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Washington Journal., 1919-01-03

genblid unterbre9s. Sd finbe ba uu>
ter meinen pdpieren einen Brief, Der
Sic unb Die ii6rige @efeli4oft Oiels
Iei9t Elm penig interefiiert, bebanbelt
er oo4 Elm dbnli6es Sbemo, als bas
BON ,S6nen bersgts. @9 bite, &urt,
0u bait pie[ei9t 6ie Site. bos 8ils
lett ~3irfulieren gu lo1en. IS 1T
meme Sanhf9rift.
Dos 8inett tponbert bon elmer
Sunb CUR onhern. Sober, Der es GEE
Ie7sn. brt9t in i9oIenbes @eld4ter
aus unb 9ibt es nit un%oerbobIener
S9abenfreube fpeiter. Die 9ausber>
rim min ben &un0louf inbibieren.
no9oem Ie ou9 &enntnis BON benz
Snbalt genommen, ober auf bic bita
tenben 8Iide Der ganaen @eIeai4oft
bin 9ibt iie bas 8rief9en o9feloudtnb
peiter. Sang 5uleBt gelangt es an
6rau 9roFeFor 6oltenblid. 8Gb<
renb fie lieIf, berrf9t an Der sar5en
Snfel cine atemIoie Spannung, bic
Serrsn bliden psrIegcn in ibre 8ein>
glGIer, sic Oomen lugen DertoHlen
no9 Der 2eIerin biniiber, bic 5rau
4mtsgeri4tsrat ma9t Ii9 eifrig on
einem Nebentif64en gu T3dffen. Nur
Washington Journal., 1919-01-03

Die profeTorin pc91sIt .ir1en osrs
Itdnonisinnigen Bid nit ibrem
S6Gterden".
rSebr bubI9 in Der Rei9sbnupts
Itoot. ni6t pabr? 3umol. penn mon
c%nngenebme Geieuf9oft bat"
rN1erbin9s."
rMertpiirbig. in nie uieGen Slit
Ten uns bic 9erlinsr ii6er Iino! Gum
8eifpiel bieIs SuipeIierlGOen ="
,4t ia, in Berlin touft man gana
nette So9en."
rMsinen @ie9 Bar erempIe arms
bGnber. glidt nobr?"
rGu9 bos, ioipobI."
.Su Der prooin8 iinO mir So nod
ipeit 3urid. l%teberbaupt tOnneu mir
BON ben RsIiben3lern nod mondss
Iernsn. Mas II. a. tpObl Werti9Gts
Sung Ses Gpigs WeibIidsn bes
trifft -"
SD meme bod, meme 9ndbige,
bnb mir BARN fpobl iiberaa -
,Mie mon's nimmt, ME mon's
nimmt. SD femme &eGlnerfrauen Ole
Srau profeTorin betont iebss @crD
bic in Berlin gr0bere Sriumpbe feis
ern, ols Bel uns Oomen aus ben
erIten &reiTen. Mtan bot 8eifpiele! =
@enn nur bic siferfi4tigen 9ef6en
niat tpdren!!"
G6roeter tromt I9on felt Ginger
3eit in Ieiner 8risftdi9s, pGbrsnb
oGe Melt baIb ibn, boIb bic Spre4es
rim oeripunbert onIiebt. Sic peiB ets
tpos, bas 1T Der @eoante, Der ouf its
Dem 9eii4t lie9t.
n@er5eibuns, enGOi9e 5rau, baB
i6 Sbren @eOontengang einen Iu>
Washington Journal., 1919-01-03
EtuldnAtHrErE &ntttRtt.
Bon SamI u Obrbad d.

