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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-11
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frim, tpir Dir NutTrn 9lanbem ttnd)fn tuollrn.

W d 4e ter, WioiT., 10. Sept.
Or. &oaftuntin Sbeobor Dumba, Der
Oitsrrei9if9 ungarif9e 8otI9after
in WdIbinstOn, madts am 4benb bic
folsenoe SunteuOepsfde befannt, bic
er bon benz I. t. Miniiter bes aeubs.
rem, 9raf DDn ger9tbolb, aus @ier
erAaIien bat:
Der &aiIer erfreut iid Der beiisn
@siunbbeit.
Sn Der 9egenb BON Gemberg iif cine
neus S4la4t i'm 9anse. Die Huien
fabren fort, faliae Ru9ridten iiber
angsbliGs ruffiide Siege gu Derbrsi.
ten nit Der abii9t, ben Gran3pfcn
neuen Mutb gu MAIDEN.
,4m Dpnnerftag tameH 1000
trtesssefangene Serben Our9 guoa-
peit. Sic fperoen in baS 9sfansensns
lager BON gifstersom sebra9t, nd Ii6
fdOn 10000 @ufTen befinben.
.9os Diterreidiide Offisisus gaaa.
ridtenbureau itelIt in Der energiIh.
iteH Wsiis in G6rebe, baB bic RaG-
ridt Der offi5ieIIen ruiTifden 3situns
rgeitnit" ii6er sinen sroben Sieg Der
Oeiterreider Bel 2emberg auf @abr.
belt berubt. unb er ipieosrboIt, bab
bic Seiterrei9er Semberg obne por.
bsrsssdnsene admpfe aufgsssben bdt-
te. au4 lei bic Naaridt Der v@sfe
nit, bab bic RufIen Bel biefer @sle-
ssnReit 10000 9efangsns sema6t
batten, bic reinits grfinbung. Mit
9s3us auf bag Ibleusnsn bes bon
oem General 9tuffenbers in polen sr.
rungenen Sieses peiie i9 Sic auf
bic besiisli9e offiaisle 4ntiinbisung
bes Offerrsi4ifden SensraIitabs bin.
gs tpirb bem r8eitnit" init bieIen
2iigsn nidt gelingen, uniers Sisse gu
psrbetmliden."
Der 8Otidafter fiiste bisier 0e.
peide bin5u:A Die uben erpG6nten
offisiene Depsf6e beg 0itsrrei9iidsn
@sneralitabs mar bonn 2. September
batirt unb lautete, bab bic RuHen
nit sroben @erluitsa iibsr ben Bug
5uriitsepOrfsu pOrben feisn unb $50
gei9iise Derloren bGtten."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-11
9ie Glenemte
quf Seiten Der 0eutf9en
~ G. q

