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anew zeaIand ! Masterplece.n

81 was under the impression
writes a correspondent of the British
Weekly. that the q. S. A. had Sc
cured the copyright of the term Gods
own country and had definitely ap-
piled 1t TO the United States. But /
find that our colonial troops have
pirated the phrase, and are applying
1t unblushingly to whichever corner Of
the empire they happen to hail from.
The other day in a bus a soldier with
q red band round his wideawake hat
was explaining to his neighbor how
pleasant 1t was to be going back in q
few days to Gods own country. why,
I didn't know you were an American,
remarked the neighbor in an accent
that left no doubt on which side of
the Atlantic he was at home. Who
said l WASP complained the other.
We'll, you claimed Gods own country
as your home. and that's America
sure America repeated red-band.
Yes, 1 daresay God had Something to
do with the making cf it. But New
Zealand is his masterpiece, and don't
you forget IT."
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carry on"

carry on"
Lodging rooms in town are very
scarce as usual--in fact unobtainable
and guests. who are disappointed
at lack of accommodations, are NOV
ing on to other places. while those
who placed their orders early" are
wearing the smile that helps make
the miles OF smiles among the pleas.
ed in Dorset.
Lake St Catherine attracts many
guests from Dorset. Among those
who were there last Sunday were the
families of II. N. Williams, f. G.
Stone and Elmer Haiwood. besides
numerous young people including
Clarence Blackmer, George Stannard
Miss Reynolds, George Saford and
Robert Kent and others.
Patrons of the N. f. Tel and Tel
Co., in Dorset will welcome the cut
over from the old to the new ex-
change at Manchester Center. This
win bring the advantages of all the
latest telephone appliances and es-
pecially the new switchboard. The
new exchange building at the Center
is very attractive with It's up-to-date
devices.
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American General Is Only Con.
stituted Authority in
Luxembourg.
like BIT or FAIRY TALE
Yankee Division Living Amid kaleido.
scope of international Spies,
Revolutlonists, consplrators
and Beautiful Princesses.
BY CAPT. ROBERT J. CASEY.
In the Chicago journal.

GoSseldanSe, Luxembourg. - General
Bell is president of Graustark now.
His diyision-to which we have final
~ become attached--is living amid d
Kaleidoscope of international spies,
mysterious men with tiat boards,
revolutionists, conspirators, counter.
consnirators and beautiful princesses.
All day long the white highways are
filed with dashing couriers. All night
long vigilance committees lie awake
trying to figure out what new plan OF
government to start off the next day
with. II is certainly a strange situation
for poor, guileless lot of infantry
and artillery.
1t isn't officially set down in the rec.
ords that the general is the last word
hereabouts, but no one-eyen the most
ardent revolutionary leader--fails to
admit that his Is the only constituted
authority. SO long as he continues &c
sit in state Mt die kirche the plotters
don't get much of n chance to raise n
disturbance.
The Storm Breaks.
The storm broke in the teapot the
day Battery f, 124th field artillery,
arrived here after the long march from
the Meuse.
We were just turning across the
River Alzette when q purple limousine
oil trimmed with gold and displaying
brace of silver braided admlrnls In
the front seat came down the Luxem-
bourg City highway and frightened the
gnidon's mule into Mysteries. The bat
terry was called to attention and sa'
lutes were exchanged before 1t was
realized TINT the beautiful Marie AIDE
laide, grand duchess of Luxembourg ana
royal princess by her own right, had
Just passed. Not knowing anything
about local politics we couldn't guess
That something had gone wrong,
That night, however, a bulletin WIS
lacked 20 the door of the schoolhouse
nnnex--now doing service as battery
liitchen-stating in French and Ger.
man that Marie Adelaide had abdicatcd
In favor of her sister, Charlotte, and
that If the populace would try to keep
rain the government would try to con-
finue doing business at the old stand.
The story of the revolt, when trans
nted out of two or three mixed Ian
Euages, is Grmm's FAIRY Tale sort OF
thing. The beautiful Adelaide, u
seems, had been something of popu-
lar idol IN Luxembourg prior to the war.
There is a legend connected with her
attitude toward the advancing Prus'
SLAMS that once was current and cred
tied in all parts of the duchy. Accord
ing to this story, the grand duchess
was shocked when the Germans re-
fused to respect the neutrality of her
country. I.uxemburg's army on paper
consisted of go men and actually mus
tered some 70 sturdy troopers.
The minister of war naturally fig
ured that he didn't have much of
chance in opposing Germany, so the
princess undertook moral suasion. She
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1900 horse power.
The total storage capacity at the
Chittenden dam is approximately L.
0O0,000000 cubic feet, not including
the Leffert supply. large body of
water which is constantly fed by
mountain streams. many of which al
so flow into the Chittenden supply
With the addition of the proposed
development the company will take
advantage of 1893 feet OF drop in alti-
tude from the Chittenden dam to the
last of the three stations
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Vegetable Compound in thenewspapers
and Since taking it am cured and have
a nice- baby four months old. l feel like
a nef7 woman, and have recommended
your medicine to my friends. l would
be glad TO have everybody know what
your medicine did for me, and if any
write to me Twill answer all letters. -
Mrs. Many CaLIGuRE, BIT South Main
ST., Herkimer, NY.
Every woman at some period or other
inner life may suffer from just such dis
turbances as Mrs. Caligure, and if there
is no interested friend to advise, let this
be areininder that this famous root and
herb remedy has been overcoming these
observation-disclosures than40years.
III any complications exist, write
Lydia e. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn,
Mass, for advice. The result of many
years experience is at your service.
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Il ADVISE every
SICK WOMAN
To Try Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound"
~ advise every suffering woman tc
take lydia Z. Pinkham's Vepetahle

