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The Washington herald., 1919-03-29
PlCkERkL SW1MS IN CAKE OF ICE:
ROBBER STEALS HOUSE;S YRS. OFT.
By o. B. JOYFUL

This viii be good news 10 house
wives who like fish, and Just as like
as not IL will give
The Washington herald., 1919-03-29
For Action in Russia.

Foreign Minister Pichon's latest talk
with the foreign correspondents indi-
Gates that the Ciemenceau govern
ment still favors military intervention
in Russia Some of the editors who
derive inspirations from the govern
ment assert frankly that IL Pichon
and Clemenceau had had their way
Russian peril would have been long
since snuffed out by force.
In the meantime the Socialist oppo-
sition against further bloodshed is
growing more and more bitter and
outspoken.
The next few weeks will be hardly
less decisive than the same period q
year ago.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-29
FRENCH CONTINUE
TO DEMAND ALLIES
EXTEND OCCUPATION

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
by the armistice and that allied
forces should occupy Berlin and
Vienna forthwith and form a solid
front from the Black Sea to the
Baltic which would serve as a bar
rier against Bolshevism.
Declares Action Necessary.
Unless such action is taken. the
general argues, Germany will, as
Trotsky put It. bow out the Polish
cork" and, as an ally of Russia.
again defy the entente, whether the
countries of the latter are called
a league of nations or something
else. But IL proper military action
is taken, Gen. Malleterre says. the
Bolshevist front will collapse i'm
mediately. for the barrier through
Poland, Galicia and Rumania will
become hermetic." He continues:
We hold Russia and Germany by
our economic blockade: do not for
get that. To strike down Bolshe-
vism. 1t is mot a question of send
ing troops to Russia, but one of
feeding the Polish, Rumanian and
armies. Our prin-
cipal enemy is still Germany. 1t
is imperative that we finish her
with a thunderstroke. Let us COM
plete her collapse by occupation.
extended in space and time. Foch's
sword is still unsheathed.''
lie Matin says in an editorial note
that this represents the view prevail
ing in French military circles. There
is talk of sending Gen. Mangin with
troops to Hungary, where thus far
there have been only a couple of Brit
ish gunboats to protect the allied ma
tionals.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-29

and estimate that by the time shes
l5 Myrtle will be nine feet high and
will probably weigh lis pounds
The Washington herald., 1919-03-29
Cincinnati and the. Social Unit.

Mrs. Willard D. gallant major
who died the of his country recently
old and reigning New York; family
Endowed with wealth entitled high position
Mrs Straight has
ing the conditions of the whole people.
Since her husbands demise brains and
directed toward the social organization has
fundamental principle the solving problems
hall free discussion 1t
ings that freedom sprang liberties
Mrs Straight has recognized the signs of social
lionay tendencies Of classes and the dangerous
THE Bolshevk propagandists
She meetings sowing
boosting Bolshevm, and threatening the pootng
stability. The
communities cellar pongs and hobnaed
boot the throat of the whole Bohevk 1t the
social that civic unity solves community problems
agreeaby and finally.
Cincinnati is the social of
ties AT first the idea met with opposition, but the
being and the having their problems
discussed openly and courageous with "bactai"
" .
There be peace while Italy is umng about Fume
Viista bands If We shall
our liking o
roadside hat hand and bowed while
drove by
The Washington herald., 1919-03-29

There be peace while Italy uming about Fume
The Washington herald., 1919-03-29

We could liking o Goethe
roadside hat hand bowed while royalty
drove by
The Washington herald., 1919-03-29

The Mexican government been protect
Vlsta bands If We shall
The Washington herald., 1919-03-29
THE PARAGRAPHER'S
NEWS VIEWS.

