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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-07

Diana was sitting absorbed in the
latest batch OF American magazines
that her sister had sent over 20 her
In England. IL was perhaps .
o'clock at night and her lamps, un-
shaded that she misht the better
enjoy her treasures. were shining
brilliantly.
Diana was alone in the cottage.
eery enough in any case. as it lay
FAR into the English country lane
and sufficiently fearful we're he
nights spent awaiting the return OF
her brother from the aerodrome.
Through the stiffness Of the night
Diana suddenly heard footsteps
crunching in the garden path. They
were heavy steps and made Diana's
heart thump with fright.
She knew IL could not be "A caller
for she and her brother were pecu-
liarly isolated as to friends in Eng
land.
Yes. Diana feared the worst.
When the knccker on the front
door clashed down she felt suffo-
Gated with fear for moment
thought OF letting the person knock
and knock iu vain. However, she
arose and went into the hall while
her heart fluttered painfully.
There was a man standing outside
and he was good 10 look upon and
most genial, but Diana failed 10 note
too much on that first brief occasion
CT meeting. she awaited his mis-
sion.
I'm sorry" the man informed
her. but ] must ask you TO shade
your windows The light is far too
bright"
"Ohr' brcathed Diana much re-
lieved, I forgot TO pull the curtains
II am so sorry"
I'VE can't be too careful about the
lights here in Kent. It's in the
raiders path, you know. Good
night" ne said and was gone.
Diana called good night and shut
her door thoughtfully. She was
having a moment in which TO re-
member the genial smile of the face
that had peered through her fear
somelv opened door. She pulled her
curtain and returned to her maya
zines
The footsteps OF the special con-
stable had waited outside 10 see that
his orders We're properly carried out.
then he mounted his cycle and went
lis rounds Of inspection.
Diana sighed, perhaps uncon-
sciOusly. She was wishing that she
knew one or two nice chaps who
might come in occasionally and help
her 10 vile away the long hours
when her brother was at the aero
drome. All her friends were in
America and it was difficult in a
very isolated situation 10 make
friends
In fact. Diana found herself re-
calling the dim face of the special
constable and wishing she knew
him.
Presently Diana knew that her
fertile brain was scouting about fer
plans whereby it's owner might meet
the special constable more often. A
smile that BODIED i'll for any masou
line victim lowered slyly about her
lips.
The next evening at lighting up
/ time Diana strangely forgot 10 pull
I her dark shades. Her lamp sent its
/ brilliant shaft far out into the night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-07

one Of these bird men swooping
down on you. In pre-War times you
could have camped I'm this field. but
now--you can't even step in it." He
was leading her out into the main
road and Diana liked walking beside
him.
You might make me a list OF war
laws" she suggested with a laugh.
and 1 would try to"
Break them ALL" finished Duff
field and knew that he was glad
there were laws to break and that
ne was special constable in the par
ticular district that housed Diana.
lie was conscious. too. OF rejoicing
that his companion was madamoi-
selle and not a madame.
"I can only think OF lighting
big bonfire some brilliant moOnlit
night now" she told him by way Of
parting.
NO doubt you've kindled bonfires
enough already" he commented and
Diana had the grace to blush.
The night OF the first raid Diana
had experienced was the first time
Duffield came voluntarily TO her
door. He found her watching the
machines buzzing overhead and lis
tening 10 the not too distant boom OF
the air defense guns with a bravery
that quite thrilled him. She had
heard the siren and was up wait
ing.
Il only wanted 10 tell you that the
IL - oil
they sound" Ouffield told her, nor
are the guns nearby. 1t seems as il
they were right over us-those
gothas-but they are many miles
of. 1 wish / could stay with you,
hut I must be off TO get all the Off
GERS from their billets." He drew
imperceptibly near. Try not 10 be
frishtened-it's beastly-your being
alone"
Diana looked up at him with a
splendid light in her eyes.
I'm not n bit afraid-now, she
said.
Thanks" Duffieid found himself
pressing both her slim hands within
his own, thanks" he repeated soft
~ and went out into the night. She
heard his small racer dashing along
the road and hoped no shrapnel
would harm him. After that she
went out and watched the spectacle
in the sky.
When her brother arrived home.
he looked at her in apprehension
first then admiration. You're a
brick, hi" he said. Il expected TO
lind YOU wan and perhaps draping
the floor in a faint and here you are
as clipper as if you had been 10 the
circus and mad peanuts and red
/ lemonade"
Diana smiled wnimsically The
special constable was kind enough
TO stop in and tell me not to worry"
she told Raymond.
"Oh-Duffieldi Fine chap that.
/ I've asked him 10 dinner next Sun
+ day. ] hope you can stretch the
ratiCns. You will like him"
I Raymond. you're a perfect dar-
/ ling" cried Diana, "of course L car
/ stretch the rations."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-07