Tene, I9mole 9ol Der Va. 9esns
iiber, toum 1,500 Mstsr in Der 2ufts
Iinie, lit9t bic Ruine gremon ouf Der
ienIeitigen lIfsrb0bs, unb i'm Often,
in Der Ssrne Ii9tbar, bic Burg Ereps
ben. Sn Der Siefe aisbt Der rsibenbs,
pirbslnbs TIuB oobin. uuO duf bets
ben Seitsn Iinb bic IteiIen. OisIfo9
bors unb einfpringsnbsn, bon 3abIrei4
einmiinbenoen SsitsnI9Iu9tsn ousges
bu6teten QbbGnee nit elmer 2oubs
boI3psoetotion betleibst, bic 70 pers
f6ieo%enFarbig. Oi9t unb iippig 1T,
boB IeIbit tptit> uno ~Oiel9ereiIte 2euts
u~nOerboblene 8epunbsrung Gubern,
fpenn tie bon GegsfpolO aus in 0ieie
meilsnlongs g%epunbene CRIME Sols
Ipulte bIiden, bic Der bliBenbe Strom
in Der Siefe i'm 2oufe un9ead6Iter
Sabre in bos SonofteinpIuteau ges
tpiiblt bat, oas an bieier SteIe ben
8o6en 2iblonbs bilbet. Dos ue6er>
rai6enOe 1T, Oob man 70 gut pie
ni6ts BON Der eon5en S4Onbeit Iiebt,
beoor man unmittellbdr am o6ersn
Ronbe Ttebt. anmdbti9 orieutiert
man Ii9 6oriiber, 6ab bic Tebr peits
lGuTige Bury ouf einem etpos ins
Washington Journal., 1919-01-03

5iunii9en Mesr6uien in europa nens
men,, 0as cine 70 gepoItige MenJe BON
Ruinen aus ben Sabrbunoerten bes
Rittslolters ii6er bas flo9e 2ono bin
serftreut sntbGGt, Die Der noroIi4e
Sell bes einItigen StaateS Ger Bril-
Der pom oeutI6en Sauie, Der ii4 ia
emit BON Der Ooer Bis an bic Raros
ma ousoebute. 3tpor bus i~toI8eite
Sous Der Ritter, ole t0ni9Ii4e Ntas
rienburg, beute in otter Pro4t err
Its6enb, ltsgt nod in Oeuti4ldnb.
nber fonIt 1T inner6alb Der 9ren3en
BEG &ei9es ni6t on3uuiel BON ben
8outen bss Oroens ii6rig geblieben,
pGbrenb Der gu 2iOGorO gebOrige
Seil oes oItsn Serritoriums Der
SeutI6ritter unb Der tbnen oerpunos
ten geitli9sn 2%onbesberren nett tber
bunbert grobe tIsine 3uinen un6 einis
ge nod pobI erbdltene S9l6fer 5Gblt.
Sn 0ieIes Rei9 Der Sriimmer. 3eugen
Der bsutI9en MeItmo4t beg MitteIs
alters, fiibren mir ben 2eIer nit Bort
uno Bill.
Dur6 ben SiiOen Oes ruiiifden
@oubernements Qiolonb, oas iibrtz
gems taum bic 9dlfte BON 4lts2ipldno
nmfoBt. fliebt in 3oblloien Winbunz
gen bic IiDdnbii9e ober Srepber ga,
0sren llfern mir uns i'm @iienbobnz
5u9e BON &iga Der nG6ern. Die 8obnz
linie no9 Pftop uno Oorput (Surz
ietp) 1T aus ftrategifden @riinOen
erbout, fpie bic gan3e Nulage 5etJt,
nit ibren blodbausnrti9en StatiOner,
ben Rsisrpegelsiien, DoFertiirmen,
Sol5borrGten unb auspei9Itellen fir
beeegnenbe 3iige nuf Offener @trede.
Bon Riga rout Der 3ug, unglaublih
Ionefam 8pei Stunoen lang norooit@
pGrts bur9 0bes, nit &iefern beitonz
bsnss, 1anOigmooriges 9eioelonb Biz
CUR Station SegepolO,
Bon 69Snbeit Der 8egeno unb Ro>
montit 1T O~orlGufig feline Spur. Der
@e1 BON Der Station Bis gum neren
S9loB @egspoIb IGuft iibsr cine ebene
6lGde Bis in ben part; bort erIt
Iteigt Dor uns elm GROCER gruuer
Washington Journal., 1919-01-03