Mexico is enthusiastic about the
league of nations. So is Germany. -
New York Evening Sun.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-29

It is bysno means true that nobody
indorses the, course OF Burleson. We
rise to maintain that Burleson does.
Louisville Courier-Journal.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-29

The coal dealers have their little
joke ready for us April 1. There
will be no drop In coal prices.-Syra-
cuse Post-Standard.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-29
BUREAU OF
ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING.
So NEWS
By DwIc

The regular monthly injecting OF
the Plate Printers Union will be held
tomorrow at 2:a0 at Typogra phical
Temple. Important business will be
transacted, and there will be an cleo
ton OF delegates for the Maryland
Federation.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-29

Buck Miller and Emil Heming-
shelter have finished redecorating
the library print shop and are
starting another round of the main
office.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-29

Albert Gise is entertaining his
sister. Mrs. Frank Perrigo. of Dal-
las. Pa, here for a short visit.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-29

Miss Nellie Blair. one of the spess
feeders on the sixth floor. is on the
sick list.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-29

Jimmie Kelly, the popular register
clerk of the surface division for q
Of years, is a candidate for
treasurer of the Cooperative Lunch
Association. Unquestionably Jimmy
is good man for the job, and will
poll a large vote.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-29

Mrs. Olivia Maddox, of the stamp
division, has discarded
that worried expression she has been
for some time. Her hus-
band has arrived safely from France,
an honorable discharge from
the service
The Washington herald., 1919-03-29

Edward D. Johnson, of the surface
Is i'll.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-28
nlarunti$urL



VTnturile care bat
Din Youngstown sunt de inghet,
- Toata lumea lie ureste
Domnilor intelligent.
Cum Sc declameaza in America
la petrecere rom1neasca:
moi vrem Cpsbuc, de George
Pamfnt" 80.
- Sirmanul Badea George, a.
re Sc tresara 81 dincolo, sub glia
rece!
,,Conspiratori' striga unul. Da
raspundem moi, din Hotel Stat
Ter" din Buffalo data 81 ziua pre-
elsa 81 scrisoarea proprie, de vo-
It'll, urmeaza in fotografie.
Fata care avusese obiceiul q
consulta pc carturareasa 1nainte
de Sc MARTA, acum are 81 dins1
O fata care voieste Sc consulte pc
colectorul de dare. ;.
fntrebata daca fatal dfnsei d
pus ceva la parte pentru zilelt
uscate, o domnisoara de noas
ira spunea ca fatal sau pus la c
parte 10 butoaie ,,extra-dry".
Singura mingaiere a uzilor dir
Ohio, a ramas doar pOeZla:
,,On beautyful Day of May
Poor Ohio State vent dry'' :.
Dintre toti ciorapii femenini
eel carl costa de la $500 in sus
sunt mai vizibili in cursul veri
acesteia.
Cite odata, cind vedem cum 81
fac .,go-go eyes'' prin parcuri, cs
buna-oara Dumineca trecuta, M
vine asa un gind ca in tara acea
sta totusi sunt prea multi profe
sori de limba romantelor.
Mai nainte asurzisera unii cIn(
Sc vorbea de pretul griului, acun
vor Sc asurzeasca altii cind anc
de pretul oualor 81 = milne POI
milne vor asurzi toti cind vor al
Ii pretul ghietii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-28
Sosirea PrincjpeIu|
Carol Ia SibHu.
PRIMIREA LA CARA.

