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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-02-27

II inch long. Take six individual
bean pots or petite marmite bowls
Is ounce size) In the bottom of
each bowl put u teaspoon butter
and one teaspoon dark brown sugar
Then place one layer frankfurter
pieces cut side down on the sugar.
fill to within q inch of the top with
the pork and beans. Arrange pieces
Of frankfurters on the top of beans
with the cut side up. Sprinkle with
one teaspoon brown sugar and dot
with " teaspoon butter Place in a
moderate oven (350' FL and hafe
for forty-five minutes. Serves 6
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-02-27

into their own again. Gather up the
crowd and top off the evenings
hilarity with supper at your house.
This is one supper party at which
frills and fussy dishes just don't
belong. Plain, hearty food is the
thing to serve. Hamburgers and
onion slices between buns. hot cho..
colate. big casseroles Of macaroni
with cheese sauce foods to
warm you CUP and fill you up.
Simple, but plentiful /. that's the
main idea.
For instance, supper might be
something on this order:
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-02-27
The Bicycle Court

;ults, who are cooperating with
! owns Bicycle Safety campaign
IN NOT find it hard to earn the
kN Badge, as many Of the &C
~ are included in the aims of
J anpsign. OF the fourteen &C
kas listed, six have to do with
tsy. Minimum standards of
ty ID the Scout Blue Book"
\ DE same as are listed in "Bi-
h Safety" The fine talk given
/ 0ncer Jacobs before the troop
kx4y was especially helpful to
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-02-27

individual Bean Casserole gifh
Glazed Frdnkfurters
Neic England Cole Simo
(.cifh boiled dressing)
Buffered Toasted Buns
Bo,cf of Fruit
(AppIes, Oranges, Bananas, CTopes)
Hot Coffee (iofs of il and pery h0f)
The bean casseroles are no trou-
BILE to make
II pound frankfurters
6 teaspoons butter
Z tablespoons brown sugar
cans (16 oz) pork and bes y
Cut the frankfurters into Z, ees
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-02-27
International Thinking Day
Saturday. February % was c.

Saturday, February y was cele-
brated by Americans as the birth
day of George Washington, is also
the birthday of Lord and Lady
Baden Powell, the founders OF
scouting. On this day Girl Scouts
and Girl Guides hold International
Thinking Day. They turn their
thoughts to the scouts and guides
of other countries and plan activ-
tiles that emphasize the spirit of
international good will.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-02-27
glistening sides. Served with
gravy Of full bodied favor, pot roast
is a noble dish:

- - AAObiS otohs
pounds beef. rolled
Il cup flour
teaspoons salt
teaspoon pepper
z cup suet or tablespoons fat
Vegetables q carrots. l stalk
celery. / medium onion)
] can condensed tomato soup
A cut of beef from round. ruyp,
chuck or shoulder Is used for pot
roast.
Mix the -four with the salt and
pepper Wipe the meat with a damp
cloth. then dredge with flour and
seasonings. Melt the suet or fat
in a heavy pan and scar ends and
sides of the roast.
place the scared roast on a low
rack in the bottom of a heavy
kettle or Dutch oven. (Beef bones
may be placed in bottom of kettle
and roast set on those. if rack Is
not available.) Cut the vegetables
in pieces and put them in pan in
which meat was scared. Cook in the
fat for about ten minutes. then add
one cup of hot water and pour all
over the roast Cover tightly and
COOh lOr Two uOuTSs tuTulIlS OcCd-
sionally (The juices come out of
the meat and roast finally cooks in
its own juices.) Then add one can
of condensed tomato soup and cook
another hour
Crazy for Pot Roast
Strain the vegetables out of the
drippings and liquid from pot roast.
Skim off fat.
tablespoons fat
tablespoons -four
3 cups liquid (meat juices and
tomato soup from roast)
Cook the flour in the fat until
frothy Then add three cups of
liquid. meat juices from roast with
water added If necessary to make
three cups of liquid. Add to the fat
and -four and cook until thickened
Season If necessary Serve gar
nished with mashed potatoes
swirled into cone shape
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-02-27
Savory Pot Roast
aUith q
Uery special crazy
hv Dorofhv Gre;o
by Dorothy Greig

rs there, I wonder. any dish to
! equal the appetite rousing SAVIOR
Of pot roast? Especially on a cold
night?
You can't be hasty or slap dash
about a pot roast. In cooking. it
demands its full need of minutes
and quarter hours. But finally In
all good time 1t reposes on the
platter. fork tender. with little rivu-
let's OF juice oozing from its
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-02-27

