davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22
Giicnbabttcn crbaltci,
trettcrc bitncerfe pcn
1l1iuicitcn.

&aiIIingtDn, .. Is. Tic 91egic-
rlnesansgaben neroen iid) in Sep
teinber. elmer S61sung Don Sdab-
ants beanlterl 5tioIge. wabridcinIic5
I'M $900,000,000 permcbren, muupn
nubcju 3peiorittcl ,3oblllngen on
Die 9obnen 6ariteaen.
Gie 9abnen perocn ltnter Der
Regierungsgorantic gegcn GerluIte
iiir Die am 1 September cltocnoca
6 Mlonate bis Ntitte ocs MpnotS
ongctpahienc gctrdge gut boben,
mic eeiagt tunrOe. Bic ,3piid,cn.
itnatlidle @nuoeIscommiiiion bot ae.
id]ott, ooB bic @eiammtgorantic,
Die be5ablt perocn ni,S, iid oui
$500, 100000 bis $600,000,00O be-
lauieu miro. 9luh miro elm iftuerer
elbStg BON Dem nurd) Die Sranspur-
tatinnsacte fiir ben 9lnfuui nelter
glusitattitng ipeciea gcihaifencn
8onbs BON $300,O00,000 eeportet.
SSn ihrem StIilBberiht an sic
3piidlenitaatlihe 0erfe6rstontntii.
lion bat Die = y9tiiociotion Of RniIrpon
Grec1itibeS~ oic 8crtbeillma bon
noheiu $200,000.000 OH bic pcr,
idlieSeneH 9abncn oeS 2on0es aus
oieiem 6onos cmpfoblen.
@eitere Snrlebcn.
Ter Ghie. & @citcrn 25noiana-
9abr ipiIroe non Der 3wiidenitaat.
lidlcn Gerfebrs.G omniiiiion Elm Tar
Ieben pon S Wiaioncn bemiaigt. Der
Chic Breat @eitern elm Zarleben
ron 1897 $50 uno Ser 9lnn 9lrbor.
9abn eli IorIebea oon $4,000.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22

9eobc 2aporie, Sno., idlug Der
8lib in ein Belt in Dem eine .Gnmp
Mcetina" Der v5reicu Nietbooiiten"
obaebalten murOe. ,3pei 9reoiaer,
Gru. S1 aana pom gelpioere, s5a.,
imo Hep. 6. u. &uiton bon Gpons.
uiae, isis, puroeii getootet, Rep.
Eimber pon 3odion, 0tih., iino 2
ISrauen ctIitten idnere 9raitopun.
6en.
Ta8 @el6e 5ieber breitet Iid
in gera Grui, Rerieo, ans; III ben
leeten II 1agen rpuroeu 35 0dae
ieItaeIteat SSn Ianpico nuroe EN-
5aa BON 9eulenpcIi entoedt
aoblenmnnael 0robi in sen
Sta0tcn am R1ein, oa inioIge Der
ao6lenIieicrun1en inter Dem Abs
foinmcr III 5pa gofs m1o aoble I'M
3inicr nuerbdltlid icin ourften.
Su pioantain 2afe, giiun.,
nur0c Gin geDiiier ASn, Jiiuter ieit.
qcnonlnien inter 9eroodlt Den Sbcs
rifi I JicG1as bon 9{obles Gounip
ermorOct ST baben
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22
Ttrico INT 1lleriec cimIts
aUeiIcft ob0emenSet.

gcra Gra5 Merieo. @ie aus
Der Stuot Uierico genleloet tpuroe,
lit Der 9lusbritd eines 9iirgerfrieges
i'll ltieoer Californian Ourb ein Dor.
lduiigeS 2tbfonmen 5piihen Der
mericnniidjen 9ieaieriulg mo @ou-
perneur Gantu BON gen. Stoate, oor-
ldltfia u6aclrenoet moroen Die He.
gicrilna ioI einige 3ueeitdnouiiie
9erladt uno 9ieiormen periprohen
baben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22
SranfreScb tUiu ttits init
cineift ncucm 4oMsasp
bccbren.