Este ora 1870 a. m. end plec la
CARA intru 1ntimpinarea celui din
til Mostenitor de Iron al Rominiei
Mari. Pc strada Cisnadiei 81 in Pia-
ia cea mare s 'au postal deja senti-
nelele menite sd tina cordonul de o.
noare, fiindca era de prevazut, ca
sd alerge lume multa la Sibiiu sal
vada pc Printul. Dl Vlad, seful Re
sortului de Finante 81 dl Bohdtiel,
secretarul general della Comunica-
tie au calatorit 1naintea A. Sale pf-
ma la Fagaras. Ziarul ,,Patria' a
vestit inca de ieri, iesind in editie
speciala, sosirea A. S r Principe
lui Carol, Stirea fost telegrafiata
imediat in toate centrele mari din
Ardeal 81 patruns, ca fulgerul in
fiecare coltisor de pamint locuit de
Romini, umpl1nd iDimile de 0 ne
|marginita bucurie 81 stirnind pre-
tutindenea insufletire de nedescris.
All dimineata tot editie speciala
a publicat programul primirei So
lemne. Sc site, ca Principle Moste-
nitor al Rominiei este foarte iubit
in Ardeal. Toata lumea il adoara 81
Iii numeste, - un semn de alipire
parinteasca, ,printul''. Att
M Alteta Regala, nici Frincipele
Carol, nici Mostenitorul Tronului
,,Printul's. Persoana Printului Ca
rol este obiectul unei adevarate Ii
teraturi populare. Char 81 strainii,
81 intre Ell mai ales SASH, pastreaza
fata de malta lui persoana respec-
tul 81 admiratia cuvenita. Pacat,
ca nu s'a vestit sosifea Sa Gu zile
fnainte. Intreg Ardealul ar fl aler-
gat sal vada.
Gu toate acestea mil de oameni
au napadit strazile orasului satele
din jurau VENT in numar conside-
rabil, institutiunile culturale din
|SibiiH s'au sfnsirat dealungul cor
donului ui~de onoare. Era 0 veselie 81
un enthusiasm curat cum numai in
|zile mari am vazut. sEdificiile erau
! fnpodobite Gu flori 81 Gu drapelele
Rominiei 81 al Aliatilor.
Ajnns la CARA nu ghsesc aproa-
pc pc nimeni, afara dear de COM
pania de onoare. Imprejurarea Sc
Eesplica prin faptul, ca trennl per-
|sonal Gu care venea Prinnipele Ca
|rol, are multa fntfrziere. ll loe.
HlaieY, comandantul gxrii anunta
tncnai autoritatile militare, ca tire
|nul abes . plecat din Porumbacul
|de jos. Este ora IL
Edificiul garii 4 fost impodohit
|frumos, desi nu e prea ajnngea din
[yre11e. ia iesirea din mijloc 4 fost
intina I'm coyor lung, care condu-
cea pfnx lslsine. Unul altul mare de
&A4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-28

Fcipelui Carol, relev1nd statornicia
Gu care Mostenitorul Trohului este
totdeauna in mijlocul Armatei Re-
mine. Entuziasmul aeestei Armate
fata de princiarul Oaspe, a zic dl
general Mosoiu, Sc confunda Gu IL
,binda poastra. In fata fnaltaroare-I
lor clipe de ami nu putem striga de-
|cit: Traiasca M. S. Reggie Ferdi-
nand, Traiasca M. s. Regina Ma
ria, Traiasca A. s. r. Principele
Carol, Traiasca Dinastia Romina!
Cuvintarea comandantului tru-
pelor romine din Transilvania
fost subliniata de nesfirsitele ova-
tiuni ale asistentii.
| Alteta Sa Principele Carol a ras-
puns ca Sc gaseste a treia CARA in
mijlocul unui Stat Major comandat
dc generalul Mosoiu. fntiia CARA la
MaraSti, doua CARA la Marasesti,
a treia CARA in Sibiiul Ardealului
liberat. Sc simte fericit ca este eel
dintfiu din Familia Regala care
calca pam7ntul Stint al Ardealului.
Sfirseste 1nchinind pentru selda-
tul romin, caruia Sc datoreste fap-
tut ca me aflam in aceasta aduna-
re frateasca.'.
La ora 3 81 80 minute, masa lu-
ind sf1rsit, A. S./R. s'a dus la Sc
diul COmandamentului trupelOr
IromIne din Transilvania, unde a
trecut in inspectie toate serviciile
linteresindu-se de amanuntele orga-
nizarii..
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-28
'culoare rosie fost asezat in milo
cul sAlii de aSteptare.

