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my fa m ily h av e sin ce used it w ith bage, b e e ts, tu r n ip s , ra d is h e s , etc.
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“ We have so m etim es," said F a th e r tlon
T h ere w as no one to offer him a
B enoit, to ills A m erican listen er, "very hone o r a c ru s t
T h e women drove
i sev ere w in ters. T h e re a re snow falls him uw ay from th e ir doors w ith stick s
A fnw rtcan B an ker« Ä M a c ia tlo n
I th a t cover th e e a rth for weeks. 'T is and stones and m aled ictio n s
Even
I th en th e fan tislied wolf conies down M other M argot, my cook, who n ev er)
from th e m o u n ta in s Into th e valleys Is fore tu rn e d h u m an, o r cat, o r dog I
“We h e a r h im in th e n ig h t In o u r from the k itch en door, had n o th in g i
W h e th e r you go to the lakes,
village, h is tierce, keen how l and th en but w ords, and r a th e r sto rm y w ords, !
the seashore, or the m ountains,
th e sq u ealin g of a pig o r th e p itifu l for Hits 'sev en th son of th e k a is e r,’ as!
carry your funds in “A. B. A."
Lbleatiug of a calf. But we a re secure she lu lled him
Cheques, and free yourself from
iu o u r homes.
"T hen it w as th a t a crow d of boys
w orry about the care of your money.
" T h a t w as before th e com ing of th a t com ing from the p a rish school c au g h t
ferocious a u im a l th e boche. You A m er­ sig h t of th is parfuti of dogdom. 'L et
You will find these cheques readily accepted by
ican s an d th e E n g lish call him th e U S h ang th e boche.' said little P ie rre
hotels, railroads, sleeping-car com panies and the
H un. A nd we now th in k th e how l of L endornii, w hose fa th e r w as killed be­
best m erchants, and cashed by 50,000 banks.
th e wolf is as sw eet m usic com pared fore V erdun.
T be only identification needed is your counterai^n^liiret
to th e voice of th e sav ag e from beyond
" W h a t, w ith o u t a tr ia l? ” ask ed an
th e R hine.
in th e p r e s e n c e of the person accepting the Cheques.
older one, th a t w ould be u n fa ir
L et's
"T h e p lag u es of E gypt could not have a co u rt m a rtia l
T h is is a spy
h av e been as had as o u r p lag u e of P rus a btx'he spy.’
sian s. In 1870-71 th ey w ere m erely
" D o c s th e boche,' said u th ird boy-
ro b b ers
F o r th r e e y e a rs in th is la te r give a F re n c h m a n a fa ir tr ia l? N ot
w ar th ey have ra v ish ed th is land, a bit of it. N e ith e r d othey sp a re o u r
tra n s g re s s o rs of every law of llod ami m o th ers and siste rs. You know th a t,
m an.
M urfiu M any; you, loo, F ran z, and
1
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"(¡re a lly puzzled am i d is tu rb e d have you, G erald.'
FAIRVIEW
1 been a s I th o u g h t o f th e m oral
"C o m e on,' said J e a n Hubert, who
T lie best a u th o r ity on th e prope,*
effect of th is w ar upon o u r people-our liad ru n hom e and reap p eared with his Mrs. L eslie T. S t.C lair will give an
young people— w ill they re ta in th e ir fa th e r's saber, w hich tra ile d a foot or Ice cream social a t h e r hom e S a tu rd a y w o rd in g of "T h e S ta r-S p a n g le d Ban
te n d e r, sy m p a th e tic
n a tu re s, th e ir m ore on th e ground. It w as th is em ­ evening, Aug. 3 for th e benefit of th e tie r,” is th e a u th o r of th e so n g ,
In th e c o u rse of
sw eet
innocence, th e ir
h o rro r of blem of a u th o rity th a t put him a t once, U. S class of tlie P re s b y te ria n church. H ra n c is S. Key.
c ru e lty ? A fte r you A m erican s have w ithout opposition, in com m and of Come and cat som e of th e best ice in n u m e ra b le p rin tin g s of th e song,
cream and cake you have had tills d ifferen ces in th e te x t h av e o c c u rre d
d riv en th ese d em o n s from o u r land
little com pany.