oos 46enbmabl. uno 6nnn 5iinbete Ell
ner Der OfFi5iere ben groBen borunter
ou~fgebduften pulperOOrrot an. Die
@epOl6e ser 9ede unb bes Gubbo>
bens purben bur9 bic grplOIion 3erz
triimmert, obsr bic Seitsnmauern
6lieben Iteben, unb BON Der 90be oes
Surmes iiebt man ieBt in bic gGbz
nsnoe 2eere bindb, no unter md4tiz
gen S9uttmoGen ole 9e6eine bon
mebr als. breibunbert Meni4en begroz
ben liesen. @in3elne RGume, 10 Oas
Wobngemo9 beg Meiiters, iino nod
gut erbolten, 10 boB man p~enigitens
cine gentle 8oriteGung BON Der eins
iti9sn prodt Der sotii4en ReBgep0ls
Be, Der SenIterniI9en unb St%rebepfeiz
Ter erbdlt. Die Huine 1T bon einem
I9Onen part umJeben unO bic gonae
4nla9e 10 grOB, oaB iie urIpriingli4
eber cine Seitung als Elm S9loB re-
prG5entierte.
Wisoer Elm gang onbersartiges @rz
9itetturbilb dls bic aus erratii9eY
@ronit9erOu er6auten Mouern BON
SeqetpoIb unb 0ie 9elbli99rouen
&aIffeinmaFen Der Burg Benben
bietet cine Der f90niten IiOldnoii9eu
3uinen bar, Der gotii9e 8adIteinbau
bes Ooms BON Oorpot, tpelde Stabt
Washington Journal., 1919-01-03

G6Iob 8enben (ber e~eiprenste SeiI)
Sal poripringsnben unO faft runbum
Don @6lu9ten umgebenen &iiden
ftebt = bober au9 Die punberbare
4usIi9t nod beiben @eiten ben Stub
lauf entlong uub in bic CRIME Siefe
gu 6iben.
S9lob @remon 1T in biel bOberem
@raoe 5erItOrt als Se9epolO; in feis
ner Dirt pra9tpou lit ober Der gspaIs
tige ~6ronbrote, run0e 8%aditeinturm
BON SrebOen, ,bos peitbin ii4tbare
@obr3ei9en Der @egenb, jebt nod 30
Meter bod, nit 3 bis 4 Meter biden
Mauern. Bis ouf oiefen Surm unb
penige Mauern lit Oos Orbensf4loB
perf9punoen, aber es bat benz Strom
unb Der @egenb ben Ramen gegeben
unb nor emit elmer Der f~eiteiten puntz
tie i'm 2onbe, ols nod Der Srben bier
9ebot.
Dos Sal Der Na bebdlt OenIelben
Gbarofter ItromaufpGrts nod LANCE
bel. @inen befonberen aei5 btlben
Die pielen tiefen Nebentdler, ole nit
berTelben ippigen @egetation erfiut
Washington Journal., 1919-01-03

uno p0li9 unberiibrter Natur, benn
bic @niieblun9en liegen ole Oben auf
Der So9fld9s, Die bier melt unb brett
nit @etreibefelbern beOedt lit. DIR
fer sibt ss i'm QanOe niht, ionbern
Totpp6l bic @uts= als bic 8auernb0fe
liegen e~in5eln, ME in Deitfolen.
Bon Segetpolo fi6rt bic 8abnlinie
in oerIelben &i6tung ME bis6er nei>
ter na9 Wenoen, benz einiti9en SiB
oes 2anbmeilters bon 2iOlonb, nit Ell
ner Der sr0Bten Ruinen i'm gar5en euz
ropGif9en Noroen.
l1niere 8ilber 3eigen Stpei partien
aus Der neitlGufi9en Sriimmerburg,
bon Der elm Sell neu a~us9e6aut tit
uno bepobnt piro. S9lob @enben
1T sic lipldnbif9e Marienbupg, neben
Dem nod gr0beren Selin (im Nurb=
peIten bon QiDlano) Ods 9ouptbaus
oes Oroens i'm 2onbe. Oas Bib nit
Dem mG6tigen run0en Surm i'm 8ors
bergrunOe 5eigt ben Sell Oes S9loi=
Ies, in BEN bic 6eriibmte Sprengung
BON 1873 itattfanb, aIs Spnn Der
S9redli9e Wenbsn belogerte. 6srnes
rer WiberitouO mar ~bOffEungslOs.
unD I'M nidt lebenbig in bic 9Gnoe
Der RuFsn gu fallen, beriammelte ii9
bic 9efabung in Gem langen SaaI,
beFsn NuBenmausr Iid BON Surme
na9 binten si:bt, nahm ssmsiniam
Washington Journal., 1919-01-03