compound for It has
done me SO much
good. | had female
weakness, inhamma-
ton, pains in my
sides and painful
periods. / suffered
for six years and
tried many remedies
w j tn out benefit.
The doctor caid |
must have an opera
ton. / read about
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wANTED-By competent High school
girl of experience, a baby to care for
by the hour during vacation. Address
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FOR SALE-Red raspberrles, quart
or pints, Delivered every morning
Drop a postal to George w. Rice or
telephone 37223. 52t6'
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Wanted--A cook for the month OF
August. Apply Howard H. Shields, Old
Bennington. sta
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FOR SALE--A seven-year- old Hol-
stein COW Inquire Mrs James John
son. South Stream Road. 51t6*
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WANTED--Housewo by the hour.
Apply eos Maple street. soto"
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FOR SALE-Work horses Chas. A.
Breese, Hoosicls Falls. N. Y, r. f. d.
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FOR SALE--On easy terms. several
desirable houses with gardens on
North, Stafford and Park street Extern
sion, Apply Mrs. e. b. Huling. Tel
53l M. Bennington. 45tl2.
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For sALH

FOR SALE--Truclk horse, weight
about 100 pounds; second hand now
ing machines. II. W. Myers & Son.
Inc. 53t6
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drove out to the border and lay down
across the road and uttered the sen
tence famous for time throughout
~ ,1,,oJ,,. uVO,, lara pot noccb
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13

Cuando neceSite libr0s cE espanoi.
d~iriiaSe = igaacio L. Lozano. MS y.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Lex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
EN- FAVOR De LA MUJER
~SUD-AMERICANA
Trabaiara la Association Girls
tiana de Mujeres

NUEVA YORK. mario S.-La Aso-
ciaci6n Cr;Ssia"a de J6venes. rama f.
menina. esta preparando II apertu-
~ de un concurSn prep2rator.0 par;,
IL Amc-Ic; del sur. applicable I las
mriereS de csc ctntinente. porq0e Ell
a,iniGn = las classes directoraS de di-
IN organization. In mujer de Sud
America no esta acoStumbrada al ira
halo de cfic!na. Ii de ticndas. como Ia
ncrre-americana. Y en- csc trabaio tie
- Fl scxo dcbi! un leGitimo y SECURE
aorveuir.
Afrruos pcri6dico> sud-americanoS.
v cr especial dc Ia Argentina criti-
can cssas manifestations Y d'cen cue
scr GebiGas i noticias f&lSaS. ceSpec-
- &c Ia mujer sud-americana.. ) que
Ia mefor DEMONSTRATION de ST. ]eficiencia
este en- que Ia emDlean en- Il oflcl'
mas firmes comerciales de Ia Argent
Ia, Brasil. Chile Y Uruguay
la Raz6a." uno DC los participates
diaries boaaerenses. dice cue Is dill
Gil cUmprender cue pueden hacer las
observation-disclosures para volver mas
c~orpe.eEtcS 4 l&s muieres Sud-amer-
canaS Y agve-a Que las cue Dreten-
Ic2 dar csoS carSoS De enSenanza. dc
ben S&bar que U eSfuerzos estaU %
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13