culoare rosie fost asezat in milo
cul saliiD de asteptare.
Compania de onoare s "a postal
la stinga esirei. Compania din reg.
7 Infanterie Prahova) era condusa
de dl cap. George Crireseamu, 81
de loc. Rddulescu, de subj. Jordd-
chescu, 81 Manolescu. La ora IL 81
10 min. sosesc Eeneralii Boerin,
Pap 81 Florian, inconjurati de in
|alti ofiteri della Comandamentul
Territorial. Putin in urma lor au So
sit representantii bisericelor 81 mul
| ii dignitari della Consiliul Dirigent
Soseste apoi dl I. Manu- Presedin-
tele Consiliullii, nrmat de dnii Bra
nisca, Lazar, Hatiegan 81 Monies
Gu, membrii al Consiliului Dirigent
IAu fost de fata inca dnii DR.. Sill
viu Dragomir, Seful Biroului Pre-
sci 81 dl Constantin Misaici, secre-
tar general la Alimentatie, dl
Teutsch episcopal sasesc 81 altii Co
mandantul Trupelor din Transilva-
MIA, dl general ,Tr. Mosoiu, vine I'M
preuna GU dl gen. Pamaitescu, seful
Statului Major.
e, ora 1890 fix. Dincolo de pod
a pare trenul 81 Sc apropia MAZE
stos, GU miscari netezi 81 solemne,
simt1nd par'ca pc cine aduce. Mu-
sica intona ,,Imnul Regal" azisten-
ia fntreaga cuprinsa de fiori ne
obicinuite de entuziasm. Figura
svelta simpatica Printului Carol
apare la ffereastra.
Dl gen. Mosoiu 81 Boeriu fac
raportul oficios militar. Urmeaza
revista companiei de onoare, care
lprimeste de Alteta Sa Regala cu ne
sf1rsite urale.
Dl Naniu II salllta intro cuvIn-
tare pima de devotament 81 de in
credere fata de Alteta Sa Regela
Accentueaza, ca ,,ndddjduim, cd So
sirea Altetei Voastre sd fie an bun
augW pentru fericita desUoltare 81
inflorire Rominiei Mari 81 d.
nastiei Romfne, inconjuratd de 0
drdgoste netdrmuritd a tuturor".
PrntM Carol rdspunde intro
hmbd frumoasG, rOn,ineascd ferme-
cind pc toti prin rocea Sa sonora,
Gu accent curat ronafnesc, prin ge-
sturile rioaie 81 pline de dennitate.
Spune. ca Sc simte fericit cind a
fost trims de cdtre N. s. Regele In
Transilrdnia.
A remit pentru treia CARA in a.
cest oras, care este capitdla Traasil-
raniei dar pentru prima Oard, ctnd
este pc pdnintM Hber rominesc.
| SAINT mindru, a;incheiat Alteta Sa
ed am cent in acest tinut locmt de
Romini, de sitd Aecie, fatd de carl
pdstres o netdr'|s,uTtd dragoste".
Cuvintele prihtului au fost AGO.
perite de puternice APPLAUSE DIE
Manu- presentat apoi pc men,
bril- Consiliului Dirigent, pc repre-
sentii authorization civile 81 biseri-
cesti din Sibiiu.
/ nm nHrIAr TIT IA nAmH
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-28
RECEPFIILE.