Sadie. sic drgsrts f4 eigsnttid,
ooB Der niunge Monn" onOers
nannte Iis Jpn ~iberbaupt ni9t - 10
%reu5iert. Ob s8 ouber tam, sdB
er i6r nsununO5pun3igiGbriges S04s
ter!ein = .unIer Sinh" = ni4t 9es
nii9eno bofierts2 SobalO in ibrer
@eieuf6aft bic RsOs ouf i'm tam,
unb Iein Saneio, iein DiB, feline ges
IenI9oftliGen Satents gelobt purosn,
trf9ien ouf ibrem Osrtpittertsn Seii4t
isne unno6obmlide, fro9s5ei4euarti9e
3peifsIsfalts unO fe meinte iiibiauer
ldGelno: .Sd, ia bas mag ia pObI
allies fein, ober obsr =! Die Sa4e
bot i6r 4bsr!"
Qls Serr S6roeter um nd&itsn
5oge BON flint Seitsn bon benz
naber" Der Srou prOfeFOr bOrte,
bIibte Is in ieiusm biibi9en 9eIi4t
%ibermiitig ouf. r@igsntli4 bat lie
re9t," meints er I4mun5elnb. Die
Sadie bat i9r aber!!"
,@erebrteIter Trsunb! 6ir9ten Sic
feline LANCE GpiiteI = nur elm poar
3eilen! Sd bin gIei9 fertig. Sic
niirben mir einen groben 9efolen
tun, rpenn Sic gslegsntli9 i'm 8eiiein
BON 6rau profeRor 6aIfenblid elm
poor mpftsriOIe 4nbeutungen fallen
lieben bon einem Gttentot ouf meins
per1or. Sdter: Sin Stbello. Sem
Stonb: go, Togen mir elm 8rieftrdz
ger, nein, elm &elIner. Sic erinnern
Ti9 bod BON Berlin Der beg SberteH<
ners i'm .S9oraen Qolsr"; er bate
ION bibI9es Deib6en. Die ii4 famos
dig Oesbemona eignet. 2ofen Sic
mid cine Reiie no9 Berlin MAIDEN.
Washington Journal., 1919-01-03