e. PRogLEMA DEL ADR!ATIco

~vugo-eslavo$ lleguen = las Was Ge he
cho. Y cuyo arrcglo Sc hace de Gia err
dia mas ur-enle. Observation-Disclosures
te. niaguno lie los dos ladies' adverse
rios Darece Ais2u2SJO a hacer once
stores. ! IS H~cceSar.o r~cconocSr cue
81 bien g cleric que los itaiianos
formulan reivindicacioneS territorial
les nuy amplia>, Ia Iugo-Eslavia ma
nifiesta tanhitn ciertaS pretcncloneS.
sohre Trieste. por ejempio, cue tia
liz 10 Huede aGmitir.
Para u~onerle termino a cStaS dife-
reucias tan dclicadas, 81 RENO eslavo
pidlc. e. II de Fehrero. 81 arbitra-
je del Presidenta Wilson. y Ia idea
fuc b2stance iugeuio>a. PJesto que e
u~uivali6 a d~eScartar del debate a
Frarcia e I~nglaterra que Sc Italian
lbraGaS por las promesaS hecnaS a TIA
la en- 81 tratado de Londres. Pero
q oobiarao it2liano rehuso formal
mente ei somstecS@ 4 este proceed
miento especial. d~eclaraudo que Ven
dria a invadir las funcloneS de n
C~onfereccia De Ia Paz cuya mission es,
nreciSamente. arreglar las d~iferenciaS
de es;a n~atur&leza. Y crearla un pre-
cedente cuyo heneficio podrh ser
nvocado por cl eneMigo. La Opt
Mon francesa parece haberSe aGherl-
10 4 rS.a marera dc e Ia question.
Y Dor clio Is que el TEMPS declara
que "scria daplorah'c que sc adon:ara,
ain a ritIlo de algo e~Xcevcional, III
metodc que fuera Go n~atrr2!cZa tai
que hiciera dud&r dc Ia competenc'a
dc la Conferencia. no solamente en-
Ia d~iferegciaS ertrc los aliados, >ino
tambisn e. las Que Daejan sIrglr
entire aljadoS Y en~emigos'. tPorque
ser:a este d~epiorabic? ". en- vlrtud
De cue po!rian Sentjrsc los bocheS
autorizados para ped"'. en vista de eS-
% Dr~eccIencc IN arhitraie c~ua!quie-
-" Scr;a una fel!lidad. por ci c"H-
trario. uIe 50 adeuttr& IN metodo,
Que pudicya ser para reSo.rer parclfl-
camen1e este problema cardcnte en- e.
que lc metodo importa POGO. con tat
80 me 81 r"Sul:2io Sc Satistactorio.
IN cuanto = To- hoche=. III 3oHrtan
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
LOS ALiADOS DEBEN
AYUDAR A ALEMANIA
DICE, MR.. LANSING
Esta ayuda no serd por pie
dad, sino por propia con-
veniencia de los intere-
ses GIiados

PARIS, Mario En- un ban,
quote que ell Club de la Prensa Inter,
aliada, do anoche en- esta capita
en- honor de los Delegates america,
nos a Ia Conferencia de Paz. el Sc,
cretario de Estado del Gobierno anne
ricano. Mr.. Robert Lansing pronun,
clio IN discourse en- e. que hizo la de-
claraci0n de que Sc habia lleeado 4
una crisis en- los asuntos del mundo.
c hizo hincapie cn que los aliados
dehiar alimentar a Alemania, V dar
Z los aIemanes Una oportunidad para
veGder sus productcs en- los merca-
dos e%Xtranjeros, 81 guerra evitarse
el religro del bo~lshevikismo.
e. Secretario Lansing hizo una
description con vivos dolores de las
condolences que eXistian en- Ia IONA
De la guerra en- Francia V mani
festo que no era por piedad hacia
.Alemania, sino por propia rentaja
de los al;ados. por 10 que debia verse
que Il anarqu.a no Sc ~entronlzara en-
el antigua imperio aleman.
FL Captain Andres Tardieu. Alto
Comisionado frances para los asun-
tcs de guerra franco-americano3 V el
Mariscal Foch, que tam5iGn estuvie-
ron presentes, fueron otros de los
orudores en- cl banquete.
FL Nar!scal Foch hiZo an alto elo-
gio del general P5rshing, que tam
bicn Sc hafiaha entire los ]TreSentes
V termino 0 IN hrindis 4 ia salud
de toIo ell continGente americana
Que Sc cnvi0 4 Europa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13