sum m er.
m ean assisted us to do so— w ill o u r
d u e to c a re le ssn e s s, bad m em o ry or
" En a v a n t! ’ (fo rw a rd ) said C ap tain
people be a s before th e ir co m in g or, as H u b ert, an d they moved dow n the
F airview grunge will hold its re g ­ d e lib e ra te e ffo rts to " im p ro v e " it.
m an is an im ita tiv e a n im a l, w ill they S treet, a rope ro u n d tin- d a c h sh u n d 's u la r m eetin g S a tu rd a y evening, Aug 3. Of c o u rs e no o n e h a s an y d efin ite
become h ard en ed , c ru e l an d vicious? neck, u dozen bun d s pulling th e dog All IliellllM'rs a re request.'ll to be a u th o r ity to m ak e ch a n g e s. S ev eral
present.
"1 sh u d d e r to th in k w hat m ay conn spy onw ard.
copies o f th e so n g s in Hie a u th o r 's
to us. Till' a fte rm a th of th is plague
11 h a n d w ritin g e x is t.
E ven t i l e s
M rs Mary II. Los. i passed uway at
it w as not a s h o rt procession, for
may be w orse on o u r people th a n all all Hie hoys of (lie village w ere th e re t i e r h o m e i u F a ll-V ie w o n W e d n e s d a y , differ,
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e s u ure
re v er
th a t lias p receded it. F ran ce, d e a r and tlie ilu ch sh u u d 's len g th en ed body Ju ly 31, aged 55 years, 5 m ouths an d !,^ 8 h t. am i do not affeet th e sens.
F ran ce! May we rem ain us wc are— seem ed to m ake up fully h a lf of It 22 days
She is su rv iv ed by her hus- 1 O ne ol , *‘*'Me is th e copy m ade li
bravo, te n d e r, k in d ly anil tru e , the Wlien they a rriv e d at th e edge of tlie hand, J o h n L oser an d by two d a u g h t Key im m e d ia te ly
a f t e r co m p o sin g
crow n of o u r g lo rio u s d ead s u ndim m ed, village they stopped at old B arth eleu i's e rs anil th ree sous T in d a u g h te rs are Hie poem , w hich he hud first, a f t e r a
aglow w ith th e p ra ise of all C h ris te n ­ o rc h a rd . T h e re w ere still th re e or Mrs M arie Dueby of P o rtlan d ami Miss p re lim in a ry sk e tc h , w ritte n o u t on
dom ."
W hile Hie
four dead tre e s th e re , all tlie live Louise L oser of F airview . Tlie suns “ **' hm it o f a n e n v e l o p e
H i'ar th e v is ito r could not fo rbear Iru it b earin g tre e s bail been c u t down a re W illiam , Em il anil A dolph, all ,l'xl ls n o t a b s o lu te ly Hi. o rig in a l It
sm iling.
by tlie d ev astin g boche witli p u re at hom e except th e last nam ed, who is *8 v ir tu a lly tlia t a n d m ay lie reg u rd -
"All, pard o n m e," said F a th e r Be­ m alice.
in tr a in in g a t the naval tra in in g stu ’'ll nH l,1‘‘ s ta n d a rd .