VI hCdls IL liiS
inside of the fur
lace were uni
formly covered
with one-sixteenth
of an inch of fly
ash, the loss would
amount to 26 per
cent.
Fly ash causes
heat loss because
it is five times
more effective as
an insuIator than
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-02-27

regardless OF the ages of your family It gives US the
calcium, phosphorus, and vitamn A need, well
as excellent protein and milk sugar And we get all
these at small cost.
Never skimp milk. The daily quota is full
quart for each child and at least pint for each adult
The child needs than the adult because he Is
building new body tissue all the time He must have
building well as maintenance materials.
For economy, evaporated milk in your cook
ing. Evaporated milk is pure, whole cows milk with
nothing removed except so percent of the water.
Dilute it with equal amount of water and it in
any recipes calling for milk. Some evaporated milk
irradiated, fortified with vitamin-D con-
centrate.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-02-27
Dirty Boiler Loss
HOME HEATING EXPERT

A DIRTY boiler will cause consid-
N cradle heat loss. One-six-
teenth of an inch of SCOT or fly
ash in the fire-box, fiue passes,
ETC., will cause a 10 per cent loss
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-02-27
|1;iST SCOUT CORNER

cyclists. Sarah Stevenson and
Audrey Westfall, members of our
troop have been appointed to posi-
lions on the safety squad. They
stand ready to help all girls, either
in cooperating with the town safe
ty campaign or in earning the
Cyclist Badge.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-02-27

causes $3.50 loss
Heating plants
should be tn or
oughly cleaned by
va cuum once a
year. If your fur
mace has not been
cleaned this year,
you will wa ste
money needlessly-
Get in touch
with your local
oal laaln
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-02-27

nesses of fly ash in and around
the furnace:
Il in. of deposit causes $3.50 loss
IL in. of deposit causes 1920 loss
* in. of deposit causes 1885, loss
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-02-27
Cookie Sale

The annual Girl Scout cookie
sale will be held in March. Mrs.
Lee Gooden is the chairman ap-
pointed by the Troop Committee.
She will announce plans in the
near future.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-02-27

If a man says he is leading a
dogs life does it mean he is going
from pillar to post?
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-02-27

Ieve.U situap provedm easurng nd
Hamburger Shortcakes
chucxor tom ounof
80 - o c
minced ONION
3
Bake baking powder biscuits cut in 2 rounds in hot of 45o
the a
min Stir seasonngs and -four Stir milk gradually and
make " this
Onion Bsque
tsp
u
C
Melt the butter
Sliced onions and saue them until they lightly Drowned Then add
while stirring constantly Let boil
simmer 10 Strain through
and place low heat until ready Stir thoroughly
serving Serves
Chocolate-Sundae Pie
aked pies
u tsp
c
'e0'eH
c elnsw sweet chocolate
Soak gelatin the egg ingredients;
stir milk Cook double boiler until thcened
Chill partially
she'll Chill Cover with sweetened whipped
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-02-27

have him vacuum clean your fur
mace and you will Immediately
increase its efficiency, (15l
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-02-27
Getting Milk Into Your Meals
BY Katherine Fisher
By Katherine Fish
Dyeelor, Good Hoayekeebing InJtfaIe

