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get. She looked doubtfully from
Sally. whose eyes beneath the black
lace veil were lowered to her tight.
~ locked hands, to the platform op-
posite. where "Pitty Sing" the
midget. was stretching out q tiny
hand invitingly. The midget won.
for the moment at least.
I'm six going on seven. and I'm
= big girl" she confided to the
barker on whose shoulder she was
riding in delightful conspicuous
ness.
The children. true to the herd
instinct which had been 50 highly
developed In the orphanage. trooped
after Gus and Betsey. even more
easily diverted than she from their
pop.eyed inspection Of princess
Lalla."
Sally heard Thelma answer IN.
other child derisively: Jaw. Bet.
sey's OF her nut! Sure that amt
Sally! That's Z Turkish princess
from Con.stan-ti-no-ple. The man
said 80. Sides. Sally's white. and
the princess Is brown"
"All right, children. right this
way!"Gus was ballyhooing loudly.
"Pernit me to introduce Pity
Sins the smallest and prettiest
little woman In the world. Just %
inches tall. 20 years old and 20
pounds heavy. Did l say heavy:
Excuse me, Pity Sing! I meant
20 pounds light! Look at her. little
ladies and gents! Amt she cute?
Her parents we're just as big as
your papas and mamas-"
He remembered just too late that
he was talking to orphans. aud his
jolly face went dark red. But he
recovered quickly. glanced about
his audience. saw that Miss Pond
| was straying nervously toward
Sally's platform. as IL halfway con-
WINGED that Betsey's childish intui-
tion had been correct.
"Oh. Miss Pond!" he sang out
ingratiatingly. II wonder Il you'd
do me the favor to step up on the
platform. believe Betsey r. scared.
Yessir. ] believe she's scared hall
out Of her skin!" He laughed.
stopped to chuck Betsey under the
chin. then, with Z courtly gesture.
offered Miss Pond his hand.
Sally looked on. her throat tight
with fear and with tears Of grati'
tuds toward Gus. - the barker,
With = rapid hre Of talk and joking,
kept his audience completely hypno'
tised. He jollied shy little Betssy
into taking the midget into ben
arms. like . baby or . big dell. and
| only sally, Of III those Who looked
on. could guess how ksenly the art1
ncially smiling little atom Of hu
manity was ressnting this insult "a
her dignity.
| He coaxed the 1otterol and 1u6
4 tered Mjse PoQd into sanding -
/ III @pitty Sing" - that tho CHI
| 1rep could - What .. vast di1er
Dneo there Wa Il their height. And
eomehow he had attracted the q
teatlon Of . carnival employe. tol
i -
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Statesmen WANTED
4 REA1 OlpesOnTg,N1TY

4 REAL OPPORTUNITY
TO control n business Of your own
is open to one man. or woman in
every town, IS district represen-
tative for nationally known cor
poration. Orders are easy to Sc
cure Is every bank, business
house, professional man and inl
dividual everywhere use CONNER
cial or social stationery. an
nouncements, business cards, also
our individually monogramed
personal and business Christmas
greeting cards. Large commits
sion Is paid daily, also liberal
monthly bonus, and samples to-
gether with everything necessary
to start you in business are fur
nished free by US. A real open
ing to the big money. Apply
THE PROCESS ENGRAVING CO..
Troy at 2lst st. Chicago, Ill.
TWO statesmen
WE have openings for two good
statesmen who have ability to sell
high grade product. We have
one position open in Bismarck
and outside territory. Our pro-
ducts are we'll advertised and
are nationally known. Leads
are furnished and our compensa-
ton is very liberal. If your
capabilities entitle you to larg-
er income. this proposition is
your opportunity. Mr.. Sawyer,
2O5 Plymouth Bldg. Minneapolis,
MINI.
BIG Ohio Corporation seeks man.
ager for unoccupied territory. $50
weekly commission. Earnings
start immediately. Good for
$1,000 yearly. We furnish every
thing, deliver and collect. Capitol
or experience unnecessary. Fyr-
Fyter Co 1856 Fry-Fyter Bldg,
Dayton, Ohio.
MAN for North Dakota territory
interview doctors, merchants
Nothing to sell or carry. Quick
promotion as district salesmanag.
er. Pay daily. Honesty backed
by 10000, 10000. SALESMAN.
AGER, 312 McClurg Bldg, Chi,
cAgo.
EXCLUSIVE county representative
wanted by group of National
Publishers. Congenial, easy work
No experience necessary. Liberal
pay. PUBLISHERS AScOCIA.
TION. 139 North Clark, Chicago
REPRESENT Auto Seat Cover
Manufacturer. Direct to automo
bile owners. High quality, low
prices. Make $125 weekly. Elab
crate samples free. Marvelo
23C0 Wabansia, Chicago.
PUNCHBOARDS-If used in your
town, why not sell them to store
keepers. Make high as $500 OF
single order. color catclog free
LION MFG. CO., 2146 Sheffield
Chicago.
MAKE big money all year taking
orders for groceries, paints, aut'
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HOUSES AND FLATS
FARM LANDS