hot make a white sauce of the flour
and shortening rubbed together and
cooked with the milk in a double
boiler. Add the strained tomatoes
and seasoning.
PURGE Of CeleriaC.
quart of celeriac. o.. g..
o tablespoonfuls of shortening.
tablespoonful of -four.
teaspoonful Of salt.
ID cupful Of stock or cream.
Paprika.
Pare the celeriaC roots, cut in thin
slices and put into cold water Drain
from this water and drop into boil
ing water and boil so minutes. Drain
rinse in cold water. then press
through PURGE sieve Put the
shortening in "A saucepan on the fire
When hot add the flour and stir un-
til smooth and frothy. Then add the
strained celeriac and cook five min
utes stirring frequently. Add the
salt paprika. stock or cream. and
cook five minutes longer II the
PURGE seems dry add more cream.
Serve very hot
Peach PURGE.
This can he made by adding a lit
tie lemon juice. bitter almond and
thickening 10 fresh or canned
peaches and straining through a
sieve. Served cold this makes an
appetizing soup.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-07
Kitchen Economies
BY ISABEL BRANDS.
six Delicious Ways 10 Make Season
ahIa S-pIIpG

IN DttlflOuH way ~ 3A1AAN
able Soups.
Cold soups made from fresh fruits
are a pleasant change and always
welcome even on soggy spring days
when no other food seems 10 attract.
\ cupful Of chilled soup with
cracker. or even a hot soup of re-
freshing vegetable juices is satisfy
ing. and will tempt the appetite
when nothing else viii.
Leek Soup.
9 quarts of boiling water
cupfuls OF leek finely cut
4 cupfuls OF diced potatoes.
tablespoOnfuls OF shortening.
ID teaspoonful Of pepper.
A slices OF stale bread. diced.
4 tablespoonfuls OF minced onion.
2 teaspoonfuls OF salt.
Wash the leeks and cut off the
roots Cut the white part in thin
slices. Pare the potatoes and cut in
dice. Put them in a bowl of cold
water to keep from becoming discol-
ored. Put the shortening, leeks and
onion in the soup pot and on the
Hre. Then add the hot water. pota-
toes and seasoning and cook half an
hour longer. Serve very hot and put
a tablespoonful OF diced bread in
each plate.
Vegetable soup.
quarts OF water.
quart OF shredded cabbage.
pint OF sliced potato.
- pint OF minced carrot
IL pint OF minced turnip.
- pint OF minced onion.
tomatoes.
. tablespoonfuls OF minced celery.
tablespoonfuls of green pepper.
tablespoOnfuls OF shortening.
3 tablespoonfuls OF salt
- teaspoonfuI OF pepper.
leek.
Have the water boiling hard in a
stewpan and add all the vegetables
except the potatoes and tomatoes.
Boil rapidly for 10 minutes. then
draw back where il will boil gently
for one hour. At the end Of this
time add the other ingredients and
cook for one hour longer Have the
cover partially Off the stcwpan dur
ing the en- tire cooking. This soup
may me varied by using different
kinds of vegetables.
Cream Of Tomato Soup.
! can of tomatoes
Ia teaspoonful of soda
IL cupful of shortening
20 cupful OF -four.
teaspoonfuls OF salt
10 teaspoonful OF pepper.
quart of milk.
cover and stew the tomatoes slow
- for one-half hour. Rub through
% strainer and add the soda while
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-07
MAY Sale of Gloves

Women's and Misses White Silk Gloves. plain stitched
in sizes g. 6Iz and 7. May Sale Price, pair $3.50. CSC
Kaysers Silk Gloves in black, gray, Pongee and white,
all sizes, pair ..................... Use
Kaysers and Halls Silk Gloves. in black and white
all sizes, in plain and contrasting stitched backs.
pair ...................... 81. 90 and 81 IS
Kaysers Silk Gloves black, gray, white and pom
plain and contrasting stitching. all sizes. pair ST so
Kaysers Silk Gloves with patent finger tips in pongee,
gray and white heavy stitched backs in plain and
ing colors all Sizes pair ST. rs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-05
3ndtbans.Mr st 1T ansaetreten.