IN Z ing 2au.
peting, 10. Sept. Der 9or.
mari6 Der Sapaner auf Sling Sau
1T unerpartster WeiIe bur6 bic Gle.
mente aufsebaIten lporbsn. Die gan5e
llmgebnng Der &olonie itebt unter
Wafer uno lie lleberidpemmung
brsitet iiA nett ins Snnere, biz ien.
ieits BON WeizSiisn bin aus. Die
6liife iinb babel i'm Steissn, unb es
fpsrbm pisqei9t Monate Dergeben,
big Die Sdpaner i'm Stanbe iein tDer-
ben, bic 5eituns ein5uf6Iieben, bic
jeBt nur per Boot erreidt nsrbsn
tanr.
griefe, bic BON 8eutIden aus
Siing Sau einsetroffen iinb, fagen,
DAB bic @ertbeibiger nit llnge6ulb
Die glntunft Der Sapuner eriparten.
Die Juntenitution in Sting Eau lit
in getrieb, ober feline neutraIs sun.
tenitation min Depei9en anne6men,
f3sil bic 9riten uno Sopaner basegen
proteitirsn.
Cine DepeIde aus Sei.Siien Faa.,
bab Der tleine SluB, Der sspObnlid in
elmer grsite bon Is SUB bur9 bic
Stabt flieBt, iebt Elm reibenber
Strom 1T, Der bura bic Stabttbore
fest. @ieIe perionen iinb srtrunten
uno Sauienbe iinb in Der rmgebung
bon Wei Siien obba9lOs ssporben.
Der &rieg bebnt lid auf
4frita aus.
2onbpn, 10. Sept. 2lus Der am
IbenO perOffentli6ten @erluitliIte
sebt 6erpOr, oaB aud bsftise aGmpfe
in afrita 5TiI4en ben griten unS
Oeutiden ftattfinben. Sn Der beut,
f6eH 8olonie Samerun in Weitafrita
puroen brei britiihe SFfiSisrs ge.
tootet, bier 'perpunoet unb bier befin.
ben iih ilntsr ben 8erniBten.
Cine anbere gstanntma9unu ae6t
babin, oab bic 6ritiI9en Sruppsn
cine 400 Maun ftarts Sruppeno6tbeiz
lung geTaIassn batten, bic in 9poiia.
lamb, in SritiIcb Gentralafrita, eillee.
orungsn mar.
Die Deutid1en berIpren iieben 81.
fisiers an Sobten uno Sipei an Der
ipunoete1. Slpei 5elo- unb 3ipei Wla=
i4ineneef9iiBe. Der @erluit OF
eingeborenen Sruppen iIt ni6t be.
fdnnt, mar aber Elm bebeutenber.
r9pn ben britii3sn Weiben muir
ben bier getDbtet uno mebrsre perpun.
bet; Der 8erluit an ManrThoften 1T
ni9t betdnnt.
n9lm s. September ergriFf bic bri.
tii1e Sruppenubtbeilung bic Sffen>
iipe, bic DeutTdsn sinsen ibr aber
aus oem Weee unb sriffen bic britt.
fde Statipn in &aronso, dm nprb.
peitli6en llfsr bes RnafTu Sees an,
bic pDn einem Sffi3ier, so siuse6ore-
nen Solbaten, Der ppIiSsi unb a5t
Gipiliiten Dertbeibigt purbs.
rRod brei Stunben LANCER Der.
tbeioisung trof eine StlfstoIonne Don
ben britiifen Truppen Elm unb Der.
trieb ben Jeinb. SpGter trafen bic
fGmmtliden britii6en Sruppsn elm,
unb noa einem aaiRpfe, Der einsn
gan5en gag sebauert uno in bem bic
Demtffen NIT auberorbentIi9tr 3d-
bisteit tdmpften, ipurbsn iie idlisbli9
gesen ben Sonsne Glub ouriidesiries
ben. Dt. Britsu iparsn gu eri96pit
I'm ben geinb su psrfoIssu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-11

'iuorbelL pie idlirm es UNI Sas bri-
tii6c Seer geitanoen bate.
9tm 26. 2lusuit itunbm bic gritsn,
pie ibr aommsnoeur in isinsr Grtlds
rung ansisbt. bier oeuti4e Nrmestorps
gegeHiiber unb iispareu in @efabr ums
singeIt unb usrni4tei 5u iperbeu. Die
Gituation tplroe unitreitis blir9 ben
6eIbsnmiitbisen WiOeritaub Don Genss
raj Smith 0prriem an Dem lilten
Jliigel Der 9ritten sereitet. On oies
I'm Gage itanbsn bic 8ritsn gang az
Isiu, ia bic frun5Ofiide aapuleris mar
Oerart eri4Orft, oab iie ni4t einmal
i'm Stanbe mar, ben Riidsus Der Gnss
lGnoer su oeden. Grobe 9euustbuuns
bereitet Sir Sohn Jren4s Seri4t i'm
gubIitum burd bic Ebatia4e, bub
aus bemielben berporgebt, bab tros al
oieier per5peifeltn adHpfs bic 9riten
ben aOpf nidt iiHten Iiebsn unS ibre
Saltuns bepahrtsn.
0Sie ftebt es init BEN ruff.
sA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-11
Der gituatiDns 8erid,t
9 gom senslifden Stanb.
puntt aug.