prctcuder 81 ser .raladoS lie mRner3
distinta que como vencidos. Y aun que
como culpahles. de sucrte que ST case
q del TODD ditereNte del de Ia lugo-
Eslavia. Por 10 deuaS. 81 proyccto
de la Liga dc las Naciones conSaCra
Ell principle Gel arhitraje cue ser2
Incorporate, de manera cIerta. al pac-
to decinitivo. Los a~rticuloS - Y j.
eStablecen 81 principle de ~recurrir
al arhitraie ' = la investigaciGn, STEM
pre- que cntre las ~potencias contratan-
tas Surja ,gun litigio que no hubiera
podido SCI arreglado Dor la via diplo-
matica Fl litigjo italo-eslavo. lie
va traZas de ser uGo de los que no So
'arregian. por Ia via ~diplomatica, q sa-
distraction de las dos parties. Sin M
barge. .Sto es 10 que importa. Y 81
ambas parties llegaran 4 ponerSe de
~acierGo zobrc el procedimiento del a.
bitraie. habria mayor nUmero dc pro-
babilidadeS de lIegar a IN arregla que
no dciara resentimiento de ninguna
cSpecie nj de un lado III del otro. La
election del P~r2Sidente Wilson como
ar5itro seria, en- fin. \ garantia
De unprecedented incontcstable para
Italia.
Pero, desputs de TODD. para que
pueda habcc arbitraie. sc neccsita
Que sean cuando menoS dos los que 10
piden; Q Italia 10 rechaZa. tSegura-
mente que ricnc cl dcrecho de hacer-
10. Sin mbargo, con clio rone a los
nStad;staS aIiaGoS or condolences Yer
daderamentc embaraZosaS. pues no
hay NADIA mas delicado que el hacer
ura transaction de djficultades tan,
grares surgidas entire dos adversarios
que. son igualmente amigos nuestros.
rs probate que. aUn en- el caso de que
no deba servir de arbitro. Ia Confe-
rencia de Paris SC Sienta dichosa dc
yer }iegar nj Pre>idente Wilson. que
csta llamado. cvidcntemente, a dcsem-
pcnar 81 papel mas importante en- Ell
arre"io dc asta esujnoSa question adrla
tica. de intercS vital para Ia paz del
mundO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
NEEGAN LA CAPTURA De
RIGA Per 0
ALEMAKES

-:

True translation lied Nth the rost- &:
master - San Antonio. Tex. ~ re- :
g:l~-f ty the act o. October .. :9lI. :
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
IA GENIE EXGE ENERGICAMENTE UR-
BANS BALM.-DEBE ADQUIRIRLO LNME-
DIATAMENTE." ESTO NOS DICE UN
C0MFRCIANTF
COMERCIANTE

FL Sr. W. c. Schwartz. de Chapel
Hill. Texas, nos escrihe 10 siguiente:
-'Sirvanse enviarme por correo, G
Embellishments. otra media gruesa
de Urban's Balm. La genie me 10
pide con mucha insistencia, rayana en-
delirio, V como he agotado la eXis-
tencia por complete ~sirvanse remitir-
10 Embellishments para calmar la eH-
citacion.'
Esta es solamente una de las mi
les de cartas que Ia casa de Urban
Chemical Company de eSta cludad ha
recibido. Para convencer 4 las per-
sonas que nunca hayan usado urban's
Balm, debemos decirles que esta es
una medicine que ha tenido desde ha-
ce muchos amos general aceptacion
en- Ell mercado, siendo especialmente
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13