Te6 gprf. Sean 9armentier.
Der ais omtlid)er 8ertreter 0es fran-
8oihet 6inan3miniiteriitms in oen
Der. Staoten eingetroiien lit, err
fI6rtc, ,5raitfrei6 iei enti6toiie1t,
ieiuen 9lntbeil al Der britiifsiron5os
iiiden glnlei6e BON ciner balben
0filIinroe Goqors III be8obIeil, tpenn
ole 9luIcibe am 10. October fGaig
peroe, boIia a6er, Damn cine neue
gtnIeibe in Der 0obc BON 147 Mn.
lionen Collars 5u erbalten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22
GeacraIItreif imt .JntsrcTIc
1staI;lanS'S.

G6icasO. Die Chicago
6cScratiOn Of eabOr beidlui,
ibre Seppiiten aus ben Sanfcn
GbicagO's berans5nnchmeu mnS
in Der Npnpnrtiiam eeaguc
Sanf in Sismarf, y. ., 5n
oepOniren nuo nabm fcrner 9ic.
lplntionen an, in oeneu Die rni-
hide SDuiet-3esierang bafiir
gelubt DirO, Saf tic uoie pOlni'
Idjc @rbebung nnteroriift."
6erner mnroe cinitimiuig
cine HsiulutiOu nugenommcn,
luelde einen @cneralitreif uller
Yrbcitcr i'm 9anhe empfiebIt,
falls bic Ser. Stpntem 9sulen
militGriidlr 0ilft geluGbren
iollten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22
SIppea nm ;srantrcidJ's Slrbcitcr.

9Saris. 9ie iociaIiitiide @rciie
in Yaris peroifentIift cincn Auirui
oes rliiiiiden Sopiet al Die iralBo-
lil6en 9lrbeiter. IN Dem oieIe aitige-
ioroert neroeh. niht 5u oulocu, DaB
6ranfrcih geaeu HuBIano arico
fibre. Die 9lnerfennlung General
@raitgel's bcoeute nidt nur 9iir.
gcrfrieg in &ublmlo, ionoeru einell
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22

Sriiiiel. Ger in 9riiIiel togen.
DC internationole Seeleute- GongreB
5ei6loB, OaB sur &erbinoerung
fiinftiger ariege sic Seeleute ih
meigern ioIItelt, Sruppcn, @aiien
ooer Qiuuition 5u beioroern.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22
NaS 1llalt DOll
SrlanO fOrOrrt.
9iOpO @eOrse 5n &er53aauIuugen
init Oeu Siun 6einern bereit. -
SorbcOinsnnseu geitellt. Sr.
genOmeldle Sustrennnng oon
DOrnbcrein ais amsscid5IOiien be-
5eihnet.

SoH0Dn. DliniIterppdiioeut
2Iopo @eor9e erfIdrte aui cine 9ln.
irn9e betreif5 Srlano's int britiidell
llnterbauS, Die Geaierima iei nod)
pie Dor bereit, nit iraenOwelden
&ertretern Ser oifentIideu Qteiuuuq
ut 1Srlon0 GorihIGge 5u erortern, ie.
bod, MIR inter 0rei @orbeoin9rn-
gen:
GrItens milBten sic feds 0jrai.
idaiten oes 9torOcn5 Der Bropinj
litter getrcimt bebnuOelt meroeu.
3neitens fonne non einer unnlifa
telbareu ooer mittelbareu 2ostren-
nung irgen0 cines 5beils BON Sr.
lono pom &creiuigten aonigrei1
feline Reoe ieiu.
Grittens fonue 6ie 9ieaierung lid
auf nid)ts cinlulicn, ooS I'M Sale Ell.
ncS arieees Die Siherbeit @roBbri-
tannien's beeintrdhtigen fonltte,
@enn Ole Sim sSeiner oieic brei
@e0inaunoen pnerfdunten, erfIGrte
Ser Miiniiter. wiiroe ibnen @ebor
uiht perpei9ert.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22