u Y " ..
aOnbon 10. Sept. Die Gni.
l4eiDungsidIadt in Srantrsi6 1T
nod ni6t sef4lasen ipOrbsn. 5ros
Der Msloung bes JslbmarfdaGIs Cir
Sobn Grend, bab bic Dsutfdsn auf
benz gan5sn re9ten Jliisel suriidss.
brdngt ipurben; bab bic 9ritsn bic
Marne ii6eri@ritten; bic 9eutTd.n
iaDere @erluite erlittsn bdtisn uno
ieRr erf3Gpft feien, 1T man bisr nidt
seneist, auf cine Rieb.rlas. Der Dsut.
iden 5u fdlieben. Die MiIitGrIad.
psritdnoigen Der Gonooner 3situngen
ipisb.r5olen, bab mad benz ionferpntis
ben 9on Der offi3ieLlsn frans0iiiden
getanntma4ungen es nod 5u friib
iei cine prop6eseibuns iibsr ben
aussans elmer S6ladt gu MAIDEN,
bic auf elmer 5ront BON beiRlbe 100
Wsilen ipiiibet unb an Der brei Mil.
IiOnen Splbatm bstbs,list fein ToGsn.
Dabet 1T in geiradt 3u sisbsn, baB
tbaiiddlih brei srob. SdIadtsn im
ganse iinb.
Der heftisfie aampf ipiit6et pabr.
i6sinlid an fran50iifden Centrum.
spifden @srbun unb Rbeims, ipG6.
rsHo bic britifde armss rpisber gesen
BEN re9ten syliisel Der Dsuti9sn
tdmpft. gs i4eint. baB bic Osut.
i4en INNER nod ben redten Jliissl
Der Gran5ciefl sipii4eH gerbun uno
RanrD angrsifen.
Weniger ipihtige aampfe iinben |
I'M glfaB itatt, BON mo bic Dsutitsn
eineH Tbeil ihrer 5ruppen suriidseso.
gen gu babsn ihsinsn, ipas bic Gran.
scisn ausnuben.
Die srpBe S6laat mag nod fir
5aae ancauern. ipenn man in grpdz
gung sisbt, bab ileinere aGmpfe in |
Der WanbIdurei, an benen nur Suns
oeritaufenoe betbeiIist tDuren, bOae
uier5ebn Gage ipdbrien.
Die ireitlifsn 9lrmeen Der 9suts
Ihsn baben faif Ofne llntsrbrsauns
25 Gase lang setampft unb parsn
bis sur alIerIebten g.aaie bss aams
pfes ftets in Der Gffeniips. Die 2lns
i6t bss 5s!bmarIdalrs 5rsna. bob
Y
lie unfanssn erfd0pft gu fperSsn, fins
bet Bel bieiissn NiIitdrespsrtsn nil.
.isen GIIauben.
2aut elmer brabtioien Depeihe.
bic an DOnneritae absnb aus
ceuiid'ano sinsetrOffen 1T, iiuO in
Berlin fpd6rsnb Der r.rflOHtnsn brsi
Gage feline gesanntmadunssn nit
eesus auf bic @Orsdnss in 5rant.
;eid erfoIst.
glus Solano fommt bic Radridt.
,ab 10000 wlann bsuiiasr @srftdre
ungsn in fiibIidsr gii4tuns auf BEN
Rarit besriffen iinb. Disis Trip.
zen m0ssn cine Mirtuns auf bas
srsebnib Der Shladt ausiiben, uber
3 1T Grunb sur alnnahms DOrbans
'sn bub bic 9erbiinbsten sbenfans
3eritGriungen erbaltsn, tpObur9 bisIs
en- GeutfasH iperDsubs pilfs ipisDsr
'as ssusaas uiss. Il
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-11
Der ange6fi6e rie(se 5ieg ser 2inQen
6ei Sem6erg miro fir er-
fl1roen ereldrt
ltno rmiiiid)e ofii3iele 9epeiden oemtem at, oab
,,iebr ernite" &ie m1rolid pom
2ember9 int Gamge ieiem.

Jnha4
Md
len i'm
Erenu ben - u
lin Srupp,
in
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ridHde m SHra5ug
Sdbid
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-11
auSlanD Ue(egrap@.
Der poGe Cert
Der 9cpeidc Safer Gil6elms an
9,rdiibcnf @ilicu.

