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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-11-07
Menoernnge1l lit
@elAdftslofalell
9rei Jirn,en Ser Stabt nDn @ediel
beriibrt. Sin spesereiaeiddft
aebt ein, @riin0ung einer neten
Nppthefe ii, Musiidlt geitellt. NSin.
u. HfeTerle idlieRt 2aben am i,
sSanuar; Nrbes 8rps, siebett uni.

SIM @eIddftsbtertel 9leiD uln1S ltes.
ben oer(6iebene Nenberu1aen bebor,
Die BON berfelben betroffe11en @elhdftSz
inbaber li1o Mn. q. 8fefferle nno
Nrbes Bros., rulb allberoe1n TT ote
@riinbuns ether nellea apotbefe IN
sluslidt eeitellt, lObalo Die beioen iibrtz
oen We61el bis gum |. Sanuar 1920
pollsogen li1lb.
glrbes 8rps. .5ieben nm.
Nrbes Bros., Bic fiinf5ebn Sabre
lana im Yo9el Blpd a11 Ser Nfinnelotaz
5traBe sipil6en ser @riten ll1lb 3tpetz
ten gtorbz z5trobe ei11e erfol9ret6e Npoz
tbefe seiiibrt baben, lperoen gum |.
syanuor bes fon11aenbe11 9abres tn etn
ueues2ofalun15i ieberL ba on bent 9enonnz
ten Sage lire &iinbtgnngSfrtf abgez
la,1fen leilt lpirb. 9te nerben In oaS
BON ibuen por ettpa fiinf Sabren fdufltb
eriporteue alte Boeldgebdube I'M Blod
slpi[den ter grlen glorb= uno Center
5trabe on ter gleiden Seite Ger Wltnz
nelota @trabe ei11SieBen. GS TT lies
oas Sc eldaftslofal, baS gegenndrtig
BON tenn @peSereieeiddft oeS 9err11
ggm. 81. 4fefi erie benubt miro.
9ieue Afutbefe.
c$n fern ben be11 GebriiDer NrbeS
oerdulnten 2ofal >piro eine neue Np0fbefe
eineertdtet ipernel1. gGer Der ooer bte'
@teentii1ner bieies 9rug 9toreS itno,
i1t nod, nidt NIT Gelptbbeit feit5nz.
1tellen, ieoo6 1T 10 piel ii6er, oab eS
Elm i1l ieher Sinii6t mober1ter 2aben
iperoen miro, scr be1t gereleih NIT BEN
be1ten ber 5tabt l1ub beS 9taate8 au8z
aubolten pern1og, 9ie Gtnrt6tung
miro alle11 Nnforb er11ltgen Der g}en5ett
ent{preden.
3iebt ii6 5uriid.
0errn @m. q. Wefferle ipnr0ei aus
eanoS Sftober Sic Mttteilnng 5ngez
itellf, oob iein 2ofal bis gum /. Sannar
1920 qerdun1t feil1 n1iiie. Gr {ab 1t9
{onit pcr tie ylternatiDe geitellt, enfz
,peber lih nad ei1len1 anoeren geetgnez
ten Ylat l1rn3uleben ober auS=
superfaufen. S11 Gr1nanselung etneS
pailenben 2ofalS erti6lob iib Serr
pfefferle, in et1em @peciolperfauf fein
'grobeS Worenlager slt rdunlen llno It'd
ether anoere1t @eiddftsbran6e 3ll5n=
meaben, St best bte Mbii6t, tnS
Ba11fz ooer i1ls Decentralization gu
eeben. Die Breu11be rBillS" peroen
}ein 5tbeioen aus Der Reibe Ser bte}tger
Grocer, benz er IN erfolgrei6er Wetfe
iiber s,p0lf Sabre angeb0rt bat, 1rlr
nit 8eoa,lern ieben unb ibm fir fetn
ferr,ere8 unternebmen, 1paS eS and lei,
sic be(ten Wini6e nit auf ben Weg.
gebe1t.
Sic @ebriiber 9lrbes be9en Bic Nbz
1tdt, in, fonlnenben Triibiabr fiir ibr
neues @elddft I'M Boei6<8lof cine
ponitanbis neue 6ront erri6ten 511
lal1en, Sm Snneren miro nod Dor
benz nn,5us ein nel1er 8oben aus feinen
3ieoel(tei1,den gele9t peroen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-11-07

