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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-07-05

Saibington, 4. Suli. - Warincie.
fretar Santels hat Die g!mflidc Mn
fnnft aller SdDiffc nno Mannid,aftcu
Der erlteu amcrltantId)cu ilbcrieclldlcl
GEpcDttlpn in eiuem fran5OilId)cn Na:
fen befannt aemadDt. 3ngleid, mcIoc.
te Near ar=NOmiral Wleapes, ueld,cr biz
Sc9lelt=Sannorpn fUmmanolcrte, bnf
Die nmcrlfanlldDeu SrunspUrtid)tffe
5mclmal Oon elmer gan5cn Hcibe npu
OCItlden ll=SOOten nugcariffcn lunr.
oen. Ste ll=SUUtfummnuoeure mui.
ten anaeblid, genau, iunnn nub mo iic
ote amcrifanlidpen SrnnSpOrtid,ifft
i'm 9tIantlidDcn CScnn trcffcn MIR
Den. Ger critic Nnoriff fano in Der
9tadDt pom 22.-23. ,Snni nm Gnld
! elf llbr anacblidl lt0tt nno Sunr in
Sellen bes S5eans, uo man feline H.
SDotc erluartcte.
Cte nmcrlfauiidDcn SransportidDiifc
luaren nntcr Sbbut uOn ;3critOrcrn
nnO NrIcgsId)lffCn, UeldDe ipfOrt nui
bic ll-SUOtc fcucrten, mD0nrdl bic
ocutifen SorpcbUa febl9inocn. 81
inl9e Sage ipGtcr fano eln ucitcrcr
} 9narttf nuf cln anoeres amcrtfanls
IdJes Contingent ltatt. FtdDt MIR bicl-
ten Ole amcrifaniid)en 3critOrcr Die
! lt-SoDte i'll itferer Gntfernnng, ipM=
bern Gin ocntIdjcs ll=Soot mnroc
mlnoeltcus beitlmmt ncrienft.
Sau, 1Sranfreid) jnbelt iI6er bic
! Alnflld)e Nnfnnft Der nmcrlfaniIden
Sruppcn, BON beuen cine 9lbteilung
in Faris bcl Der Nctcr oes 4. Suli
2lnteil nabm. SOfort merben bic
Srnppcu IN Sralntcr=Gampa nntcr=
aebradlt, NM bort aeorillt nno sum-
Nuariff pOrbcreitet 81 iueroeu.
YOnouu, 4. Snli. - Gic Oitcrrci-
dIiidD=oeutidcnSrnppe ranmcn Sr5c-
5anp, 80 Weilen TibOltlidD bon Gem
berg, ser 6auptitabt 8alisiens, uiro
aus EetrogrNo berldDtct. lie HniIcn
babcn ben Crt non orci Seiten nm-
| sinaelt. Ste 3abl Der oentIdDen 0e-
fonacnen lit anf 10000 (?) gcitiegcn,
9lnd iino ruiiiihc Srnppcn eegen
oeutidje Stellnngen in Der HtfDtuna
anf NOpcI sn uorgeriidt.
HOnDOn, I. Sult. - &0nig 8eOro
| hat angeorOnct, oaf bos Stcrncnban-
ucr 5nr Scier bes 4. Suli auf bcm
FnrInments=8ebanOe aufgebiRt miro.
S&oibIngtun, 4. Suli, - Sis snm
10, Gult iOllen Die ein5elnen Grcmp-
.SebOroen, ipeldDe iibcr bic ourfD
Hnmmern 5u siebcnben MilitGrpflid)-
tiaen besiislid, Sefreinng Oou Gienit-
pflid)t entIdDeioen iollen, iBre Srbeit
DoIlenoet baben.
Sit ct. SOnis, 4, Snli. - Ncnc
SranbitITtungcn itnb tn Den Heger-
picrteln ausgebrudJen uno Die meiiten
Neger perlaIIen nit Sab uno 8nt bic
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-07-05