Or. g. 10. Mcgtearncn, felt 5lpci
Sobren Ir8t i'm 3uhtbanie, bat lebtc
ISOLDE feline Stelle nicbergclest uno
gab aIs @runo bafiir an, Dab er cine
MISUNDERSTANDING nit ". q. Bain-
ter, Dem 8oriiser Der 3ildtbalis'8 Be-
borbe gebabt baben. Wcytearncp
CAB an, bob man ben 3iidtlinaen
faule Witrit berabreidt babe, 6aB
I'M &affec gemablene RiBid)alen &C.
fllnben noroen ietnen unb bob 6er
Tabaf, ben man DEN 3iidtlingen &C.
geben babe, einfad ifaubcrbaft getpc-
fen iei. 5erner CAB Mcytearnep an.
bab man ben Strdflingcn nidt setug
3eit gum giien gegeben babe.
TcHtarnep bat fid beimbeeebcn
nad sSIoriiiant. Wo. s8nbor CAB er
-aber einer Mrtifel an Die Yreiic ob.
in lpeIdem er Die @riinoe barlcste
fir ieinen Miidtritt.
Serr 9ainter CAB in grtpieoeruug
5ll, bob es moglid iei, baB Die Burit
lrto Der Eabaf fniil s~eueien fcicn,
bab tonne borfommen, aber Die
3idtlinge bdttcn INNER gerilg 3cit
bcfommen fir lire Wablaeiten. Ger.
rer CAB Bainter au, Dab man 10000
gfiinb Raffee gebabt babe, IN peldcn
man gemablene RuBifalen gefiinoen
babe. Dieter 9affee lei aber ldngit
perbroudt woroen linb man benittc
bieieIbe Sorte nidt LANCER. Scr Sa-
bat fei auf gmpfeblung Der Sabaf.
bGnbler in @lfobol gepdiden iporoer.
INN bie 0drle gu Dernihtpn. -Seffer-
ion Gitp 8olfsfreiinb,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-05

Mlfreb &ab, bon Stiapater, Sfla.,
II Sabre alt, Elm Gabct per &emper
WfiIitGridule al 9oonbille, lplrbe
lebte ISOLDE in einem Sauitfanpf NIT
Geo. 2epis, bon 9anias 9th, getOb-
tet. 9at perlangte g%rlmlbniB, 2etpis
olirdpriigeln 3l Oiirfen, neil i'm Die.
fer .Suiip Got" genannt bate. &at
ertbeilte ibm in atpei ~&ounos" tii6-
tige Yriisel aber in Der britten Hllnbe
fieI er tobt 5u 8oberl. Der berbeigc.
ri,fene Mr5t iagte. Dab Die groBe for
perIihc Initrenellne Die llriade ell
nes Ser3idlages geipeien iei. @n
jener Sdule lit es 8ra,ld, menn ei-
r,er einen anbern beleibigt, baB es in
cinem Saiiltfampf allsgefodten miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-05
Gin SGser anf elmer Sanbbanf bel
ct. Charles erfroren.

SSobn Ssner, 81 Sabre alt uno in
ct. Charles mobnbaft. fano auf elmer
Sanobanf nabe Eelican Sslanb i'm
Miiiouri-S luB ieinen Sob ourd gr-
frieren unh Gbarles Ssner aus Sar-
risbure, go, unb eugene Sallabp
aus ct. CHARLES murben neben Der
2eidc bemuBtlos aufgefunoen.
'9ie @enannten batten ii6 cams
tag auf Der gntenjago befunoen. oils
ibr &abn in Dem beftigen Sturme
umifIug. oils tic am Sonntag nift
suriidgefebrt maren, puroe in ct.
CHARLES cine Wanni9aft organifiert,
INN na6 ibnen al iud)en. Sic itieben
am Sormittag auf Die 2eide unb Die
gepubtIoien, bic iid in einem fritz
idcn 3uitanbe befanben.
Nuf Der ,Sanobanf befano iid fem
Sola, NIT Dem Die MGnner Elm 5euer
gum Srodnen Der &leiber bitten an-
5iinocn fonner. unb DGbreno oes gan-
aen Samstags unb Der baralffolgen.
oen Nadt maren iie benz eiiigen @in.
sc al,seeiett, bis 'iie bon Der a1lte
iibcrmonnt mur0en.
Sobn Osner crlag idpn einige
Stunben nah Dem llnfall Der &dltc
nno fem 9ruoer CHARLES Ss1ter nnb
8allaop gingen auf Der anobanf allf
nnb ab, Inn iif marm gu balten, bis
aud ibrs @lieber idlieBlib bon Der
&dlte gelabmt murben. Ballaop lei-
itetc bis ipat in bic Nadt binein @i-
Oeritanb unb mlBte mebrmals Die
2eibe Sobn Osners unb Die regungs-
Ioic @eitalt ieines 9ruocrs nod bo-
berem @elGnoe bringen, ba Der Stub
iiber Hadt 81 iteigen begann.
Gr peridoB iammtlide Wf,,nition,
Inn oie Nafbari6aft auf iid 81, LEM
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-05