F acsim ile s of
no it, "I q u ite forgot m yself. F o rgive
Two of th e boys clim bed one of tile Hon at B rem erton, W ashington. T b e |* h,H •*><> la t e r copies iu K ey's h a u d -
my h eat, my lack of tem p ereu ce. We dead tre e s and as o th e rs held th e dog fu n eral w ill be held on S a tu rd a y m orn- " r i l i n g a re p rin te d to g e th e r w ith
I' n nch h av e not th e sa n g fro id , th e iu th e ir a rm s well above the ground, lug at Id o'clock a t Hie fam ily rcsi fa c sim ile s of e arly p rin te d v e rsio n s
cool blood, of you A m erican s an d of tlie rope was tli row u over a 11 mb and deuce. Tlie in te rm e n t will be in tlie w ith o u t unil w ith m usic, in a hook
th e E nglish
I was about to tell you of lie d a rh s h u n d w as sw ung off. Tlie f a m i l y lot at W oodburn. Mrs. L oser ¡issu ed by tlie lib ra ry o f c o n g re ss in
S om ething tlia t happened in th e v il­ rope held. N ever before did h angm en lias been in ill lieulli for several 1914
"T lie S ta r-S p a n g le d B u n n er. ’
lage a few d ay s a fte r th e in v a d e r left see such a sig h t
by O scar G eo rg e T h e o d o re S o n n eck ,
P e rh a p s th is w as the Ilion tils,
us anil before o u r A m erican frie n d s a p ­ first d ach sh u n d th a t ltatl ever been in
G eo rg e R ice of F a irv ie w d ied yes : wlio d isc u sse s all Hie ev id en c e alioiu
peared. It w as a sim p le h ap p en in g h an g m an 's han d s. My boys
were te rila y ai M u ltn o m a h h o sp ita l, w here tile o rig in of tlie song.
hut it m ade me th in k .
m erely a m ateu rs. How th a t dog did he hud hi en fo r tile past lew w eeks
Is n ’t it about lim e for Mr. H oover to
"I do not know w h e th e r you have S tretch! T he hoys w ere in a panic. fo r tr e a tm e n t.
Mr.
R ice
wus til !
unnoupce
w hat we can have for o u r
tin- d ac h sh u n d in y o u r c o u n try ; u lsiut I’h is was no o rd in a ry d ach sh u n d . y e a rs of ag e H e leav es a widow and
as h ig h as h alf a dog and as long as T h ere was so rcery and d ia b le rie in It. six c h ild re n . T h ey a re M rs M a rg a re t T h an k sg iv in g d in n e r?
tw o and a h a lf d ogs.”
"S tre tc h , stre tc h , w h at w onderful M iller an d Mrs. T h e re s a R ossm an of
t 'k
I n .Y o n e W ill! H a s I s e . l I t .
T h e v is ito r nodded.
laslieity ! At last h is feet w ere on P o rtla n d , A nna, J o h n anil V ictor oi
All, you have TI.en I scarce have lie gro u n d m oving in w eird, wild F airv iew an d G eorge, w ho is w ith
T h e re a re fa m ilies w ho alw ay s aim
Hie need to d escrib e h im —tb e centl-
dance, his longue h an g in g from be­ tlie A m erican a rm y in F ra n c e . T h e Io keep a h o ttie of C h n m b e rlu in '..
C olic an d D ia rrh o e a R e ....... in tin
pede-like len g th of body, only four tw een iiis fangs
f u n e r a l will he h eld to m o rro w in ho u se fo r use in case it is needed,
legs w here th e cen tip ed e h as a h u n ­
“A h,” said th e A m erican, "If the P o rtla n d but th p tim e an d p l u c e w e r e unit find th a t it in not only a good in
d re d ; Ihe long, d ro o p in g flabby e a rs ; lioehe ch em ist d isco v ers th is elem ent not an n o u n c e d .
T ills is Hie th ird I v,'H,,u enl b u t saves th e m no e n d in '
th e v a can t eyes. We do n o t c u ltiv a te in tin* iluelisiiulid they an* in sore d e a th In d ie fam ily w ith in a y ear.
su fferin g .
As to Its re lia b ility , ask
an y o n e w ho bus used it.
Adv
sueti c a n in e m o n stro sitie s in F ran ce s tr a its lo r ru b b e r— th is canine specieB
We leave th a t to th e boche.
w ill becom e e x tin ct. W hy n o t? T hey do
'P e rh a p s you do not know th a t we not sp a re th e ir dead
T hey a re g e t­
h av e in o u r lan g u ag e th e w ord 'd ach e,' tin g a supply of gly cerin now from
w hich m ig h t serv e as th e first sy llable th e ir so ld iers who die in h o sp ita ls or
in th is dog nam e. How n e a rly
are killed in b a ttle .”
rh y m es w ith boche.'