Il ~ooierno &c los EsJados UnidoS
adoptu 1na actitud haStante since
~ con relaci6n 4 Italia a prevenIr-
Is de que no racibiria mas where's &c
este pals cr case de Que co1tinuara
ponicndole o~hstaculo> al transtSr-
t. de los where's = los yugo-eSlavos Y
2 los techecoeSlOvacos.
Fl bloqueo .j~taliano eS;s1lecido en-
Teriuicio de Ia Yu@o-ESiav;a e$ n
MEDIA dc guerra CUE nc Sc cXphca.
en- cfecto. Y que era c~onvenience re-
prohar. on interts De IA huena m
tcligeGcia general. C~omprendmoS
bien los cu;dadoS de nueStros amigos
los it2lianoS Que no carecen de bue-
nos = s6Tdos argumentos para apo
var sls reivindicaciOneS SCORE Ia COS
IL dSlmata; pueS, ain sin tomar en-
consideration las est~ipul&cloneS dc!
tratado de LondreS que lie da = TIA
liz 81 medic de hacer waller u dere-
choS cerca de Francia Y de in%la-
terra. e hicn Sahido cue los italia
nos Sc hallan inStaladOS en- Ia costa
NM de>de "aee S.Ei's -
TUeGe 'H'ccAr S"r'''e" 49,
dc las nac'emandaoeS N"eS,S"
aI'ada Gn~4n.''eSCa, %ue dot n,I nsr Edo
"~eSeoaI5",.l" $50 10 nIsTon+os
EUs",eS'"'o' .on,Hs+;ap
Gu'- race PoN0S 49, ~ -
n las mas auS'!i"C ~ 800 oIi",.scoI
que ltaIia consumer " .> ".o
y los croatas no .ol"I.Sl..s o,,,V
m'SoS' SIN" '@H'''," Oo'.'' 49,.
~ camp'eHGs P"'S' que "' H.,
una tef"I'a "@t''S'1"' P''
nocoloS: pero. poF ot,a oaStI: 9i,.''-
De Iemer u: @2<aE.ouo %GrsS5r n,o "T nm -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13

Trecomendada para resfrios, catarros,
dolor de cabeza y usada con mucho
exito como preventive contra la In
fluenza. Adquiera hoy mismo un tu-
DO en- c~ualquier drogueria Y haga que
toda su familia 10 use varias veces al
dia. Esta contenido en- tubos santa
rios convenientemente -preparados.
Sus resultaGos agradaran 4 cualqu:9-
"a. Sc venGe q los precios de p Y
so cts. Pida en- la primer drogueria
que encuentre. o telefolee innledla-
tamente por un tubo de esta medici-
ma.
ST en- la botica Ell que hace listed
sus compras, no tienen Ell existencia
Urban's Balm. pidalo directamente a
Urban Chemical Company, San An
tonic. Texas. (Ady.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
PODRAN IMPORTARSE
MATERIALS PRIMAS A
MGLATERRA

LONDkES. Mario Eel Minis
;crio De Concrete ha anunciado que
en- 10 Successive tcd&s las matcyias
primas nodran ser im~portadaS sin IL
cencia. Los uItiInos articulos sobre
los que haEia prohibition de impor-
taci6n craE pieles. maderas, azUcar
dc cana V seho.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
Ensaye ell Linimento de Sloan
Para aliyiar sus dolores
No necesita listed frotarse al
aplicarlo, pues Immediate
mente experimental
sus resuItsdos,

Basta con que una sofa vez 10 prue.
be en- musculos adoloridos, co.
"unturas embotadaS, reumatismo. do.
lorcS de cabeza Y espalda para que
e~ncuontre en- q un suavc a Ia vez que
active rcmedio = Sc sorprendcra dc
los cfectos de este linimento.
No mancha Ii piel. no deia huella,
su ~apfcaci6n es tan ~Sencilla que no
Sc pierGc tempo. dando siemprc prom
tos resultadoS. Com2re una botella
grande, pues es INA economic. Cda!-
quier drogueria 10 tiene a la venta.
CGmprclo hoy mismo.
nrecio, SOC. Zoe V $t.20.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13

sados en- ideas c~quivocadaS. pucS 81 /"
mujer norte-americana trata dc reem,
plazar Z IA sud-anericdna Ell sus L.
boUes. sracasaria.
Como una de las gruebas de est
fracaso. que indica el citado period
co. esta il de que hay Ell Buenos Al
res vs.riaS i~nstitucioneS de bemeIicen-
cia. con cficinas permanentes en- esq
capital. que tcnStantenfeI-te eStan au'
xiliando Z damas inglesaS y norte-a-
mclicanas que han lido ALI en-
buSca dc trabajo. para Que pucdan re.
rresar 4 sus paiSeS. nor no habcr
rodido eaccntrar emn!eo para sub
rcnir = sUs n~ecesidaGes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
ASUNTOS DEL Ola


