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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-07-28

more praps if Rev. Moore our behaved
'paster haddent came along wherenpon
she shet up and went home with her
head in the air. Miss Amelia says this
is free country ans she calkilates shell
wear what she pleases on her own head
Rev Saml Moore cur behaved paster
had aggervatne thing to happen to
him last Sabbath While Rev Moore
was lest in the height of his discourse
a yaller Jacket crawld up his leg and
give him lab that made him grunt
with agony Rev Moore without ex-
coosin hisselt retired to the vestry and
kid the WALLER Jacket after which he
resoomd his discourse with . paind ex-
presllion on his Ease
Mrs. Samantha Dcevers is On the sick
list this wk as lsilual but she thinks
she suffers from the ex,reem heat
moren eItnythinS else and Samantha
saws shes lest too iistless and week to
fan herself. THIS must be turrible fix
To be in
Jaspar Hawkins has a ingrowink toe
nail which is giving him considerable
bother lately. in fael so mulch SO that
Iasp is obliged to wear slipper on one
foot which the ingrowin tocnail is on.
Which foot did vorA expeck If would
lie on, tothcr foot lyon ignorammus
@Lokal Squhleis' amt what you
would caIi SO terrible plenty this wk
and for this reason we wort persent
emmy more at this writing. Praps they'll
be more plentifuller by. next wk.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-07-28

he would either shoot hisselt or some
buddy else in the vitals
There has been one mtg to drill on
the publick square sinst The Home Gard
was formed and Seth says that after he
Hrills his troops few times he'll wager
thew can gard enryti1ing.
HOORAY FOR THE BINGVILLE
HOME CARDS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-07-28

After that it diddent run no bettern
after it stopd afore ] fxt it. AS a
result this watcl ailt of no value to
me and ! will sell same for only 50
cts. Here is chanst to git a watch
cheep speshiallv if you know emmy
think about watches and can put this
one together agin SC it will run.
IKE WHEELER.
Ringville.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-07-28
Want a Watch Cheee

About six munths ago purchased a
watch at the co scar giving one doller
for same and after il run for a wk or
two the blamed thing stopd.
! TUX it apart to see whot the matter
was with it and put it together agin
but after had did so | found that
I had forget TO put the main spring
back in also few wheels and screws.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-07-28
BIG
SHOW
HALL

This is to notify the inhabitants OF
l,ingville and vicinity. inclooding per-
SONS of both sexes and also Children,
that there will Re big sterryoptikan
show in the Town Hall on Satterday
evg. of next wk. from 3 D. M until
almost 10 o'clock This viii be 2 hours
of educashunal entertainment. There
will be pickshnres thrnwd on the skreen
from all over the world. which have
been took at CRATE expense This enter
tainment will be give by Prof We'll
don p. Wheeler of the co seat and
the proceeds of same will be devoted
to him personally The admission TO
this CRATE occashior will be only 10
cts per head for CROWD up folks,
children cts and babies free-unless
they cry, in that case please leave EN-
to hornet Come one. com. all. and
enjoy . rare treefi Doors open at
& 80 p. NJ Them as arrives urly will
git all the choice front seets. One
night only.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-07-28
SPESHIAL-

There will be music to enliven the
The most poplar peeces of
the day win be olayd on Prot Wheel
er's Graphophone. but there wont be
no extry charge for this.
Don't miss this gate shoy.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-07-28

