davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-04
Womtana.
WIeu ITO gInr nnmmel.

Sieu IIO THr gHHIHel. StoiCg
Ell 10 War ganmel Snoinncr or nj
lig 900 llpr Honan paa Slatbeao SSrl.
olonerreI eruotlon. Selp eiter ct Iao
langt Siu f~orunoteS BET life oeunC
Ngobuo at % al @loerbpmsipagbeo.
ioet ban belt uforparenOes rnffebeS
bort al en- onoartet SnngebctGnbeIie
CpiiatsuGfasnbc @asfnnb. Totllr,
Zig Cos / megct itor MGngoe er poa.
truifet Ter Wtil noroenfor @rais
Mango, / 6erguS County, % Slam,
mcrne ira @rpnoen flrloe ON Nottcl
fees i mango Wtiles Smfreos. &pn.
oige 6olf erflrrer llbiigtcrnc for
Die at bore De beoite, % eft Selifat
er meo Scnipn BERTH bannet.
Seauerbeab Stntcns ipritc Gunntn.
Scnpcrbeao Gpuntp bar set iprite IN
Den Staten til at iaa itiuet lin In.
oel al uernepligtige WGnb. Goirn'
tpeta &pota bar 40, og hele bette
Nntal tilpeiebrngteS al DC 22O
Marno, iom fprit i~nofalotes, mcoens
anore Goltntper bar mlaattet inofalbc
alroeu, treble, ia e1bog iieroe Iibe.
ling ior at faa oct iuloe 9lntaI.
Ganoials i giainss. Smtreni
10000 Ncres, oeriblanot enocl oel.
bis opoprfeoe Sarmc, ifllIoe Den 4oe
os. iGlgcs peo Iuftion / billings.
Sonoet llogier enbel al Sen tibligere
Grom SnDianerreierpution pg bei
anleeS ipm noget al oct beoite / Sta.
ten. GriIen por lat ira 50 pr. Icre
% opoper. 9lae Gettie6eoer til Mi,
neraler or forbebolot al Hcaierinaen.
Sturre Milling END pcntct. 9ano.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Greenfield crflG.
rer | Ell &apport, oiicntliggiort pes
llogangen al slugltit Waaneo, of 10.
bpttet al ianpel Sinterbpeoe Jon
Gaarbucbe blipcr meget lterre enc
pelltet. Sgiaa Seaplingen bliper
oper Den normolc, paaitanr ban. go.
tetcrnc bar BOG liot unoer Sen lang
parigc Sprfe, og troos at Ser ianr CT
plortet mere al oennc Goofrllgt, ems
ier, Ioa bill BOG llobuttet faloe aoitil,
Iig urlocr ct Normalaars.
llSifriuninasrcslcr isnurcrcs. 9cr
melocS ira Sclcno, at StntenS Sri
tageliesfomlniaiion Tor lite Giitrift
bar operl enot arigSbepartementct Ell
2i'te opcr 1000 MGno, ser bar uno.
labt at mcloc iig for l1noerieeeIic.
elsie Sfulfcrc, Der oltioa bar rcgi.
~itrcrct men ignoreret sc pibere Heg.
Ter, bill ian brtrtia sc fan iinoes blipe
unocrIpgt neb Scnipn til oeres lc-
gemlige Sfiffetbeo for arigStiencitc
% lotte / @elcbet, ioct Sc bar for.
'pilot al Tet til at fritages.
SfugbranSe ari6cr iajcn pm ia.
30 me Sfogbranoe prr ubbrilbt
Wfiotcr al forri9e ltgc, be9ge i ct.
HcgiS Sulcp, ionl ogiaa b~erieoeS i
1910. Gen prrite al Oisie Sfog.
brnnbc par nco Soit, Sen M nritell
felt iorlnOtc Seir, Der bIep Ioa bel &c.
ficnot ulloer W}ilnaufce SancnS
@pgning gienncm bennc Gel al Sta.
ten. Si'lingen irrtes before for
cUrrct fc ii6ite Gage, og bpi3 Ell bel.
tiq &iro ifuloe inotrGfic, nil itorc
S~trrfninNcer S6nlmcrifog life itao
til at rc0bc. Soicpb GuIbcrtion, en-
al DC ieocralc Soritbctiente, bar far,
liz forbrr:Ot icnbt til @oipitalct /
Yii&iollla.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-04
Hebraffa.'
Snaen Nritraclic iur Griasticncitc.