So family doesn't like milk! Don't
give them their quota you will work it into your meals The family VIII
cereals Dishes
creams etc Cheese cottage cheese other milk products help
be added
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-02-27

lovely blouse crocfeted of
crochet cotton Short and fitted features the e"
will through
Crochet croche be
obtained
City Specify design No zoos
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-02-27

the best grade of asbestos.
Here is table showing the
heat loss due to various thick
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-02-27
What TO Serve after the Big Skate
Substantial fare is called for to satisfy
keen outdoor appetites
by Dorothy Greig

ACK where hail from the whole ice skated And that
ID itt wobby
we all
skating popular sport parties
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-02-27
Fun!

o.Oule think that q Girl
y. ling is a place where
i i have a good time. This
.s But Girl Scout fun IS the
At really takes one places;
o., resources within oneself
y ] girl will have fun wher-
J, a. goes. A Girl Scout learns
/. IN to look up into the SKY
,isat and know the stars oy
!, listen to the song OF a
/ nd recognize it as the voice
Y, ii friend; to see tracks IN
,ov and know that the rab-
! he fox has been there be
/. M. She learns that it IS
1. nm TO share expenses with
h, iris than to go alone and
\ having a part in helping her
rruity is the greatest fun OF
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-02-27
"a prepared

Re ~. Dra
y ~ N The Girl Scout program out It
~ . help girls carry ar motto Ito
n0tto i IS easy for the
O.. rs 4 the Girl , Scout inf 61gt tbe
. 70 for National Defense
g'n ~ government is planning
oa Citizens. An example Is
's'l Il field Of Health n ana
= a+ n badge awards IL First
~ WV, WI Nursing, Child care
s salc Health. Several girls
u. sol One earned the First :1 Al Ald
sop u year, while several on on
~ -oT working for it. DOT
Y s,5 n has the Home Nursing tps
y md Jean Ellen Russell pne
n Health Badge.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-02-27

4. Flue pipe projecting into chin
ney beyond the wall surface instead
of being flush with the inside Of
the wall nearest the chimney opening.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-26

fineen, ba miro er Sic nibt ieben.
SD made sbneu baum elm 3eiben,
,penn Sic ,pieber bereinfommen iol.
Ien."
,,9omm, Nfabi, iett aieben mir
uns an. . .aber oas lit bod ionOer.
bar. . lit bod Mdoi bas &ino iei.
ner leibliben 0idte. .ipie man6e
Wen den iino. i"
sSrou Coma lieb iif in feine 0e.
bate ein. Sic 5udte Die abieln uno
ging.
9ie Stredc ipar 9roBartig. aae
moren iie in famoler Stimmung. 9as
Vtalbeur bon geitern botte ia feinen
traeiiden Gbarofter ongenomnlen.
@ott lei Donf! 3iiea beiono li6
auf oem 8e9e ser 9eiierlm9. 9as
Saeoiriibitiid int @olo mar erqriiit
eetpelcn. Heine bate ser 2oios Sc.
retb, hos ,uar ihon iomos! Tob er
beute niht 5um Soupcr fonl, NOR
niemonocn beionbers leio. Gr ,par
ia 81 beoauern, aber ldliebliO NOR
n,an inter iid).
srieorid ierpierte lo,tlos nno lie
fiibltcn iid iebr genliitlid. Ssm 9ibIi.
otbef5imner bciln idlporaen &affee
iproden lie a,ld) BON ibren Antouren
nno moren lout, lultig ,,no nngcniert.
IS lit ridtie, 3iieo NOR oui Dem
&eee ser 8eiierun9. gls er Die An.
gen o,ifidlu9, m,bte ct lid aIleroinos
iharf bciinncn, bis ibu bie S6mer-
gen in hcr Shulter crinnerten, pas
gcid)eben ,lno 100 ct mar.
sm Sornittag fom ser Nr5t. @r
mor 5ufrieoen uno CAB ibm atpei
ibmer5itillenbe Eulper. 90 lieben bic
S6meraen nad).
(Tortietlmg iolgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-26
@eiteres iiber Taitur EiemSlers
6ouperiIpu

