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d**ed with wp'rlw* of the Britt* 1 *
blow, It wan poatdWe tminv tn P ,l * r#
J> • nom*' ld**»/Of *be condition •
Ip the luxurious and -euppoaediv
Impregnable Herman position# *»i the
H Indenting line *h*n Gen. B>n*
leoaed hi • rurprlKe party.
Sot a oMMkti had any knowb-dg*
of (hr alt*rk until th*- lank* loomed
or*r their !•«■»d4. Th- n they liter
ally “blew up” »n pam«. Kceflrh (i
viiinn.- in town* juct behind f »
tin*'-; dwwcrih *1 »h° officerg i*n l »n**n
an running around “like 'hick*'.'
with tbelr head* ml >ff ” The
•nvr qui'i-nd and shook with th**
nudd-nm- of the thing iYrgr**i
ottos till e steel monger Gial cm.
t fifed thru i ••m-nt ;intt earth an<l ru
Piatt wall, kh*' f'*n
the swearing. yelling fi- nd* -bo He
lowed them vs Knot!'*-* who -u<l
denly sprang *> Hf» ,wt ,f ‘
ground.
It mud h.< > be* n hour? b
thi* paif-v of *n; ~f f ' :,r ' n i
wha* glrnont :ursOtt«t.#d to xnp* '
tioiis par in that om-’hins up*
ncura! had occurred n—*d
among the Germ
British , niop|H‘- ").i <y
men from v : <> *■ >■•
of »leep had n.-udl . ; * <*. blin
Ijr, da** dly. crowded o * of ■ •
logouts, or how, uncomprwhwndii’s
that H wa ■■ reality find <>t dr* •
they dully lot gr-a t-nk.* •
ih**m flat, or furiously gi*»"
British fcayonets find tb**ir mart.
trwßohos and dugo’it» blanket* a
rot* worn found .-one- *h *
Ivodte* and hr* ks t tabl * for
errs, daintily *et. 'ill sni"k**d -*pp''
ttiineh. \ tang- of j . t-'.r i b
longing' in Jin* M * r 1 i > << and
nhowed glecoer* :ti th- buna- -no
Oil Ihr cot- had !*■ ■••'P* *1 ’•» their *•
In thr first terror of th* tnomrn
and ff-d •(» thr ghostly d«wn -ii
without hlorsr- without cutis *
most without their nsr-
Vsat gtort -of * hoii w n»s
found In ih- offinrrs’ quaitwr r u >r
and rigarrttrs wor parkrd 1 h**r»-
profusely.
Many aectjons of ttv hra' T *d > r '
drnbnrg line tmu into HrP '' r
absolutely in'rn’t. Th* tank
smashed grra’ g ip;- T •
Infantry poured and *pr< and o it.
wise, behind, taking j rd aft* r 1
of the “inipr* gnabl' l>" i’ion- fr< i
the rear.
| IN DETROIT j
*t,
•rfce nirrilrllr r*m|M<i*ii wa*r*l I»r
■firmlire* by |hr ttp»*«■*•»nor 4thle»«r
rli'h the last fortnight tm» h*»n *<»
•fttisfa tory. It wo ann unfed WM.
n«sdn\ ,'V*nir«. in an •"•l.tng in th*
H«ts| Siatter ttist only ’■ ) * the
■ vntlahle memh.Twhlp* ar» left A
new b"*r.t of illrertorx *' il he
elscted Wednesday ev-ning. N-v
JS. «n*l th* ni*mheri* *n tl « rneei
tng will vote *>n the pr-p"* t 'n to
remodel <ne of the building* (, n the
club site tn *>ivd. for
use as a t»n:r rir . t*thh use in* 1
the permanent building ( « **re •*•> !
It kl* been drtlnltel) snnnuneert from
Unahinston ihnt 1.1 tenlnlng
for offirer* will t>e '.en-u in
I'nlt*wt sitatea In January. The orty
one In Michigan ill h* h ate<l it
camp Custer These rairp* will
be open only to men of the regular
and national armies and the Na
tional guard, whieb, of course n
cluijes draft—l men. seWncm* from
applicants ar« to he made h\ com
' pang command'rs and the *re M n
its are from 21 t*i i<l yr ue
Hr. Frank H, i.nnsnultis. president
•f the Armour Institute «f l>rk.
nology, Chicago, is evpe* leq in De
. troit next Tuesday, to address the
Hausers' club of Detroit at Its
twentieth annual meeting and han
qpet fn H'»te| Ststler. Secretary
.John W. Staley ann-un »s that
members must m\ e u - • « i • »nc.-• n
bis hands by Monday n -m.