mir BON @enbsn aus in einigen Stuns
ben ouf Der Bdbn errei9en. 8eIons
bers mertpiirOis 1T Die tOlOfale
MloFe Der beibsn SurmItiimpfe; bas
6obe gbor 1T gu 4nfung bieies Sabrs
bunberts .ousgebout unb our unipers
IitGts6ibliotbet singeri9tet tporoen.
Oos Bistum Oorpot bilbete BON breis
sebnten Biz gum Is93ebnten Sabrbunz
bert einen Seil bes IibIdnoif4en 8uns
besItootes, beFen 9auptmafe bic Ors
b~enslGnber dusma9ten - ooneben
nod bos Gr3bistum Rigd, Die 8istiis
mer Rurlonb unb Oeiel. 4ne oieie
@ebiete tporen Bis ii6er bic Wfitte bes
1e6aebnten Sobr6unberts binous uns
ter benz 9emeinIomen Ramen 2ioIdno
Elm Sell oes bettigsn r0mif9en Reia
DIES oeutT9er Notion; oann brad bic
gauge &onf0beration Dor benz Nns
iturm Spons ". 5ufammen uno fiel
an polen unb S9peben big enbIi4
ein6unbertfiinf3ig Sabre ipdter peter
Der @roBe 2iplonb NIT Hublono oers
einigte.
Die Rotbebrale bes OOrpoter 8iss
tums tit in Der eriten 9dlFte bes breiz
aebnten SobrbunOerts erbaut; lie uno
bic Dome bon Rtga. BON 4bo IN
Sinnlonb unb bon 9ront6eim iino bic
grDbten Rir9sn beg baltii4<germonis
I9en Norbeuropa auBerbalb Oes beus
tiger OeutI9en &ei9es.
Gum @9IuB fiibren mir ben 2efer
in ben GuBerItsn NorboIten bon @ltz
2iolonb, an bic MiinOun9 Oes Noros
paltrOmes, no fi9 bi4t %unterbalb
beg eroben @oFerfaIes bon &rGns
6olm 5pei8urgeu gegeniiberliegen: oos
OrbensI9loB Nurpo nit feinem rs
Meter boben SurmmafiiO ouf Der
oeutf9en unb bic psitldufige Seitung
Spangorob ouf Der ruffif4en Settle
6es TluTes. 8eioe 8uuperte iinb
nod pObl er6olten unO i8ouen 1suts
nod 10 feinbfelig gu einanber beriiber
pie Dor pierbunbert So9ren, ols Gar
Stpon III. Span9orob erbuuen lieB,
um einen feItsn StiiBpuntt an Der
grense BON 2iplanb fir bic getries
gung bes Sroens gu boben.
Washington Journal., 1919-01-03

BORT bobe ib elm &enbe3pous nit ibr.
@o2 Sagen mir BEL &ran5ler. Ser
@otte erfGbrt alles. @r lauert mir
auf uTtp. uIp. SIN ubri9en lofie i@
SbrerpbantoIie freies Spiel. armbdns
Der, Bouquets, DeiI9enbuftige 8iaetts
fDnnen sic mad 8eoarf an6ringen.
Sur ones m0gIi4it brufif@. Ndberes
minbli9.
gu @eeenoieniten Itets bereit.
Simmer Der Sbre
S9roeter.
PS. 0iefen 8rieF erbitte mir 5u>
rid. grou9e i'm notpenOig. @u4
bierii6er NGberes miinoli9.
SIMMER nod Der S6re!"
Bel Nmtsgeri9tsrots lit beute
abenb @eIeG19oft. 2a4enb unb plaus
bernb iiben bic 9errf9afteH in benz
6ebo9liden Salon Der liebensnirois
gen Wirtin. Soeben nirb eifrig Der
lebte 8aa er0rtert.
v0as mub nan Dem HeferenOar
lalen einen flotteren SGnaer
baben mir lange nidt bier sebabt",
meinte bic 9utmiittge Srau 8iirgers
msi5ter.
u@o> er nur 6eute abeno bleiben
mag, er 1T bp9 ionit reht piinttli4",
I9mout bic 9errin bes Sauies, noh
Der ubr febenb.
Trau profeROr 6altenblid, Die
I@on pG6renb Der gan3en unterAal>
tung ben Ginbrud elmer s%elaoenen
2eDbener Slaf9e ma4t, bic man muir
gu barii6ren brou9t, I'M Die beaen
6unten ipriiben gu feben, rGuipert
Ii9. l1nb ibr &duipern bat INNER
mas gu bebeuten. Sbre 8etannten FEM
men bas uno 10 ri9ten ii9 osnn aler
8lide auf lire idmalen 2ippen, bic
nur auf bos erlOfenbe Seiam getparz
tet bdben, nm ii4 gu Offnen.
r!0m, 6m! Der Serr &eferenbar
pirb tpn6l 9bbaltune baben."
~ab9oItung? 81, Ell! Wifen Sic
pieaei9t -"
uMuu, man bentt ii9 bod iein
Sell. Die iungen 9erren 9eut5utage
baben 10 i6re Mbbaltun9. @brenbdn@
bel = mos peib i9!"
rIber, BETTE Srau profeRor, Sic
MAIDEN uns angitli4."
rNun, i9 min Ni9ts gefagt haben.
@ber elm Monn BON benz @4neio, Dem
@ib unb ben seieui4oftliden Salens
ten oes Serrn 8frenbor tommt 5uIpei@
len in Situationen
rMb, guten Mbenb. 9err Geferen>
bar. sic tpplen ii9 pobl rar MAIDEN.
@ir sloubten I9on, beute abenb alf
Sbre uneenebme @efeai4oft berai9@
ten gu miiTen."
Trou profeTor SaItenblid rdus
fpert ii9 f9on mieoer.
rSo, ia, fpenn man 70 bei4Gftigt TT,
ME Sic, 9err R~eferenbar. Wi4tige
&eifen -"
nParbon. sndOiee Grau, i@ meiB
often geitanOen ni6t ="
r@ie tonnten sic au42 u propos,
9err Referenbar, ME sefdlt Sbnert
8erlin2"
Berlin, o i'd bantt."
Washington Journal., 1919-01-03