Gcribieoencn aus ser Sh,pei, ein-
geIouienen 9eridten 5ufol9e, iou ga.
ltor 9tienIoller beablid)tigen, Der fa-
tboliideu Stride bei5l,trctcl, bobc aber
oen Sdritt nod nid)t getou. 9ticllol.
fer iou bcim 8iibof BON Berlin, Con.
roo bon Ercpling llnO o1N BEL fatbo.
liihcn Erieltcrn llno Soicu Grflrnbi-
glngen. cin9e5ooe mno icine Nbii6t
ol,sgcoriidt bobcn, licb ser fotboli-
ldcn STRIDE on5uld)licbcn. Goulcitcn
Scr No5ibcboroen lpu crfl0rt ,porocn
icin, bof, iclbit penn 9'icnnollcr ia.
tboliih mcroc, cs ihm nid)t 1citattet
,pcrbcn miro, baS &nn5cntrntinusla.
ger 1perloiien, oo CT cin ,ocn1ein.
gcfobrlidcr 8iirger'. lei.
SIM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES III Da-
dot bciinoet iid ser Seilitcnpoter
Hllpcrt Sfaper, Ser ebcnfous i'm cr.
item @cltfrcg iid ols5cihncte, ipoter
obcr bas s(nti=Gbriltcnt,m ser 9to5i.
regierrng offentlid perlrteiltc.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-26

Gin jlnger Gbi1eic III Ecting, ser
oie Stcno9ropbie erlernt bottc, ,por
beorftrogt poroen NIT scr llebcrtra.
9llng bon 9eluiiien fotboliiebcn 8ii.
d)ern, oorluntcr ein 2ebcn Gbriiti nn6
elni0e 2cben ser 9eiligen. NlS Ioloe
blerpon lit CT iebt 5llr fotbolilhen &ir.
de iibergetrcten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-26
Die Weltberuehmte
St. Benedict Wund-SaI6e

Etprobtes Henttel gegen allie Arten Won
alien und frisehen Wunden, Cesehwueren,
Cewaechsen, Bisswunden, karbunkeIn lsw.
sehicken: - keine Stamps. 60 Cents die
SchachteI, bel: J. L. sTAAB, 172o9 vsiiey-
view Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-26

SIM .Sboufeniter eines 2ooens in
/. bin0 ne1,li6 ein @lofot:
,@eheu Sic nidt in Elm nnberes
@eld)oft, 1un betrogen 5u ,perbenl
&onlnen Sic at mir!'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-26