Governor Albert K. sleeper will be
tbe principal speaker, Thursday
•vening. in the l.*etrtut Athletic
club at a dmn»r to he given b; the
insurance federation of Michigan,
either speakers null h» In«*iran-e
flbmmiasioner K H Ellsworth. Wll.
Ham M bmith. <i- *-ge P Monahan.
James V. Joseph. Fred T M omher
and Mark T. M< Kse Paul II Kng
will t>e toastmast* r.
jkxH Pnlntgeen, staff correspondent of
tbe Itaalbnd. one of Stockholm’s
leading newspapers, will g'vr illus
trated lectures .>n Sweden m Wayne
t’astle. Cass-ave and Haar-st ,
Thursday, Friday and haturday
evenings. Sweden a chief activity
now Is remaining neiitral and
building up her.c*.nrmar< e and ship
ping facilities to meet the enor
moua demands wbl< h will follow
peace, declares Mr. J’almgren
Tho Interstate In'and Waterways
leaKUH. which Is urging the rompie
tlon of the Intercoastal canal which
will connect the Rio Grande with
the Mississippi, is to open its an
nual convention today at Corpus
Christ!. Texas.
The sun dried hread of Central
Asia is made from flour and raisin
ayrup.
f\ 4l#i WQBn& l J| ha ‘
Two Great World Grains
are combined in the
perfected ready-cooked
cereal
Grape-Nuts
This appetizing blend
of Wheat and Barley
is over 98% Food.
ECONOMICAL '
HEALTHFUL
DELIGHTFUL
I l ** ir, o rtn. • tivvjfr • i-if Mi mpan).
Ritllt Pr*-V > blßnn. Pnrttim
C*(Nl r.„ Ltd , Win J* r, otOarlo
The Evening Stori /
The Misfit.
(Copyright. 19tf !v « Uerncrl
Polly Potter came uit of h* - r ' *’
office building on ti ; * ‘ * » !‘> k w;iv*
ot huniunli' th.*' *Jai kl>
the sir* et frotu M:- -hundnd t
and mui> which f on* vconi' l *-*! !’:*•
place. Th. -cii- had lit it- li*
and eve. .1 thing w.u
lt had heeu a !'•«*'. hurn •! *ia.v
but nt*w !,*• air liad ft* btti* i with
a chili like that of frost, folly «!l
eu h» r lungs, he-i'sf.d >n itt- u’
whether to r* i*t a pi t * m Mi*
! -tr'ng of crowded cuis ,ui>l and* 1 ' '.*<l
j o uaik h«ui*e. It *a- v» o or:- - i>>
I t*e sure, but >h«> felt that si <* *
have walked f**n had tt t* «-n n»—* , ‘
! »ary, for th* ssk* of the evt.-isc
and freedom and ll(sh a:r.
v man bu:r>lng p»-t j* l - J*-d - t*.
just fiian*'*-d .1 ’ h* r and begged h* i
paraon Poliv * hear! lea -d o'
i once, then »■* uied u» drop i.n • a]
iiesui thir.fr utc in* ii * i tils
u |u. J • r.
,-otuo nr *!.-•• ■ on* .
she was thinking a* that moment
Hut ;f .r* i.i.. •> n no r* oguttion
in'his fi* • Ulfg g :tnee o: hr; Aie*
Marayr* could not hav ;as-*d her!
ft ivh.* cu; nujs bob si ■ wi! kl*
wajfs tcck.r,g l> r h.ui in ever. 1
crowd, at . v. . \ , t v* had « -n*
On* n*gi t ' lad i< :u«- -a a
th* el* va- r tog h> ” ..nd .rd*,.;
the sani- . ir. 1: was i it :i. and.
h* id over her !>*t H* »*l • •*'.;» • i
when she said that n-u spa|
getting to have alnios: **- tu ’• .-■■■* .
us the pro\ erb; ti ha;rpin i.&< ,
thought that nigh' that * he*, in ;
never s*-vri. ands. . :o ft• -n■ i*-f.;p* ,
Thai was Th* 1; -i.- b*d • • r * r i
ot bin. She could n'v keep c.n |
pounding th- of h< 'vpe rr
*r ana taking dictation m*’ho;
:i ally i- tho she a >. ■ not * ..o- ,
wnh r. * " •: ;; * • *' *•
1 er/ormlng
bu r she did very bad work Th* re ,
were mistak* - to h* r !» -ati- n and
irequsm trt*-ui»s in her ropv. I'h* j
iiu* firm rc-'-d up.>n her with grow j
mg disfavor T?:.*r r* ry and; she ! id j
overheard him •mj - hi w Bio
member. Tha* gul -a frost. What’? i
tK- matter wt*h .*ll ? he st* nogra f
pb* rs n. **. , li.
