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al fploe en- 8refoel al 8e5tiumgerne.
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bri6ernc intet oil babe at beittlle,
bberfM mco &ommunismc erler
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ben ar6en SIDE at 9itcrlpcn oq CT
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"Ssalour," gientog bun. Seq
Nei, mini Bcl."

SVI lPIUIeC !UlY Ulol u II OlH
opfpre 6ig iaa, taabeliet. Salorr9
geei, BET ital bu lite bil6e big mo"
Saa lpille6e ieo min itbite Trumi
no:
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ifnl0e bore elifpGrbig % opmgrf=
loln imoo benbe."
"Mt 6u bil iige oct. &ror on life,
icq fienoer Nellie 5tratton beors
e,,b lom foa?"
"9n ,lagoe 10 felp, at BUN bar
ieo."
"Spr nu," inoifjeo min S1,itru
% In1leoe fig fen i,noo mig. Seq
DoIbcr meget al Mellie, oct bar ieg
altto aiort; men bun bar en- Sbog-
be6 for Mn11b; iclp benoeS beoltc
Beninbcr inbremn1er Oct. Mllereoe
Ii Sfolen bar bur belt tosfet, og ollie
beo, at bun fun gifte0e Jig meo
|@illp Stratton for 8emgenes @fplo.
Min6it tppe Menneiter har ringct
It'll mig ioag for at fortrlle mig, at
Sc bar 1ct big 1pile SrofoIt mcb ben-
oe. Gig mig I'LL San6beben> @enrr
l. gif 6u fen paa 8aoeanlta1ten
meo bc1,6e 1igc efter 6rofolt?"
"Foa Sore, neil"
"Det, CT be1Dn6crligt, nreget m9r.
felietl"
"geu bar 6u bel belt opgipet al
holoe Mi66agsiclIfob n9ite Iors
bag?"
"Mi6oagsielifab for ben Yerlon
&ba6 ct sin Me1,ing? Tror 61t, ie(
er gal? Sun ifa1 ol6rig 1atte fin
Sen ber, iaa lGr1ge leg leber. 81
fommer til at le be,e6e andre Ste0e1
- &lubber - eller pnn Bn6eo1:
~ltaltcn. ~"
"&porfor ifol pi fife la6e oettt
pinlige @mne fal6e? Sporfor TIFF,
glemme set bele2"
Seq ifal. ifte iige 11oget ON Oct"
iogoe b1tn; men ieg fon al6riE
oIemrte set. SIT tenfe fig, at 81
aier Dig iaaban til @arl @ele 8per
Ter al mig og heflager mig"
$ber Sag fom bun tilbnge til 81.
itorien ON 6rofoiten. Sm Scatter
fun6e bun naagne for at ipbrge on
nogct, b11n hapoe ip1trgt ON b1>n6re
6e. Gauge iforbejen.
Nogle Tiger eiter iful6e ser ber'
Bremiere pon min Ba1,6ebiue, o{
min, &uitru par meget iprig efter
at ieg iful6e 9oa i.Eeatret n1eo ben
bes @uiiae, 1om bar paa @e16g.
Seq far bet life rietig go6t,
forflare6e SSo11e, "bar 6u noget imo}
at gao ser n1e6 benoe olene?"
"@ierne," 1poreoe ieg.
Seq fiebte to 8tlletter paa for
reitc &afffe, lom Truen bap6e gibe
Sr6re iii, og &atitne1 og ieg TOT
Bla6s, for{pnet meo CT 9g1fe Gbo
folabe. Set bar ct frpgteligt Stpf
fe, 6aarlig Gang og Cans og al
anoet e1nb bittigt.
9an fprite> nit. 9ic falot paa
por Tr1 Simmp Mrtbur. SUM po'
1nn1rter meo 1efs, o1rbrc &pinoer
iom itrafs Itaf &obeberre ionm1c1
og bpiife6e.
Seq bibite go6t, bpo6 Der III, blcl
bpiifct bag Brogran1nerne. l16e1
at betanfe mig gift jea hen til Gel
Ifabet og logoe aluorligt:
"Meine Gamer og &errer - SCI
1,ngc Game 6er CT min @ones @1>
fine, og min Some peb, at jeg ct bc'
me6 be16e."
Sc iaa forblpffet paa mig o9 1pa
rc6e life.
Sra ocn Sag fable De &eipeft 70:
mig.
Mm min Some er ltooig ioloa,;
% PLACER mig mco fin @%finipge.
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ppem iao Ser a,,ore cluo Sri, Strats