iiden MaBnabmen iuben i'm @eeeri-
tell aif Dem @runbias, Dab Eripat-
redtc Den offentlid)en grioroerniicn
nadgeben miiiien Is @beat 49,;
Storp Contribution 212).
s. SIT cine ailsfubritcucr perfai.
iunesmabig2
v. Neiu; neil bie Serfaiiung
aiisorndlid beitimmt, bab feline
Steuer nab fein s~usfnbrooll auf ar.
titel crboben fperben Satf, Die BON Ell
nenl Staate ailssefiibrt lperocn.
s. @elde 0eitimmune betrifft 6cu
Sanoelsuerfebr apiidcn ben Staa-
ten?
". Die 8erfaiiuna bcItinm,t, Dab
feline 9erfebrs. cocr Steuer . WaB-
rcscl Die S1fcn zines StaateS gegcu-
iiber ocnen zines mberen beportei-
len oarf; aud biirfen Sdiffe, Die bon
ooer nad eincm Stoate fabrcn. nidt
eeuotiet meroem in einem anoeren
Staat a%n5ubaltcn, ansauflaricrei
ooer Mbeaben 5l ~be5abIen.
s. @elde Sd,ltmaBregcl lit IN
9e3ue auf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ae'
t~roffen morben?
u. Gem 5haeanlt oiirfen MIR alif
@runb geietlib genlodtcn @elobcuiL.
liaiingcn @eloer entnommen perbcr.
Dies legt Die &ontrolle iiber oie
Staatsfaiie in Die SGnbe Der Bolts
bertreter. {;
s. &onnten Ole 8ereinisten Staa.
ten ie ablige, Scr50gc ooer anocre
8iirser nit Titel baben9 j
u. Nein. Die @erfaiinns beitimntt,
oab Die Iereinigten Staaten feline
gbeIstitel geiu1bren biirfen. Gle be-
itilnmt ferner, bab feline Bcrfon, bie
Gin be5abltes ODER 8ertrauenSamt I'M
fer ben 8ereinietcn Staaten innebat,
obne 3ultimrmrng oes 9onsreiies elm
@eihcrf, cinen Tortcil, 4m,t ODER
8iirbe, meIber Mrt iie aud iein mo-
gen, bon einer aonig, S~iiritcn ooer
einem iremoen Staatc amtebmen
barf. Iuf @rltnb bicicr Geriaiiunas'
beitimmung lit es n%otpcnbig gclpor-
Den, baB Der aongreB bcionbere &c
iete erlaiien muBtc, lpenn 9iirger Dec
S%ereinigten Staaten bon fremoen
2Gnbern nit @eihenfcn, Titcln ODER
Ius3eidnungen beoaht murben.
Gortiebmg foIgt).
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-05

fen, bod fbeint Nicnano Die Notb-
iienale pernommen al baben.
Die Sanobanf mar beinabe unter
@uiier, als Die &ettingsmannidaft
um Sonntag cintroi. Die 2eide uno
Die 9eipubtloien puroen nad Der
Sarm bon Sreoerid Often gebradt,
no iid CHARLES Ssner uno 8allaop
iomeit pieoer erboIten, oaB iie nod
bem Saliie eines @r5tes in ct. Char.
les gefabren werbcn fonntcn.
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lteber ben seimnbbeitliden Sd)nt Der
Sdmlfinber.