sen’or m- mb»*r had replied u, .«ri! y
'The Mfiie thin.* t)’-*t s the macer
with human li or orery^wberr—’oo j
many nn.-hrs ’*
As she recalled ’his bit of con- !
vernation Polly - . id-r.) -uw h-r-j
self in anew light -fij- wa- not aj
well equipped girl v ho had. simply]
found the wrong employer, she was
a "misfit." That was why she h.iu i
always h.vtd uffl* e work lr v*u* n»t
the ts VS she «hn* ddo St .ill T‘
trouble did not 1> wi*h h-r emp j
ers, bu* with her. She had learned j
ihe technlqu* * f her rr.'de a- s<*n»*
children do the piano -no* for love ;
•if it, bdf because they must. And
the result was she neither pleased!
nor succeeded.
It came to her that »- sis* «».*
now ,fu**t where -be had started tn
-o she would be to »h* *ml of 'he
el apt* r She * * • r • • * ■
yond t e we*-k sjo* it ght even
in tim* gtr le.-s oh. *h> dreariness
cf it.’ To -it thumping k*»\« for ,* 1
lifeUme on what was little better i
than aiarvatKm wageal
rnquegtionably -he was in the
wrong place, yet wh*r- was th
right place? p* ; e ponder* and the idea ;
a ll *h- way home.
Home for Polly wps a >*d
room in a ch«*ap boarding hou»*
She paid ft» for it an-1 sot the food
that went wnn it. icxxi and room
corresponded perfectly. She clmr.i
ed *o it now. flung h*r coat and bat
upon the red, and sat heavily down
upon the on** chair before the bas
t-red bureau. \ ler-r lay on th*
bur-au cover. She took it up. recog
clxed the handwrrinr. and : lghed.
“Dear M!«e T’ottwr," -h- read.
“Yegterday I went ou- »o you r farm
to collect the r-nt and I fotind it
abandoned. The man on the next
(place told me that h** saw the
sens going by, bag and baggage. Jus*
about daylight I made Inquiry and
found they had cone to Pennsyls »
nla. 8o you are out your r-nt and
your tenant. I don t *hink It would
pay to go after L&reen. who aeems
to he a pretty experienced rn-c.il
He sold off everything he could find
and carried off whar he could not
*el! The place looks to be in pr<-tt
bad shape. It ought to be fixed up
a bit before you try to get ano'her
tenant. Please advise me In tn*-
matter. "John Cole ’
Polly read the letter three tlm*
and found that it alw»M* m».*nt th*
same thing lgtraen had jrone o-w ir*#c
i»i< month*’ rent and Paving f*> |
farm in a *tate of nerle<-r. Mr 1 >
wanted «onif monry for repair
Mon ay for repairs on #l2 a w *-ek
The place had always been an an
nova nr <“ to her • ver *lnce Ant *
Anna died and Mr It to her B
would not aril and it would no* .»1
way* refit, It waa tn the depth* of
the country. a good way* from any
♦ own, that w*«i the r•*« 1 trouble
with it I'nrlr Krth and Aunt Anna
had aiwava teen able to. Reta food
living off tt, «h«- knew.. fnr eh* had
*p**nt. many a vacation with thrm.
Hh* had no*, however,. ***o
year*, for *hc left .it# management
to her aumV old attorney. I* ***#-m
---d now tftaj hr had rather B#| I
I hi* tnj“t.
For a couple of dav* Polly *t:»> uh'
pretty steadily of ♦ fvi*- new problem.
Os on*> thing *hr wa* rertaln fit' l
had no mnr>" t ( » «-«>nd to Mr. Pol*
But ah* def*rrrd writing to h.rn
until r.he had something conclusive
to *ay. The old pin*« prwemed If-
H.elf to her tiff ret Innately; there was
The spring in the pasture and the
rr*atei'i«k pine and the roar buah
e* dons the fence and *hc bay win
Site had lov-i it all -o wh« n Aunt
Anna wa* ihr>«
| her own df*ml**at Th« tumor n\* t
> r hipi prf • .tiled o •
«erh. U \
| 1 'At any other time «he would have
roMldered it a bitter blow. it
wita. x *he fejt n nense of freedom
in*t* ad of beginning the min** raid*’
busioe** of lorikltii for a n* w job
Rhr afmply paid her board bill, pack
• and her *utt chm*. and Mart* *1 fru
| t'ranrvjJlr Nit.- had decided to >»e
I her own tenant, WufeJy "the could
I no* do o much worse than that
tlipid Sw.d-; -he »I* a strong
! voting woman wrih plemy <>t wit
! and a little money to fall buck Upon.