Gsyraqe BRETT iih nm Mnfbebung oes
Einbaltsbeiebls ieitetts Der Gez.
qieruna. @egenteiltger 5tanoz
punft. &pblenfDrberung beg 9a1t=
oes III ben gseiAfDbl lenarnben I'm
3fpeibrittel bes 9inrnalbe betraas 5nz
riifgegangetl+
g8aibinatol1, 5. gop. Die glez
gierung iiebt iih nod Sen Nusiasen
ibrer gertreter allber 1tanbe, BEN gDrz
56lag Ser orsariiierten Nrbeit ansl=
1leb1ner1, baB ser &oblenitreif bnrf Nnf=
abebnng oes GinbaltsbefeblS 9esen Die
Beanten Ser Ser, @rnbenarbeiter bon
Nmertfa bee1btgt miro. StlfSgeneral
a1lmalt 9lmeS fii11oigte beute IN lbwe{en=
bett bon @eneralantpa1t Dafmer an
.oab Sic Negterune ibren 5tanopunft
nt6t 5u perdnoern Derm0dte, tpetl Der
5tretf et11e gerlebung be8 @eleteS let,
Na6 @ogar Mallace, 8ertreter Der
Ser. @rube1arbetter, fbeoelltet Die Wet=
gerl1ng ber .Negierung, ben @inbaltS@
befebl suriidsu3ieben, etnen laneen
@ampf in ben &oblenielbern, pdbrenb
ietne, 9lufbeburg ben Weg Ddtte ebnen
f0nnen, I'M @tretf In 48 Stll1toen
bet5nlegen.
&DblenfDroern11g gebt 5uriid+
! 9fa6 bel1tige11 Bert6ten bat ser
.9treif Ste Gobfenporberl1ng beS 2a1lbe8
l1m 3tpei Drittel pern1tnbert. Jead
96dtnng bes gt8eprdiioerten Worrotp
pom 11atio11alen &pblenper6a1b 1T 0teS
tdgltde sS6rberung trob be8 NuS=
itanbs BON 425,OO0 gergle1ten at.
1ldbernb 1000, 900 1onnen. Dies TT
etfDa ein 0rtttel Der 1lprn1alen Broollf=
tton be8 2a11te8.
5pringftelo, ST., 5, giop. Die
SninoiS Berglellte fi11b NIT Der feiten
6altrng ibrer Geanten bur6an8 Sl=
frtebe11, oaB alle 8erbaro ofnngen obne
0orbebolte iei1t ntullen, 1pie Grdfoent
QetpiS angefiinoigt bat, Sranf Barz
rintol1, Boriiekr beS 5falafomiteeS Der
Berglenfe lDtpie sRrd1tDe1f De6 ssSHmotsa
Diitrifts, iaate, oab @inbaltSbefebe
3urndge5 fei1l nliiliell, bepor yerH
baalolungetl begina1en f6nnen. Nmfiinfz
ten Sag beS* *gtreifS lino Nn5eid|en por=
banber1 6ab Elm Roblenmangel ntdH
tpett entfernt 1T.
Na6 ben lebten gea6ribten on ben
nationalen &oblenDerbanb, eine Ser
et1igung BON 8efitern, 1T Ste Streifz
lage l11perd1tbert.
i3uriif5iehnng gefDrbert.
Malbington, 5. NoD. 5amnel
@D1npers bennerft IN einer< <Grfldrlng,
bab Sic 3nriid5iebung be8 BON Der Ste
oier1ln9 erldngten @inbaltSbefeblS ben
Weg CUR 8eilegllng be8 &oblenltretf
ebnen tpirb, @on1per8 be5ei6net ben
GinbaltSbefebl als Elm srobes nnre6t
unb alS eil1en groben Tebler. Senn ct
suriidgesoge1l iperbe llrb ba8 Nrbeitsz
amt Sic Bergleute nnb Beitter 81 net
teren Belpre6ungen einlabe, iagte @ornz
perS, 10 iet er iiber5ell9t, ouB eine ebre11=
bate gerltdnoigln9 5llr 8eenotgurg
beS GoblenitreifS suitanbe gebradt 1per=
Ben tonne.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-11-07
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-11-07