gngel ,inter Den goloenen, geibn!s*
ten..
Auf Sen runben 8on9en ,mo Inn
sic ieioigen @inpern Log nod ber
@lana ser oiden SrGnen, Die es laut-
log geipeint.
Nanna ihlief i'm Nebenaimmer. 9ie
siire binein mar offen. aIs gdbreebt
lid bapon iiberaeuet bate, iudte ct
iein 3inmer auf.
@r ,par beoriidt nno ,,nrubi9.
Noee ser 9riee nod lange fernblei.
ben, benn iper iollte baum iein &ino
beibiisen? @r iano lanse teinen
Sdlof.
Mud 2aios &eretb ipadte.
St ba0crte nit @ott nno feineu
S6idial. @r iuubte, bab er oieie fIei'
ne @nt9leiiuna bon beute abeno mir.
De biiben miiiien, oob er Elm @las
Sofaper. j.. bieier Sofaper. .,pie er
oas 9ers ipiirte!
Damn babte er: @enn MIR Ser
3iiea mir nibt ipodenlang int Saus
liest! Ct iiberrebnete, mas oie Serblt=
iaeo TO ten tpiiroe, bel ser e" nidt
einmal cinen Sabn bat fnaden bos
rem. Gorises Sobr ,par ct nod I'M
2anoauer binausgefobren, ober bcmer,
bel Dem friiben ,no foltcn Scrblt
llno ct orebte iib itobneno nno miib-
iam auf sic onoere Seite.
X X X
@s ipor ,pie auf cincm ipmnberpols
len, alien Stid, oieier n0dlte Morgen
in 8elot &eretb. . tpic ser Nebel
um oie olten ga,,n,e ,poote, bon Son-
nenitrablen ourhpfeilt, ,mo Damn
laneiom iant uno sic borode ;saiiaoe
oes Sdlones preiseab. . .lpie I'M
Sof sic Me,te an SEN StrGneen oog
ioud5enoe 6re,,oe im @efl0fi, uno
tpie Die Serren sic eroBe ssreitreppc
ber1nterfamen. >. Die SSGeer sic i'll
bernen @orncr an Sen Nhlno iebten
llno Sen Sagor,lf blieIen. . sic Soi=
oe iib cnti6lciertc, Gin brounes, lpo=
genoes Mecr :. scr &alo lie auf-
nobm 11no n,r mebr fern bas &ldffen
ser 9unoe llnb bas perein5elte Guien
ser Sorner tonte.
9o fam sic Sonne nno olle ld)lpers
betol1ten 9lltern Dor scr Serrolie
panoten Sic bl'nten, gelenften Sterne
l1fports uno ibr 5u.
2oios Gerctb ldlcpptc lid) at bas
Seniter, ,,n1flonlrertc sen Icnltcrric=
gel nit 5udenocr SonO nno iticb ei=
nen Jltd 5lpiiben oen 31bncn ber-
Dor.
0fooi Ipiclte ltia int 3inmcr nit
elmer fleinen &nte, sic ibr Sauna
gebradt bate.
Sic ioB ollf einenl bcllbla,en Sep.
pid, nittcn in eincln SonnenfrciS,
llno ltreibelte bos lcile lhnurrenoe
&0tlein. 9tonna moOtc Sronung im
0ullnlcr.
,,Nonnow
u@aS oenn, MGbi?"
uNonno, lit Der beld)oiiene Monn
nod fronf?"
uSSa, notiirlid, oas eebt ni6t 10
l6neu.'
uNonna, bot er cine Ylppe?"
,,gtein, cine &uppe Dot er ni6t."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-26

gSnr er Denn nidt 1T Beiat &eretB
BET Snfel 2aios nno bieie Eerion. :.
@r iebte iid auf.
nSalt!" Iagte er, ,,ober id idiebel''
9a fiiblte er Die aipei itorfen San-
oe, oie i'm nit oerielben rubisen Be-
itimmtbeit in sic 9iiien auriidtaud-
ten.
Ct tpollte fid ,pebren, aber cine
8enommenbeit int &opf lieb ibn oor-
alf pereeiien. 9
Srau Soma oabte: @s mar bod
gut, oaB ibm Der 9eftor elm Sdlaf-
pulper segeben bat.
Damn Itellte iie nod einen S6irm
Dor bas Nabtlidt unb nerlieb bas
3in,ner.
9iele Serbitioeo >iebesmal! 8os
6as fir cine Nrbeit uno Sbererei
1nadte! Mon bate 10 feline liebe Ssot
nit oem alten @errn ,,no ieiner gfle-
&c.
9onn sing fie biniiber in sic 8i-
bliotbef. 9os Simmer por eona
blau, Dor lauter 8aud). Sic mubte
erit cine 8eile ituoieren. $50 tpar
ct benn?
9onn trat fie binter ieinen StubI.
uSerr Baron. .es lit Mitters
na6t. Sic ,perben moreeu tpieber
mebr Shmeraen boben, tpenn sie..."
9abei reidte fe ibm ben iilbernen
&riidftod.
2aios &eretb erbob iid fbperfGl-
Zig.
s}ro,t Coma bob sic blaue @IiiId=
oede o,f, sic auf ben 8ooen eeelitten
ipar, nno leete fe iiber Sen einen
Arm, oann bot lie oen anoern ser
ipelfen Sano, bie iid aitterno binein-
fdob.
2oios 1abte. Seine Sti,nme tpar
5eripruneen unb erea, cs bebte cine
mahtloie 8ut borin.
80 9ebt's mir. 10 Ieb id!
Ni6ts fir nnglt, meine !6erren! 8in
bolt feinen 8oten mebr ipert. .. .
trinft nur ipciter. Ser Srieori6 ion
cine 1Sloide @olopoiier. gdbrcdt
BORT itebt mein @los. .eib's Der!
@eiomannsbeiI, meine Serrcn!'
@r nobm nit ser 2infen bos @los
,lno oie Singer ser Hebten ihl,1een
iih tpie &rollen in sen Nrm ieiner
Bflegerin. Ct tronf aus 1,no IieB bos
@loS fallen, bob es gcl(eno 5er-
iprong.
sein bodies 2ohen flirrte binter-.
ber.
Sic iaben iieb an.
uSrner Sbluder!'' logte 9orfoi=
ip.
uSm. =" nodte Goboifop, ,,er
lit niht einnal 10 olt olaub id). @ie
alt fam er feil1, Gdbredt2"
SD alo1be s(nfone iiinf3ia nidt
mebr. gr fat iebr flott gelcbt, Damn
fat ct iid otf elmer Sooo einlnol per=
fiiblt, wor iriiber gang gel0bmt, jebt
gebt es eigentlid id)on beiler Sd
CLAUDE ober> mir eeben iett i6Iaien,
morgen lit nod ein Sagotag'
9a 6raden iie o,t6 olf.
Jrieorid itellte bos Soblett nit
ser 5loi6e @ololpoiler 1no sic @la<
ler ouf einen fleinen Sil6.
"Soiien Sic 5u!' iaate gdbrebt.
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aeittipsdj, Ben rs. 5ebrnar 194f