F ren ch It
I in* boys fled us 1 a p p e a re d ,” con­
c a n t term an d m ean s 'old N ick ’ or tin u ed F a th e r B enoit. "There w as no
t l i e d ev il.’ How poorly it would Ht
tim e for a lectu re on c ru e lly to ani
h is stu p id e st of all dogs.
m als, c e rta in ly not w here th e boche
" I t may be lucky for us F re n c h th at dog was concerned. T he c a p ta in alone
o u r dog d ay s ex ten d only from Ju ly 3 w ith I ii s sw ord, held h is place. I took
to A ugust 11 th a t's fo rty days. If from him the sab er lie held in h is hand
tils period is m ade in boeheland and and cut th e rope. T he dog thug re
o fit th e len g th of th e d ach sh u n d It leased ra n a t a s u rp ris in g ra te of
should lx- a t least tw ice as long.
speed. A yard o r m ore of rope was
" I t was perliapH tw o d ay s a fte r the atta c h e d to his n e c k .' lie disap p eared
boche m a ra u d e rs had left o u r village and we saw him no m ore
I hope he
h at th is n o n d escrip t in dog flesh ap found h is way hack to h is fellow
p eared . He had e v id en tly becom e lost boehes.
from h is troop. He moved th ro u g h our
I m erely tell th is sto ry to in dicate
stre e ts , sniffling h ere and th ere, lie to you w hat ch an g e m ay com e to my
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p an io n s F o rtu n a te ly for us who live loving d is p o sitio n s from h e a rin g of the
in th e village, th e g racio u s wind liail crim es co m m itted by o u r in v ad ers. 1
blown m ost of th e boche o d o r aw ay
pray th ey may n ev er em brace a n y of
"T h e d ach sh u n d moved slow ly. He tl»e b ru ta lity of Hie iss*hi- never!
as p erh ap s on th e verge of sta rv a never!
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tra te d here, like ail in te r n a l a m b u s -
tio n en g in es, req u ires an on th a t
h olds its lu b rica tin g q u a litie s a t c y l­
in d e r h eat, b u rn s clean in th e co n-
bu ^tio n ch am b ers and goes o u t w ith
ex h au st. Zerclene fi ls th ese re q u ire ­
m e n ts perfectly , b e ca u se it ia c o rre c t­
ly r e in e d from aolacted C alifornia a t -
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'th e p re s id e n t a n d th e fuel u d in in is tru
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a ,*d som e p u b lic is ts, fo r s trik e s , th e
coal s h o r ta g e a n d a il th e o th e r dir
A cuities th a t h a v e d ev elo p e d in th e
fuel s itu a tio n . If th e p rice had not
l*een fixed at m in e s; If H ie g o v e rn -
m erit h ad o b se rv e d a s tric tly h a n d s-
oft policy, w liat w ould he th e p rice of
lo , h " <OIIH'u«ier to d a y ? We ven
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m any d o lla rs a ton h ig h e r th a n it is I
" T h e P o litic a l C o m m itte e on Pop
u la tio n of th e H ouse of D ep u ties
fo rm e d fo r th e p u rp o s e o f c o n sid e r-
¡ng Dr. P o rs c h 's hili on m e a s u re s to
be ta k e n a g a in s t th e d e c re a s e in th e
b ir th ra te , h a s m et. T h e M in istry of
th e In te r io r h as s u b m itte d a m em -
o ra n d u m on th e su b je c t. T h e Gov-
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announced
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c o n sid e r m e a s u re s io c o m b a t sex u al
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Its fo rm e r figures.
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fo rm ed to c o n s id e r th e q u e stio n of
p ro v id in g f u r n itu r e ."
T h e M aln zer A u zelg er te lls o f a
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p lan th e city of B onn h as a d o p te d fo r
No en d of m isery a n d a c tu a l su ffer-
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p a y a b le In food su p p lie s;
sto m a c h a n d liv er, a n d m ay he avoid
" I f o n e of th e new ly m a rrie d i o u - ed by th e use of C h a m b e rla in 's T ab-
pies h as resid ed in Bonn fo r a t least let»
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