5rau glnton &adelmeier 1T nod
lO=td0ige11t glufe1tbalt TT: Seem nln
lpieber nod) ibre111 9eim IN 9tarf
Tomn(btp 5llriidsefebrt. 9te mar bier
Inn Sen Bater, Setter 5inln1et 81 be.
{uden, ser flanf I'M aoretto 9olpital
barnteoerliegt.
Nier iurge 8urf6en aus 9leepp
gpe, Sic alleln Mnldeiae na6 etne gu tn
time Befannti6aft NIT Ser 56napS@
fla1he qen1a6t batte1l, tpllroen BON Der
Boliset 1T 9eunlnlero itder gebraht ll110
em@tabtri6ter porgefiibt. 9ier nnBte1t
ite lid tire 6reibett olr6 3oblun9 BON
$1O.O5, $15.O5, 1no $2O.O5 erfaufen,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-11-07
G;rlbeint aud ii Barib banlts

Ser geriebene gdedfdll llder. Der lte)
@5ontstao por einer Mode bier II Stem
llln su ldafTel1 rnadte unb NIT ether
Beute bon SIS bus 8eite ln0te, bat
lebte gBode ail6 oeridieoenen 3doe11,
III Weanfato unb Saribanlt ei1len Ge=
{ld abeeitattet. gr benuhte oalelbf
Sic qlei6en Rniffe nnb idrieb nlebrere
falIbe 56edS allf Sic glet6en Narlelt
gnber{on unb Berrp auS, NIT Der
ll1terIdrift eines 9lr5te8 Ser 9tabt, ~
Ser e. iid geraoe aufbtelt. Sn Wfa11=
fato ipnl3te er anf bieie Wetie $25 ll1lo
In sSQrtbault SIS lDder 5ll MAIDEN,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-11-07
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ld11D.
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fubtperbpt IN besug auf
Mahrnngs

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+ bespDifbebDro all 8pitn1eifer
= ssre6 8faenber, bic bieier an
4 W1Dntaa bieier @Dde erbieH,
4 beift es, bak Die Deutitle Megiez
= r1tng III Berlin Bic Q8ail Thing gtDner
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\ Sic 5enOutlg bpm geipiiiet Mabz
x rltnas asmitteln 11no &leionngs tut
= ten 1T 9pitpafeten nillt r1eAr gez
= itattet tperbet1 ipir0s
Z 81 De11 IN Der 2iite allfge5dbl
ten eabrl1ng sn1itt teln, bie auf
y = .bieie @eiie 11iAt 1tebr gefdidt
i iuerDen fDnlell, gehDre1l:: 8utfer,
ssyleiid1, 5ped WiebI, 3uder,
gl1lanas Ginger 2satille ntlo
+ &aniar
eesIit besl1a al1f &leiolngg ifiifz
fe iino feine beiDilberen Mngabeil
y y aenlaht jeoud mag iuDbl dt1gez
= 1tDn1ntetl inerbetl, 0dia getragette
Z 5aAen, bie als 2iebesg sgabeil ge
s id)idf iper0etl, 1lidt II benz
]; bDt ei1ge piIen iiito.
aonta bello foIlo ii 6er int11
rillden seiir1e no1l nette EN- soein
|febrfei filr Rlriegs eterollen itdt
Nep lielt BET oiel(ll
0sIsgsnbs
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-11-07

Nugnit @utb u1os Srall ipllrben
,onfanas bieler Mode bur6 Sic Nnfl1nff
eirles frdfttgen &ndbleins erfrellt.
Die Meitglieoer Ser Suul9frauen
sgobalttdf Ser fatboliidee Gir6e bat
ten lebten Don1ler8tag I'M 5dnlbaufe
ei1lei, @allofpe' Ell Geiellf6 sabenn.|
Sin Invertebrates Droer eranl1n, mllr0e
i,p1, oet Ulitglieoerll gelieferf lt11o bet
1,eit Des Nber6B ipllrbe Z ollr9 Sanone' 'e1
/ s@eiellIhoft8lpiele alSgefl Sin feiz
1ler llIllf lpllroe
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-17
LA ESCASEz
De CARBON
:. ES CRITICA
ST NO MEJoRA LA sITUACIoN Ell
GoBIERNo DICTARA oRDENEs
sEvERAs CONTRA Ell
CONSUME