La Orele D p. m. All avut lOc re-
ceptiile la Comandamental' Trupe-
lor.
Dl I. Maniu a cOndus pc membrii
Consiliului Dirisent, aflatori in ST.
blu.
Reprezentantii Bisericei Orto-
|doxe Romfne an fost condusi de
catra P. S. S. Episcopal Cristea.
Aici s'a petrecut o scena emotio-
|nanta, cind Printul Carol in ras-
punsul sau accentuat ca
"a fost adinc pdtruns de tnsem-
ndtatea momentum 81 miscat PIMA
la lacrini, cfnd intrat All in Ca
tedrala dim Sibmu, cfnd pared toti
earl an, fost present. am ckemat pc
Dun,nezeu de mdrturie la realiza-
rca Uisului aostru secular. Unita-
tea Natioaald este pc uecie infdp-
tuitd dupd cum vecinic este Dunn
neseul. care ne-a ajutat sd-l snfdp-
tuin."
Gel prezenti au ramas adinc i'm
presionati, in ochii multora au a.
parut lacrimile, ca o dovada since
ra, dar stralucita de mea,dryinita
bucnrie de care az fosf cMprinsi an
end pc MostenitorM Romin grdiind
aceste cur'nte. Reprezentantii Bi-
Serieei or. cat. au fost condusi de
catra dl protopop logan, caruia
raspunzfndu-i, Printul a spus, ca
site ca are sa multumeasca neamul
rOminesc barbatilor de malta cru
ditie culturala al Bisericei or. cat.
Reprezentantii Bisericei -evanghe
lice all fost condusi de episcopal
Teutsch; Gu care printul vorbit
nemteste. Tot asemenea nemteste a
vorbit 81 Gu reprezentantul Biseri-
eel Romano Catolice, dl DobOrdan.
RepreZentantll lnStltutiunilOr
Cultural au fost condusi de catra
II Andreiu Birseanu.
Prefectul orasului Doerr a vor-
bit ropineste. Printul Carol fost
[placut surprins de acest gest nobil
al d-lui Doerr,
Prefectul judetului Sibiiu d-nul
IN. Comsa, a condus pc reprezentan-
III judetului Sibiiu.
Printul Carol raspunzfnd pre-
Lfectului rostit cite-va cuvinte de
admiratie netarmurita fata de fac
torul important cultural, ce a fost
Mitropolitul Saguna in trecutul
Bisericei Ortodoxe 81 a Romfnilor
lin judet.
A urmat prezentarea Tribunalu-
Jul de -catra dl lulu Muntean, du-
pa care receptiile s'au sffrsit.
~PatriaN, Sibiiw.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-28
I N v 1T A B Z

s4
Sotietatea Romina De Ayutore
Si Cultura Desrobirea Neamnlui
Rominesc In fintiata In Is, Mali
1919. La Liberti Stel, Varran, o.
hiO. Are onore a In vita PetOte
porochiile Socieatile, Si Cluburi,
lie, ST Membri eli ST pc >aeeia care
or De veni ca Membrii al Sociefa-
til 81 petot pnblicul Komin De q
lua parte la petrecere Gu Dantii.
i Care Sc vada in favorul Sotieta-
til In ceputul Va Fl Sinhata Sora
In "a Mali la orele I. 81 va Occur
ge puma Nopes Ia IL ore, Omuzica
Notionala va ii Ia Desporitie GU
celea mai frumosa yocuri 81 Gin
tece National Pretul De Intrare
yafi D. mni 50. ., IL Is. Isl W ii
petrecera in Hala, p, lni MAnasie
Maldovan Della Liberti 6tel, In
Aonore ca NemuI Rominesc ne
yada tot spriy yinui Raninem A-
steptinduva ~ bretiile Ueseliise,
Comitetpl lEriny yateKl1.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-28
TE DEUM-UL LA CATE
DRAI,A

Printul Carol fnsotit de catre dl
Tuliu Manu- 81 urmat find de un
sir intreg de automobile a fntrat
in oras. Populatiunea strfnsa in ju-
rul garii isbucnit in urale puter-
nice 81 pretutindenea pc unde a
trecut populatiunea ia facut ova-
tiuni enthusiastic.
In Catedrala s'a celebrat la ora
! un Te Deum de catre p. Sa Epis-
cop Cristea 81 malt demnitari al
clerului, Corul Reuniunii de cint;t>
ri din Sibiiu a executat admirable
respunsurile. In biserica s'a strins
un public alcatuit de dame din So
cietate, de functionari della Consi-
liul Dirigent 81 della institutiunile
culturele din Sibiiu. A fost acolo
tot ce are Sibiiul mai frumcs. Prin
|tnl Carol a fost vadit emotional de
primirea ce j S "a facut 81 de drago-
stea nemarginita Gu care il imb.a-
tOSa ronulatiunao
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-28
REVISTA COMPANIEI DE
0NOARE 81 DEFIEAREA.