1bill.
Ysdoi oriidte ibr 8uppenfino feiter
0n iid). Sb er aud cine Guppe bat?
60 cine liebe, Iiebe Gnppe? Sb iie
ibm nidt ibre. lire 8nppe. -
Mber 90 fa,nen bod bic Tranen.
Sd pia Nanno frogen, ob ct eine
Euppe bat, oenft Ws1oi, tpeint eana
Iaiitlos Dor iib bin. +. neil er oe<
idoiien lit ,,no neil. !. .tueil oie Nan-
no 10 lang niht fonant nnb ipeil
Maoi auf einnal tpeib, ipas oer &C.
banfe ser Grenn,,ng beoeutet, bon
bem, mas man Iieb bat, allein ser
@eoanfe. Anoeiboiieu. . . ,,no nibt
einmal cine Ynppe. %.
9riiben im 8ibliotbef5immer, mo
bie Serren bon Der SsSaeo uuf sic Yo='
litit gefommen iino, 5og Nitt,neiiter
bon gdbredt oerltoblen ieine llbr.
Gin Giertel nad off! Das &ino
tpirb bod ibon id1afen?
St bere,,te es mitsenommen an ba-
ben @s mdre nielleiht bod beiier
su @a,tie eebIieben. @r bate nur
INNER cine iolde ltnr,.be, tuenn ct
fort tpar. Die gtanne tpar ia brop,
aber ipenn Tie ms &atiden fa,u, bann
bSrte fir iie bie 3eit uuo alles ouf.
Auberoern, er bate gebofft, ser
Sntel ioa 6as aino ieben uno lieben
lernen. Man fonnte bod nidt nil
len. . iuenn ct einmal itarb. {. . .er
fonnte MGbi bod ettpas nererben,
ipenm au6 bos Jioeifommib an 3liea
fiel. 6ob er Elm iolhsr &inoerfeino
tpor, ipie bieie 8irtldofterin tot?
gieneidt 'uollte iie au Jleib oie Ser.
,panoten fernbaIten, oomit iie ielber
einmal. aber er NOR ia ipirflid
Elm Senoerling uno @iniiebler eetuor-
ben. :. .moelid tpor es ia.
uSSa", iaete 8arfoiip laut, ,,Wer-
ben mir bolt einmal einen 9riee ba-
ben! sino ia tpie bie biiiieen Sunbe
anieinanoer, bie Staaten unb am
8olfon miro bas Seuer seihiirt. Bas
meinlt bu, gfbredt?'
Art,lr @dbredt itedte boltig feline
llbr ein, Sic ct nod int Ser boblen
Sano gebolten uno auf Ser er bos
gorriiden bes 3eigers berfolgt bate.
,,ginen &riee2 Sa iider, getpib.
Mues bel,tet barouf bin. 8enn ser
Srans Gerbinono auf ben Sbron
folnnlt. -"
Saenberg unterbrab baltig. u0os
tpare ,tnter ltmltdnoen 5u befiirdten.
@s miro nidt bel einen1 &rieg 3tbi=
fben stpei Staaten bleiben. IS miro
Elm @eltfrieg iperoen.''
8arfoiip nidte begeiltert.
b. Sic rebeten ipeiter NIT ser ieltia=
men 2eidtiefeit, nit ser iene groben
nnb bunflen &otaitropben, bie gon3
ar Sori5ont ser 3eit iteben, 10 ipie-
Ieno beIproben perocn.
. X X x
3iiea lag inn eroben 8ett ,mb bat-
te Jieber.
Seine Sdnoe fIotterten lmrubie
ailf beln 9llmeau. 9ie Oede, bie sic
Sa,len bes 8ettes trlgen, id)ien ibm
auf ser 8r,lit at liegen, ipie Der Set,
tel bon einent Sarg. 3miiden Sen
Sdl,len binourd iab er, our6 meibes
Nildelas ein Nadtlidt BREMEN, of,
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&BIRTHDAYS
NJ Of
FAMOUS AMERICANS
MAY IL