obnc eil @ort si iagen, taBt fe ibr
n&ino" lntcrm Irm uHo raii6t . . 5ir
Iilre biraus.
aeferenbar 9@rpeter blidt slei9siils
tia b'rein; ienes Iie9sseepiHe 2G4eln,
bas bic 5rau profefpr 10 iebr 5aBt.
um{pielt feline 2ippen.
0a pl0blid trifft i'm elm Bid, Der
aud ben 8ebsratelten tOnnte er5ittern
maiden. Mit kindergarten 3issn
fprinst feline 5reunOin ouf, lire sits
ternben !9dnbe reiBen Oas @9roeters
59e 8rief9en = es 1T basielbe, bas
er Dor einisen Sasen an ieinen6reunb
9omterg gei4rieben = in bunbert
Ieben, bic benz G9reiber bor bic Gis
Sc fliegen, unb obne elm WOrt gu ias
gen, foBt fie ibr u&inO" unterm @rm,
maGt Der 9ausfrau cine iteife 8erz
beusung unb raufat, pie BON Surien
sepeitidt, sur Sire binaus.
Der &eferenoor bat ieit iener 3eit
Dor ibrer siftisen 3unge &ube nnb
fel6it ibren ibrisen Mitbirgern unb
Mitbiirserinnen ssseniiber fou fie ii9
cine 3eitlong srDBter Reierpe befIeis
Bigt baben.
Die @a6e bat ebsn pirtli4 ibr
.9lber" sebabt.
Washington Journal., 1919-01-03

Sorturm auf, gang aus granitenen
JinblingsIteinen gemauert, unO boz
binter bebnen Ii9 umfanJrei9e Sriimz
mermnFen aus, nit bo6en. fpiBbogiz
gen Senitern, bulb peri4itteten Sc
tpDlben, langen, nieOergebrO9enen
MouerIinien uno Surmitiimpfen. @rit
ipenn mir innerbalb Der Burg limb
unb bart am Hanbe Der eingeitiir3ten
nmfaFungsmouer fte9en, ieben mir
uns nit eirem Mole an Runoe oes
fteilen Qbitur8es in Oos tief ein9eriis
Washington Journal., 1919-01-03

gaTtino bos 2onO Der 8urgsn -
beibt bic aerulonoI6uft Der Sberis
i6en 6olbinisI. Sin anoerss r@oitis
lien, ipenn MAJ no9 bieIsr 0eutung
6ss Ramens esbsn mill, t0unts man
0os Qouo BON Der Dina bis an ben
The Republican journal., 1919-02-20
CAREFUL BUYING AND
SAVING.