SPECIAL OFFER - FEDERAL
LAND BANK offers limited num-
Der Of farms at bargain prices.
Write today for new descriptions
of lands in North Dakota--160 to
GAO acres. Some of these farms
have good improvements, others
fair. ready to move on. 5000 to
$1,000 down, easy terms on bal
ancc. Land prices are going up.
Buy now at our low prices. Write
to Federal Land Bank, Dept. Ill,
St Paul. MIMI, or see John c.
Smith. director, Mardan, N. ID.
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AGENTS

AGENTS
AGENTS-Sell ladies finest line
full fashioned silk hosiery and
underwear, no experience needed.
Spare; full time. Samples abso-
lutely free. Salary basis. Mills
Hosiery Corp, 306 Fifth Ave-,
N. Y.
500 WEEKLY-Appointing agents
Mother Hubbard Foods. No can
vassing. delivering or investment.
MOTHER HUBBARD PROD
LCTS. $50 Congress. Chicago.
DISTRIBUTOR for 100 store route
this county. Experience unneces-
cary. No selling, distribute and
collect. Should net $1,000 weekly
PERKS MFG. CO.. Flor.n. Pa.
HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR SALE-Modern bungalow with
four rooms and bath, hardwood
floors, equipped with gas. Bar
gain price. Write Ad. No. ~,
care Of Tribune.
FOR SALE-Five room bungalow
in A No. ! condition. Very reason
ably priced j. taken at once. Small
down payment. Phone 921.
FLAT FOR RENT-Partly fur
nished and fully modern. Call at
500 Cafe. lis Sixth. street. See S.
S. Clifford.
FOR RENT--Furnished house at
SIC Thayer Avenue. Inquire of w.
S. Casselman.
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HOME LAUNDRY
GENTLEMEN! The only way to
keep your shirts for years is ia
send them to Marguerit Bulten's
Home Laundry. Repairs II de-
sired. We call and deliver. 203
Ave A West. Phone 1917
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VII. Manages Hollywood