WASHINGTON, diciembre 1o.-Los
funcionarios del gobierno ,estudian con
gran atenci6n los informes sobre La
production del carbon en- los distintos
distritos de La Republica para adoptar
Las medidas que cream mejores con .el
proposito de evitar en- 10 possible que
sc agrave La situaci6n creada por La
escasez.
Case que Sc note disminuci6n en-
la production v que los hderes obre-
ros induzcan los mineros a que no
vuelvan al trabajo, .el Ministerio de
Justicia pondra en- vigor la ley Le-
ver. En- la semana pasada la produc-
cion fu6 menor del Tcincuenta por cien-
to de 10 normal.
A causa de la escasez de combusti-
BILE la 'Pensylvania Rairoad'' Sc pro.
pone reducir ell servicio de trenes en-
un cincuenta por ciento.
Varios fumcionsrios del gobierno di.
cen que case que los mineros no .vuel-
van al .trabajo, este tendra que ha-
cerse cargo de .todo el carbon de la ma.
cion, para su propia y equitativa dis
tribuci0n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-17

oJEDA-sAN JOSE NO. 6. TEL. s55.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-16
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Frederick H. G!llett, Speaker of
the National House of Representa-
tives, born at Westfield, Mass, SO
years ago today. 4-
Earl of Cavan who commanded the
British force operating in Italy in
the late war, born 81 years ago today
Rt. Rev. James d. Morrison, Ep-
iscopal bishop of Duluth, born at
Waddington, N. Y, Is years ago to-
day. "
DIR. Herbert L. Stetson, president
of kalamazoo College, born at
isas'MnFBefedsaOoHfith b IN $
Greene, Maine, 70 years ago today.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-16
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Arrival and Departure of Passenger
Trains, CordeIe Union Depot.
The following schedule figures pub
Iished as information and not guaran
teed:
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-16
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

1919-Eunice p Cutter, reformer
who furnished to john Brown the cart
ridges used in the Oswawatomie fight
born at Warren, Mass. Died there in
1893.
lS6S-Joseph Rirner, governor of
Pennsylvania in the "Buckshot War
d.ed at Carlisle, Pa, Born in Berke
County, Pa, March 25, 1850
President Roosevelt appointed
a commission to investigate and set
lie questions involved in the great
coal strike
19G3-.Dr. John Alexander Dowie, and
$500 Of his followers invaded New
York City.
190G-Mrs Jefferson Davis, widow OF
the President Of the Confederacy
Gied in New York City, Born at
Natchez Miss, May Z, 1926.
1912-Gen Felix Diax raised the
standard Of revolt against the Madero
in Mexico and took pos
session Of Vera Cruz.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-16

The word rabbits" on board a
Cornish fishingIsmacH rrouses the
anger of the crew. Should the word
be uttered as that boat is leaving the
harbor, the speaker would stand a
chance of being hudled overheard as
the mere mention Of rabbits is believ
ed to destroy all chances of catch.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-16
TODAY'S EVENTS

Centenary of the birth OF Austin r.
Pike. United States senator from
new Hampshire.
s Rt Rev. James d. Morrison, Epis-
copal bishop of Duluth, today cele-
brates his 18th birthday anniver-
sary.
H. r. H. the Prince of Wales and
his party are to pay a visit today to
the town of Cobalt, Ontario.
Organization of the New Mexico
chapter of the American Legion is to
be perfected at convention today
in Albuquerque
Founders Day is to be celebrated
today at Drew Theological Seminary
with Bishop William A. Quayle as
the orator.
The Worlds Cotton Conference
which has held forth in New Or
leans this week is to conclude to.
night with a banquet at which promi.
ncnt. speakers will be heard.
The sixteenth annual convention
of the Real Estate Association of the
State Of New York win convene in
New York City today for session
of three days. i- a"...'
The present high prices of leather
and leather raw stock will furnish
the chief subject of discussion at the
annual convention of the Tanners
Council Of America, WITCH is to day
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-16