Almost over night thrift has be
come the rule in American homes, and
it is a very humble one which does
not boast the possession of at least
one Liberty Bond or a few War Say
ings Stamps. With the cessation of
hostilities II ; need for that kind of
saving has not diminished, and provi-
matter of course.
With the advance of spring, how
ever, especial expenditure for the re-
punishment of the wardrobe is neces-
sary, and to do this credirably in the
present era of high prices, and con-
tinue saving. requires study. To de-
ny oneself the pleasure and satisfac-
ton of purchasing Thrift Stamps is
out of the question, and the alterna-
tive, wise spending for clothing, is
therefore imperative.
AS a beginning, "stock-ta king" is
desirable, to estimate the possible use
or renovation of garments partly
worn. Decide first what if anything
in the way of new material is really
needed. Early planning will enable
one to take advantage of between
season. sales, when standard mate
rails of good grade, always correct in
style and taste. may often be pur-
chased at reduced prices. While for
general wear economy demands the
best the purse can buy, for garments
only occasionally worn, cheaper ar
ticles, if carefully chosen, are often
satisfactory. Harmony of color with
the general tone Of the wardrobe is
essential if expense is to be restricted
If woman has time and ability it
is economy to make some of her own
clothes, especially wash gowns and
underwear Articles of this sort, OF
simple styles and good material, are
very expensive when ready made, and
much inferior and unsatisfactory cloth
is camoutiaged by quantities of cheap
trimmings to make it attractive to
thoughtless buyers,
Simplicity is the keynote of present
fashions, and radical changes in de-
sign are not Indicated By careful
planning and wise purchasing one may
still buy War Savings Stamps and al
so be well dressed
The Republican journal., 1919-02-20
JOHN SAYS BUY"

Money is needed now quite as much
as when the guns were firing.
John is ten. He goes to school and
he has the right idea about his coun-
trymen. Perhaps he got it in school
Anyway, he turned in the following
composition to his teacher one day
Thrift Stamps, what do they mean?
They mean another mans welfare
Why shouldn't we help our Govern
ment? We will if we are loyal citi-
zens.
"If we use money carefully, we should
have enough to loan to the govern
ment 1t will pay it back with inter-
est We gain. Don't think money is
hot needed, because it is needed to give
our boys comfort and bring them home.
Besides, we must feed our Allies
Buy this year. The Thrift Stamps
are blue, and so be you blue too
true blue. Don't be yellow. Be a
member of Happy Jacks Thrift Club.
Keep thrift living, for it is needed now,
just as much as before the armistice
was signed
Buy! Buy! Buy!
Never stop buying; buy as fast as
the world turns.
dig your hands deep into your
pockets and buy"
The Republican journal., 1919-02-20
"THE MIRROR"
BY KATE ROSE

| am mirror and | am going to tell
you all about my life. | was made in a
great big noisy factory. Then man came
and took me in great truck to his store.
There in the store were rugs, other mir
rors, curtains, and furniture. In little
letters "For Sale' was written on me.
OH how afraid | was! But | had mirror
friends Oh, but one day, that day a
beautiful, yes, beautiful girl came in
the store. This is what she said to the
salesman. ''My father keeps the 'BlacK-
rock Hotel" and he sent me to get a
mirror, and think you had better send
this one out to us at the hotel" and she
meant me. l didn't like her little bit,
she didn't even seem to be as pretty as at
first. arrived at the 'Blackrock Hotel"
and l didn't like the people that owned
the ''BIackrock Hotel" but it was nice
hotel. had very dull life. The first
day | was there man and woman came
in the door and the maids in and out, but
wanted to go away very much. Oh
dear, OH dear, thought. But one day |
saw pretty lady and a pi etty girl child
with her. They happened to come in just
as the innkeeper and his daughter were
saying, ooh, let us throw this old mirror
awayp' But the very pretty LADY SAID,
"Oh, no, oh, no. | will keep it. | think
it prettyp' SO she took me to nice
house where | was happy.
ITO BE CONTINUED
The Republican journal., 1919-02-20
IN REAL ESTATE.