Sm gan5en 2anOe iollten Die Gl'
tern Der Srage ibrc Irfmcrfiamfeit
5uipenoen, mas seidebcn mltB, INN
ibren &inbern bic Sorteile al per-
i6affen, Die cin orbcntlides Spltem
Der llebermadung Der @eiunobeit Der
Sdulfinber NIT iid bringt.
Die bon benz gunbes. @eiunobcits.
amt ~eefiibrtcn unterindungen baben
ergeben, baB iebr piele Sdulfinoer
beilbare u1to berbiitbare fGrperlide
Sebler. aufpciien, Die ibre fDrperlide
ullo seiitigc gntmidelung in ernitbaf.
ter 8eiie beeintrGdtigen. Gs iino 5n.
benz oie Serb1ltniiic, unter oenen Die
&inber in Ser Sdule 5ufammenfomr
men utb bie Shule ielbit. Die III
grobcm MaBitabc fir piele &ranfbei-
ten pcrantmprtlih iino, Die wGbreno
Scr Yeriobe bes Sdulbeillds ulf-
trctcn.
Gin mirflid)es Spiteln our llcbcr=
ipadung Ser @eiunbbeit ser Sdulfin.
Der perlangt folgenoe MaBnabmen:
() Gin griinoli6 ianitdrer gu
itano aller @ebGuoe, oie Oh Shul-
5tueden beniitt mer6en.
(2) Cine ~beritdnoige uebermadune
Ser 9Iafienrdumc, Oanit 8erbGltniiie,
Die fir sic @eiunbbeit Der Sdiiler
idablid iinb. 10 balb mie iie %auftre.
ten, entoedt unb beieitiet merben f0n.
men.
(3) Den pollen 9ienit 6r5tlider
Snipeftoren, Die qualifi5iert iinb, Sic
unb Gratliben Bflidten Der
S6ulGrate 81 erfiillen.
(4) 9ie polle 8eiddftigung bon
Sdulpflegerinnen.
~ @orfebrungen fir Die 5abnarat.
lide ltnteriudung.
CO. 8orfebrungen, UNI beoiirftigen
&inbern Die freie 8ebanolung. Die if.
rem Seblern am beiten entipribt, au.
fommen au laiien.
I O @riinolide llnteriudung bes
@eiitesauitanoes aller &inber, Die BEL
ben Sdularbeiten niht Ben normalen
Jortihritt MAIDEN.
Die in 2dnbern nnb @emeintpeien,
NO bieie 8oridriften in boiler araft
gemabten @rfabrrngen bemei.
len, Dob Elm oerartiges Brosrom nidt
nur fir bas einaeIne S9ulfinb, ion.
bern aud fir oas @emeinmeien oils
bon unidasbarem 8ert lit.
Sat oas @emeinpeien, in Dem Der
seier mobnt, Elm oerartiges l1eber.
uafungsipitem fir Die @eiunbbeit
Der &inber a~neenommen2 @enn es
aidt Der Sall lit, iollte man Die Sin.
J~elesenbeit CUR offentIihen Gisfui.
ion itelIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-05
F. j. koener.
sdmieb u. @agcuma9er
Sermann, Yip.

Sd merbe beitrebt iein MIR be
beiten Irbeiten II. @aaren IA liefern.
Sd babe Ianee G~rfabritne i'm Hfer6e.
6ei&Iaeen iopobl mie i'm Sdmie6e.
uno @ogenbanoperf.
Garuapagen. Bueeies. Maniir.
Spreaoers unb Sarm.M ai1iner ON
San6 ODER auf Beftellune al eiinfi.
gen 8ebinguneen itnb ou ~annebmba.
rem Vreiien eeliefert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-05

SD babe 10 biel @eIo fir Die Grou,
en- ai,sseseben ipradS Der aebe.
mann baB id mir allies ourd cine
lpieoer bereinbrinsen mill.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-05

en- Der CHE . Matbeniatif ltinlmt
Die 8ednuns in ben icltcniten 5dllen.
neil man eetpObnIid DersiBt NIT ei-
ncr---unbefanntcn groBe at rebnerI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-05

Die @asconabe Gountp aEonltrp
MIiociation miro am If. unb IL. Dc.
5enlbcr in Owenspille cine @cfliigcl'
4usitellung pcranitalten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-05
Magemciae gonntp.W euisfeiten.