Gofota Gountp8 6ritagelieSfommis.
lion iorbauicoe forleoen belle Staten
ueo life at inooilgc en- encItc Srito.
1eIic, ioct Ben ropporterebc til Wfili.
trrticneitc bpereneite Mano, Scr
hupoc b~cItaoet Den leaemliae Trepe.
Man mcntc bette par Iiot bel ltrGngt,
% Ell IN &cmmiSiion blep ubnupnt
men oennc bar III / ct pg alt aoo-
fienbt De ior ioretognc llbifripniil.
ger. 0iitc Mpnb, Snrmere % aQc
allbrc bumpcbes / iammc SGf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-04
Winne1ota.
MISUNDERSTANDING iur ct. Better


I'll Il. Better er ira Waibinoton illh-
Icbct llnbcrrctnino ON. at Nnbuo
poa Spierclic al IT. Nctera EoitbuS
pil oabnc9 Sen ibc Oft. Ter or iii
@uauin2cu bcpilgct 100000, %
Cont er antaAcn.
Saarcoc Miuuciuta. Mrno. NIanbi
&c fonnhiifc Solootcr, Der mcIbes
inorchc pco Nrontcn / Srunfrig, or
iolQcuoc ira Miuneioto; 8. ~, NIu-
ocrion. GobQc Center; 7, 2omon,
Smile Niuer, lomt :. @ailcp 90 E,
@ofcr, Winneapoli2. q. @prbcl3 al
q. Noul mcloc5 lIoiut Tor Goaior'
gl'tnln1.
N.jcbchplbcr cr~plpbcrcr. Gn Itor
Ncholocr Tor @n@olin CrplnocreoC
on Nitclcn Den 2Soe Nuqult / Sal.
bcn@ioro, % YFil ira q. GIouo, %
hcu 6-ouriQc NnIpb @~icboticr blcu
orUbt poa StcoCt, mcocna Nitf 81.
cfcr bar b"cuibitlea on hecnbc. &C TO
por Sc cncitc pan lllpftc@'tcnct, %
intrt pioea ocrior ON Grplolioncna
Nnrlul.
Mprfc llbiiatcr. %co WcNnnoelicn
Al September Woanco mcIntca ira
0c iorIticlligc &aOnc pco ocn pprc
Gel al Sntc hyperion, az Scr mana.
Icoc / Wtllioncr Cons pan at alrl.
iorlpuinOcn for NoropcitCn flnn0c IL
Qc@ at haze nuuct oct normuIc. IlCs
ne / Supcrior bar man hcninloh ~
Miuiou Cons bngrth ior hpoo oIn,in-
beliQpia bar m~ootu9ct pno Ncnnc Glo
al Nnret.
Summc &urnclcpnturer. Sra Iii
lltb mclotcS Den 3Otc NltQuit at
observation-disclosures PED ocu ourC Cn0c
al &c itorc %noIiecr III par nooct ct
Sopm0nI ionl iirIhcn inr. MmI ON.
trcut Ell Nrorcut al Ncrc3 Numuiuo,
hol0 par opta9ct, % bpi@ Der life
mart Tom mere Iort / NorutraiiTcu
ira NoropcitcL pil0c &c iuocn fort
(jn bare bu~noitrobcoc. Gcttc oil
bllut uopct Qunite ubort Non Ncunc
(lA a Nurct
NrUit / &c noroliec Siitrittcr. &,ir
~itltlontruc / SpiIlinQbuCrnc lit ems
oaQ Undertaking ON, at ltCrf Troit
Sem 'orclaocnoc Nat unr irotrriict
pCO 2uluth ol Gbici Nipcr Nails
iamt nolct Icttcrt 6roit louQ~ Fco
A}ipcr Golcu. &eo Si@bou, q. 2ot
uur ICmQrraturen QQ0et nco Ill 33
Wrdoer. men pua @rlmo Al en- iriij
&tuo uor Groirtaocu Ser ~ubetuoc.iQ.
&co NIiuncopoli3 uiitc Shcrmome.
trct iao lopt iom II Grader.
Nntumrbiltuuc i %irfiumhcS. Ser
bcuQuar ucppc ell Sog, lJbcu at CT
cucr Here NutonlobiIcr ltiTlca | Suil.
liu9bucrue, men Sc iioitc Sulc al
forriNc llgr har Ni@ic Spuc iai en- Nc.
torh / N~tinncapnli@. ! Sebct al II
Sage blcu Der ncnlll9 ~ltlnolct Q Ma
finer. OF a. blaic bar finn eli 9iCu,
iunocu. 5pucrc hor sc IL Sage orc
uct i'm "Sorrctning" cpcr belle @uen
loct ser 'oriponht Nrtomobiler lao.
pcl ira &c traulc SorretnlnoSaaoe,
iom ira ioriticIlise Reiioeuceitrra.
@rubc ibranS. Sra Guuuno melN
les Sen 29be Aua., al &euneon. Cru
ben, eiei al Hoper5 @romn Gre So.
bapoe pTrct ibrano | fire Gage, o.
N Der irembcle5 life par nogen llb
ijgt til al brindc SIScu umoer Son
troll. Stotcn NI~ichiaanS Heouing@
oogu for iaaoonnc SiliuIocr bar on
fpmmet. % Monoifabct bapbc pci
lSiPlp al 8asbielmc ioriest al tran
&c inh / @rilben men por al 9tsp 0,
Gas tunnaue tIlbaac. acnncop 0ru
ben or ell al DC Gl0itc paa Gupulll
'Tanse.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-04
19f4--f0t1
NcrOcnSfrt0cu