Wh* n th* trriv* and a* I’rsnrvilh
* -h. W'-nt ,*!* cnee to s*e .Mr. t’o
j Th*’ old law • i sat in a -'g of ioJ'.t*’
Foil, .t;iv.-d at his hous< Th> next
.
!i .1 H* 'Ppinjc ♦*\ ’ n
|» jr h ' sAblt: l , .Ml av*, .1 T* li
j u*:J some provision.-
I'.'oi** git\* h. r op! c»r. p*d and
j « lamp .did loaned her a !■*
id upon * w «g.-n i* 1 1 >
I* h. -do th* driv. r uid *iai 1 U
I* e is k!i miles up A * "ok
lh:V tiove th* hills with o- B-* sy
.
cno" t. .v. ; rr.to '!•» plac* e .«
! w*sh you - • ii Jog or .-ivinctiong
.
"P- iw .Tied F 11 y bravely. ‘*l |
\ ? !l
An<; et ho tiiil mind it, *'*n
w ; >h - jd a her hr -and the j
ii’.pl!. She pinned som* pap-rs !
Ip ’ • *• H v k» <’ > * ill** ;
vt. thing b-for* -*.
t , u»I.• . - she lay down ar> a -t ,
-hgck out Only f w .
■*. v -prlnc not Winter. ’*
1 < next thing eh« kn» w :* * -
PV'Utltng attd life looked nt-vr*'
1.1 Sho kkd th* pr-mi-.'s »»v.
c,*ref ,Uv tx-'h w •) u ,*nd wjthou
*m* t! of the pine Mid the old sa!
coming look hng - He- » 4 «1
She love*l ffc. oppurtun-.y a mov.
abo i as -h- chose
“I -was too active to ' rhain- and '
to a d.-.vk 4m : ; a 1 ha.;. ?he tlotug t.
“Thw va* wha* a.l i m- IV. ! . r
begin *<> -■-> m> ri",.! ! shall
ra.!* poultry \un ; Anna did ..nd |
■ -
at. to c • if - • ould, foi I * v
some pouill b—ok- today and I*ll (
eubserr.e t r a r >o«‘, pnultrv ‘eurnul !
Hut fits* Ml g, -o tn. v ige and
*alk to Mrs Crum I n< c.d *tiat
’•e worth aome*hing ’
Ther* wa< some •=*... n* n th*' 1
•own wh* n »h* •• v .• rl • -.r*
"You dldn'* walk”* ,:l«iintd Mr
Crum.
1 ; n... • • p,v|.v laughe 1
** *“1 x miJf *
■ ! <*n ;t '«4*n •no f;<; 1 eyt ,- r ms*
'he nu untain yew. i know And
i dor, * nrnd climbing “
Pollv went horn*- with a stor* of
informarion about chicken :a -i-.g j
a bun !<- of magafines and pap* '-i
and a loaf ol Mr- Crum'* fresi t ak
* 4 br*ad
As she swung down thru the pas- !
r. t . Vi a
tonished to nee a gray horse i*<> *
* n*d to an old tuckboard standing
among the (ien*'d’d rose J..]>■'.« a
ih® gat.- In ’he bv.frg' s H ’ ,i n.-y j
gsri ot aho\it tier nu n as® Vn . a r
the front d.nor. knocking, stood a j
nan. Inatmctiv**}y Polly kr.« v that :
‘he-* .'er® her nt-ighbors from *be
rla< • rtbov
"How do jou do' 1- ’ she cried -tared '
a* Polly. Wh> vrV «. Ale* .*l*
1 cafled.
The man left off -.ving the do--
and turned He, »«w Poll) and Polly
saw him
"Mi « Po*ter!" he etclair.ci
“Mr. Mftcayre’" Polly *a.«p*fl.
“We never knew tt.er, a n:>
body in the house till *>> cane by
■vnd saw- signs of a Tenan\‘’ the
rosy g;rl said, rapidly. “So 1 a-k*
Alec to stop and get acquainted
And—”
"Ar.d we found you.- Alec M a*'ay re :
said. "I don't und'rr’an-l * ■**."