! Statte hcs Sd)refenS. Sans id)enf
lidIe S5cnen merSsn Der meifeu Gc
uOltcrun9 sur Gait gcIegt uno bic go
Iljct uno Wills iuQ ilh bcinabc gnr
nldDt eingelniId)t baben. &is 5um )
,Nnlt abeuos marcn ais Cpfer III Der
pcr5eld)nen % Sotc nno 20 &cruun
Octe; 80 Ncgerbanier >unrbcn einae
albert. Is Gumpanicn Der Nntl0nnl
3nloc pntrOmtlllcrcn bic Strafcn Dor
Sn ct. EOnls.
Salt 81 9lcidler 3eit, ais in EctrO
grab cine rnlllg pcrlaufcuc Nnnoqc
buug Der 9Irbetter- uuo Sploateu : {
leaaten itottfano, iuelhe fir ySrie0cu
nnb g&nffcnitlllitanh on alien Tron
ten" etntr0t, lit in 0nli5icn bic ruIii:
|idDe Gric9sbampfiual3e pOn 9tener,
III iIbcrraIdDcn0cn Sang aefpmmcu
Gas gali5lidlc Spri NOnimtId)i mnro(
pOn Den Huiien eingenUmmcn nnl
anaeblidD iibcr 10000 (?) tcutoniIdDc
(Scfnnacne eemad)t. 9Im 3. sui
luuroe Der Geil in oic 0cntId)cn 9iel.
hen angcbltdD erlueitcrt uuo mettcrt
5000 Ojcfanacne mDlleu DOn Den Hui:
lCn 9emadt lUurOcn Ieln. Ter EiH.
rcr Der Hnlcn mar WCncral Srnlii,
lUu.
NudD inn Aaufniu& 0rangen bic
,RniIcn nnacbIidD erfOlarcid) ocacn bic
tmrfiIdDen Stellungen uOr. ShOn ielt
orei &Od,cn IDll Die nmcrifaniid)e Ht.
gicruug NenntntS pun Der Ginlcitmno
Ger neuen rniilidlen CffenitUc gebabt
habCn.
Die beutIdDe Seereslcitnng eibt bic
6r0bernna ocs Sprfcs &UnintIdDi AT,
filgt nber Dinsu: gSedD5ebn rnlitidye
GtDlitOnen artffen mnIcre Stellnngen
oDrt on, Die aber burd) iGd)nidle, rbe;=
ntIdc ober 0ttpmanlIde Ttuliloncn,
OCren tapfere &erteiotgung einen llm=
idlunng in Der SfiadDt herbeifmbrte,
,uOllitanoio 9cbalten Obcr burh &c.
gcnangriffe luiebcr erObert purOcr.
Sie ruiiifen &erluitc ilberitieoel
alleS bisber gefnnutc WaF. WfandDe
IrnliiidDe SeereseinBsiten Inb bOllitan,
Dig nufgelOit mUrodi."
9ln Der &citfrunt bnben bic Cent,
idJcn ncne GrfOlge bei &erOnn ~
Nuf5ulueiien, pahrenb Die britiid,eu
&erIudDe, oen StTbpunft bes aDblcn.
Oiitriftes bon Gems 5n nmfaiIen, fort
oauern. Seit bic 2cntihcn lire
tSrOnt beim Seeinne Oes Irras.An,
ariffeS ridDitiaseitellt hatten, hat bic,
ier Stiibpuutt allep frafti9en britt.
.iten SdDlasen mlOcritanOen.
0Ort maiiicrte ocntIdDe 8atteric,r
baben Dem SSetuoc idllpere &erluite
ingefiigt ourdD Derbeerenbes ISlanfen-
feucr gegen Merleunrt nnb 8nUrelle.
Sie CeitcrreidDer madpten nnian9s
Snli &uftilberfalle auf &cneoig, Mn-
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-07-05