80 w Stututt.
st prGstist ps i%nitrnftipt Sefte mcS
&c iibite Starter pper Be friafsren.
DC Ganbe.
ltomerfeoe SiGcoer fra ocn omc.
rifanIfe S9r og 5luooe % ira Sror.
terlle / europa, fra &ens Scoe od
fra Sipct / Sfpttergrapene. @iueocr
al Slagifibe, llnberpalnosbaobe, 2ep.
pelinere, 8ononer, Winer, "Sanfs",
oip. Sotografier al De friafsrenoe
2anbes Statsoperbopeber oe fienote
Wrno.
gf 2Gieitoffet ma nppnes Ell
Ga9bog oper arigens pistigite Sen.
oelier lige iiocn Moroet paa Grfeber.
ing Sran5 Seroinano / Soraiepo Sen
2Sbe Sum- 1914. Gesuoen Grpiibert
@iliors biitoriife gubifob til Som.
aresien Den 2oen april ioor oa
&rigs al Cite Ipril /
FIN SeIbcb.
Sctte Sefte or paa Gnself.
EriS so Gents eller iom Sremie
meo Soften" ct Iar $1.75.
B. ANUNDSEN PUBL. 60.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-04
SprpmDrc ibrnnb.

Snrpii1rc ibrnno. Ter meloes ira
oen norbliac Eel al Stoien, at bpor
ma Tor noeIe Tiger iiocn bopoe
Sfogbratoc, Ger er nit i,obruot Corp.
mprbranoc. ! Battle Somnibip,
aoocbiebing Golutp, bar Der fire ITO.
re 9ronoc, % 9psningerne paa TO
5nrnie bicrqeocs tun iaapibt peb at
opbe @rsiter graoebeS. Sorbolbene
iogocs ogion at pGret nleset f~ritiifc /
Vinc Gountn, bpor biSie @rnnbe paa
cnfeltc Stcber bopoc grebet Tao ON
ia. al Sc life pilbe. iluffeS ON Gegn
inotral. Ger bar itor llro blonbt
ScttIcrne ! De trlc0e Strea.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-04

for aac SIags Yroocricr
% imc Gaau0arbci0cr.

81 bar Ell net Sroberiar forar.
beibet al beoitc Slags Staal oa for.
niflet. Seoite' SroberIar i Sanoe.
len. Tris soc. Meo Soften" ct
Iar / Sorifuo $1.S5.
.. Inmnbien Enbl. g.,
Secprah Suiun.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-29