5m Sdupfia .8efdngniB in
gottsuiac, ga. itarb Gin far5iaei
9anoit Den 6linscrtoS, nadjoam q
~ 2a9e lang geiaitet hattc.
Gum erIten Male in 10 sSahrer
Iotte Die Stoot Sontiago in gbile
din 13 bis. einen Sfjneeitnrm; 6
Son Sdlnce fielcn. SIN @ebirae III
pieiFodj Der Gerfehr 6urh SdDnee
ireber us gu 6 iSuB 60be aeiiort.
9lns Sen Ginfontnenitelierbe.
riften lift, ME ons ginuenitcueroini
IN 8uibington bcfonntgibt, eriid,t
IiG. bob iit1 in Den Ger 5tnotrr
ininoeiteus 10000 Miuiondre befiu.
Sc1i.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22
l1sriiebt iTt Sie 2lImttss Ser
l1teisbeit.

gieiu 9Drf. - gSie Der Nem
gorfer 6iliGle eines befannten
9unooner Sanfbanies, Sas mid.
tige finaneielle Sntereiler in
SnOieu hat nno ieine Sn'orr q.
tiOnen ans suOerldiiisen It'll.
idlen &eaicrnussfreiien erbalt,
mitactbeiit mnroe, lit Die britt.
Idle 9leoierune 5n Der aniidJt
9elanet, bar eS nidJt rathiam
lcin luiiroe fir ben 9riIlee Of
@alrS 5aSisn III beindIcn, bis
bic 3nftanoe bort iidJ beiler &c.
italteu.
Der Grin3 iOllte, luir geslaut
ulr, i'm Sanuar in Delhi einen
0nr6nr abBalten SIR IScier Der
Ginfiibrnng Der nemen ,9ie.
form-9 -9ie8iernng" in Snoicn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22
1l,arisnt Ocl tbeaer iSt.

glc,u gorf. lie 3irectoren Der
Stanoaro Gil 50. bobpn befannt9e-
gebem oab cine Specio, eriammIlug
Der 9lctiondre am i. Septembcr
itattiinocn ioa, oomit bcidJIoiien
iperoen fam. Oas iest $75,000,00O
betragenoe Capital Scr Geieaid)aft
nm S150,000,000 at erboben uno
oieies ncne Capital IN 8eitalt BON
elmer 200procenti9en 9letienoipioen.
De on Die 9tctionare 81 uertbeiIen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22
Orei 0nterieaniicbe 1srieas,
Ichiffc tacb Dam;ie bs'
SrHert.

gsni6in9ton, :. 6. = @abr-
idlcinlidl nls eriter Sdlritt snr
Slnsfiibrnng Der upn Der glomi.
niitratiDn amgsfiinOigten Salfe.
lciltnna fir 1solem unit alien
psrfiigbarcu Nlitteln", iino Der
Gan5erfreu5er SlsittsbiIrs" iinS
2 3erit0rer pon G6erbonrg,
Srnnfrcid), luO tic iidD jest be.
finocn, nadl 9ansia bsuroert
luOroen, rmm", luie cS beift,
yamericGniidle Sntereiien sn
idliiten". @lcidl5eitig unrSc
befauut 9egeben, oaf Der Siren.
rse sSt. 2pnis" mn6 6 3crit0-
rer snr %erit6rfitng Scr amcri.
cuniidlem tylotteuitrcitfrGftc i'm
Wiitteimeer abbrurSert lunrncn.
i'm Stantsanttc wnr0e &c.
ingt, Saf bic Sdliffc nbaeianOt
mnrOen, wcil bic cage in 9soleu
2c6en nnS Sntereiien einer
arufen 9lnsahl glmrricaner, Die
iidD in peridieocnen S6eilen
Eolrn's befinOen, in @efabr
aebradlt babe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22
Arbciteri6aft
gegen Sricg,

Seidllmh Oe3 SeeIentc.GunareiIcs in
SriiiIcI. = gnfruf Der 9lniiem ON
bic 'fran5Oiiidjeu gIr6citer = @ng.
lambs SIrbeiter uerlurgsm gSioer-
rnf Der SlOfaOe sssen &nslnno
nno slnerfcHnuns Ses Somiet. =
GbicagDer sIrbcitcrf6rScratiun fur-
bert 6cneralitreif.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22