19i4-lGermans occupied Ostend, ia
nous Belgian seaport town.
1915-iGreat Britain declared war on
Bulgaria
-EDtente Powers recognized pro
visional government set up by form
er Greek Promier Venezelos.
19l7-British under Field Marshal
Haig continued a vigorous offensive
r.
in Flanders.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-16
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
SMITH AND GRESHAM

FLAWYERS-Practice in State and
Federal Courts Farm F.oans
Negotiated.
oneaI Building CordeIe Ga
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-16

Over a thousand years ago the
famous mosque of st Sophia, in Con-
stantinople, was built with mortar
mixed with musk and the odor of
the latter still exists.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-16
ONE YEAR AOO;N 'TtE WAR

British crossed zth' Lys, between
Armcntieres and Menin.- g 80 F'$Ai
Allied -froces repuisa nHO,shevik
attacks on bank of tEe Btins.
British cavalry occupied TiipOiL
50 rileseno OF Beirut. .rl
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-16

in Chicago. wa "a u u y ... q -
Dr. r.. Bruce Taylor is totbeslqfma
ly installed today n as Principal q
Queens University, Kingston, b onts
and at the same time, q. w. Beatty,
president Of the Canadian Psciiie
Railway, will be inducted into the
Chancellorship' OF the university. Ff y
n A monument erectesd BY the vef,, Etas1'
mont Society OF the Soas A.ofitAass
American Revolution is TO be- ded5ss.
Gated. at Wilmington, vt, today Stgg ~
mark the site of the home Of: Thoniss
.chittendep, the first governor Of ttlsf' titlssf'
State. ,&'3. 81
The annual convention Of the Sqsrj Sgr
ciety of ST. vincent de FIsa,iII9' RAlel y 4!
combines the meetings of the satsss;
ior Council of the United States atlt i
Of the members from the several ses9
- . . ,= = NE
tions of the country, will be heldEtol.
days at Detroit. s.tl@ ~ 4 tjjtas 5 w g
At the call OF the American niar!ags''
facturers Export Association = iaHegs aHgs
eial conferences is to itesopensinEff ffewsi
York City today to consider practiEsaaE
plans for. establishing andy msins4lsp..s n.
ing favorable trade r. relaticns With sgl.s
the new nations created by the pease.
treaty. ---.4,. 80 S;T
lelEA x.gatFs.s, .,eeSsssb!iss !iss
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-16
Rhellr1iatist1ls

;s completely washed ont Of the system b1|
he celebrated Shivar Mineral Wdset: esi
itiyely guaranteed by meseyil q ifse e & sas
Tastes fine; costs a tribe. DeiiyersG any
where by our Cordele Agents, Heata GtS
cery Co. Phone them.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-16

Turtles lay sfron3 "a l1undredsana
fifty to two hundred eggs al . tiheaS
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-16

Probably: the first THROWN s.intc4si
cant was the ferrhsntsi mix IL mar
es, ana 1t III at ithe present tffhe u
favoriate with the Tartar. 4 Il !
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-10
SteeIs And Other Standard
Shares We're Weak Today

New York Jan. 10.-The New Yorl
Evening Sun financial review today
says:
That the reactionary mos.--ent
which set in at the close of yesterday 's
session should carry further today wai
not unnatural, in view of the weakened
technical position created by several
days of advancing prices for special
ties. 1t was noticeable that steels,
equipments and other standard shares
which have not participated in the rise
in other quarters of the market were
about as weak today as any of the re-
cent favorites. In view Of the back.
wardness of the rails and steel stocks,
it was not surprising that traders aban-
doned for the time being their efforts
to mark up spec. ilties and took profits
in the particular stocks which have
been under exploitation for the past
week or so.
Wat movements there were in prices
from special causes for there
was nothing new in the way of general
bearing on securities.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-10
THE DAILY CAPITAL JouRN
WIRELESS TELEPHONY.