PROFESSOR WHEELER.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02
AcoIeuclt mill
i0arf SMi6laGcn!
4merifa Ioll cine Iebr itarfc Ggpebi'
tim gegen 9entidlanO
aiasriifteH,

nartipro, Conn, 2. Nllr3.
Sol. Mooiepelt iprod ith bier belitc
81 @nuiten Der 9(ufuabme zines mi
lit1riiheu 2enius ans inb fam 0a
bel aud auf Die 5ipilden amerifa
nno 9eutidlan0 b%eiteben0e 5pans
nung 81 ipreden. @r iagte: o8emi
mir gegen GeutiAlono in ben 9rieg
5ie9en, onnn niiiieu mir init ol(en
5~frpitfrdften Oie mir MIR artftreis
ben f0niterl eillen idiperen S6Iag
fifbren. Sem aampf fam ourd.
bloBe8 4arieren geiponnen pcroen,
0erlelbe mirO olrrd StoB ruo @iet
entfdieoen. IS miiroe fit ups Der.
0erblih iein niirOen mir mir Gin
bisden arieg fiibren nnb nidt init
g}ohorud ct niiroe ferDer per0er6.
lid ieiu, molten mir MIR ein meuig.
Elm gail8 tleiu menig Written"
Quf oos 0eittihe annlplott a.
ipredlen ~fpnlneno, iagte CT: ngsas
9eutIfIano jest 8u fun beriudt
aud pern eS Elm 5ebli9lag lit miri
es in 3ufimft pieoer at Inn Der.
fudm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02
11tctc0lfc 0rcift
1Dm. !. Brvalt ait!
@cnnt Oas Griegs.g Referendum ben
grDften SlOSfiiH, ben ie eiu
&erniinftiger pOrseidla8en.

gSoi6ingtolt, 2. @}ar5 Bel Oem
qeitern a6eno bier abgebaltrnen
9anfctt ser glebrosfd 5tote 4iio.
ciattor olts MulaB Der S%olbiahr.
buuoertfeter 9ebrasfas griff Hiharo
gee Mtetcdlte pon 0naho tn ihnr.
fen @ortea @ll. Il. 9rDan, ber BOT
ibn geIproden bdtte, Deftig an.
9rpon btelt cine groBe 2obrcOe
auf gtebrasta, uounte Is ben gro
ben S6mel5tieqel ituo erfldrtc, oaB
as Grieoen miinide mo feiueu
&rieg.
&ierauf ergriff Coer bcriidtigte
Geuti6en6olier) g}etcalfe oas g8ort.
@r befdmpfte Die 6rieoenanmpjeoer
8reis getpegltng @rBon5 mo ertldr.
te, Dab Oos ariegsreferenoun Der
oummite glo0lim lei. Der lie BON eli.
mem berniinftigen Mteniden oorge.
Idlnaeu Duroe. @letd5eitig grill
@etcolfe ebenfaas oui beftige @eiiC
0eptiAldno al.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02
Bcicbic Bung Der
franSoiilRcn hnltc!
@ruhe araftlperfe lunrOen DUm Ocat'
idJen SamdlbOot in SranO
geidoiien,

Berlin, 9. @}dr3. CSiiufenOepe.
Idle Qas oeitid)e Gaudboot, mel-
DIES an II. 6ebrltar Die fran3oiiide
ailjte ON Der Miinottng Oes 6luiies
A0our int @olf bon 8iscopa be.
id)oiien Bat, 1T unbeiddOigt nod lei.
ner 8afis 5ltriidgefebrt, mie Ole
lleberieeiide Iad)ridtenogentur mel
oct. Ger geridt lailtet:
,Gieies Laudboot bcidJoB an II.
6ebrllar groBe araftmerfe an Der
Miin0uag oes 6Iuiies 4oour i'm
@olf BON gi8capu. @roBe 6elter be.
ltdttgten ben grfolg. Grit longe Bell
oonod er0ffnaten bic aiiitenbotterian
ein erfoIgIoies 6euer alli Das &nu@.
boot,
9gieies gou66oot nerieutte au.
Iammen nit einelu onoeren fl Gam.
pier, 3 Segelidiife mo 5fDei Slider.
oampfer, iusgeiatnt $1,000 IonneE
eu IN 8aris berousgegebeuel
umtlid)er 8eridt bonn 10. 5ebrudl
ent9ielt bic gtel0ung, Dap Elm teino.
Gd)es GaadDboot on Der Wiiinounl
0es 6lulies 40our erldieneu mi
oiedB 5huiie olf bic ailite4 abgege.
ben babe, mo0lrd fIni 8erionei
bertuita0et lpor0en ieien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02
2icmc fran5oftiGc
Ol~aecpanSScbmbc