9onoon 10. scpiember. De-
acrrciponbent Der oTaiIp Mail" ba
bon Rottcronm aus ben pollen Ger
gher aabelScpeihe telegrapbirt, ipeld'
aaiier @ilbelm am 4. Septeniber al
grdiioent @iIion abseidjidt rat. Ger
irlbe Iaiitet ipie folgt:
Sd eradjte es als meine 9ilidt
Sic, nlcin Serr, als oeln nnerfaHnter
gcrtrcter Ser Snmanit1ts Erin5ipiea
mit5utheiIen, bal, nleine 5riippen nad
Der giniinIpae Der frnnSoiiiden Set.
ing Songfup' III oericlbei Saiiienoe
bon 9um.Ilun.SitgeIn gefnnben bd'
ben, ipeId)c bon Der fran3oiiiden 9ie,
gicrilng III ipe5iellen @erfitdtten fer,
1eitellt uoroen tparen. SoIde aligeln
ipiirben nidt MIR an geialenen unS
peripuroeter frati5oiiiden Soloaten
iilo irnn5oiiiden Gefnngenen Jon.
Derll alh at engIiihen Solonten ge.
fiinocn. Sic fpiiien ipelf' itredlife
@unoen unb lmenolihe Sfmersen
burd oieie 9ugeln beriiriaft iueroeu
iino oiid, oaB oeren @enusling onr6
Die allgemein anerfannten @caeln in.
ternatiraIcr Sriegsfiibruug abioInt
per6oten lit.
Sd irterbreite Sbnen cinen beili.
cen @roteit aesen Die slrt unb @eiie,
nie oieier aries bon unieren Geg.
nerH oeren MettoOen oeuicIben sm
ciiiem Der barbariiditen in Der @e.
ititte Der @eIt itempeln, sefii6rt
miro sluber Der geniislmg bieier
itredliden 8aficir, bat Die belgiihe
2egicrung lire Gipil. .9eu0lfernng
gang oiien oa3u angeregt, oil bciI
aampien tbcil3unebmen nnO BAT Tie
felt Idnserer 3eit bafiir por6e.
reitet. Sic Greueltbaien, lpelhe in
hiciem @ueriIla.arieg, ioear BON
3raucn rno prieItern an iiuiereilj Der.
iuunoeten SolSaten, an liuieren Ierj.
fen uilo aranfempirteriitte sIsr5te
get0otet uno Sn5aretbe be-
idoifen - berii6t fuurSerL paren
0erart, bab meine Generate i1lieBlit5
ee3wnngen iuaren Die ifJrucritsnI
aRnBicgeln 3u ersreifen lin Siel
Sdnioigen 5u beitrdfen uno Die blut-
oiirilige gepoltering bon Der Sort.
iebuus ilrer rudioien snnSlungen
ab5nidreden.
gsrihieScnc Torier im6 iogar bic !
Mite Staot 2opelL nit alusnabne
i6res pradltiseii Matbbduies, muBtcn
slim sd,use nlsiner Srlippell 5eritOrt
preben.
a)iein Scr5 hltitet, irenn id ioIde
als unpermeibIii, eradtenl
muB uno tpenn i'd an bic oielcu I'M
Id,iil6iscn 2euta Senfe, Die lire Sdli.
'er unb ibr Gisentbum als 9ieiuitat
Ger lulerlnubten Sanolimsen Der
SduIoiaen eingebiibt Gaben."
(ses.) @iIteImL 5.@.
@aibinato NJ 3. G.. 10. sept.
grdiioent @iIion ertlarte bciitc, bab
L Die gepeid,e oes aaiiers @ilheln.
,ie ieiner glnIid|f rnh nifjis entE,olte,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-11

Sir Obio unb bas peitlids
psnniplDonien: Stridrsssn am Jrei.
tag. I'm Sdmitag tribes @ettsr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-23
The Dupc Demands Proof

TT SENATOR PENROSE did not give this
i false information to the North American,
It is up to him as a candidate for the United
States Senate to so deny it that the public
will be satisfied Of its falsity," said Con-
gresham Ware, rising to a question of per-
sonal privilege yesterday in the House.
Mr.. Ware. it appears is sensitive of his
honor and good name. More important to
him even than the alleged treachery of Mr..
Penrose is the charge that he personally
corrupted Mayor Reyburn and gloated over
his success in doing 1t. So the integrity of
Mr.. Ware is equally involved in this affair
with that of Mr. Penrose. The failure of the
Senator to make any effort to vindiCatc his
honesty makes of Mr. Ware a helpless vic
tim; that is, helpless except at the ballot box.
But why should the Senator worry about
that? Mr.. McNChol is ready with sooth-
ing tonic. The Wares have boon caiolcd and
fooled and used many times before why rot
again? Before the week is over Pcnrose
and McNichol leaders intimate, the Wares
will again be licking the McNichol and Pen
rose boots.
But back of the chickering's and trades Of
the leaders waits the great public. Mr.
Wares speech has crystallzed sentiment. It
has endowed the charges with renewed au-
thority. 1t has made their submission 10
court of Justice imperative They must he
noticed. proved or disprovcd
More infamous than tho election Ut Mr.
Penrose to the Senate while resting under
these charges would he the immunity ot tho
editors of the North American if their accu-
sation is untrue. There is rascality ON one
side or the other, and the editors have been
daily challenging the accused to put the
issue to the proof
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-23
Brumbaugh Meets the Demand

