The day book. [volume], February 21, 1916, LAST EDITION, Image 20

About The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917

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in his hand a little strip of paper. It
was a check for more money" than he
had ever thought of possessing. He
nodded to Marcia, who took her way
to the "inquisitorial room."
Roland Dalton -poured forth his
surging soul to the loyal girl who had
saved the house on the point of col
lapse. Dalton & Co. were to take in two
new partners Herself and Jerry. She
was to send to her widowed mother
in a distant country town sufficient
to make her comfortable for life.
Further:
"I say, they're in there a long
time!" murmured Jerry Watson, and
then, as the door finally opened and
Marcia and Dalton came forth hand
in hand, the chuckling old fellow un
derstood that love as well as suc
cess had come to the house of Dal
ton & Co.
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Katherine Stinson.
They call her the "Lincoln Beachy
girl" and she has proven herself a
daring "flier." Recently in Chicago
she made a hair-raising loop at a
height of 2,500 feet followed with a
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RHEIMS TOTS WEAR GAS MASKS
FEAR ASPHYXIATION
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Class of Girls in the Only School
Open in Rheims and a School Tot
Fully Masked.
Rheims, France. School goes pn
in Rheims, while German shells break
over the city and the boom "of cannon
punctuates the lessons in the class
rooms.
But it is the strangest school that
Prance, or probably any other nation,
ever has seen !
Each little boy and girl goes to
school wearing a mask and carrying
a respirator for nobody knows when
one of the German's poisonous gas
bombs, which have been thrown into
the city at intervals, is going to burst
ir on about the scho'olhouse.
Several children have heen killed .
by pieces of shell in the bombard
ments of the city, and a, few perished
in fumes of poisonous gases. Then
the regulation was issued that all
should wear gas-masks to prevent a
recurrence of these fatalitie3
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