MAY IL
1880 Henry Cabot Lodge. states
man and author, at Boston,
He was member Of the
House for six years and a
senator for NEARLY 30 years.
As chairman of the senate
foreign relations committee,
he led the successful fight
against ratification Of the
League Of Nations covenant.
1888 Horatio Walker. artist. al
Listowell. Ontario. Canada
Although self-taught, he be-
came a distinguished painter
of animals, the figure, and
landscapes. His pictures are
principally Of rural life and
scenes in Canada.
1889 Lillian Nordica, operate so
prano. at Pennington, Me
She made her debut In 1879
sang AT Covent Garden, Lon.
don. and at the metropolitan
Opera. New York.
1866 William Thomas Manning
Protestant Episcopal divine
at Northampton. England
He was consecrated bishop
of New York in 1921.
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.Bellarmine 10
Make Awards
R.O.T.C. Review
For Mothers Day

nellarmlns high schools snausl
Mothers day parade sna rsvisw. to
- I'D II the schcol Tuesday. ~iti
- eomhined this ysaF with the
annual presentation Il awards fer
proficiency IN the nellsrnins =
q. 7. { unit
TIE program Ter re mothsFs
will begin with mass ara hciy
communion, 10 - followed ~ .
breakfast Rev. FFsseis Kane. =
J.. Of Seattle colless. sill ee the
principal speaker. Mayor Harry r
Cain wiil he present 70 address the
corps - the review.
Awards TO student officers viii
be made hy Capt. Gilbert A. waite
and II A. J. rersusen ~ the Re-
serve Officers association, jess
nannen. commander Of Rhodes
post. American Legion. Gar
Racquet. commander ~ Tacoma
peat No. iSs. American Legion.
Grand knight Kenneth W. Ne
csrthy 81 Tacoma Council No.
500. Knights Of Columbus; Roy A.
johnson. chef de Kars. Pierce
County voiture. 40 ct .. James X.
Copeland. commander 81 wild
West Post No 81. Veterans II
Foreign wars. william q. Bailey,
commander ~ Ray c. Roberts
post. V y. W; Rev. Henry J
sehulthels. =. J.. president II BELL.
armins. and Major Allan johnson
professor 81 military science and
tactics at the school.
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