3u 1Sairmount Q Gns Ia
mcn 2 0idnuer um's Sebelt ais ibr
9uto ii5er oen 5AtB0dmnl in ben
N}pnougnbeld.6liiiI iiiir5te
gel Der 9nt1leinng eines
goiiogieryuas III 8nu0aHa, 81
ipur6en Is @erionen perIeft.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22

2Sn GleueIono neriibten 2
autobai16iteu einen lleberfaa oii
0as SupeIiergeiddft BON Col gera.
man bradten , 9lugeitcaten ifwere
StuBDul6cn bci lrlo cntfnncn nit
SdHndioGen I'M 8ertbe bon $30,.
900.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22

9eiaerouO's nidt oas @eriusite an-
bern. Die arbeiterihaft peroc nid)t
81 8epuIt greiieu, peroe ober tpobI
lpiiien, Wie tie fiiuitie ieOen &rieg su
uerbinoern babe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22
9lrbeitcr iuullen ejeidlifc GnrOpa's
fiirOerbin ienfen.

lsaris. ,3uei 8ertteter Ser bri.
tii6en 9ltbeiterifaft fomen i'm
4uTtraq 0es 9Ictionss9 s9IusiduiIcs Der
britii6en slrbeitcrifait na6 8nris,
rciiten abcr am ielben Gage rpicoer
ab, .dilf griuhen~ Der fronioiiifcn
Rcgierung, Die ibnen init 3ipungs.
peiier 9lbidliebitna orobte, ncun iie
nid)t ireipiaig gingen @orber bat-
ten tie ieooh ldlgere 9tipred)llngen
init iSiibrern Der fraui6iiiden 9lrbei.
ter 1S0OerntIon uno Der 8ereiniqten
Socioliiten, iporoi.f eine pon ben beis
6ei1 engliid)en &ertretcrn uno Dem
iranjoiiiden glrbeiterfiibrer ,5o4baur
unterjcidnete Srfidruna peroiient-
Iidlt nurop. in Der es beift, Die bri.
tiid].iran;oiiid]c gntente, Die Ourf
Die SSntrigen-8olitif 2lopo Gjeorge's 5
m0 Miaerano's bereits 5erit6rt gc.
ncief,. iei ourh 0cn @ilIen Der 4r.
6ciferidait tpie0er glidnmcngefittet
noroeu hn0 es ipcroe feinen neucu
arieg aeben, 6a Die 9lrbeiterihaft
iest ihrc Radlt erfailtt un0 iid ent.
idIoiien babe. pon nm on bic gel.
trua Der Geidlide @uropa's iclbit III
oie 6ano 80 nebmcn. Ioron miiroen
aeuBerunaen Ion0 Georges cher
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22

miiiion III @aridau it Boris einae-
troiiener 8eridbt nteloete, cine BON
lborn aus be9onuene eSeacn.Ciien.
line Der 8olcn babe 0cn nedF Toniia
iiibrenocn pGorrioor" oollitanOiQ
pom 6en 9fuiieu aeidubert, uno oie
Bolen riidtcu iuciter nadj Gftcn Dor.
&affenitilitanos. 1t. SrieOens.ger-
BanSlnnsen 5luiiden 9infien ii.
SOlen iuIlen i'm Sansc iein.
2Onoon. Carl Gur5on, Der &c.
eretdr oes ausndrtigen, tbeilte benz
Soiiie Scr 2orosi nit, SnB Sic rtiji.
idcn uno polniiden gsnffenitia.
itan0s- ltpo lSripoelts.G Gelegaten in
glinsf 3uiumnengetreten icien nno
oaB bic &erhanoIilngen obie 3mei.
fel begonnen batten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22
Soluietrepn6lif in orOntbciin, 9or.
iuegcn, gebilOst.