2Il5 0ielcr noiDcn SclbItii6erbc,
bung gebt herD0r, pic mcnlg man
ath bter3uIonoe cine Nbnltng bat,
vmie Die unoere &9Qlfte Iebt", ionlt
ImiirOen Iene begilterten Gamen ebcr
ielblt in Die &ebre geben bel ben
Nansfrauen Der nTrembgebOreuen"
ais Sebrerlnnen iptelen at molten.
Ingebprene Spariamfcit, ais cine
Gi9enid,aft, bic 10 ielbitueritGnolid)
i lit, baR man gar nid)t an ite bentt,
geihuetge benn itd) tbrer riiBmt, fin
bet man - bns iuirb ieoer ebrlidDe
&ulfsiuirt untsrIdDreibeu - am itGrf.
item anseeprGgt unter ben sSremoges
bureueu nno beren Nadjtommen, 9a5
gift bon Staot uno 2un0 uno gilt
auh bon alien 9tationolttdten.
Son 0en n9eutlh -Imerifonern"
moIlen mir gang o6leben lpetL eine
Gobpreilltng threr Spariomfeit mog.
| liherlpelie oils nuf 5ehnlmq notiona-
Ter Goreingenommenbeit binge1teQt
IlDeroen tonnte; ntnn brau6t ober nur
Iirgeno cine onOere o8inoeItrihler'
HaIIe" 3u nebmen, Inn Die 9ebol,p.
| trlnq 3u be1tdtiQen. - Ser lfanbinas
piid,e &ononirt I'M 9toromelten lit
lporiomer oI5 iein Radbar BON omc.
rifnnilhem &oQbIut; Ihon 0uBerlid)
prdqt lid oo8 aus in Der 2lrt uno
@cile, tpie ieoe8 ,7ledhen in 6elo uno
0of uuSgenltbt miro, in Der Gerrpers
tung oe5 Gilnger3 un0 in bielen on
oelen 9ingen, Die oem Gt0oter frei-
lid entgeben mogen, bent SSodrann
je6oh ioiort ongenebm ms 4u9e fall
len.
gSin mon inoeiien Die Sporiamfeit
in ibrer oIlerbohiten 8oten5 an Der
SueI1e itlloieren, Damn nuB man iit)
in oie IrenoenoierteI anterifanilfer
8roBitdbte begeber, in @eqenoen, Die
Ser SUB elmer observation-disclosures ME
betritt, Die lie bielleift foum Dem
Nomen nod fennt. Die 9rou bes
| b o + bmiiheu Sagelobners, Der
$1,000 Die 8ode beroient - ipenn'5
bod fommt - brau6t nobrlih feline
Sparionfettslebren: tbr reift Der
forqe 2obn oes Mannes niht nur
aus, Die lomilie 3u ernobre1t, fie legt
mod einen Rotoroihen 5uriif ben
9roum eines eiaenen Seims, Der 10
biele untpioeriteblih iiber bns eroBe
@aiier getrieben, 5u pertpirfIihen.
Sunberttauienbe, Die i'm alien 8ater.
lanbe feline Moglihfeit iaben, ie Ell,
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-07-05

unS Ourh niiroiae3 GcrboIten unierc
@cber nnO &erlcltntoer beltdmen.
Sll8cn boben fltr3c @cine Sc Be.
meiller Die @cbc, INN 10 b0ier ser mo.
ralilhe &otenionmner. 9lu8 Dem 8e.
muBtiein unlere5 @erte8 unO oeSienl'
gen Der olten 0eimot, aus Ser Gr-
telntni8 uniercr qenrohten Jeblcr
unO GborofteridDahen iolen 6ic
9liiten elmer belieren 3utunft ipric.
ben, 0omit Die Iidtermorte mobr
merOen: 2In 0elltIdcm Weien ioIl
oercil1lt Die g3eIt geneien.
& q
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-07-05

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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-07-05

(6ortiebung o1tf 6eite s.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-07-05


THE Firms that advertise
extensively in German pa
pers will get large share of
the German trade
Printers Ink.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-07-05

Geutld- -9merifoner, benft einnt1l
qrilnblid iiber gu6 ielber nod -
9eur ourh ginitdt, MIR burh borte
Gel6ltfritif mag ii6 bas goie IN 8u'
teS penoen. Die ii1tnloie Sebe gegen
bie - friiber - vbeiten giirger oieles
2anoes" mag, tpenn mir Die Sonic
ol,ensen I'M rehten @eiite 5ieben, gum
Segen peroen. Sete berurteilt iih
ielber. 2aBt i1ns, neil mir angeiibts
oller slniierten in bieiem 2anbe 81,
1dpad, iinb. unIere sornigen uno bit.
teren 8efiible unteroriiden. 2abt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-09
Experts Are Compiling
Classified Directory

Com
Of
IN
a a
waka commercial professional communicative
Who's who business
how his business should be classified with reference
of
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will be
OF
directories a
The
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The
will
o to the city
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-09

