davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-26

Senator SuoIep 5. 2eSlanc
nimrnt fir lid in 9lnipruh, Die Sci=
Den sahlreid)er Menihen NIT ieinem
SoOacol Nelinoert alt haben.
Ger SenatDr beoum ieinc Sollfz
bohn ais orlner SanoiunNe in Splllz
llama. "a CT Die SoGrten Der ormcll
Sellte fannie, nabn er iidl Dor, ihnen
ollf icpe nO0lihc @eiic su bclfeu.
ST lit ber llrbcber Der Mlterspcniip=
nen in Solriiiono, Elm Champion Der
&cteranell lnO bcr llrbebcr ppn Iou-
burpl.
Sic Gntoedllno BON Sooocpl ,par
ioit lplunoerbar. Ser Senotor lpor
frnnf, itbluer fronf. st Qi,la su brei
9leritcll. einen noh oem moeren.
Nener itellte cine nnDere SiaQnoie
rnD ncrihrieb cine onoere &c.
hunoIunN. &iele ieincr aSrelmoe a.
ben i'm bcreits auf. Gines Su0es
troi CT ei,en oItel1 ,Sreuno, scr iid
cbcnfalls oils slrst entpupptc lnS
oiCicr fllricrtc i'm in icds Suoen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-26

Iieien Samstaa, Sen %. Suli
tritt Der befannte Sormonifafiinit=
Icr Snbn Sebaition ipieber nit ben,
Glerelonber CONNER Srheiter lln=
ter @eitlma bon Sr. Guoolph Hina=
lpoll olf. Sas Sroaramm hat bas
Shemo: vllm Sic &elt III so Mi=
nutcn" llno bietet &crfc perihicbe=
ncr 9tationolitGtcn. Seboltiun ipiClt
(Sriifea rEDemc" lrnn Gncscos Ell=
n10niicDc Hbopipoic 9tp. I.
PIN fnlaenpen SamstaN, hen a
S(uQuit miro bic IA. Saiion Der Epr
&uricrte abNeid)loilcn. Sic beloen
Suliltcn iilr ienes &oniert iinb Gle.
peIonoer, n1nlicb Die Tianopirtllo=
i'm Sprntn \olimel. lmO Grnlt Scar.
Dos. &pn,ertmeiiter Des Spnmcrpr:
hciiers. ,Srl. $,lmel ipielt Sihai.
tcmsifis Eionofonsert. Saroos pra.
icnticrt Die Gpmunaa aus SSicriaip.
ifs Siplinfnniert lmb ous Scherir
aus Der nSorentello" ocs alclhcl
&pn,punlitcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-26