2pnoon. g8ie ole Souietregies
ring in Ulosfou lneloet, bot in
Grontbcin, Norwegen, cine Reoolu'
ton itattaciuuocn un6 lift bort einc
SoDietrepubltf gebiIoet iporOeu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22
@innitiOnsienOnnscn anfsc6aIten,

@leihSeitig perIoi,tete, oaB an
5ablreiden Steaeu in 1Sranfreih.
9elaien @roB5ritaunien. Gelltid).
lano. Seiterrei1 uno ser Sbpeij
Senoungen BON ariegs1eOari. bie
mir 8oIen beitimmt iino. ieitliegen
imo ibncu Ser 0eitertronSport per-
Deiaert miro. GieS geidah auf cine
pom 2onooner Notions 9lusIhuB
ausgeianote gluiioroerltug an oie
glrbeiter.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22

- einbreher iiablen nod)ts Bcl0
nuo 5reibeitsbonos I'M @ctrngc Don
$4,000 aus Der gant in 1borHton,
Soma.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22

True translation Ute with tbs postmaster
at Milwaukee, Aug, i9 1E21, as requlrsd by
me act OF October g. iat,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22
Granenitinlmrr6t
llnll Sbatiade.

ScnneiIee bat ais sc. Staat bas
5ranenitimmredJts smenOemrnt
ratifieirt nno bcmielbcn bGmit
&edltssaltisfrit Ocridlafft. = &ic-
berrruasans alIeroinss md mOs-
lid.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22
Trne translation alsf with tss postmaster st
Milwaukee. Aug. - 1920 as required By
he act OF oetossr6. 1917
HniIeIl II. YOlerl.
@nridlan's Gage ioll iidl aebeKcrt
babcn. = 9oIniidc Gescnansrif.
fc. = SOlidleDifi iOllen 5iiriidse-
iuurfcn luproen icin. @affcn.
itillltanos. ii. Tricoensperbamolnn,
gen in Mimsf i'm @nngc.

Golcn Dpllen gOrmnridD Der SOl-
idjepifi snm !0alt sebradlt ba6en.
gSaridlnm. Gin am 9instog III
ySoridjou dusaegebcner mtli6er
9eriht iiber Ole niilit1riihe Gage
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22

True translation filed with the Postmaster
at Milwaukee. Aug Is 920. as required
by the act OF October 9. 1917.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22

True translation filsi With the postmaster at
Aiwaakes Aug 70. 1920. a. required by the
act Of October .. 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22
sssiiffen1ilfe
Der 9eaDaiOS.

@ladlten nd Snrd 8aFiermGIcr um
ben SiiOmeiten nerSirnt.-Salfs-
oienit fir 8hitenUsrfehr pum
aruher Seoentnng, @egpeiier
fir Den Sremoen II. gehens1etter.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22
9srOtrit idlleiiidler Nrbeiter.

Berlin. alS 8roteIt gcgen Oen
&rieg 5lpiiden 9iuBlanb unb RoIen
itreiften in idnnntliden Std0ten lnio
Crtihaften CberihIeiiets bic glr.
better Bon mittags bis Z llbr
obcnos itanoen ale offentlidcn Be
tricbe it'll, ole 8irtbihniten uno
Sci60itsldOcn moren gcid)loiien.
lleberaa nuroen &erlomlln0en
abae6alten, in oencn 9tei,tralit0t5be.
ifIulle angenommeu uno Die Sdlai.
iltng elmer bcionoeren Gomniiiion
perlangt tpltroe, Die Die Gontroae
iibcr Oeu 9a6nUerfebr ii6erncbmen
ioae, Tim Den transport bon Grup.
pen ooer ariegs6coarf 5u BERLIN.
bern.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-08-22
nciten @cltfricg, ben 5ranfreid ];
9Irbeiteridait pcrbiitcn ioate
Grncnter 9Srotcit Der britiidlen gr.
better.