Come what else may, plain enough from govern
ment Investigation that American railroads must be
made eHcient meet the challenge OF war con-
ditons
But" cry railroads. pointing soaring prices
and alleged shrinking of incomes, I'VE can't give
YOU higher efficiency you give US higher rates"
This plea may have some basis in fact A reason
able advance may be warranted. But-advance or
no advance-the railroads survey themselves and
make radical operating economies and reforms If the
interstate commerce commission decides TO grant an
increase it should so not TO
appease dsgruntled investors stock or bond
holders. raise transportation efficiency More
than that should guarantee results by requiring all
extra revenues 20 actual Improvements. This is
present an academic question Of economics II
is an imperative war duty. will be an economic
question later on.-after the war.
Sese-aI important economies. for example. are urged
by the general railroad board the council Of national
defense. About fifteen per OF all locomotives are
always under repair Better Inspections and great
aaround thoroughness could reduce this 10 ten per
motives About thirteen thousand locomotives could be
released by lengthening the locomotive run
from evenly ninety miles. Quicker handling al
terminals and greater cooperation between
add almost million 10 active service.
II the railroads higher efficiency that is the
way begin. Whether they it or not. the
country will insist on it
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-09
REGARDING THE STRIKE.
South Bend, June 6.

south Benut June %.
Editor News-Times:
AS a citizen of South Bend I wish
to make a few remarks in regard to
the street car situation that has
taken up a little Of any ones thought
on this matter and what might be
done 20 bring about the early ad-
justment of same.
Now when Mayor Keller was
elected he was elected TO represent
the people and now would be a very
good time 10 ask why he doesn't
take a more active part in this mat
ter than he is. So far as political
prestige is concerned, now would
be the time TO make good the state
ment that South Bend is fair 20 or
ganized labor l. ! am not mis-
taken. Mayor Keller has the power
20 call Mr. Hardy and the other
men at the head Of the c.. :. b. q
y. /. Ry. CO. into his Office and say
10 them: Now what are you gem
tIemen going 20 do about this mat
teri Are YOU going 10 grant these
men their demands or not and II
your not 1 am going 10 send the en-
tire police department out and call
i'm all the cars running on the streets
and we Will have an understanding
before another car moves
Inasmuch as a perpetual franchise
is not legal there appears 10 be
weakness on the part of the coun-
ell for not taking this matter into
consideration. or is it that the city
council holds to the ordinance OF
1885 that the company's right 10
operate railways on all the tracks
Of the city should be perpetual and
that the common council should not
grant 10 any person or corporation
any privilege or franchise which
would impair or destroy the rights.
privileges or franchises granted by
this ordinance TO the South Bend
Railway Co.?
II has long been acknowledged
by substantially everybody that pub
lie utilities must either be owned
and operated by private companies
subject 10 public regulation or else
: they must be owned and operated hy
the CITY itself A franchise that ties
/ the city up permanently 10 private
/ ownership and operation is relic
/ OF the dark ages in municipal poll
tics.
All good citizens will rejoice al
| the arrival Of the day when no one
can object 10 municipal ownership
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-09

Unless peas are attacked by the
pea aphis. they will need little at
tention so far as insects are con-
cerned, says today's bulletin from
the national emergency food garden
commission OF Washington which is
cooperating with this paper 10 pro-
mote efficient war gardening 10 fur
ther conservation of food
The pea aphis is one of the most
destructive Of ell garden insects. It
is sometimes called the green louise
and is readily recognized as il is the
larges, insect that attacks the pea
and related plants.
Your pea patch should not be
located near sweet peas or red or
crimson clover as the flowers of
these plants are the common breed
ing place OF this insect. The plant
lice gather in clusters under the
leaves and in the leaf buds and if
ALLOWED to remain they multiply so
rapidly that in two or three weeks
the whole crop is attacked.
This insect sucks the life sap Of
the plant. The ordinary poison
sprays are not effective against il.
but a spray OF kerosene soap emul-
sion (soap and oil mixed) diluted
with u parts water and sprayed so
that both the top and under side Of
the leaves are wet, will kill these
winged lice.
The most practicable method for
the home gardener. however. is 20
jar the insects from the vines in
pans containing water with a little
floating kerosene. This pan can he
pulled along the ground under the
vines
II the aphis attacks YOUR pea crop
this year be sure 10 plant some other
vegeta bic in the same plot next sea
son. When the last picking has been
made the infested plants should be
destroyed
Peas are also sometimes attack
ed BY powdery nildev. which covers
the whole plant with a poRdery
white growth. Pulverized sulphur
busted on will check this disease
while bordeaux spray is also effec-
tive.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-09
SATURDAY. JUNE Q. 1917.

