
ca membrii al Societatii noastre,
sa bine voiasca Sc prezenta la
aceasta sedinta, unde Gu drag
vor Fl primiti iii mijlocul nostru.
Prezidiul.
Societatea Tara oltului' din
New Philadelphia, Ohio. - Con-
voaca pc toti membrii sal din loo
81 jur lua parte la sedinta ge-
ncrala extra ordmara. care Sc va
tinea in ziua de 4 August 1918.
la orele $50 a. M, in localul So
cietatii din PAP w. st. Calir Str.
Avind mai multe puncte impor-
tante de rczolvat la accasta Sc
dinta, sunt rugati toti fratii mem
bril- lua parte.
Absentee nemotivate sc vor
pedepsi conform statutelor.
Prezidiul.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-24
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
BY ADELE GARRISON

desperate people and would not stop
at murder if they could escape there
by. The plan had been for everybody
but Ernest and Otto to get away as
quickly as possible, but that plan
might have been changed.
However, I had no choice. No mat
ter who lurked upon the stairs or be-
low, l must make the attempt to get
to the side of the young officer talk
ing with Ernest.
I took the small pistol Nine. Hofer
had put into my coat and put it into
the pocket of my skirt, where I could
use it at an jnstant's notice in an
emergency. Then Kidding myself Of
the last Vestige of the bonds which
Nine. HOfcr had put on me, I crept
as noiselessly as T could to the door
and with infinite precaution fitted the
skeleton key she had thrust down my
neck into the lock of the door.
A Daring Plan.
The lock had been we'll oiled and
the key turned in it easily and with
out noise. 7 swung the door open
slowly, then as I saw no one on the
staircase, hurried down the steps tic
a little sheltered recess near the hall
door.
There T stopped for a moment tc
plan my next move, for the daring
plan had flashed upon me to effect the
capture of Ernest and Otto, If it We're
possible to do so. before Ernest had
the chance to give the agreed signal
of destruction to Otto.
I looked around furtively, carefully
but the whole place seemed deserted
And then I made a sudden rash re-
solve. Ernest was standing facing
the lieutenant and ha d his back to me
J would listen to their conversation
and seize the psychological moment to
carry out my purpose.
The recess had a easement window
which. fortunately for me, was half
open. I could hear what the men
were saying without being visible my
self.
How long ago did you say the lady
left?" the officer was asking. TN,
afraid I didn't listen carefully
enough
! About 20 minutes Ernest an
swered, pleasantly enough, but be-
traying to my ear strong evidence Of
anxiety.
And which way did she go?"
Over in that direction, to the
| road Ernest replied glibly.
| The officers face didn't change ex-
| preston, but for some reason, call Il
| occult, telepatbic, Or what YOU will
! I knew that Ernests answer hai
| startled him, and that for the first
! time he began to suspect the ferret.
! faced youth.
/ But his tone was nonchalance Itself
| as he continued:
please pardon me for asking sc
many questions. but I don't see where
J l., -.
! pen to notice whether she had a bull
| terrier with her."
Ernest didn't hesitate:
! "Oh, yes, the bologna was with her
| He wouldn't leave her"
From the rear OF the house came 4
long drawn howl as of a dog In rage
and pain.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-24
PIRATE PICTURE ON
SCREEN AT FOX'S