“Why, tt'a Jiißt tha' I’ve cum* to j
my own. that * all,” FMlv <-ip:*!ned
“I thought I’d trv farming, or rather
poultry raising, for a while You
are, ! found tha* I .mi- a n3i»flt in
the ct*y '*
“A rni*flt'‘‘ **td Me* Macayr* :
I "Why, that'* Just what Lwa* You 1
I *ee I w**- a country boy *o tv-gln i
I with, and I never got to »he
! city. And It wat killing Margaret— i
! my sister, Margaret.’
’"There, you should have done tha*
• fore ’’ /-rird Margaret
I p!i* ' happily * kn» w who yon !
■ were the Ina'ant 1 *av you. Yo*t
! loo* rn'ith like other.”
"tv* riipoultry, ioo." Marc-tre* ;
1 .*»jd "We‘\r be*-n doing it all *um- j
» rner And just are what It haa don*-
I for m* " She touched h*r>r»ny j
f rh*ek*
“Mir wa* *» white a 4 fro*t when
»n« r-am»»/* a!*?" *nid
j ly’a h'-nd
' It'** perfectly ‘■pnderful!’ 4 ah*
I breathed I've wanted neighbor
j ;-o much rp« <*m? a- r ho t»c>d had
1 ;r-ot vt>U
I ev en look n< Ab • M*• arr *- .1 ,
felt that hr wa* locking Ht he
TWO INjrKEI) IN
STKKrr Ml<ll VPS
eertoualy ln!'ir*d h* an AUt »Nif»t ;'•
-1. , dr . ■
nunibt r con!*) i-« H*(«rtajD< .. We
nt .day nigit* \uw ir«ki w - rr
lne Michigan nve , h» f.itmi •. •
M H IIMIh <1 Mini It |(
Impnrtnnt « l Hn»r in I im<-
l !"■•' S • r. '
■ -r. *' - • -a
* C * ' '* * «
DETROIT TIMES
Outbursts ot Everett True.
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'h A;rr
V', ’dy*
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. ■ ——« AVfVONe Dut M ''iN a F4V ■ <
always SAV THA'x YOv.-. v* 1 j
I? ■
Boy Scouts of Detroit W ould
Be “Kid” Brothers lo Home
Boys in Camps and 1 renches
a war t.*n* >' their partlidpa'.on
m v a ■ • • v; th*. p.,.-' r. «
months in :.ib*rt- toim they
w. : - ; r*. .» *f * eam« .an
va- dr, a *. • r• « and in -ttrying
up "r hu- i-t, tn the r. x>nda> inert,
trg- of -.> -men .n th® Beard of
t ■ 'C.r:.*-!' >
H r r."W v ‘*-r» ha- rh* ir service
a.- n taore conspk'uoua than during
■ vngen* having Navin field -n *he
march from the 'all ground-. *o *{:•'
Michigan '>n• ral st*t -n •• •* •>
t . - ,u> . M l , •-.. !<jr ■ -
pr* pafe-d - ft:* * Sn r on--.
>- •>■ i•• l*-agti' or. < -.
w > -
.
“Save food” Is Slogan ot
Hoover Aide and Woman Pastor
The Detroit Board of f'ommrr*ej
w'l- W‘-dn* ii-ght
del*f*r.- «o »h* National Munir r *i
aion a* 'he earn* time to ceUbr-i"
l*e prtf-aing of th* B'* * n <*ni
gr>.vi There were many w n-■ is
the audience that p*' ed the an
rorium to hear addrt-‘-«R on !-•
jr-, erett f’oiby. a fonr.rr ■’ >*c -. ;
at of Os Near oj-V. who 1* ’
ft Food A<im;n!* t Hoot* ■
aide*, »r.id tha* American 6 - m -
'-earn *o -at* f*vid ■* an absolve
%ar W h*» ; T
• apply at rotor, 'nr-re wi.> n>-
- enough *o prop* dv f« our '. < *
! in France, hr -«avd
The R. r f’tiroilnr Bartlett rr*r,‘ ,
jof ICalnnvvzoo, ** «o talked on th
fond fiij***** jo?) > '.** % Id. in p r’
|to yaf h#MfifJ A rjrtr +
i> m n * v •' * - r • *i* h m * X » a t n «
-» • l>’ ,rs *
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Ad joining- the Adjoining the
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Custom Tailored Suits
—~wool material * velvets and velveteens many of them trimmed
with the fashionable furs at
20%, 30% or % Regular Prices
The sale will cover all hut the models yue are still reordering.
New Coats, Vraps and Gowns
for oil occasions are arriving daily
The E. M. Bigsby Cos.
Nineteen Ragley Avenue
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Suspect* Plead Not Guilty
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