81. g. Wattbeips bat feline Sarm
bon IA gder, nabe Dem, an Sreb
&rmlic fir $4,000 perfauft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-05

Senrp 9uefer, bon glano u. 3,
ipeIder iif lette @odc beiudsmeiie
in. ct. 2ouis befanb, bate i'm Sotel
9iers on Der Slipe unb. @rano
@penue, bas llngliid cine 2reppe bin.
ab au fallen unb iid erbeblid 81
perlesten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-05

Gin fluhenoer anedbt lift elm Stud
fur bic Gamilie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-05

Geo. Orr unb @attin, bon ODcnso
bile, 81. 3, ipurben lettc @ohe Die
gltidliden gltern zines Sobndcns.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-05
Onfel SAM ais @cinubbeits' &atseber

(Dieie Spalte miro fir oas Bolts.
blatt pot, benz II. g. Ylblic Sealtb
Serpice, &upert Blue, Surgeon
General, reoigiert.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-05

49, ~
BON IA Mder, nabe Benz, an Sreb
&rmlic fir $4,000 perfauft.
- III
Geo. Orr unb Satin, bon OWcnst
bile, 81. 3, murben lettc @ode Die.
gltidliden Gltern zines Sobndcns.
Die @asconabe GountD sEoilltrp
Miipciation miro am fl. uno IL. DC.
3enlbcr in Openspille cine @cfliigcl'
Nlsitellung pcranltalten.
Senrp 9uefer, bon glano u. 3,
ipelder iih lette @ofc beiudsmeiie
in ct. 2ouis bcfano, bate i'm Sotel
8iers on Der Slipe uno. @rano
glpenue, bos llngliid cine Sreppe bin.
ab AT fallen unb iib erbeblid 81
perletten.
Mm II. Se5ember miro Der Gas.
conaoe.W orics unb Siuge Goltntp
9erein Der Ier3tc in 9lanb ieinc jGbr-
lide Gerialnmlung abbalten.
8m. &rauie, BON nabe .Sfeo 9iro.
berlor lette @odc hrei Singer Der
Iinfen Sonb. Die linn bel Vcoienilng
elmer Sobclmnid)ine obgcldnittcl
ipurben.
8Gbreno oes Wonats Hopcmber
wlrben ourd &ccorbcr g. 81. @cntel
ahtaebn Seiratbsliaenien ausgeItcllt.
Gas rene Sdulbails I'M Neeie Ot-
itrift ipilroe am 0anfiagungstagc
Olrd) cine entiprcdenoe Seicrlidfeit
eingelpeibt, bel melfer Supt. ". 8.
Mann uno 6. u. Meper Die Seltreocn
bielten.
Hernlrnb5ipansig 2cbrer uno 2ebrs
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The Carlisle independent., 1919-12-11
SECRETARY TERRAL' AC
 COUNTS AUDITED
Expenses Less Than the Appropri-
 at.on Made, Says the Report

An audit of the financial affairs of the office of Tom J, Terral, sec retary of state, made by the State Auditorial Department, covering he biennial period from April 1, 1917. to March 31, 1919, was filed yesterday by w. T. Reynolds, state comptroller, ill the office of Governor Brough. A lengthy re- port by Robert W. Hankins, de- partmental accountant, who ln- vestigated the records, and by Mr. Reynolds, accompanied the audit.
 According to the audit, the de- partment shows a net earning du
 ing the period of S72, 23s.46. Reg ular appropriations for all pur- poses aggregated S35, 5,119, plus deficiency appropriation of $500 making the total amount avalla- ble for expenditure $35, 5,619. The regular appropriation contained an item of $10,000 for printing 1 2Ed binding the acts 01 I91t. IhlS amount was not properly chargea- hle to the secretary of state s of fee. the report says. as it consti- tuted no part of the overhead ex- pcnses. The net expenses of opera ting the department was $24,375.- S6. or $1 ,243.14 less than the ap- propriation for the two years.
 The revenue of the office dur ing the same time was 96,614.32, which was placed in the treasury to the credit of various funds, showing the net canning of the de par ment at $72, ,23S.4 46.
 The comptroller commented at
The Carlisle independent., 1919-12-11

Be sure and attend the play to be given at the High School audi torium next week.
 Have you seen Miss Cherry Blossom? if not meet her at the High School audit1-im next week.
 Mrs. Claud Lee and children left Monday for Shawnee, Okla, where they will resid in the flu ture.
 Mrs. 0. W. Cook gao has been very i'll for the past few days was reported as being much better Thursday morning.
 As the republicans have con demned President Wilson for ey- erything else, they will no doubt condemn him for setting the coal strike.
 Miss Cherry Blossom prom ises to entertain the public in a very pleasing manne- at the High School auditorium next week Don't fail to greet her with a full house.