Miss Peggy Hyland, the William
Fox star. scored a hit today in her
new photoplay Peg O. the Pirates"
at Fox's.
Peg O. the Pirates" is a costume
picture of pirates bold and a young
lady who quite mastered the villain
Gus band until her lover came to the
rescue. 1t has q supply of comedy,
pieces of meiodrama and consider
able sentiment. Peggy Hyland is an
attractive Peg and the old fashioned
gown she wears the greater part of
the film is a pretty setting for a
pretty face. Peg O. the Pirates" is
picture rich in atmosphere of by
gone days. The pirate crew with
Captain Bones and his hooked right
arm might have stepped from the
deck of a real outlaw shipper from
Peter Pan" The fight between the
pirate crew and the rescuing party is
very exciting and effectively done.
The story deals with the governor OF
The Carolinas who is giving a be-
trothal party to his daughter Peg.
He is planning on marrying her to
q friend of ancient vintage, whereas
Peg is in love with a. poor poet,
Terry. Pirates break up the recep-
IOn ana carry on reg captive.
Captain Bones considers her his spe-
cial prey. The pirate mate resents
tho disorder into which Peg throws
the ship and is ever DESTROYS of
killing her. When her plight grows
dangerous she feigns death. She is
carried ashore and is about to be
buried when she fools the pirates into
believing that she is her own ghost.
All goes we'll for a time until the
mate discovers her deception. And
from then on peg O. the Pirates"
is a succession of thrills, Miss Hy-
1a nd doing the best work of her ca
reer. Episode No. of THE Woman
in the Web" commences with Jack
and the Princess again in the hands
of the Japanese cavalry. The lat
ter are attacked by a. band of Korean
ba ndits and in the tussle Jack and
his sweetheart again escape, this time
down the side Of the mountain in an
automobile. Action is fast and
furious in this. the fifth chapter of
All already blood-tingling serial.
Billie West in "The Handy Man an
uproarious two-reel comedy and Mutt
and Jeff supply the laughs and Pathe
News the timely world happenings to
a highly entertaining bill.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-24
HOUSEHOLD NOTES

If an iron is allowed to get red
hot, 1t will never retain the heat SD
we'll again.
Leftover chicken can be served in
patties
scalloped celery is a good lunch
con dish.
Apple sauce is nice served with
baked beans
Cold mashed potato may be added
to doughnuts
Cold cereal can be mixed with the
corn bread batter.
Always study your house before
buying new furniture.
The white of an egg makes a good
application for a burn
Shortening for pie crust should be
cut into the -four
A. good vegeta BILE stew can be mad a
with brown beans, carrots, turnips
and onions
Every family of five persons should
buy three quarts Of milk before buv-
ing any meat.
Inc finer YOU crush the ice for
the freezer the more quickly the ice
cream will freeze.
The kitchen linoleum will shine if
gone over with skim milk after tn q
ordinary washing.
A slice of potato will clean white
oil cloth that has been marked with
hot cooking utensils.
The milk bottles should be taken
from the doorstep the moment the
milk man leaves them.
choose Ceylon tea for people who
like cream in it and orange pekoe for
those who like lemon
Paper napkins and paper dishes
will tighten The work for the house.
keeper in hot weather.
Children's seersucker play clothes
which need no ironing are a great
help to busy housekeeper.
There is no reason for wasting
even the rlnd Of the bacon. It will
flavor boiled cabbage as we'll as the
end that cannot be sliced
Apples baked individually should
De cored and the spaces flied with
chopped raisins or dates.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-24

the winsome, sweet little star of the
''Follies' acting as official guide.
Miss Pennington was at her best
at the Lyceum when she whisked be-
fore the eyes of her watchers the
form Of NAM; pride of the alley,
sttunch friend, daredevil light
hearted trouble-making Nan, always
In the center Of trouble, and always
getting out. Sunshine Nam in which
she made her bow yesterday and
again last evening is one of those
fresh pictures that relieves the tired
and makes happy the youthful
Not but that there are some tense
moments. Sunshine Nan" while
productive of some comical situations
and shows the diminutive star in
splendid advantage as a coincidence
also gives Miss Pennington opportun-
1ty to display her dramatic ability
And she came through in wonderful
style, too, it might be added. For two
more days, today and tomorrow, sun
Lyccum by this girl. No one who
enjoys good laugh, a. lesson in what
a girl will do for a, man she loves,
and general all-around splendid
| motion picture can afford to miss
Miss Pennington.
On the vaudeville bill today and
tomorrow will be Frank Franc. in a.
musical act. Harvey & France in a
pleasing attraction, and Gillette's
animals in Fun in a, Bowling Alley
ono of the best animal acts ever seen
ir, the city.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-24
SIDE TALKS
ny RUTH CAMERON
Do Women Lack This Sense?
ny RUTH CAMERON