EOUR distinct demands will be made Of
i the next state Legislature. Bills will have
to he drafted discussed and passed upon
dealing with local option. child labor. en-
rloyers' liability and good roads. Reports
coming in from all the legislative districts
of the Commonwealth show the candidates
plcdsiue themselves on these subjects.
Doctor Brumbaugh has defined himself
clearly and cmphatCaly on each of these
important matters The platform upon which
he stands has been self made, therefore his
commitment is more complete and inevad-
able than if he we're offering himself to the
people on platform Of Ecneralties drafted
Ivy state committee or convention for cam
paign purposes.
Doctor lrumbaugh has promised to formu-
late and expedite Legislation upon these four
urgent and important points. That promise
he will keep to the letter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-23

ness to the world have been only partially
fulfilled.
Workmen's compensation is included in the
definite legislative program which Doctor
Brumbaugh proposes to Pennsylvania. He
aligns himself with progressive thought on
this economic and humanitarian subject, and
stands squarey in favor of what has proved
the most effective method yet discovered Of
reducing the enormous cost imposed on
society by industrial accidents.
The National Civic Federation bears tes-
timony to the fact that the objections
raised by either employer or employe prior
to the enactment Of compensation acts have
been mostly removed by experience under
the acts" These statutes some Of them
faulty are nevertheless giving excellent re-
suits. with the experience of % states to
guide her there is absolutely no reason why
Pennsylvania should go very far wrong in
the framing Of her own compensation law.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-23
THE IDEALIST

To sit down with a group of the emil
nently successful and hear them deliver
their various reasons for getting there is
an intensely interesting experience. But it
has it's drawbacks.
If | were forced to give an honest reason
for my persistent occupancy of my present
rut" said the speaker in one of the failure
groups, sit could be presented in my ever
lasting disregard for the spirit of DO it
now
Il began my career as clerk Perhaps
early in the day would have the bulk Of
my work completed and only a few minor
tasks would remain. 'Wen,' | invariably
thought, 4 will have nothing to start on
when / come i'm tomorrow morning, so IN let
these few uuimportant things go over until
then. The one big fact that | never had the
gumption TO get firmly fixed in my mind
was that tomorrow would bring its new
work and that these uncovered minor mat
ters would be in the way"
Gentlemen continued the man who at
least possessed the advantage of Knowing
himself, my tactics We're wrong. And I'M
prove II to you by stating that | am stiII
occupying that self-same clerkship"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-23
Another Anti.sufIrage Extravaganza

NF COURSE, it is a good many years since
" the ant-suffragists rdiculed votes for
women as the refuge of old maids and dom-
nccrng dowaCcrs. But nevertheless they
will have to square that old Canard with the
brand-ncw one that suffrage is using pretty
young girls as lure" for votes.
If that is all the "antis" have to explain
they will be fortunate The reported state
ment of one of them that these girls Just
blossominE into wumanhood' were exposed
"to the dangers of becoming the prey of
designing men" is a rather large and risky
order If there are real dangers, deliberately
ignored, then the charge is too grave for the
political use made of It, If the girls are
merely meeting and talking to unknown"
men in the usual course of Curbstone speak
ing, then the whole business is too ridiculous
for discussion.
out of their own mouths the "antis" are
condemned.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-23
you Can't Fool All :he People"

THIS is 'Perroseism'," says card which
i has been distributed broadcast over tho
State, referring ~ a quotation above To-
which the name Of Abraham Lincoln is ap-
pended. Perhaps it makes no difference that
neither Mr.. Pcnrose himself nor anybody else
has been able to find in any Of LincoIn's
works the quotation used He might have
said it even if he didn't
There is, however ono statement which
Lincoln did make, There Is no dispute about
1t. Moreover it is particularly apr ut this
time, when AN effort is being made 10 ra.st
on the Republican party as it's pra-oryor the
man who is its CHIEF enemy. "You can't fool
all Of the people al Of The tLne"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-23
Penrose a Milestone

From the Milwaukee Journal
No party can afford TO carry Penroses. Their
very presence i'm high places is much clear
contradiction of all that any party must claim
for itself In Illinois Roger sullivan presents
the same kind of menace to the Democrats, He
has not so long a bad record Penrose, but he
has stood for the same kind OF politics. The
party could lose his vote in the Senate far more
easily than It could carry mis- weight in cam
paiEn. Voters are looking for a party free of
such men, and they are not so particular any
more what the name of the party is. Good
Republicans in Pennsylvania, believers in Will
son i'm Illinois will not feel drawn to Pcnrose
and sullivan any more Jhan ilson Democrats
in isCOnsin will br drawn to leaders of a SIM
liar kind,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-23