Angeles, II more than during De-
cember, 1915.
Eastern red ceoar - becoming so
scarce that pencil manufacturers
are turning TO the California incense
cedar.
For shipping poultry a crate has
been invented that folds a quarter
of its extended size when empty.
According to the New York tax
department. the Grand Central sta
tion is the most valuable single
property in the city-S21. 500, 900.
A 100000 knitting mill in Flor
ida is owned by Negroes.
Three breweries went out Of bust
ness in st. Louis within 80 days
last year.
There are 26S,315 girl stenogra-
piers and typewriters in this coun-
Try
Working women i'm Pennsylvania
industries are paid S75.OOO,OOO a
year.
More than 300 kinds Of fish pro-
duce noises audible TO human ears.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-29

is not that prohibition will be made a party is
sue but that anti-prohibtiOn will. and that is
the thing more than any other that forward
over.
The situation i'm the house was quite as acute
in the senate, though there the democratic
vote was of less account, il is bound To
he construed under all the performances here
surrounding the democrats. as the voice of the
democratic party. The majority of the repubIi-
cans i'm both houses are dry" but not in suffi-
Client numbers to carry the day. \ like proper
ton of democrats who are "dry"-and there il
a like proportion. far their cOnsciences
are concerned, though they may not dare vote
u.-woud put the prohibition bill over with
state dry" but the democrats keep IL wet
and there YOU have il.
Mr.. Taggarts alleged answer to the dilemma
i decidedly TO the point that il, provided there
i secret understanding back of IL; calcu-
lated TO shoulder the responsibility back upon
case the major democratic vote should be
wet"
The democratic vote in the house Is
dry" to 16 "wet'-and what the dry forces
would like To know is whether Mr. Taggart. if
his views are correctly given, is urging a con-
senate. seeking TO upset IL under the dis
guise OF an adverse conscience. and make the
democratic party i'm reality booze savior.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-29
NEW KIND OF SUPREME COURT.

Permit Is especially introduce Justice J. +. Rob-
inson of the supreme court of North Dakota, very
remarkable supreme judge.
When the of the state aforesaid set out
10 capture state they especially pains
showing foresight prudence remarkable in farm
ers and muck remarkable in other folks. The
big business interests North Dakota, the fellows
who ran the elevators railroads and courts, jumped
on Robinson minute nominated for they
that they hadn't control of the court
their fat was the the farmers also knew
this and Robinson elected.
Now Justice Robinson rattles the whole judiciary
by announcing that supreme judges lazy and take
too long vacations We" he says. are going TO be
position that hear appeal quickly
people. who often submit unjust verdcts rather
than stand trouble expense of carrying their
causes up"
We call attention of the American Bar association
To this instance of lese majestic this breach pro-
fessonal ethics this rebellion against established
judicial dignity and custom 4 supreme justice who
going lazy but who is going expedite
business that the parties issue won't he dead
or exhausted before decision reached? It's sim
ply awful,
a Judge" says Justice Robinson should
hard and long q business does" Is the
legal profession America going to for that?
Respect dzuity-and lazness-of all courts
tremble before the precedents which this
farmer supreme Judge seems determined to
augurate
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-29
JANUARY %, 1917.
ICE CREAM BREWERIES.

The leading brewery in the national capital is go
ing start brewing ice cream.
The reader may that can't be
'brewed" that may. the is likely to
come general il present tendencies continue
The brewery in question is preparing for the dry
Washington expected result OF the Sheppard pro-
hibton bill. 5 already turning part of it's works
ice factory, and intends soon convert
the entire plant. There going be sufficient de-
mand for cream, the owners believe, make the
change profitable.
1t sounds reasonable enough. and ice cream
don't mix. deprivation Of seems
a taste for the other. 1t observed fact demon
stratable any community that dry, that
hibton leads in the ice cream eonsump
ton There is. Of course similarly increased de-
mand soft drinks many breweries in states
recently turned prohibition merely made a little
change in equipment and gone into the manufacture
gingerae. beer, ETC.. with loss of revenue.
possibility generally recognized is the
increased demand for candy which with pro-
hibton and Of which the cream demand is merely
a symptom. Why don't of liquor manufac-
turers when they find their business outawed. turn
brewing and disting candy?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-29
OUR HIGH SCHOOL CONNER
GAL DEPARTMENT.
Editor News Times:

Editor News Times:
Eighty-nine Of the Is. pupils en-
tering the high school this semester
expect to enter the commercial de
partment
OF the 440 members of the high
school commercial department sew
en- were graduated last June. Two
OF this number finished" i'm the
local business college; one is not
employed, three are employed. the
one other we are unable TO locate.
The board now proposes TO extend
the privileges Of business training
10 the s-A,-boys and girls from
- TO II years old.
The above facts come direct from
the high school faculty and a pro-
prietOr of a local business college
Is the high school going to seed"
on business training? VIII a seven
per cent efficiency satisfy this bust
ness community Does the high
school hope TO SO operate as 10 drive
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-29
AS BUSINESS MOVES.
auglIrate