Oscar Witt, former star infielder
with the Detroit Tigers, is now man.
ager of the Hollywood club IN the
Pacific Coast League.
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WOMEN-Earn extra money sew
ing spare time. No selling. Elk
perience unnecessary. &c stamp
brings particulars. materials sup
piled, postage prepaid. Priscilla
Garment Co., Derby. Conn.
WOMEN-Make money sewing at
home, spare time. Experience un-
necessary. Everything supplied.
Steady work. &c stamp brings
particulars. Pearl Garment, SAB
Broadway, New York.
WOMEN-Earn SIT dozen sewing
aprons. Experience unnecessary;
no selling. Easy, steady work.
materials cut. Addressed en-
velope brings details. Goshen
Dress. Goshen, N. Y.
WOMEN-Earn big money spare
time sewing at home. Materials
supplied. Experience unneces-
sary. &c stamp brings particu-
lars. Steward Mfg, la Mercer
ST., New York.
ADDRESS ENVELOPES At home
spare time. Experience unneces-
sary. Dignified work. $16-$25
weekly easy. Send &c stamp for
particulars. Mazelle, Dept. D4O7,
Gary, Indiana.
WANTED-Girl for general house,
work, family Of three. Call at 919
Fifth. Phone 1911.
WANTED-A girl or woman for
homework. Also garage for rent
1T POS Third street.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Six quar-
tiers fine ranging land adjoining
one of the best lakes in state, SIS
per acre or will trade for city
property. Write Carl Russ, Mar
tin. n. ID.
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FISH are biting. Get minnows at
221 Third street. Bring your pail.
FOR RENT-Garage at 7O9 Third
street.
FOR SALE-Radiola No. Is COM
plcte with battery eliminat0r. Al
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WORK WANTED
WORK WANTED-Garden plowcd
and fertilizing, ashes hauled. Price
reasonable. Also one walking
plow for sale. Phone 734-W.
VIM. Ode, 519 South Twelfth
street.
WORK WANTEDNPlowing gar
dens, hauling ashes, black dirt or
fertilizer for gardens, and ex-
cavating.. Phone 686-M or call at
Alb Thirteenth street south. John
Joiner.
LET ACK'S Radiator Shop clean
out or r. air that leaky OF
closgsl radiator. All work guar
anteed and price reasonable.
WORK WANTED-Hauling ashes,
plowi-g gardens, also black dirt
for sale. Phone 1871. J. w.
Burch.
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This 11A8 11AF6& IN EsV
SALLY FOnD. ward q the state
opohange fro0 the tlne she %
feoss IL ~fassaea est" 10 GLEN
and meets DAVID NASH, athlete
anA student VAo o. Wosklag -
the Cassea lns1 dur1n1 the so0..
mer. Oavoo becomes eaRa4e0
Wheo CaFsOo snakes 1uoO1ton9 re-
mar1ks aboot the stU1ent's lnnos
cent fPleh1sh1D with Sally an1
strikes The farmer . teRriAc blew:
Sally and David Ron away anA
1eln . carnival. DAVID .: eeek's
1lsealse1 % NPrlaeess Lalia.'
crystal gaseP.
N1rA. llu1a Aaneer. whe knevvs
the pO1ldo are SITTER sally and
David. tells salty she Will exDeee
her &C she deesost Keep "Aaaos
e2~ Qovo1. N1ta 0dmltD ehame.
lessly che u Infatuated With the
!: Capital City. sally seen fer.
1aI eoiss % the eS1atal gaser.
she q eeafase6 oee aftessses -
. hAo6eeae, Well-dressel East.
erueP Wh0 tDos1ngly tososes %
fea1lng her loglu0e 10 the egyo.
tai. he etays n the baekgroono
q the esowd With bic eyes eeo.
s1aafly . her. uewever. sally
fosgets hlp when che sets ~ @
her lltele friea1s, the in.aees q
sally W6aAere VIE q Doaysng
N9eoa anGel~ % the esDhans wnes
she sooee- . womon With tne0s
hanA1onSly Creased, bat With .
Ioek q eo6oees % her eyes. salty
10 1eslge0 0u1Ge0Dy fHo4 her oeo.
te9platloh oe the DoSely wooen
~ he words ol enc 0f the eeeD.
Asens ssThat'D net Psloeess Lana
It's sally For6. Dlay>aeting."
NOW co ON WITH THE STO1Y
CHAPTER XVII
EOR q terrible moment. long
enough for Gus. the barker. to
jump from JAMS platform and come
toward her on . run. Sally sal
frozen with terror. She felt that
Betsey's keen eyes had stripped hel
Of her brown makeup. Of Der fan
tastic clothes. OF the protecting
black lace veil. so that anyone who
looked at her could see that she wal
indeed "just Sally Ford. play.act
Ing.
She wanted to rise from bel
gilded chair and run for her Life
and David's-but she had lost a
control Of her muscles. Bstsey VA
still clinsing to her. her babyisl
hands shaking the slender shout
ders under the green satin Jacket
when Gus bounded upon the plat
form ana took the almost hysterica
child into his arms.
"Hello. Tidd1yvinks!" he san,
ont ioviilly. ~Havinr a GOOD tim,
a. ~. c.r,,v.,, ri.,.r t,da,e
-
IN SOs1B y Ssvo you IeaS t5eat
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE-Cho;ce Imported Ger
man Rollers end Hartz Mountain,
also native singers. Cages, seeds
treats, etc. Phone ll5-J. Jacob
Bull. Dickinson, N. D.. Box 72S.
NATIONAL cash registers new and
second hand. Over 500 styles and
sizes. We have one to fit your
business. w. E. Stitzel, represen-
tative. Patterson Hotel, Bis
marck, N. D.
FOR SALE-Quality baby chicks. |
have room for setting 300 custom
hatch eggs this week. Sc per tray
of $50 eggs. Phone 5O3-R, Mrs.
A. r. Miesen. Bismarck.
FOR SALE-Two 5 acre tracts,
joining the east end park Of Bis
marck, at bargain. See S. 5.
Clifford, Bismarck, N. d.
FOE SALE-s25O credit on new au-
tomobile for 500. Phone 722 or
1878.
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oils. No experience necessary.
Write LOVERlN & BROWNE
CO, 1906 So. State, Chicago.
real salesman on re-
tail grocer trade for grocery
speciality. Write Immediately to:
Manufacturer, p. O. Box GG3.
Omaha, Nebr.
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MALE Zip WANTED
FEMALE HELP WANTED
a WOMAN OF REFINEMENT