Slls Suite botte ,Srau 9silfinoer
ciu0cloocn: unicrcn trcllen Erofellor
Nuoplf Sd)ulter llnb @emohlin. Sie
G5ult0ebcrin bate niht oleid) boran
ocDatht, ,Sris Solncn ein,ulonen,
I'M III bleihcn. IS tat ihr lcbr lelb,
nieics perichlpibt su boben. Srrr
,Mihocl llntih lpur lnllcr &cllncr.
Shea Sto!; truN irbnnc Gcoittc Dor.
,Worp Vuip ianN pllnoerbore Sic
Der lpic INNER, Sllcttc ianocn &otb.
,Solberth unb sllice 0romp. ,Srall
Sno HebmollN bon ,SlOrioa, | iett
bier ouf .Seillch unO &atb. Sbicle
lcrQtcn tiir llntcrboltlno. Seioe hoz
bcn ihrc Suuc ichr out oemod)t.
Oion tpnntc iicb bclnobc faputt la
hcn.
&on ollferholh lporcn ais @dlte
bic Srnpcltcrn pnn u. Sronp, Sill
Ntmier lnD Mtarn SSittp BON GIiis
ton, u. g., bier. ,Sroll &. 3ofcl hots
te Spphic SScit DON Gric, Sa., d.
bel. ,Scrncr lpurcl Da Scnnp
Srauns sDtllttcr, ,Sruu TcNinc Sf)lIs
itcr, cine icbr out Sefunnte bon
Srult SSilfinNcr, &uth. Greld,.
GiniNe bon Der Sltieite 9icberto-
| fel fpnlten lpcucn &ronfbeit II. slb=
mcicnbcit niht unipclcnb iein. SSir
hottc( llnS rcCbt uefrcllt, 5Srnll
GcorNe Shncipcr III lrnlcrcr Otittc
III habcll. .9tarb Dem Ntittuoeiicn
lpl1rOc Dus Gcihenf bon Siticlte
Hicoertoicl scr Nrol &ilIinNcr iiber;
Qcbcn. Sic Oonftc alien pom Nanicll
Ncrien lmO fir Den Olltcn Sclllh.
Scr 9tucbnlittoo pcrQinQ Ill ithncu
,Srou SSilfinNcr bat bcinohc ale,
ein paur SSprtc Eli iaQcn. Sic Gi,es
pr0liOCntin St. Nplberth bunftc i'm
9tnmcn Der SGn0erinncn. ,Srull
Sthneipcr oanfte cbcnfoQs. Selpun=
ocrt lpllroe clnc Guilt, bos ,Sroll
y. iilr ibrc Shlpic0crtphter, Sic in
[nOionu, &u., lpnhnt. nit &rclls-
itich luunlOcridbOn. iclblt mochte.
SSir murcn lcbr ltoli, llnlcren 81
riQCntcn j. Schllitcr bel inns III hu.
ben. ncnn nhnc i'm ucht 6 nidt nit
Dem SinNcn. .ptut bcnlerftc. lpic Die
9tod)burlClttc Der ,Sroll y. ollc nrolI=
Bcn iuEcn IND ollcs nit onhOrtcll.
Nion hattie Nrou SSilfinQcr nod
nlc 10 lIhcroIilflld) oclChcll. Silnct
lrurOcn oCnpnlncll, Die out her.
Nl2foncn.
ShIicEIid nohmcn ullc Slbidieb
mr bic Z. :. &. i. No. Il Gre0pl
hlicbcn nrcb llnQcr. Is ,uor cll
ldlpNcr SnQ nit outer l(lterhultlnr
lmn Nlmpr. bc'Icll mir inns IunNt
crlnncrn mcrocn. ,Srut 9Silfln0el
hunft norDnluls nllcn, Die tcilnub.
men, unn Qunicnl Nocricl.
emma Sollicrman
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-26
In Stettin ruUfen
sich die Brueder

Berlin. - @ie befannt segeben
,noroen it, lit es i'm 8ebiet bon
Ietettin su einem Suiammenitob 5tpl.
IIben Rolen uno rl,iiiihen Sruppen
Iqefommen. Sanad, ieien an sic 1000
]Iolen bon Sen Ruiien perbaitet NOT
Ncn. @eitcr babe man perIGleoenc
IboluiIf)e bobere geante aus ibren
ISienititellen entiernt.
S6on Dor einem Monat ioQ cs
BORT su iharien Hauiereien in Sen
lStraben ser Stabt gefommen iein,
1ahoem ein betrlnfener Somietoiii.
sier 5Dci Yolen nieoerseihoien bat.
g. Gen Siii5Ier butten Die Golcn
Illo IN ser Hi,inc zines Sauics nit
Steimpiirien our Strefe gebradt.
Sleih5eitig iiiirmte cine onbere
Gruppe naf Dem ruiiiiben 9riegs.
i.nfmaI.
Sic polniife NtiliS iei auisebcten
tporoen, llm nit Sen ruiiii6en 5rup.
pen Die 9iuiliiten sur Nubc au briu.
gen. Sabei ioQ es pieber at Ihar.
CT i,no blutig perlauienen aGnpiem
efpmnlen iein.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-26
hervoese, abgerackerte Hausfrau
singt nun bel der Arbeit
HADAcoL Iindert Muediekeit vnd kervositoet, wenr
dvrch MonseI an Vitomnen Bl, B2, kioein
und Eisen verUrsocht.