The department Of advlces hardware
that before the war, Russia got / percent of its
hardware from the l.. s. IS percent from Germany
and that. after the there viii be friend
Is disposition toward American hardware"
our department OF commerce its
by clap-trap OF this After the war business
is going be business just has been. Some
Russians, green in business buy American hard
ware through hatred of Germans and "a friendly
disposition" toward Americans. but not for long
They'll get profit out of friendly disposition
and they'll be undersold by Russians who buy the
cheaper German hardware, il the is cheaper
Transportation, tariffs prices viii dictate where the
Russians viii buy his hardware and everything else
Business. like water. seeks a level and YOU can't
change its course by standing slong the with a
friendly smile your face. every American busi-
ness man with experience in foreign fields knows
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-29

has CounscIed individual conscience, and
frOwned upon the senate leaders staining il, by
organization or maneuvcr. with anything that
will condemn il to the public a an anti-prohi-
bition party. Anyhow. that is the way The
News-Times informant gets il. Those who
know him assert that the eX-senatOrs short
term i'm the senate. short il was, served To
broaden his vision Of the opportunities of de-
mocracy. and led him To regard il more keeny
as a great national party. TO be respected AMI
upheld first His knowledge of the manner i'm
which the liquor interests are always willing to
help the democratic party in state and munich
pal affairs. when eXpedient, besmearing the par
" at home with their smut. only TO turn IL down
too often when the great national issues come
along AMI join with the republicans through a
community of financial interests: this, those
who know him say has led Mr. Taggart not TO
care 20 very much what becomes OF the liquor
interests.
SHOULD BE NATTER OF CONSCIENCE.
My judgment il" Mr.. Taggart quoted
saving ";hat neither the republican nor demo-
cratic parties ought NEEDLE very much with
the prohibition issue party issues, in the face
of their past histories especially Indiana
let the individual democrats and republicans
vote their conscience not "a republicans dem
Ocrats, nor as partisans, but a individual citi-
zcns. and let them settIe the question accord
ING To their common ground"
The danger. according To those who are OBJ
serving the trend of things about the statehouse,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-29

utility interests, did not file it's an
nual reports in compliance with the
commission law was because the
commission never prepared forms
for the annual reports. Practical
~ all the other natural gas COM
panies OF the state have filed their
reports. Clerks of the commission
admitted when questioned they be-
lieved every natural gas company
had been sent the artificial gas com
pany form of reports and that the
Goodrich concern got the original
shipment of report form. The other
gas companies, anxious TO have their
consumers know what became of the
revenues they paid. have reported
to the commission. The Goodrich
concerns have not reported. But now
the Goodrich concerns will file their
reports in the future. il is said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-29

the business colleges out OF exist
ence? And suppose that assumed
hope is realized
The business man looks 90 The
business college for quick service
He cannot wait until june for O.
stenographer He has been riven
splendid service heretofore. he eN-
poets 10: ne deserves IT,
Business college men OF this city
own property. pay taxes. do honest.
conscientious work. have thousands
OF dollars invested i'm equipment.
and are making supreme effort 10
satisfy the increased demand for Of
dce help Now. is u not fair a
these men and the business men OF
this city 20 give the business col
lege fair support
VIII Mr.. Kuhns OF the Cham her
of Commerce. Il. q. Witwer OF STU
debaker's. Mr.. Morgan OF divers.
Mr.. stanley OF Birdseus Mr. sum
mers or any of sour prominent bus
mess men take the trouble 10 make
comparison OF the personnel Of
the student body. methods and
equipment or the hiEh school ana
business college
Ninety per cent of the pupils who
enter the business college enter the
business office. and thus servo the
community Less than so per cent
OF those who enter the high schoo
graduate. even though fed by
sugar coating" OF stenoEraphy o.
hookkeeping The percentage OF
those from the commercial hIEh
school who serve in the business Of
fee Is very small.
This is a subject that should ice
open for free discusson. q. a. A
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-29
William L. Kirk.