The aviation service Of the United States army has
for time been using wireless telephone apparatus
that enables man in an airplane to talk with other
aviators, with his headquarters down on EARTH to
distance of 100 miles 1t was reported shortly before
President Wilson's departure for Europe that he used
of these Marvellous instruments during an arplane
parade in Washington and that avator up in the clouds
had maneuvered in instant obedience to his spoken orders
This one of the almost countless gains of the war;
The invention worked out under the stress of conflict for
military use will be applied undoubtedly to ordinary
purposes of life.
If the wireless telephone can be used from airplanes
it likewise be used from moving trains and ships---n
fact from any 'front.' stationary moving to any other
point within the affected radius. That radius is sure
to be increased with the practical of the apparatus
and if it proves possible to adjust the instruments
to insure privacy matter how many conversations may
be going on at once, the benefits will be incacuabe.
1t may be possible before many years for any perso1
to carry complete telephone outfit in his pocket, and
talk at will to any other person within several hundred
miles.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-10
SAYS COLD WEATHER
BRINGS RETURN OF
INFLUENZA
Public Must Be Careful to Avoid a
Second Epidemic. Easier to Pre-
vent Than Cure. What to Do

Encouraging reports Of the fewer
cases of influenza in this vicinity
should not allow us to relax our vigil
lance or>to become careless in the be-
lief that the danger is all over,' says
well known authority. With the com
ing Of cold weather there is apt to be-
return of this frightful epidemic and
its seriousness will depend on the ex-
tent of the precautions, taken by the
public, to prevent infection.
When the air is full of influenza
germs, you may be constantly breath
ing them into your nose and throat.
But their danger may be avoided and
you may make yourself practically i'm
mune to infection if you destroy the
germ before it actually begins work in
your blood.
During the recent seriots epidemic,
which hit Salem so hard, most success
full results were obtained by many .nru
the simple breathing into the nose,
throat and lungs of the indicated air
of oil of Hyomei Probably no bet
ter, safer or more sensible preeaution
against influenza, grippe, coughs, colds
bronchitis or catarrh of the nose and
throat could be employed than to go
now to the nearest drug store and get
a complete Hyomei outfit consisting
of a bottle of the pure Oil of Hyomei
and little vestpocket hard rubber in
haling device into which q few drops
of the oil are poured.
Carry this inhaler with you during
the day and each half hour or so put it
in your mouth and draw deep breaths
Of its pure healing germicidsl air into
the passages of your nose, throat, and
lungs to destroy any germs that may
have found Judgement there. This sim
pie precaution may save you serious
illness and the loss Of several weeks
work. 1t is pleasant to use and not at
all expensive as the inhaler viii fast
lifetime and further supplies of the
Oil of Hyomei can be had 1T any drug
store for few cents.
Hundreds of people in this vicinity
used Hyomei in this way during the
recent crisis and avoided danger. They
should not neglect it now fcs the dan
ger is by no means over.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-10

noticed, and resented.
{" He doesn t seem glad a bit," sh,
said to herself, "and he is usually Sc
cnthusiastic over the soldiers" THAI
Mandel had made an effort to show hi:
sympathy with her in her joy as he had
in her anxiety, she could not know. o.
that he had taken himself to account
more sternly than she could or would
do, because Of the realization of his
fGilLfe.
But Ruth soon forgot everything save
that Brian was once more all right. In
his letter he had not mentioned Mollie
and neither had MoIlte been his nurse
whe,. he was wounded and unable to
write. "Mary Giddings" had been the
name signed to. the letter written by
the nurse. Ifs.H n
Ruth was joyous over the idea that
Mollie had not been with Brian in his
illness. But her joy was short lived.
In Brian s second letter he said:
"It was dreadful to be lying there,
having that plain looking woman for
a nurse-though she did her best-and
to know that Mollie was taking care Of
some fellow who probably didn t appre-
ciate her. i think / fretted more over
not having Mollie nurse me than I did
over my wounds. I have seen her twice
since | left the hospital. You can i'm
agine my finding fault because she was
MT with me- Just as though she could
run from one hospital to another ~ ner
own sweet will Just because some fool
ish homesick fellow wanted her.
"'We took long walk together late
Yesterday afternoon when she was off
duty. We talked-now that l think of
it-prineipally of you and the kiddie.
No one knows how I long to see you
both. If the Huns don It do better than
they did this time I shall see you. and
tell you how I love you both. Your
husband and the kiddie's dad. "
Tomorrow-Tn Helping Another,
Ruth Herself is Helped