2unOun. Sn elmer 8eriamn.
hung BON @ertretern ser britiiden
@eucrtid)oiten uno Der 9lrbeiterpars
tel i'll Der erncut 9roteit aegen cinen
aricg nit 9fuBlato crbobcn rpurOc,
beidlloB man, DAP Der 9lctions Nus
ihllB III Sibuti9 uerbleiben io1e, bis
oie Sidlcrbcit gegeben ici. bnB britI-
idc 5rtppcn nidt 0ajn benibt Mir
oeu, Golcn, @encrol Mrangel poer
irgcl,o Ionitige Cpcrotionen 9cgcn
Sonict-HuBIouo 5u unteritiiben; bis
icrner Oos britiid)e glodaoegeihna-
Ser pom 9fiiBIano 5uriidge5ogcn imo
idlicBlitb Die ruiIifdle Somiet -9tcaie.
rltug anerfdifnt un0 unbeihrdnfte
6nnocIsbc5iebun9en nit 9lublano
ipie0er einaeleitet leien
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-03-12
81 THE, AWAKENING
ANNIE S. SWAN
All places are alike. ! am

Il don't know. All places are alike. ! am
sick of my lifc."
You would get fresh interest if you would
bestir Yourself Why not try some war-work z"
81 couldn't nurse. loathe sick people, and
| couldn't sit making bandages or Red Cross
Jackets The only thing would really like to
do is TO drive motor, and, unfortunately, !
don't possess one to drive
"There are the canteens-that is interesting
! ann going back to France, to my Hut, next
week. II YOU like | will take you
No one knows whence such impulses come.
Mrs Legeltwood had no such thought IN her
mind when she opened the conversation In
deed she could quite truly have SAID that MIS-
Stonham was the last person in the world she
would have invited to share her WORK at Che
Base Camp in France.
"Do YOU really mean that, Mrs. LegertWood
! should love it, and once could speak french
we'll"
"All to the good-but the work is very hard
and your beautiful hands would suffer.
Il should not mind that. really Woula
like TO be doing something she sad lmpul-
sively I'm not very happy, and don't know
what to do with my life
They had many long talks in the next two
DAYS. and the results was that all arrangements
were made. and Hilda agreed to follow Mrs.
Legertwood directly all her papers came
through They were considerable delayed, ana
II was the middle OF FEBRUARY Delole sue avn"
cot away. In the interval she saw her nus
band only once; and once more. the figure he
cut in the uniform of a private soldier, ana
various signs of the reality of the training, illl-
ed her with a fastidiouS disgust
Their brief interview was not success, ana
the wall between them seemed to rise higher
and higher. until it shut out all that was lnti-
mate and human. She did not even tell INN
about her plans for France, she merely said
tbot Sbe boned IN let the flat and after that,
her plans were indefinite.
Stonham returned to the ONshott Camp ra-
Their depressed in spirits, yet with curious
feeling at the back of it all, that he had done
the right thing and that somehow, good would
come out of what seemed very unsatisfactory
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-03-12