SATURDAY, JUNE 9. 1917.
While Mercury rules strongly for
good on this day. Uranus and Venus
are both in evil place
II is an exceedingly unfortunate
day for anything that concerns ro-
nance or love affairs Weddiags
and engagements have the omen OF
brief existence.
New Acquaintance made under
this rule are not likely 10 be worth
while as the planets are believed
20 encourage ins!ncerity and decep-
ton
This is not a lucky day for bust
ness affairs in which women are
concerned. as it is held 10 cause
change OF mind, broken contracts
and disappointment.
There s a sign warning women
Of every age INDUCING in foolish
emotion or sentimentality. Before
midsummer they Will realize the
necessity Of acquiring self-control
and fortitude.
Merchants. especially those who
deal in the luxuries. have a sinister
omen, but they should profit toward
autumn when they Will win many
benefits.
This is not a propitious time for
any amusement enterprise. Actors,
artists and musicians should con-
serve their energies or direct them
in new channels
While Venus appears 10 give lit
tie encoura cement 10 those who
deal in the finer things Of life the
autumn is likely 10 bring for them
a better appreciation than ever be-
fore i'm America.
The south may suffer from severe
storms and an earthquake is prog
nosticated
California has the forecast of ex-
citing events growing out of some
menace from the sea.
Chicago comes under a planetary
government. making for high
achievement as we'll as military
service.
Summer resorts have the prognos-
tication OF unusual experiences,
which may cause heavy losses TO
property.
Persons whose birthdate il is ma
have worry in both business aud
dome este affairs.
Children born on this day have
the happy augury Of serene and
peaceful lives.
Copyright, 1910
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-09

on the ground that the city govern
ment is unfit TO undertake ii.
Now is the time 10 prepare for
municipal ownership. There are a
number Of steps that can be profit
ably taken without waiting for the
final decision as TO the general pol
icy Of ownership.
I suggest the following: First,
Clear away all legal and constitu
tional obstacles TO municipal owner
ship and operation so that South
ing with the matter.
Second. tax and regulate the life
out of perpetual franchises until the
companies are willing 10 give them
up for indeterminate grants with a
reservation TO the city Of the option
TO purchase.
Third. in every new franchise and
in franchise establishments. make
provision for the amortization of ex-
listing capital value, so that when
the city gets ready TO take over the
property. it will NOT be prevented
by the necessity of assuming a bur-
den Of debt that is impossible.
Fourth, establish public utility
commissions or departments 10
train men for the day when public
utilities may he acquired for mu-
nicipal ownership.
Fifth, remove the curse from mu-
nicipal ownership as rapidly as pos
sible by establishing effective re-
sponsibility and cultivating efficien-
cy and constructive civic states
manship.
In conclusion, there should be a
conservation movement and kindle
a fire under every sleepy citizen, un-
til even the street ga Minis. the club
women and all the merchants know
what a franchise IS.
Yours truly,
WALTER NJ. ROBINSON.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-09
All YES MURDOCH PHILANTHROPY WE
ARE OBJECTS OF CHARITY

The Murdocks-pretty much everyone knows who
they are the propretorsn-chef of the local street
car lines. residents indianapolis Lafayette, and al
WAYS having good time. Aside from the fact that
south Bend has made a present of of its
streets for traction purposes perpetuity; gift
valuable that they have capitalized up the mill
lions they care about as much for us as people, as
the kaiser does They are for what they can get
Improvement of service falls upon ears as deaf as a
stone. apparently Poverty stares them in the
face forthwith. yes awfuy. From their paIataI
sions in indianapolis and Lafayette we hear the walls
coming starvation they cant afford it, Even Jay
Goulds proverblaI orphans are sent forth
10 haunt Is into subsection.
Poverty stricken they? Running these lines at
a sacriace2 why folks. don't YOU know it OF
philanthropy the part OF Murdocks that have
any street cs4 service all? What annual $780,
coo and more OF net revenue-not gross but net mind
you-for men with millions? Get it now. and keep it
in mind
Capital stock 100000: preferred stooN s25ooooo;
outstanding bonds $4.2a55Oo; liabilities APP
proNirnatey $2S0.oOO capitalization placed
upon an actual investment in road and equipment Of
water" rained rom blue sky" Included in this cap
staIzauon is the interurban line. Michigan city TO
Goshen. and local lines in cities intervening south
Bend and Mslawaka having a larger combined popu-
lauon than Michigan CITY, Laporte Elkhart and Goshen
combined; certainly there nothing unreasonable in
the presumption that also provides major por-
ton OF the revSnue.
Approaching tins Capitalization cautiously observe
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-09
As To CENSORSHIP.
By James j. Montague.