Spem iao Ser a,,ore elpo SRI, strat.
ton!
Seq bmr rigti9aot Selb nreo
Mig" Iagoe jeg.
"5pnes Seq" iaaoe bun % bite
CT MRffe perlebpibc 9Gr6cr. Seq
piloc bopc mig Ell lille Dq,ffert; men
tror Sc, Der CT en- 8aoetone? Seq
tsr life gao 1r6 alene, 1aar Der III
1en er i Nprbeben."
Get 1tal Sc life bore bange for;
'ieg CT Sriipemmler % 1fal not pasie
pan Dem."
Get CT brilliant" p bun; "ic9
ifal bnre parnt on, Ell 5nes Meinl,-
ter"
Seq tabte neiten baaoe 8Gie og
Wh11ro, ga bum Diite Jig | 1tn 8aoe-
|orogt. SUN bar e1 S%fipnbe6S-
o%abc11barin9 / en- be1ripen6e grp11
|9tlfebnbebragt.
Seq fan life: ipp1nmc," logoe bum
letter at babe bilit paa mig. "Sfal
(bi life ii66e li6t og iliffe Solifin?
|Ge Fan aoot tagc 9em Ell 9uffert
|fprit % iaa fomme tilbage."
Seq ahlp6, tog Gillpb 90 iprang
1,co / Go1lcet. 6ru 5tratton flap
peoc / &enoerne oter min Dpgtig-
bc6 % opfor6rebe mig til at fomme
op paa Bo6ebroen % unoerboloc
bcnbe.
Oct bar ient, ga jeg TOM biem.
og mini Some pe1lteoe n1e6 Mibbn-
gen.
"Spilten l1no1fplouing bar 81
i0ag?" ipurgte bum.
Seq ipille6e Golf, % paa @iem;
bejen pu~uftereoe jeg." -.
"Sporfor bolot on fife Dor Mftall
onqoacrbe Grofolten?"
"0et gjor6e jeg oe1aa, leg bar SCI
poo Glogct et."
"@i n1aa babe misforitaact bin
o,eben," fl,rmuleoe min Some. "GI
linn NTnffp11 IN Nnn or hpr eIIprs
1fct noget?"
"'SStfc 1roget lGrligt."
Sen Mftcn bar hi / Gel fab, oQ
1aa mart ri piite %, TOM Sr11 Mr-
THUR faren6e fen til min Some oQ
billtc operitrpmmenoe penltgt poo
hen6e, 1tjent Sc ellcrs fife ct lGrligI
fine @e1in6cr. Toa mig billte bum
ubprc fieligt. Og Tr1t Mrtbl,r tra1
mini &onc ttl1t6c.
Seq fun6e ie, Der bar ifet noget
men jeg git mooi9t hen til min So:
ne oe bob ben6e om 6cn .fgrite0u11s
Reptile 6u 6rofoit lammen mel
8r1 Strdtton?" fpurgte bun fol6t
ga, min @en."
"$borfor fortalte 6u mig be
iffe?"
"0et g1emte leg laamGnb. Sc
bor life min Mening at ifiule Sc
for 6ig; men leg 1pnas, set er ganif'
l:gegpI0igt."
"2igegpl6iot," gje11tog b,11. "01
ct maaife ligeglo6, ielb ON ieg fla
bere of cit o,1oe1 &pinoes 2eber, a
min Mon6 - min Man6 - bo1
ipilt Trofolt gal1ife alene meb ct
(0ame2"
"Eas .paa, Sane, man tan bpr,
big: Set atf ganife ulfpl6igt ill., b
mg6te t%ilfGl6tgbts binaa,6en / @e
ltaurotunen og bnr bcg9e TO alene
&pab bar mere naturligt?"
gal life til mig" iag6e bum ia
ien0c. Seq bill bjem itrafs."
So bi tom no pao @nber1, bo'
|&r. $aplor be6 at 1tige u6 al fl
|Gogn.
"geao, er 6u 6er?" raQbte fan
"&bor er bin lille @e1ri116e benn
|toften. Seq TOM berben / &nob or
at ie benbe."
"@bem?"
&r.EoDlor bleb forlege1t % mum
ile6e Blot:
"92hu fommer jog, Mlice. @o6oi
ten, 6ru @ira11o. Seq befloacr, a
leg lite. bar sis at forflare. Barpe
laa le1ge, &e1,rp."
"9d bar mnrfetigt," 1%ag6e6ruen
: Sum ba6 mig life ONT 1ogen Tor
flaring, fer hi 1a6 / Gognen og pa
ponN @eien bjern.
"ssSortel mig ioo ON sin ill
@eninbe. Ct Der en- a1t6en?"
"Ma, set er 1aam9rr6 life reoget>
1bare6e jeg n1eo eli 2igegDl6igbeh
jeg bar langt fra at file. "@fte
at leg bar fpr6ig mcD at Ipil1e @oli
tnif ;nn hno1 for NJ a+ooo min onGShd,11
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Capt. Wiltshire Griffith has return
ed from Fort Caswell. where re has
been in service, and VIII resume bis
work at the Rose Pharmacy. Until a
suitable house is secured. MIR. anG
Mrs. Griffith will be win Mrs. Gr:f-
fith's mother, Mrs. !. NJ. Waldrop,
Pvt. Harry WaldrOp, Co., B. 1i5th
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they paraded in Wilmlrgtcn before
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There were Is present at the Reo
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IN hear Miss Emil Walkers splenoi"
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Iwas appointed 0 e. IN touch WIN d
comnetent sec. g airy who will be CIV
on 2 free course a htlanta oeloi0
entering upon the dies at nome
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French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-04-17
ICEE 0'30yNELL SHOW
RECEIVES HIGH PRAISE
&c EcEtEc@cTy Advertiser says
Sew IS Really Worth Going
g." to See,