I heard a man making fun of
women for their lack of sense Of
direction, the other day
Il don't know how my wife ever
found her way about before we were
married." he said She'll go to a
place with me three or four times,
and then when she goes alone she
has to get full directions from me-
That woman has a much less keen
sense of direction than man, is, I
think, an undeniable fact.
Could You Find Your Way?
Of course, there are men who lose
their way, but take five men and five
women through a maze of woodland
paths and there might pc one man
who had lost his bearings and one
woman who had kept them.
The man who was laughing at his
wife, added that he thought it was
funny that woman should be so stu
pid when they tried to do anything
by themselves, 1t showed their
minds, etc.-you know what anything
in which woman differs from a
wants his wife ito stay home and
darn his stockings.
Myself, l don't think it is a sign Of
stupidity on woman's part. Nor do I
think it is funny.
Woman Has Always Been Supposed
To Follow.
For centuries, man has broken the
paths and woman has followed him
in them. Woman hasn't needed a
New Britain herald., 1918-05-24

leaves the burden of finding how to
get there and of conducting the ex-
ped1tlon, to him. Why shouldn't she?
He wouldn't like it if she didn't. Nat
urally, then, when she is called on
to go over the same route alone. she
doesn't know as much about it as If
she had Tended for herself.
He Prophesied That Women Would
Never Drive Automobiles!
In the early days of autom billing.
a, man once told me positively that
women would never go in for driving,
to any extent, for this reason.-that
they have so little sense OF direction.
You know what kind of prophet he
has proved.
And in this connection, there is
one thing that a woman can do with
much better grace than a man. If
she isn't sure about a direction, she
can ask the way. And, apparently,
a man can't. If there is som ething
feminine about a lack of sense of
direction, there is som ething equally
masculine about a lack Of common
sense in asking for directions.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-24

sense of direction, and she hasn't
developed it. She had brains a-plen-
ty to have developed that power, but
nature does not develop powers that
aren't called for. And woman's
function has always been to follow,
not to lead.
could tell that man how his wife
found her way before she met him I
knew her, in those days. and she
found her way about by applying her
intelligence (Which is just as keen
as his) to the matter.
But, now that she is married, if
she goes anywhere with him, she
New Britain herald., 1918-05-24
|pw Long Ago Did You Say the
Lady Ieft?'

NV Ago bAu Iou uAC
Lady Left?"
selief-blessed, utterable-seized
as l saw in the inn yard below
tall, lanky figure of the young
~ officer who had befriended me-
/ the unpleasant incident of the
ley car.
lis presence there, of course, might
an accident; but. absurd as the
bry was, I couldn't help the con-
%ure that he had found out where
Xknt, and, remembering that l must
miles from home with no chance,
account of Pete, of taking the troll
had come back to offer me the
ttesy of his car.
forgot that l had never seen him
| the trolley incident. It seemed,
er. as if he We're an old friend
e to my aid. And how wonderful
las to see an honest American face
lad of the plotting creatures who
imprisoned me!
saw Ernest hurry from the house
go UP to the young officer; saw
greeting, perfunctory upon the Of
s part, full of furtive watchful-
on the SI0S Ol INC ltIISI-toSSeA
h.
bid then 7 realized that l could not
word they were saying.
must do something, and that I'M
ately for. of course. if the Off
we're asking for me, Ernest would
all knowledge of my where
ts.
Nadge Ventures Down.
aced the situation with milling
determined nerves. If Otto had
ed Ernest. he was safely out of
way. for he would be busy at his
bn in the wireless, ready to blow
he whole thing if Ernest should
him the word.
were the others all gone? Upon
nswer to that question rested not
my life, perhaps. but that of the
officer below, for these were
New Britain herald., 1918-05-24

Net embroidered in high relief is g
favorite trimming of French lingerie
New Britain herald., 1918-05-24

Triple cooked sufficiently tender is
an excellent meat. Broil it, spread
with butter and chopped parsley.
When saving for any particular
purpose try dropping the money into
a tiny bank or box, with a slit in it,
at set times
New Britain herald., 1918-05-24
News For Thedter60erS and Women Readers
SUNSHINE MAN, AT
LYCEUM THEATER

Back to the days of their child
hood when they travelled with their
gang" and anyone outside of that
gang was no good. when care and
trouble were words unknown and en-
tirely outside of their category hun
dreds of people at the Lyceum yes
to-day afternoon and last evening
again trod the paths of boyhood and
girlhood days, with Ann Pennington