your
About the the
ou
Is Is gets o for his
thing
He will extend himself the he ought TO do.
win.
o cold, he's
bad
he a he'll mad
n can he
hat won lea, any
YouH the old much by kidding him along.
%
kind John Bull which he fell for hard)
Is O
mo as a row. thing let's him
so never him straight
ole mi 10 get strikes his
telling cheerful lies,
And
picked he ought to know it first,
For Uncle believes
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-09
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JUNE o 1917.
COMPETITION BETWEEN CITIES.

Following the competition Of cities in Indiana. be-
tween south Bend, Fort Wayne. Terre Haute and
Evansville each outsrp the other in Liberty Loan
subscription now comes the less commendabe confab
comparative populations The graft registration
supplied figures which new estimates of popula-
ton may be based and almost every city the country
busy juggling with the figures and sloatng over its
rivals or making plans TO outstrip them
This spirit competition is in general wholesome
one. 1t is admirable the case Of the smaller mu-
inequalities. small city that lacks ambition to grow
and energy and will TO promote that ambition. is a
dead one. IS likely SNUG and unprogressive
20 put up with abuses lethargy fatal
the prosperity and spiritual welfare of its
citizens. Cities that are growing through active eff
forts generally do things Justify their
growth. They get busy with public improvements.
They better and 'ay better pavements and
erect finer buildings get better supply and
light transportation They obtain libraries, and MI
them with books. and read the books, They establish
parks. They keep clean and healthy. They open BUSH
ness opportunities and recreation facilities
But there is a limit beyond which such competition
becomes less commendable No city is small if it
functions properly live prosperous, cheerful self
sufficient community But city may be too big for the
welfare OF people.
Il is doubtful where the line should be drawn
students of civic problems inclined question
whether it well for any city have than one
a
il enougA-that beyond that figure il is impOs
sible city fulfH duties and take of its
people adequately. 1t easier if city has only
hundred thousand. That number concentrate bet
their problems. keep eye administration
easily. and obtain practically every substantial
benefit that possible a community of millions. The
struggle with the battling problems Of housing,
portaton. education and health present in small
cities well large but they easily handled
when the people get ready.
yet here several big cities quarreling again
their respective size making themselves happy
unhappy the question whether they fourth
nth sixth tenth in the national roster and plan
ning schemes distance their rivals Cleveland.
instance. much excited the showing made by
its neghbor Detroit Both cities appear have con-
sderably than three-quarters of a Million GER
tainly than good either seeing that
they cannot provide proper living facilities for their
present population. Both are suffering from growing
pains And we find the president of the Cleveland
chamber OF commerce saying: Cleveland must wake
up. We must do some planning. We must keep the
lead secured years ago. There is no reason for
letting Detroit set ahead OF U.S.
AS If it mattered. The only competition really worth
while is competition in serving eity's own citizens.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-09
ONCE-OVERS
A CHANCE FOR THE GIRLS.

y CHANCE FOX THE GIRLS.
Gentle little sisters, do you know
that this is your war. too, il you are
true blue Americans?
Don't wait 10 be solicited for
membership IN the Red cross So
ciety.
Having Joined. dou't think your
work is done when you have paid
your money into the treasury.
Make il your business TO md out
just what is needed in a practical
way.
Join the neighborhood classes, II
there are any.
If not, start something.
Is II first aid. dietetics. or home
nursing. or is IL sewing systemati-
cally once a week according 70 Red
Cross directions
Your heart ought 20 he in one or
another Of these interests
Don't be hysterical but quietly
faithful 10 the work you set out 20
do. and enthusiastic for the cause
il general
BE a real person doing a real
work
Copyright 1910