Flasche fuehle ich mich viel woh-
Ter. Dank HADACOL kann ich
nun bel meiner Arbeit singer. 1Ch
kann HADACOL NIGHT genug To-
ben und sicherlich empfehle ich
HADACOL allen meinen Freun-
den und Nachbarn. Wenn Sic
wollen. koennen Sic meinen Brief
benuetzen. Ich verde aufrichtig
dankbar sein, Wenn mein Brief
sonst jemand hilft. Dank HADA-
COL fuehle ich also nun wohl."
So lautet der Bericht, vie viele
andere Won ehrlichen, aufrichtigen
Leuten vie Frau Moody. Man
kann einfach 'nicht bezweifeln,
was man so oft hoert und liest.
Wenn man an Nervositaet, Nue.
digkeit, dem Gefuehl des Abge-
rackertseins bel Mangel an Vita
minen B l, B 2, Niacin und Eli
sen, leidet, Warum mich HADA-
COL Gelegenheit geben, zu helfen.
DEM gerade solche Maengel zu
uSOCi W IlIdCll. w UI SiS IlHDtiNOL
besonders entWickelt. Diese Wich-
tlgen Elemente, plus hilfreiche
Mengen PhoSphor und kalzium
sind in besonders bereits aufge-
loeSter fiueSsiger Form fuer ra-
sche, sichere Absorbierung in
1hrem System.
Versuchen Sic es heute
Auch Sic werdcn sagcn, dass nur
HADACOL das ''wunderbare
Hadacol Gefuehl'' gibt. Sic ris-
kieren keinen Penny, UNI festzu-
stellen, was es fuer Sic tun kann,
dem HADACOL ist durch cine
strikte Geld-Zurueck Garantie
gedeckt. Bel Ihrem Drogisten:
Nur SIPS fuer die Probepackung:
nur $3.50 fuer die crosse Familien-
packing.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-26
Senator Dudley J. Leblanc
und sein hadaco|

nit eiaener Meosin. 2eSlunc mollte
iuiiicn, mas cs mar; ahcr Der slr,t
pcrriet nihts. Gpn Der &ronfcn.
ihlpcitcr ocs 9(ritcs erillbr CT ober
oa6 nas Gebeimnis in Gitunllncl1
beltono.
Sc Blanc madtc lid buran olles
iibcr &itomine, Wtinerolien unO Gr:
nGbrunN Su erflnocn. Nah Den
Stuoium bon 1000 Gilhern ,pal
er ein Grpert lnno er beQonn, leir
neues Trpouft hersultellen. ST lelbl
tronf es uno perteilte eS al lelnt
frGnflihen Serlpanoten llnb ,Srelln
SC. Gs icbien ihnen ipphl sll TIM
Sarol,f beonul CT, cs inter Den
Itomcu 6ooocpl hcrsultcllen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-26
Observation-Disclosures
an der Ost-zonenqrenze

@erlin.. @eitoeuti6c Gcrfcbrss
bcomte berid,tetcu, Sic Sapiet;one
ueriuebe iid llnterlagen iiber an9eb'
Iihcn Shnluggel SIT peridaiien, ser
i'm 2olhpagenpcrfebr splitcn 9cr'
lin lmo @eltocutihlano betrieben
merSc. Temna6 iibte oie fommunl.
itiiNc Yoli5ei an ser 3pnensren5c
oui meltoeutid)e SuitlpaseuIabrer, bie
Sbrott beI0rSerten. einen Trud aus,
lie iollteu cine GrflGrltng unteridrei-
ben, oab iibcr 60 8rcsent ibrer 2as
Suna aus ser ruiliihen Gone &C.,
id)mueeelt iuorOen iei. Sic Soli5ei
bot oen Tobrern al, lie I'M Sale,
bab iie lmteri brelbel, tpelterfabrcn
5u loiicn.
@eld)eu Spct Sic fonlmllniitiiben
9eboroen bierntit periolgen, ldbt iid)
nod nbt fIar iibcrieben. @eltaai.
ierte &ertreter meiuten nllr, es fon.
nc iih oorllm bonbcln, 0taterial
iiir enet nel,en rlliiiiGen Sfab.
,ug 5u erbalten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-26
Snoacpl