THERE are two good reasons why the
i Administration should hold back ON naval
construction The first is that with the close
of the European war there may be "A treaty
Limitation Of armaments among the great
nations in which case The United States
might find itself possessed Of suporhuous
ships. The second reason is that the present
war will indicate what are the most effective
types Of vessels. To build drcaduoughts
now, only 10 find later that submarines or
toTpedoboats make them obsolete. would
surely be the height Of folly, Every consd-
Grafton bids us wait.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-23
Rather Peculiar

No silence falls upon the town;
The traffic noise does not subside;
We may not hear the falling down
OF autumn leaflets that have died.
The racket does not end or cease;
The Clatter goes on as before:
We hear the same old Clang of peace
Far more incessant that than war.
This is, of course, as people wish,
And yet the clamOr must he freak
For those whose livclihood's in fish
Declare that this is oyster week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-23
Yes. What?


What bitter loss by accident or crook
Compares with that annoyance for
minute
Consuming one who finds a pocketbook
With nothing in 1t?
or with the rush of futile wrath that blinds
The tardy man who has been Catapulted
BY some fair autoist and, rising, finds
That she's insulted?
These things are hard to bear, there is no
doubt
But think to what dark deeds the man ,s
goaded,
Held up at pistols point, who then finds ont
1t wasn't loaded.
And what of him expecting wordy strife
Who might have played till three-in fear
exquisite,
who reaches home at one and learns his wife
Is on a visit?
There also is the would-be artful dumb one
Who let's the bell ring, thinking 1t is funny
To fool creditor, then learns twas some one
Who owes him money.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-23
THE HANDS OF EsAU
Manufacturing City Fights Regain Commercial
Recommendation Politics Has Bottled Up PhadphDrecor Norris
Plans Should Have Enthusiastic SuppoTe Great Opportunity Now Hand
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FOREWORD
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-23
Father Knew

Her fathers voice 1oated from the head
of the stairway.
"Geraldine?"
Yes, papa"
Has that young man gomez"
NO, papa; it's only 10 o'clock"
send him home right away and before
he goes tell him it's midnight so he can
start MS watch and the hall clock again"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-23
Germany VS.. Italy

To put il into legal phraseology if the de-
clsl"h III the criminal action, so to speak
and not that we wish to violate our neutral
lty-is in Germany's favor, II should AFFORD
the Kaiser good basis for a non support
SUIT against Italy. The latter country, OF
course, may obtain a standing army injunc-
tion against such proceedings.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-23
Enlightened

My dear duke" said her father, jocosely,
don't you realize that in this country the
men never have anything to do with it? II
she has given her consent nothing on earth
will prevent her from marrying you. | can
not understand why she sent you to me-"
Nor L. said the nObleman, "but | suppose
II was my mistake. 1t never occurred to me
that she would wish to make the financial
arrangements herself"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-23

DESIDEs the time lost 10 production ana
ID wage-earning by the two million indus
trial accidents which occur i'm this country
yearly, there Is vast social misfortune I'm
the fact that rs per cent. cor more OF the
workers killed In the mills, factories ana
mines are under 40 years of age they are
men whose obligations to family and useful
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-23
Ohtinnes

In the fall the young mans fancy
Turns toward the overcoat,
Though full we'll he knows the chance he
Has of getting it's remote.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-23
Back to the Soil

The city man was telling his friends Of
the delights of farming.
There is only one time successful
farmer gets back to the SOIL" he said.
"And that is ?"
when he's so far away from a garage
that he has to climb under his auto and fix
II HIMSELF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-23
No. We're Afraid to Read 1t

Mr.. IL b W-'s new book, "The
F. of the W." 1--WE have his press
agents word for it,, was written with jaws
set and eyes on fire." Whereas this para
graph, you may Confldentially believe, is
written with eyes set and jaws on fire.
advertising rates on nppllcaton
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-23
Inside Stuff

Owing to protests from the composing
room that it drives them dizzy excerpts
from Miss Gertrude STEMS futurlstic verse
will not appear for q few days in this column
When the war is over and the temporary in
sanity of few men won't matter, they will
be printed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-23
Habit

This new bookliceper is mixing things up
terribly said the head of the firm, here he's
sent out bill for double the amount due
Yes said the general manager, II under
stand he used to be a plumbers helper"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-23

Seeking rhyme for indemnity,
Agents to Josh in the column,
Comes to us only "solemnity,"
Which is too solemn.