do anything foolish She was far too sell
conferred and calculating TO take any step that
might endanger her reputation or position
A little silence fell between them, then, and
on StonhamS face there was rather queer
cXpreSsion.-a mingling of regret, pathos, ana
usefulness. that might have appealed to any
woman heart
"AlI right. | know | can't dictate Hda.
You've never allowed me to do that. Rather
wish Christmas had been over before 1t hap
pened Where will YOU go for Christmas?
Don't bother about me-" she said loftily.
Il am quite capable of looking after myself.
The tone indicated that he had forfeited the
right, if, indeed, she had ever granted 1t. ~
self-Sufficient Young woman had llilda Ston,
ham been, during all her married life and had
never awakened in her husband the protective
instinct which is one of the sweetest attribute
of love
The steady sadness of his gaze disputed her.
and there was something gnaWing at her heart
which she resented, and did not understand.
where is your training camp?" she asked.
rather pettishly And when do YOU 60 to it
"Oh, OxShott; and | go tomorrow"
"Of course you don't know how long YOU
will be kept there before YOU are sent out to
the front
Are you IN such Il hurry, ?" he asked,
with slightly melancholy touch.
But have to learn my bit first.
There was no formal goodbye Siud on lhe
morrow Dreading it, indeed Ililda went out
for the day, leaving note explaining that her
engagements were too important to break.
And after ALL OXshott is not very far away,
and no doubt you'll get plenty of leave she
wrote.
Stonham's smile was a little wry, as he
perused the hastily scrubbed note, but per
hapS he too was relieved.
Christmas fell in three weeks time but for
no mon who had newly Joined there WAS
Christmas leave.
After some deliberaton with herself. llilda
decided to spend Christmas week at Bourne
mouth, where. in fashionable hotel, some
thing might be going on. 1t was quite full,
and there were plenty of soldiers there, officers.
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state of affairs between him and his wife.
Had he been asked for a definite pronounce
ment ON the situation, he might have answered
that at least it was not any worse than it had
been: nay even that it might be better; IT
certainly was 50 for him. For. in OXshott
Camp a man among men, Stonham was finding
his soul.
AS for his wife-hcr idea of going out TO
France was not very clear She was not in
spired by any high ideal or desire for service; ii
simply represented welcome means of escape
from a life that had been suddenly shom Of
most of the gods she had worshipped.
Everybody was at war-work; even the most
frivolous of her friends seemed TO have sudden
" turned over new leaf And she was an
object of general envy because she was going to
France
One delay followed another. and March was
actually i'm before she was able to make the
crossing to Havre, and then up to Rouen, to
the camp where Mrs. Legertwood had installed
her hut.
The whole thing was Il tremendous revelation
TO Ililda Stonham, and for the first time. serv-
ing tea and coffee to endless reniorcements
over counter which she was expected to keep
clean she began to realise the war
How human soul is awakened to a sense of
its destiny and calling, is always difficult to
analysc 1t is usually better not to attempt
it: but rather, Just to describe what actually
happened.
iIilda did not like the work at first. She
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ON leave from the front, and others who had
got few days, and had brought their women
folk away to get relief from war-work.
fIilda, good-looling, well-dressed, good
musician and dancer, was very popular With
out deliberate intention she lied about her nus
band, and gave the impression that he was an
officer fighting in France.
A widow lady who had lost two sons in the
war, and had come to Bounremouth with the
third on leave from the Flanders front, watch
ed with uneasinesS Filtration growing up be-
tween the boy and the attractive Mrs. Ston-
ham, She was a simple, straightforward, plain
spoken sort of woman, and when word to the
son did no good, she spoke out, quite frankly,
in the lounge one day, to Hilda
my son sent his compliments, and regrets,
Mrs. Stonham. He was recalled today lie
asked for extension over the New Year but 1t
was refused. He left by the early train this
morning"
ooh, indeed; how tresome for you. said
Hilda and felt herself colourlng, under the old
ladys steady gaze.
I'm not so Sol1y-nor was he This sort oil
thing is not what the boys want when they
come home. | made mistake in bringing him
here"
Hda could think of nothing to say. Her
fair, calm face, with its aureoIe of golden halr,
presented its usual nscutable expression.
"How long are you going to stay?' asked
Mrs. Legertwood
Hda shook her head.
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OURS BUT TO TRUST

New friends will brighten the way and the
old
Still will grow dearer, new strength will
be ours
New hopes will come with their joys to
unfold,
Paths will be sweetened with sunshine
and flowers.
There will be laughter on lips that we love-
There will be smiles to endear and TO
charm;
There will be rairbows and starlight above,
Guidance to help us and keep us from
harm.
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Answer to prayer shall be ours and may
No one turn from his hope in despair;
Rest there shall be for the weary who say:
"Skies will be cloudess and all will be
fair"
This is the faith we must harbor and hold,
This is the Joy that should rest in the
heart.
Life holds promise that's brighter than
gold
Ours but to trust and to do well our
part!
MYRTELLA SUTHERLAND.
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THE WORLD NEEDS YOUR WORK.

The world has gone through the hell of warl
and come out manned and suffering. Honest
work, decent living earnest thinking and doinc
were never needed more than now From the
youngest starting out, to the old man and
woman every one OF courage and real character
will determine to make this year the best thus
far, as preparation for making the Others still
better.