SIM 9tll crrunu Soooocol gelicbt
hcit. llnh Oct Sruno lpur tinfudl.
6obocol lit einc GraGn,lmo Der 81
at. Is liefert lnicrcn &orpcrl ,pid,=
tiNc Iinae. bic lnrid)tiae Grndhrlmo
ihncn pprcntbGlt. Die mcilten Selltt
miiicn nibt, mas tic eiicn iollen, I'M
aeiluo su iein. 9Sir lpillen mehr bon
Slutcmohilen ols bon luleren &or:
perr. au cinem SATIRE ppn Gno(
19l9 bis Gnpc 1850 itic0cn sluf
tri0e fiir Sonocpl bon $1,000, ,OOC
auf $24 ,OOO, 900 lmo bis Gnoc bic
les Sohres mouen lie ipnhl 500,
100000 crreihen.
1000 Sclrtc orheiten MN in Scr
Sobotpl &erfen, Inn Der NohfraN'
oercft ,ll mcr0tll.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-26
Crossbrifunnien
fuehrt seine neven
Kriesswoffen vo'

Salisbury, Gnelano. - Grob=
britannien seiate MilitGr=Mttad)es
bon ipei 9fationen einen Sell ieiner
1ellen &affen, barltnter elm Sc
bein1mittel alr &lGruna BON Minen=
Tcloern: 9ie Gorfiibruna iehloR ei>
nen Miinenfelo= 7urditoR Ser Sn=
tanterie utter einem 6aael iharicr
Nunition, Die 2eritoruna bon
2rabtDerhauen ollrcb Sorpeoos uno
ouS lleberrennen elmer Tanfialle
Ollrd' SblIrhill= =Sunfs ein. @s iplrs
Den iIber 1000 Solooten einaeiest.
3u hen geobad,tern aehorten iolhc
aus Geriien. Auacilofpien unb Me.
anpten, ieooh feline aus benz eiaent.
ltmen Siteurnpd.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-26

Es ist NIGHT leicht, die Haus-
arbeit zu leisten, freundlicn zu
sein, wenn jedes Geraeusch die
Nerven aufreibt. Bel Tagesende ist
man so muede und mitgenommen
und am Ende des Verstands, dass
das Leben kaum lebenswert err
scheint. Gerade dies erlebte Frau
c. M. Moody, $40 Hinton Street,
Petersburg, Virginia. Sic hate
jedoch Won HADACOL gehoert,
vie es bel Nervositaet helfen
kann, wenn sic durch Mangel an
Vitaminen B /, B 2, Niacin und
Eisen verursacht ist. Sic ent-
schloss SIGH, dieses wunderbare
Mittel zu probieren, oh es ihr die
selbe Hilfe leisten konnte vie bel
SO vielen anderen bekannten Leu
ten. Die Ergebnisse dieses Ver-
suchs sprechen fuer sich selbst.
Lassen Sic es sich in ihren eigenen
Worten schildern.
Sic sagt: "Ich war so nervoes
und abgerackert, konnte nicht das
leiseste Geraeusch vertragen. Des-
halb versuchte ich HADACOL
und mach meiner ersten grossen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-26

Die slnfDnmlinae beorilftc isroll
@iIfil,oer llnb ibre Sorbter ,Srau
Stonlep Gre0pr nebit Sobniohn
SAUL. Nltter lno Spcbter hotten
olles lrnter &ontrplle. Sie Goitc CT
ihienen nod lno llud. llnterDellcn
fam Gin Weihenf bon Oct Sicbertufel
on. ,Srau &ilfin0er laS bic &ortc
luo bcnllloertc Die Hpie III Der
@losz&uoeI. Sluf cinrnul fonen
,SrclloentrGnen in ibrc Sluocn, henn
lie bate fem 4eihenf erlportet.
Ser Siicb lpar lchr icbnn oeoeft
init Sllmen, 1Srllhtlhalen llno
piclcn Gbluoren. Slud) &offec lmo
&cin fehlten niht. I'm I llhr lpurs
De ein SlidlQebct 0eiprohen Don 6.
&. Soolllerman. Som liebcn mir
inns ullcS ullt 1hmefcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-26
Fine proktisehe Erfindvng