A urmat apoi revista compapiei
de onoare 81 defilarea. Ofiterii 81
soldatii au observat o minunata IT,
nuta care ne pus pc toti in uimi-
re.
Printul fnsotit de catre dl Imli,l
Mamiw a plecat apoi la resedinta
Sa, care fost araniata in Villa Me-
tropolitana. La plecare publicul la
facut nesfirsite naanifestatiuni de
simpstie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-28
.EFl.ECTII

Primim la redactie urmatoarea
invitare pc care publican IL
tocmai:
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-25
High School Girls
Work Up interest
for Saturday
Twenty-four 'High" Girls
Speak AT Grade Schools
Saturday.

IS result OF mass meeting held
"Wednesday at Central High by the
Girls Student club great interest
has been aroused over the second
Vocational Guidance day." which is
% be held at the Y. w. c. A. Sat
ur,lay. April 20,
To stimulate enthusiasm OF eighth
grade pupils Student club girls have
volunteered to speak to them
Thursday and Friday. explaining
tust what Vocational Guidance day
is and urging them to attend. The
girls will also tell of the advantages
Of a h gh SCHOOL education and en-.
deavor to persuade all eighth grade
Students to enter high after gradua
ton from the grades.
The girls will speak at the follow
ing schools:
Howard kennedy-Myrtle Fonda
Kellom-- Helen Bernstein.
Lake Elizabeth Taylor.
Long-Mary IRE.
Lothrop-Beulah Beant.
Mason--Muriel Gibson.
Monmouth and Saratoga-Ethe'
loss.
Pacihc.--Cecilia Ross.
Park-Fern Goodiurn.
Windsor-Mildred Wohlford.
Franklin-Ed:th Hodges.
Vinton-Ruth Paddock.
Walnut Hi'l-Gladys Hooper.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-25
My Heart and My Husband
Adele Garrison's New Phase of
Revelations OF a Wife
receiving an angry toss Of the head
f>r ,,,,, ,,:,,s

receiving an angry toss of the head
for my pains.
IF she amt disturbed till ! does
it she'll sleep all right" she mutter-
ed, and | was glad to flee to the rose
hued room. where Marion, adorable
sprte that she is, was just stretching
her sleepy little self and beginning
to wonder where her mother was
She listened gravely and quietly
while explained that her mothA
was asleep after watching by Uncle
Robert and must not be disturbed.
By great good luck we had been
able to keep from the child the nigh,
before all details of the arrival Of her
beloved Uncle Robert" except that
he had come back very i'll:
I'll be as quiet as mouse She
promised seriously.
"Then I'll tell you something
nice" returned. Your Auntie
Cosgrove is coming this morning"
ooh, goody" she exclaimed,
jumping up. The next moment her
expressive face shadowed
Ut L illuStH l DotlCl ICI, IVA
she'll feel so bad over Uncle Rob-
ert."
Il think she'll like you to bother
her, honey" | said, thinking how the
child's thoughtfulness resembled
that of her mother.
And indeed when Mrs. Cosgrove,
white-faced, anguished, arrived two
hours later, she seemed to find her
chief solace in holding Marion close
ly to her. Together we watched
outside the sick room--the nurse
had allowed the artists sister but
one glimpse of his motionless form
until after hours that seemed a
century, the nurse came to the door,
and spoke quietly to me.
II promised Mrs. Underwood to
call her if there was any sign of his
waking. Will you do it? l think
he will rouse soon."
Continued Tomorrow
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-25
What Madge Did to Save Lillian
from Worry.