The lone O'Donnell company will be
resented / by George Donahue, or
which the press and public in general
reclaim as the best popular priced
musical comedy company tolrirs the
south this season.
House managers and patrons alike
ave been greatly deceived in the
musement offerings of the popular
riced brand this season but the fol-
owing criticism from the Montgom-
ry, Ala, Advertiser of December 3,
hould stimulate the mind OF the jaG-
d theater goer that a nifty FIN OF
musical comedy is now on at the Ma
este:
ct has come to pass that at last
here is a company at the Colonial
heater which is really a theatrical
roupe. Alleged companies have been
oped in either because of war con-
itions or because stranded persons
eeded a meal ticket or sought to rice
ONE other way to another town than
on box cars.
Musical comedy booking agencies
have so completely put it over so far
as the Colonial is concerned, that
those who might have been inclined
to go regularly to a musical tabloid
performance became disguised. There
fore the announcement that there is
something really entertaining at the
Colonial might be regarded as bunk,
but it is not because there is o run
ming at the Commerce street theater a
line of musical comedy that is worth
going to see.
I'm saying that there is a bright,
nifty run of musical tabloid now on
is not giving out free advertising buc
is the outburst of a mind SO thorough
1y swept by surprise on visiting the
theater for the opening performance
of the new company Yesterday that
something just had to lie sai1 and
here it is in the statement that a
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-04-17

Misses Cordelia Sterling and A. L.
j can who have been guests at the
Naverly since December and have
cen coming here for four successive
ears, will go to WaynesvilIe on Sa:-
rday for a week. Enrcute to their
ONES at STAFFORD, Conn, they will
pend some time at Montreal. Misses
Sterling and Dean have given every
morning to the Red Cross looms anC
have been untiring in their efforts tc
get the work done. They will be
greatly missed in the town.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-04-17
HOME AGAIN

Home again-not as crippled depen-
dents, but as self-support1ng, conf
dent men. What does the loss of a
single arm or leg mean to one who is
preparing to WELD the gaval in the
court room, or expound the theory of
parallel lines meeting at infinity?
The Federal Board for Vocational
Education states that of 1877 disabled
veterans being retrained free OF
charge by the government a consider
able member are in the professions.
Two men have taken up theology; 81
are studying engineering; q are TAX
ing mechanical drawing; 8 men are
qualifying as doctors. Others are
studying architecture, chemistry, for
eign trade, law, music, craftsmanship.
Academic courses are being taken by
% illiterates.
Substitution Of brain work for man
uaI dexterity could hardly be called
a loss either to the individual concern
ed or to the community. There will
still be plenty Of two armed men who
can be butchers. though there happens
to be one man who before he lost his
arm in the wal was a butcher and who
is NV a telephone operator. Afor-
merj arAenter, losing both arms, is
nova Pui&ing inspector.
To "a tine of the armistice 10000
men we returned from over seas.
These rel resent cases which were SO
badly disabled they could o be used
even for non-combat or behind the
lines service. Eighty five and five
per cent of other wounded men,
however, were returned to duty, either
the front or ehind the lines, within
a maximum period of ten weeks. Five
per cent were returned to duty back
the from ~Hj only ten per cen:
could - .e l2eG either at the front
behind the lines. Mortality ii the
AL1SEtCdu IOICSS was SAGSpLAOldlIy
low.
February Is the Federal Board for
Vocational Education vas in touch
with 22,851 disabled soldiers. There
are still thousands of badly wounded
men who must be RETAINED by the
government in order 10 ill them for
useful, happy lives. The United States
IS too proud of the brave men who
Ought it's battles 10 allow them to Re
dependents. Help give them q
The government nee0s tha
ban of your money. Subscribe TO he
Victory Liberty Loan.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-04-17

Opponents of the constitution OF the
league of nations adopted by the
peace conference fall into two classes
who say the plan is too weak
and should lie stronger and those
who say it is too strong and should Ec
weaker. AMI both classes Ire accus-
ed of playing politics-the cheapest
kind of politics at that.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-04-17
Sergeant William H. Twyford, Head

Sergeant William H. Twyford, Head
: ,arters Troops, 30th Division, who
served nine months On the Mexican
border and II months IL France az
Belgium, arrived Tussu';y afternoon
to spend a few days WITH his parents,
Mr.. and Ms. H. TwyfoFd. Mr. ivy
ord was assc ciated with he HIs;ieE
N various departments about three
years, He was forem'~u in the Times
flee during his last year here. Be
lore entering service, Mr.. Twyf1rd
Ind a position with the southern
i publishing and Printing Co., il Char
eston. This position has been kept
C0en for him and he will return 10
accept it.