Go$ Sout6crn Siegjonol Neicnrf)
laboratory ltelte tilrSliN cine slrt
9alunpollgorn ber. oas III trofenenl
;}uitano ieine Snltbarfcit bchuIt, in
@allcr pOcr elmer id)lpod)en SelIcns
Ioluua jeOod 5criest miro.
Gas Saboratoriln d!lberte, boB
OoOur6 Oos @arlt beIonoers gut sum
Soften Ser &leioimg gceignct pGrc
mo and sum proOiioriiten Suians
menbalten BON 6ubrifparen benust
Dcroen fam.
Is wIro Gar6orpnctbpI. 3cGuloIe
9cnonnt lnlo ahnelt ser ,sber ser
SccaroaloIcr, bic acacntp1rtig in
england filr ioIdle 3pedc Gcrlpen.
Dung flnNrt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-26
Wenn TRACE
Ausscheidung
die Ursache
ist fir Ihre
n Kopfschmerzen
n Verstimnten Magen
n Verdauungsstorung
n Schlaflosigkeit
n Nervositat
II Appetitlosigkeit
n Blahungen

Nehmen Sic Forni's Alpen'
krauter heute Abend - sehen
Sic. vie viel besser Sic sich
Morgen fiihlen
Lciden Sic NIGHT unn0tigerweise noch
einen Tag. Nehmen Sic das zeitcr'
probte Forni's Alpenkrauter. Mehr
ais Elm Abfiihrmittel, - cine Magenta
tigkeit anregende und Blahungen ver'
treibende Medizin, - hergestellt aus
(nicht nur Elm oder zwei), sondern IL
Natur.Krautern, Wurzeln und PLAN
zen. Fine exclusive Formcl. Alpen'
krauter bringt trage Darme yum
Arbeiten; hilft verhartete
Abfallstoffc auszuscheiden, ~
die aurch Harlleibigkeit (.s.,-
yerursachten Case und Bla. )sax)
hungen I'll vertreiben.-er.
zeugt Elm ange. Mbl@
nehmes Warmege. AWVE
fiihl i'm Magcn. akS%YI
Kaufen Sic noch
hcute Fornis
Alpenkrautcr in
Ihrer Nachbar. .s...sV&
echaft oder sen. toRNI:.
den Sic fur unser rHl
Special Einfiih. MAuTrn,
rungs.Angebot. - ~->-S. -S.Ah':hD
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-26
Piek7ick der sfevben
am Sonntuq

2lm fonumcnocn Sonnton bcn
- >NIll, ucran'tultct Die hieiiac
CNrltppc Der Stcuben Gcicllihuit Don
9lnlerifu ibr iibrlldbes Eifnif ouf
Dc,t lhOn ocleQenen geiib hires
.ViuQlltrotS Robert u. SucrmoIoc,
- 10 9SClt yufc Hnuo. 9lpnn 9ofe,
ShlO. an flIhlcn Gric Gee. .Uiitolie=
Der unh Nrclnnc linp 9lrr Sctcili.
QlmN bcrilih einNcIopcn. Mol
brlnNt Die GBforbc nit, uber iilr
Nrniichllnocl iii uCinrot
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-26

niae bon oicicn in ser 'Seaene pom
Ioper, l,no ser &eit in Seem y yort
Gitp. slac "a purocn Sur Inter
indyune nad Gais SslanS aebrad)f.
Mun uirmt at, oob sic meiitet ocr
nel,en Snterniertcn iif bon Sh''1cn
aus ins 2ono cingeihlidcn baoen'
ga tic ue0er ginpnnocrl,ngspaplere
nod @eiud)spiien beiltcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-26
Daeniseher Froehtdompfer
stoesst uuf Mine

GopcnDn9cn. Scr bGnlid)c
1ompicr IS. 6. sInbrllp" nit ga.
olna ous GrGnIono itcb bel Sri.
itinnslono in Norlpegcn aii clnc
!!tine llnb idicn iniclee zines 9run'
oes oem llntcrgang gelpeibt su icin.
Nadl ser !Gteloun9 tullrocl Sic II
Gaiiagierc l,nb 80 Waun Ser 9c-
iatnns oui Elm anocres SdniihcS
ShiIi aebrad)t, oas old) nad SO.
penlagcn urtcr,uegs lit. Sic Rct,
tllngsaftion piroe bon ciucn bdnis
id)en JlottenIlileiens uno Suci nor.
lpeallden Mtinenllhcrn nlsgciiibrt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-26
eartenpartie bel
herrn und Frau
Adolf Wi|finger