what absolute idiocy, Lillianl"
! made the protest far more en-
phatlc than my own feelings upon
the subject of the mystery OF Robert
Savarin collapse at Litlian's feet
at the very moment of his return
from France. There was a sub
stratum of horror-stricken uneasi-
ness in my own mind as to the very
question Lillian had voiced, but it
was no part of my plan to let her
guess my doubt.
but, Madgew A faint color was
creeping into her face, whether from
excitement or. the effects of the hot
draught she had swallowed. Didn't
you hear him say, 1 have come to
tell you that | have F. That must
mean I have finished what had to
do or 1 have found him. Don't
you think so?"
No question about the color in her
face now. And her tired eyes bright
ened almost unbelievably. But they
darkened again in another moment,
and the shadow crept over her face
again.
Il must not let myself believe
that" she said YEARLY, for if |
found out afterward that | was mis-
taken, and that in reality that-hor-
rible thing had happened"
Her eyes widened with fear, and
| saw that she was incapable of
thinking clearly, OF forming any
sane judgment. l put my hands up
on her shoulders, and gently put
her back among the pillows.
do you know what | think" |
said with as severe tone as | could
muster:
Il think you are exciting yourself
unnecessarily, and also doing an in
justice to Robert. When he rouses
to consciousness, and you have a
chance to talk with. him, you will
then be able to find out the truth.
He is as transparent as child
"Robert-Harry."
Il know" she said, and | saw tears
on her eyelashes. Then she began
to cry, weakly, and | knew part of
my battle was won:
"Shut your eyes," / commanded.
"and forget everything for awhile,
I'll hold your hands tight like this
Until you're asleep. And I'll attend to
Mrs. Cosgrove and everything else.
You must get some strength and
sleep, for you don't know what mo-
ment Robert will need YOU"
She obeyed me as little child
would have done, and for half
hour I sat by her, motionless save
for the returning pressure / gave
from time to time to the hands
clinging to mine.
She spoke but once, and | had to
bend my ear to catch the murnured
words.
"Robert-Harry," she whispered
mournfully, and l knew that her tor
tured brain was still busy with the
awful problem the artists unexpect-
ed return had brought to her.
Mrs. Cosgrove Arrives.
But at last she slept, and | resolv-
ed that nothing save an imperative
call from the sick room should be
allowed to disturb her. Opening a
window to the apology for fresh
air, which is all city ever possesses,
and reassuring myself that she was
warmly covered, | went softly out
of the room, shutting noiselessly be-
hind me the heavy doors which in
sured quiet for Lillian at her work.
Then l went swiftly below stairs.
cautioning Betty about the sleeper,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-25
Campfire Girls.

The Oasoha group, now being led
by Camille Edholm in the absence
of the guardian, Miss Sterling, met
at the home of Henriette Clarke.
on April s, and learned how to bank
the money earned at group candy
sale, which was held during the
spring vacation.
On April u.s. a business meeting
was held at the home of Marian
Hoerner, at which time Pauline Par
malice became member of the
Oasohas. On April q, Ann Pear
sail was the hostess at handcraft
meeting.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-25

Plain and plaid ginghams find new
ways to make themselves effectively
smart on this morning dress. Green
and white checked bingham is COM
bined with plain ground green. The
upper blouse is plain green. The
plaid portion of the waist slips un-
der this green yoke and overlaps it
in an interesting line, which extends
on to the peplum. The blouse is
finished with a cuff hem Of plain
green, which is fastened with white
pearl buttons. A belt of plain
ground Bingham ties in he back.
A black taffeta tie energies at the
neck for a moment and then disap-
pears beneath the buttonhole only
10 reappear through another button
hole. The round collar is plain
bingham. and the cuffs and skirt ATE
plaid. The sport hat of white straw
worn with this gown IS trimmed
with green ribbon.