-
FL rjei o Dj,orerbio e~scGptjco n c,ssI
aue en- los casos de dlida o dc sos
pecbq, nos ~oconsejo sisv,n2.e. "Dievsa
mat y a~certGrds." la faliado en- esta
re- mr.. syrbos dc los oye ne,ssdbr-
mos n Ell ~ipoeaiero PAM n el regi-
men de Dom Teuust;og m apoTerjap ~
co oy0tos ante los oios del n,ebIo
frances, seo,i1 eli POGO desco Gue en-
las uitas es;eyoS Sc mapifestaba poj.
rccibir al dipiomGtjco mericdaO, que
ma lLera en- PGris mas cunntaS SEND
mas, SIN que Sc lie hayG alberto Ia
puerto de i CdmGro Presidential ca
Ell PalaciO del EljSeo.
En- rerdad qne motiroS dc Scspe-
chaS, qnc rd>oneS dc dWdG, no tottH-
Dan PafU los mat Pe"S"doS q " pa
rG los mejcr HJteRcionadoS. FL mge-
nero Pam, $eg"'l los per7od'cos dc
.He@'co oSey"rGFo"' to~ d ser sect0t-
40 por et FFeStdc1te foiHca|e a az
Ge S~ HegddG Il FarS; moo tot"-
"'" "e''oP"s''o"o que "Se9"I' t"
9rG30eS tE"'GS li""Gn" $e'a re-
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COPENEAGUE. Mario l2.-La
.ceientc roticia quc Sc pUblico por
IA ncersa. rcterenJe Il Que los ale
names kabian regupe.aio el puerto
de Ri%a de manos de los b~oIshevlkis.
no solo no sc ha confirmado, 81 no
Qse acaJa x ser negaGa en- III des-
pacho que procedcrte de Berlin SC
rccibi0 aqui hoy. En- dicho dcSpacho
SC dice que lag tropaS alemanas 50
ha'}aH a una larca distancia de Riga.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-11
TheStoryLady

Peter started out in very good
spirits one morning. He went to the
store to get Mama some thread He
came back with hanging head and was
very glum the rest Of the day.
Papa noticed that he was very quiet
when he came home for supper and
ayked him what the matter was.
Jaw! Ihadn' thot how near it was
to school time till today. An went
to the store to get Mama some thread
am met Miss Bradford an she says
bout ready to start to school? An /
says yes cause she's goin' to be my
teacher you know, an when / come
home Mama said she was going to
start on my school waists today an
made me stand up to Conveys an he
was a-gatherin' up be measured an !
went over to his school books-he lik-
es to go to school-an' ! come back
home an the twins was a playin'
school an' everywhere ! go they're
talking about school an they WON'T
let me forget It"
DO you hate to go to school that
bad?
well, It's Just like taking a cold
bath it amt so bad after you get In,
but it's Just getting started. Geei /
wisht l was big like you an didn't
haft to 90 to school"
ayes, and when you are big like me
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-11

Instead of taking my question seri-
ously, Bob shouted with laughter.
"oh, janet" he exclaimed, Couldn't
you keep from asking that? Why, be-
lieve me, that is the one question
every member of the A. E. F. has had
to face, the day he reached home
unless he was confirmed bachelor
and woman hater!"
"And l suppose they all evade it.
by laughing at it." l pouted. "I'll put
1t another way. Honestly-didn't you
ever make love to a girl while you be-
lieved that you were an unmarried
MANI"
Il never did! Neverl" he averred
solemnly. Butt did ask that little
stenog to marry me the other day"
'Well?" inquired.
''Well-she turned me down! had
to endure that humiliation, fortunately
for US today!"
"she dared to refuse youl" ex-
claimed, pretending to be awfully IN
dignant, "She turned Bob Lotimer
down! She's a goose! But wait a
minute, dearest. Lean never trust you
alone with her again; I'll go out with
you to find her"
Saying which, l rushed to my room
to put on my bobbed wig, and the
serge coat and shirt and the sailor hat
which Bob had often seen worn by the
little stenog."
Somehow / felt awfully sorry for the
little girl whom l faced in the glass
for the last time. She had gone
through some terrible experiences, she
had tried to be brave and honest and
cheerful in every ordeal, and for all of
her endeayor, she hadn't been one bit
happy!
She wasn't, 1 felt, very different from
thousands of nice girls who go about