Im neroanaenen Tonnersto1
ben 10. Suli INT 1 llhr ipar Die gan.
5e Slt tieite 9iepertofel einaeluOen
nah israu Marie 8ilfinaers $oaus,
fit Elm 9lmheon. Slls mir hprten
haS i'm id)Gnen @arten ierpiert iuer.
be, iporen mir iebr oeiponnt. sln'
Soo ber @ortenpartie oob es an
friiben Moraen tiihtia 9teaer. slui
cinnal ipor ober ipunoerihones
Metter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-26
Seit II. JUni 1000
AusIuender interniert

9'ep Dorf. = Notb sln9obe Der
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lilto 81
,peitere sluslGnoer, Sic iid) Illegal
bier ouibolterL pcrboitet luorben, 10
oab oamit oie 3ohl ser ieit Oem II.
Suni intcrnicrtcn 6relnoen oui mebr
nlS 1000 angeitiesen lit. Son Ncm
Iestcn Sbub ipurOen 81 in Neau
,Seriep ieiteencnmen, ,mb slpar ei.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-04
The Qm4 Nmt Doon
BY Peggy Coddis
Citizen Staff Photo

and Betsy called out eagerly.
Hello, Pete? Want a lift? I'm
going your way"
eli, scrap. Sure it won't take
you out of your way?" said Peter.
He turned his face toward Betsy,
and Edith could have wept at the
radiant look in the girls eyes. 1t
was look that laid Betsy's young
heart bare for anyone to see its
small secret, which was, in reali-
ty, secret to no one but Peter.
How could it bef" Betsy was
saying now Il just said / was GO
ing your way. Hello, Gus-want
to rider He's sucker for a car
she aided proudly, as Gus. lean
ing lightly against Peters knees.
steered him toward the car.
We'll. stop showing, darn youl"
Peter ordered the dog. I'm COM
ing"
'Don't be late for supper, Betsy,
Esther's making strawberry short
cake" said Edith.
Betsy turned TO Peter. "Stay for
supper, Peter" she begged. Esther
makes the best shortcake in the
world
Peter laughed. Thanks, Id like
| to. only / promised Mother and
Callie I'd be home for supper.
There's q rumor going the rounds
that Callie's making shortcake.
too. Shed put arsenic in my soup
II failed to show up"
Some other time, then, EN-,
Peter" said Betsy.
ANY time, Peter. We're always
glad TO have you," Edith echoed
her daughters. hospitality.
sssTbanks.s that's sweiie of YOU, !"
said Peter. + = gy
Betsy put the little car in mo-
ton, and Edith went back to the
| house. her heart heavy within
her. Yet, she told herself, that
was a part of the bewildering, ex-
citing and sometimes terrifying
| -experience of being parent.
You could see the pitfalls that
beset your child, but you couldn't
point them out IN way that
would make the child avoid them.
| sTo be eontinaeal
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one you are pricing, or CD the
average percentage makeup list
ed for that category in column !.
and adding the result to the net
cost"
Controls are bad enough when
dealt with in plain, everyday,
run-of the-mill language but
when dished out by super-edu-
Gated light headed, legal lights
that infest government bureaus
and try TO earn their stipend by
creating a backlash of words like
the above, it makes life one long
headache for the ordinary merch-
ant or business man who never
went to Harvard Law School and
never learned to talk in circles or
took a course in mind reading.
The guy who wrote il probably
thinks il is as clear and under
standable as two and-two makes
Tour" He groans under the res
possibility he carries in telling
you how to run your business and
thinks life would .be a lot easier
of you weren't such a dumb sim
pie creature. But put that same
guy to running store or bust
ness and he would go broke in a
week.
You say you wouldn't buy 6e,-
can openers for a million
and a half; nor would you write
such a goofy regulation as that
quoted above. But you did. broth
er you did. You are the govern
ment
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little stab of pain at her heart.
Pain for Betsy, who might be ter
rihly hurt. Betsy was so complete
ly in love with Peter.
CHE made herself go back to the
- two women who were waiting
in the garden. carrying three bot
ties of Coca-cola and three glasses
and plate of cookies on tray,
as an excuse for her long absence.
is she coming over2" asked
Anne. reaching for cookie.
mo. she's got guests" answered
Edith.
The rest of the afternoon moved
with a jerkiness that was COM
pletely foreign To the three
friends, and Edith was secretly
relieved when Anne decided it
was time to leave.
She didn't know quite how long
she stood there, but at last she
heard footsteps coming toward
her, and looked up. A tall young
man in Stacks and a shirt with an
open collar, the sleeves turned
back to his elbows. came toward
her. Beside him paced a beautiful
dog. 1t was, of course, Peter
Marshall and the dog, Gus.
Hello, Peter" Edith made her
voice sound warm and friendly
ooh, hello, Mrs. Drummond,"
said Peter, and paused.
"Your dogs beauty, Peter"
said Edith, embarrassed because
she could think of nothing less
inane TO say.
"Oh. Gus is quite a pooch, /"
answered Peter. Betsy was "a
sweetheart to get him for me.
Il suppose Betsy feels that Gus
would be happier if you made
Use Of his training" Edith was
uncomfortably aware that there
was a faint edge to her voice.
She saw the taut line about
Peters mouth, as he said CURLY,
"Its not much of a life for a pup,
hauling a guy around. | like II
better this way, and I'm sure Gus
does, too"
A car slithered to the curb with
a screaming of tortured brakes,
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Chapter IS