When Pa calm hoam last mite he
had a book for Ma. he bought il on
a stand beekaus he knew he was
lait & he wanted Ma to have nice
present. The Maine of the book
was Household Rejects x Poems.
This is a CRATE book, sed Pa, you
can reed how to fry liver on one
page & a poem by Bacon on the
next page.
Ma wasent looking at the book.
she was looking at Pa. You are
quaint old person, sed Ma. with yure
books for peace offerings & yure
lait hours. l suppose if you wanted
the Allies & there ennemies TO stop
hteing you wud give them a pres
emit sed Ma.
But thare is sum fine receets for,
cooking things in this book. sed Pa.
1t tells you a lot of dainty brek-
fust dishes.
Does il tell about any patent din
ner dishes that will keep hot wen
the husband is hours lait? sed
Ma
II tells everything, sed Pa. Wen
L saw il on the stand / thot Of you
rite away. Aha. 1 sed. 1 will buy
this book for my deer little wife if
it talks the last cent l have bee
foar she talks il.
You sed that, did you, sed Ma.
/ sed sum little joak on that line.
sed Pa. Lissen TO this reject. To
keep flies out of the kitchen try TO
maik the living room nice q horny.
Flies have a CRATE eye for buty &
admire fine rugs x picters. Ha. ha,
sed Pa, that is a good one.
Everything must seem funny 10
you sed Ma, in yur present state
of mind. You incident read any
moar of that nonsense.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-29
Little Bobbie S Pa

Jest this one. sed Pa. To keep
the children from putting finger
marks on the woodwork, send them
10 a private skool the yeer around
& visit them thare. l doant like
that so we'll. sed Pa. Whoever rote
that dident have any deer littel chill
dren like Bobbie Hello. Bcbbie. sed
Pa. who is yure little friend?
1 haven't got any littel friend,
sed.
on, I see, that was yure shadow,
standing in the sun, sed Pa.
/ shud like TO hear sum moar Of
those wunderful receets, sed Ma.
You mite as we'll reed about cook
ing till yure supper is reddy
Well, sed Pa, here is one called
How TO maik yure husband luv his
hoam. 1t says you shud have a lot
of flowers around the house in nice
vases, q littel canary birds singing,
but not in cages, sed Pa. Wen a
husband sees a bird in a cage, this
peece says, he yawns & gifts up &
puts on his overcoat. Whoever rote
this book had a crate hart & a CRATE
mind, sed Pa
I can see that all rite, sed Ma. Is
there anything in that book that
tells a wife how to pass away the
hours until her husband gifts hoam ?
l suppose thare is. sed Pa. /
haven't looked at the part about
wives yet You can reed that 10
yureself. sed Pa, & keep it to yure-
self if you want TO, Pa sed. After
dinner we are all going to see the
new play, The Old Sawmille, or
Sophie Spiggins Fate" it is kind
of sad, sed Pa. so talk a extra ham
kerchef.
So we went to the show & Pa
made a noise jest like the sawmill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-29
The Public Pulse

Communion lions for this column
may be signed anonymously but must
be accompanied by the name OF the
writer 70 insure good faith. No re-
visibility for facts or sentiments
discussion Of pubic questions IL in
vtted. but with the right reserved to
eliminate vicious and obtectiona bic
matter. The column is free. But. be
reasonable.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-29
WISE BRIDE.

Now said the bridegroom TO the
bride, when they returned from
their honeymoon trip, '1et us have a
clear understanding before we set
tie down TO married life. Are you
the president or the vice presid ent
of the society2"
I want to be neither president
nor vice president" she answered
Il will be content with a subordi-
nate position
What position is that, my dear 90
Treasurer. Tit Bits.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-29
THE MELTING POT
COME! TAKE POTLUCK WITH US.
THE HAPPY MEDIUM.


II all faithful rules OF proprietv
This tasteful world would be deprived Of
If all could and TO do
And steer 10 il with compass scientifically
There's nothing in zoology botany
Which could with superlative monotony.
Unbearable perfection with saving grain OF salt
Would imposing
We'd offer in the public prints heavy public prize
To who could a reasonable
Whereas for who'd burn a house
Wed prefer sufficiently make him rich
And on the other tickle hand if all of
And a rarely to be had
We'd make the a
To individuals simply
since the balance nd mic
We lind that neither commands special price
Arthur Brooks Bak
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-29
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Within the lid of a new pancake
dish are a syrup cup and butter
plate.
New York city mas A. bridges
spanning the East and Harlem
rivers. Newtown creek. and other
waterways
For writing at nrgnt there has
been invented "A fountain pen that
carries a tiny electric lamp and dry
battery.
During December. So California
limited trains left Chicago for Los