FEMALE HELP WANTED
A WOMAN OF REFINEMENT
HIGH school education and pleasing
personality, between age Of Is and
40, who is entirely unincumbered
and free to travel extensively, Dc.
sired by nationally known organi-
cation. Salary, bonus and transport
tation. Give full information first
letter. F. e. COMPTON 4 co.
1904 N. Dearborn. Chicago.
WOMEN TEACHERS WANTED to
travel during summer vacation.
Interesting work along school
lines, congenial teacher compan-
ions, opportunity to earn 1T least
$4,000 weekly. Give age, educa-
ton, experience first letter. S. ].
GILLFILLAN, as w. Oak, Chi
cago.
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Guaranteed
Rebuilt Automobiles

A Used Car ID No Better Than the
Dealer Made lt.
NO need to bring an expert here to
select q used car from the sensa-
tional bargains now on our floor.
We make it a point to know all
about the cars we accept in trade,
50 that We can tell you all about
them.
Rebuilt Cars With Z kAr utatio0"
Lair Motor Sales Co.
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FOR RENT-One large front room
for light housekeeping, clean and
comfortable, ground floor, fully
furnished, heat, light and water.
Employed desired. SIT Second
street. Phone 812-J.
FOR RENT-Two clean modern
sleeping rooms, could also be
used for light housekeeping II
preferred. Close in, good loca-
ton. Can be had by the 18th. Call
At 223 Thayer Ave. w.
FOR RENT-Large room on ground
floor, completely furnished includ-
ing piano. Suitable for one or
two. Home privileges with board
if desired at SIG Main. Phone |
1411-M.
WANTED-Onc nice large room
with kitchenette. Furnished or
partly furnished for light house.
keeping. State location and price. |
Write Ad. No. 100, care Tribune.
FOR RENT-Six room and room
modern house, modern 4 room
flat with bath. Furnished three
rooms and bath at Dale Apis. For
Sale: Coal range. Phone sos:
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished
sleeping room in strictly modern
home, steam heat. Must be seen
to be appreciated. Call at 623
Sixth street or phone 115l-R.
FOR RENT-Furnished front room
suitable for one or two persons.
Also furnished single room. Phone
141O or call at FOG Fourth street.
FOR RENT-Large furnished room
in a new modern house. Reason
able price. Opposite courthouse,
north SIP Rosser. Phone 1093-W.
FOR RENT-A small room in good
modern home, close in. Gentle
men only. Ais Fourth. Phone
1852.
FOR RENT-One small sleeping
room. Hazelhurst AL Fifth.
Phone 273.
FOR RENT-Room at 406 Sixth
street. Phone All. Mrs j. =.
FOR RENT-Furnished room in
modern home. Call at Pill Second
street.
AG AN " 1SlN -
FOR RENT-Two room apartment
with gas range and mostly new
furniture. Also garage for rent.
Hazelhurst. All Fifth street
Phone 273.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment;
also for sale, 8 burner gas plate,
2 gas ovens and / duofold and /
dav bed. Call $50 Fourth.
FOR RENT r Front COON flat.
With hot water. Located In down
town business district. For FUR
Their information phone So or
329-W.
For RENT-Four room unfur-
nished apartment, hot water heat
and hot water furnished. Screened
porch. Phone 1888.
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfur-
nished apartment. L. K. Thomp-
son. Phone 287.
FURNITURE For SALE
BARGAINS in furniture. Priced
for quick sale on account Of leav-
ing city. Monday ana Tuesday
from 10 a. m. to 1850 1.sm. Other
WCCA O0y0 A1OuU r.. - ~ Os0V y
m. 208 Ave. A West.
FOR SALE-Oak dining room sst
in almost perfect condition, Xix
chairs, table, buffet and ciiua
closet. Call 1T 622 Sixth street
or phone 381.
FOR SALE-Five used washers and
3 used electric ranges. $500 down
and $500 per month. Huehet
Electric Company.
BARGAINS IN used furniture.
Kennedy Furniture Co.. Mandan.
N. d.
BABY EHICK
FIFTEEN years IN the chick busi-
ness Is proof that We satisfy.
Pelkey's Poultry and Chick Farm,
Fargo. N. OAK,
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FIFTEEN years IN the chick busi-
ness Is proof that We satisfy.
Pelkey's Poultry and Chick Farm,
Fargo, N. Oak.
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FOR RENT-One small sleeping
room. Hazelhurst AL Fifth.
Phone 273.
FOR RENT-R0om at 4O6 Sixth
street. Phone All. Mrs ]. e.
Dawson.
FOR RENT-Furnished room in
modern home. Call at 211 Second
street.
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Should Inspire
True Patriotism
@aaaGsA @ao