InapleT 10
EDITH had picked up the tele~
IL phone and given the number
of the house next door, across the
lawn and through the unclipped
hedge. She waited, and then a
mans voice said. "Hellot"
1t was Peters voice. and Edith
recognized il instantly. She felt
a vague sinking of her heart, but
she answered him promptly.
Hello, Peter. Is Mrs, Eldon
there?" This is Edith Drum
mond."
ooh, how are you, Mrs. Drum
mond? Just a minute and III call
Marcia"
She heard Peter go away from
the telephone, and, after mo-
ment. footsteps coming closer, then
a burst of smothered laughter.
Hello, Mrs. Drummond." Mar
cia's voice was light with laughter
laughter accompanied by Peters
over some trivial incident, per-
haps, that had been amusing only
because they had shared it.
Il didn't know you had. COM
pany, Mrs. Eldon,s said Edith,
and could not keep her voice from
sounding formal. Mrs. Prior and
Mrs. Hutchens are here, and we
thought you might like to take a
hand at bridge"
That was sweet of you to think
of me. Mrs. Drummond," said
Marcia politely. But I'm afraid
| shall have TO ask you to give me
a rain-check. There are some
people here"
Yes. OF scourse--some other
time. them"
After she had put the telephone
down. Edith stood for a moment,
just staring at it, thinking. Peter
had seemed so completely at home.
He had answered the telephone;
he had shared laughter with Mar
cia. and the telephone had given
no indication of other voices. Yet
Marcia had said, "Some people
are here" Edith knew instinc-
lively that there was no one there
but Peter, and tried to deny the
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A SECOND FAUCET

You were pleased Key Wester with sense of pride
in your foresight if when uturned the faucet get
city and found it only dribble to be able
another that gave You all the rain you
wished
Other Key Westers, who not fortunate you,
temporarily Inconvenience by the lack of water The
Citizen naval officer, whose can't recall
advised you the time pipeline water became available
in Key West not to destroy cserns, they in
good condition BY good condition. The Citizen
cstern with top and properly screened at the
overflow outlet to prevent mosquitoes from getting to the
water.
is true that at the time of the pipeline installation
most of csterns in Key West destruction
They had wooden tops with vents through which mosqu
reaches could reach the water But many estens
in Key West at that time in tptop condition, and if
any of them destroyed. then The Citizens and the
officers advice went for naught and is too late
for regrets.
The installation of the Florida Keys Aqueduct Sys-
great stride in the of Key West but it
should be remembered that Key Westers drank cister
water for more than century and quarter With its
present rapid progress Key West needs more pipeline
than it getting Authorities the Key West Naval
Base have assured us that within year will be get
ting much water probably 100000 gallons day
for the Navy and residents of the Florida Keys We will
breathe easier when that time comes.
Another pipeline of water would be just welcome
another road to the mainland many Key Westers
said will need before long citys growth results
in developments in all lines and eventually will have
second pipeline and another road to the mainland
When water is plentiful. we lose sight of how pre-
cious is how essential it to life resident who
proper of his cistern that during dry spells
cutters leading to the cistern turned off, that when
comes, dust that had accumulated the roof is
washed away.
You fortunate if you have second faucet to
turn on while the pump at Marathon is being repaired