The following transfers of real estate
were recorded in Waldo County Registry
of Deeds for the week ending Feb. Is, 1919.
Frank H. Rankin, Lincolnville, to
Effie N. Rankin, do; land in Lincoln
vile.
Edward P. Hunt, Durham, to Frank
Miles, do; land and buildings in Burn
ham.
John H. Chase, jackson, ct ais, to
Almedia j. Chase, do; land in Jackson.
Herbert E. Chase, Jackson, ct ais, to
Almedia j. Chase, do; land in Jackson.
Fred L. Howard, Belfast, to Harvard
W. Salisbury, do; land and buildings in
Belfast
Stanley Powell, Liberty, to B. H. Lin
coin, Washington; land in Liberty.
F. H. Rankin, Lincolnvile, to Angus
tine M. Ross, do; land and buildings in
Lincolnville
Erwin H. Rankin, Lincolnville, to F..
II. Rankin, do. !; land in Lincolnvile
Mary G. Whiting, Cambridge, Mass,
to Isaac S. Whiting, Wilton, Mass, ct
ais, land and buildings in Waldo County.
George A. Palmer, Liberty, to Frank
P. Bennett, do; Land and buildings in
Liberty.
The Republican journal., 1919-02-20
Hospital Apprentices Needed
for the Navy.

Along with the call for apprentice sea-
men, tiremen and machinists for the
Navy, comes the demand for Hospital
Apprentices. In a telegram received
recently from the Navy Department, it
was urged that all recruiting officers
make special efforts to enlist men in this
rating, which has always proved to be
one of the most attractive branches of
the service.
Applicants between the ages of Is and
rs are eligible for enlistment providing
they can pass the required examinations
in arithmetic, spelling and writing and
upon completion of enlistment, will be
sent to the Hospital Corps Training
School at Newport, R, l.
Men who have had practical experience
In drug and pharmacy work, on reaching
the Training Station will be further ex-
amined and rated and promoted accord
ing to ability displayed,
To discharged soldiers, who during
their service were connected with the
Army M edical Corps, this call should
make special appeal, for the practical
knowledge gained in the field should
prove of inestimable value in Navy Hos
pital work.
These soldiers after enlisting in the
Navy will be given a. 30 day furlough
with pay before being called to duty.
Write or call at the Navy Recruiting
Station, Portland, Maine, or the sub
stations located at sc Lisbon ST., Lewis
ton, Me-, and 208 Exchange ST., Bangor,
Maine.
| w. r. A. ROONEY,
| Lieut. Comdr. u. S. N Ret.)
| Recruiting Officer
The Republican journal., 1919-02-20
WHAT HAVE YOU DONE?

Thrift Stamps were not at all popu-
lar in one of the rooms of a certain city
school. Every spare penny Went for
candy, sour pickles or toy balloons.
One day when the teacher had about
despaired of ever interesting her chill
dren in saving their money for Thrift
Stamps, a little Italian girl, the poorest
in the room, asked for one. 'You see
I've gone without my morH4ng lunch
for five weeks hoping to save enough
money to buy me a new dress. Now
I've decided that ought to be helping
Uncle Sam and so I'm going to buy
Thrift Stamps"
Thus Thrift Stamp number one"
came into the possession of one of the
pupils in room eleven, and as if by
magic everyone began to save his
money for stamps.
At the end of four months one hun
dred and forty dollars worth of stamps
had been purchased by those same
children who always before had spent
their pennies for pickles and toy bal
looms.
The Republican journal., 1919-02-20

At Probate Court neiu at Belfast. within and
for the County of Waldo. on the 18th day of
February. A. d. 1919.
LOUISA PALFREY NORMAN. executrix of
the will in the State of Maine of Guy Nor
man. late of Newport, Rhode Island, deceased,
having presented a petition praying that the
actual market value of the property of said
deceased, now in his hands, subject to the pay
ment of the collateral inheritance tax the
persons interested in the succession thereto,
and the amount of the tax thereon may be de-
termined by the Judge of Probate.
Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice
to all persons interested by causing copy of
this order to be published three weeks success
siyely in The Republican Journal. news paper
published at Belfast. in said county, that they
NAV appear at Probate Court. to be held at
Belfast, within and for said County. on the 18th
day of March, A. d. 1919, at ten of the
clock before noon, and show cause, if any they
have. why the prayer of said petitioner should
not be granted.
A true copy. Attest:
CHAs E. JOHNSON Register,