There are Two things for which Me
mortal day specially stands, and of
which it speaks-sacrlice, and the
houorlng of sacrifice. The memorial
Is to those who gave their lives In or
der that the unity of America should
not be broken, while the memorial it.
self is the holding in memory of the
sacrifice and Of those who made II.
The day Is therefore in n very special
sense sacred-is IN truth a religious
Gay, though we do not MS nation
seem to think Of Il In that way. Yet,
wherever sacrifice Is there Is sacred-
ness, and sacrifice Is the root Idea of
Christianity as religion of love. IL
would he well II we could keep the
great day In something of this spirit,
laying aside for the time all catch
words aud SLOGANS" and realize that
the relation between the citizen and
the state Is, when II is what 1t should
be. much the same as that between
the citizen and his family and home.
Tile men who died in the Civil war,
died that the nation might live. and as
a result of what they did, gave and
suffered, the nation itself was en-.
dowed with n sanctly which perhaps
it had not before had. The obvious
moral Is that what men were willing
10 die for, those who come after
should be wllling-and glad and proud
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-05-25
To The Voters Of The South
Commissioner District Of King
County

l hereby announce MY caodi
dacy for nomination for the ,ffice
of County Commissioner OF the
South Commissioners District of
King County, at thc coming prin-
aries IN September.
My reason for entering the CON
test is 10 give the country dis
uict representation on the beard
As a least ninety-five per cent Of
the duties Of County Commission
err has to do with the rural com
mmities, | am of the opinion that
a man from the district where
the work is 10 be performed should
be elected.
My forty-thrce years residence
in the south end of King County
and the fact that | have been cor
nected for twenty-eight years
with one Of the largest business ill-
terests in the county, | believe fits
me for the position. II elected,
premise clean, businesslike admin
istration of the office viii en-
deavor to work with the otheg
members OF tile Board Tor the M
'terests of all sections Of the conn
countly-city as well as country
| am entering the contest un-
hampered by promises to any psr-
son or set of persons nor will any
promises be made except the prom
Use TO give every person and every
community equal consideration
and a square deal.
Archie McKnnou.
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A Soldiers Grave

They laid him away in the orchard; that's
all that wen ever know.
That's all that his comrades told us an m
kind O. glad 1t IS
I'm glad that we don't remember the battle
an wound an pain.
But only the grave in the orchard grass
That waves in the blossom rain.
They laid him away in the orchard; that's
mebbe the reason why
like to set in the gloamin' in the orchard
here an try
To picture him a-sleepin' in the orchard there.
the SQUAD
OF drums an busles an war forgot,
An the pink bloom all around.
That's Why when it S Decoration an the vets
trcmp up an down.
ruther stay with my fee!in's an never go
"a to town
To dream OF the place he's seepin'. the grave
meath the Powered limb,
Where every day that the blossoms fall.
It's Memorial Day for him
john D. Wells in Buffalo Courier Express.
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Get Time to Register

Before the work of harvesting
Washington's bumper wheat crop
begins the farmers are being urg-
ed to register for this years gen
eral election and the September
primaries. The rural districts are
not so well represented on the
polling lists as are some Of the
big cities but the farmers new reg
istration during which they can
qualify. A complete new regis.
tration of all voters is required
this year.
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Shadows Beckon
"Boys in Blue

: zszz 49,

Memorial day, originally designated
as a day when the survivors of those
grand armies which battled from '6l
to 'G5 to save nation should call to
memory their comrades who had
passed on before them 10 the eternal
shores, has become IL national day,
when all Americans pay loving tribute
to their dead.
Memorial day comes with banners
draped in emblems of mourning, and
the music of mullled drums. The sur
vivors OF those armes-and alas. how
few they are-witli trembling limbs
and faltering steps wend their way 10
the various cemeteries, and there drop
Il flower, and perclance tear on the
sod which covers those who marched
with them, who fought with them, who
suffered hardships with them.
How few, indeed. are those sur
viyors Since Memorial day one year
ago more than 10000 have gone TO the
ceholess shore. IN Il few years, very
few years, taps will have been sound
ed for the last of them. Some of
those surviving are treadlng close to
lle century mark; the very youngest
has outlived the three-score and ten
allotted years.
There may yet be some who stood
on Little Round Top and beat back
that magnificent charge of Picket,
sending the hope of the South into the
shadow Of starloss gloom. Here may
be Il few who fought with Hooker in
that battle above the clouds, or who,
without waiting for orders, in fact,
over the protests of their officers
climbed tile rugged sides of Missionary
ridge and broke in twain the army OF
Bragg. There are stlll few who
marched with Sherman in that grand
military parade from Atlanta TO the
sea, or rode with Sheridan in that last
wild dash TO head Lee and his retreat
ing troops at AppomattoX.
In total they are but few, and sosn
4, all will be gone, aud only history and
memory Ieft-history telling of objects
accomplished, nation saved and
made glorious, memory of heroisnl, de-
votion, exalted patriotism and then.
too often. neglect by the nation they
had saved. 10 the dead, in the Ian
guage of the poet
what is worth living for is worth dy-
Ing for, too
And therefore all honor, brave heartl
| unto you
who have fallen. that Freedom. more
fair by your death,
A pilgrim. may walk where your blood
on her path
Leads her steps to your graves!
Let them habble above you'
Sleep Welt where no breath OF dctrac-
ton may move youl
And the peace the world gives not In
yours at the lastl
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-05-25

the Canadian army prior to the dec
laratiou OF war by this country will
never be- known, since many OF them
ouIist as Canadians; but they prob
ably represented every state In the
Union and The memorial will be q
visible evidence Of one more Of the
intangible bonds between the two
countries. It has been given the name,
Gross OF Sacrifice
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-05-25

~ ye break faith vie shall not
sleep" Seven hundred veterans Of the
one Hundred and Seventh regiment
attended the ceremonies last year at
The new War Memorial at Fifth ave
nue. and Sixty ir,a street. New Y.rk
This photograph wac made " e.
a,sps7 we're sounded for the eco 5s7d
Of the regiment
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-05-25
To Those Who Fought
With "psincess Pats"

A gracious recognition To the Amer
teams who fought and fell in the ca
indian ranks in the World war Is
that recorded By the Dominion gov
eminent which appropriated funds
Tor the erection OF a memorial How
mnny thousand Americans enlisted In