BE neueiten 8riibjabrsmooen
Die bon beion0erer 8ihtigfeit
iin6 0onoidube.
Stilr3lin erreidte unS cine
qrobe 5eaouna fran5oiiider
@laee9onoidube idpor5 nit met
Bem SndJmuiter mo meiB nit
ifmor3er 8er3tertna.
@land)e 9amen bepor5ugeu Die
nelietl Observation-Disclosures, anoere
ipieoer Die ueueH irons. Sueoe
Smoidube beioe 6ohelegaHt
@eiBe @emsla0er 9auDldnbe,
ale @roBen. 65s.
9~eat1erette Sanoidu1e, DeiB,
idmor5 nn0 idrbig $1.OO.
goppgltg 5eioen SanDidube;
5nbrifalts iduB. fir Boo mo 49e.
3ralleu @laeebauOidube. 5mei
anopie allc Brobch Spe5inl,
St.50.
@araea Gaib So. 0anptilnr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02
Der pcHimistmils int
Srankrcic6 lit 9rcB!
IS mangcl an ean6arbeitern 6raHf.
reids SeiOen infplge SatdJ.
bOOtfrieses fnrdtbar.

Berlin 9. 0tdrs. GuntenOepe
ide.) Ser @ariier aD2ioi@ Der.
offentlidt mie bon @enf gemelOet
miro, ciHen bon Dem Senator 8ereH-
acr oufaeiebten, iebr peiiimiItiiAcn
geitartiGel iiber bic Griegslttltotion
1ef 1elator i1reibt Ii. a.: Hin
onrbhaltet upo iia1en 5u formen
miiiien mir ellen. Ser &rieg miro
BON Der glotiou berloren merOen, Die
5lerit aitSgebirngert miro. Gie
SoatfeIopr itno bette 10 mtdtig mie
Die SAIndtfeloer, ltilO Elm 5amen.
form 70 mihtig, ipie cine @ronnte
uu0 Elm 8flltg nidtiger ais cine
4anone. Sir inns lit Die 6ritbs
iabrsansiaot bon melt gr0Berer
8idtigfeit, ais Die geplanfe groBc
Gffenfibe. 0ie bod MIR elm panr
Seftar @iitenei in lmieren Bette
bringen miro.
Sn Der frnn5oiiiheu 9epiitierten.
fattner perlQnqten oie slbgeorDneten
1ocert, 1uruifo llno 8run bic GHt.
laiiung aler 2~onoarbeiter Der Sa6r.
garge 1883 uno 1889 uus Dem
Seere ufo aus ben Munitionsfabri
fen. Der Mlitnitionsmininer Tbo.
mas erni0erte ieoo1, bdB 0ieienl
@erlangen ni6t entiproden meroeu
f6nne, ga Ole frdfttgen 2etite sur
9eritellung Ser i6perIten Mhtnitiou
gebraud)t nitroen un0 niht ourd.
afrifontide gtegrr eriebt neroep
f0nuten.
Sandboutfrieg madlt iidl 6emerfbar.
5runfreid leioet furdtbor uritet
Dem 6nudbootfrieg ME ans folgert
Dem giotidrei Der 9ariier 3eituua
n2i6ertb@ eriidtlid lit:
eSilIolge Der 3orpeoieruugen obnt
3arn1tng bat Ser 5radtperfebr Gin.
buBen erlitten. neren 3lbleu pbon.
taitiidJe 46ben erreinen Ger sc
treble Support na1 6ronfrei6 i'll
fat pan5lih labm gelegt- 2l6er &C
raoe, meil mir nidt iiGer iin0, 81
Die beitellten Guantitdten 6rantreid
aud pirtlih erreiden miiiIen min
i'm 4uslanoe meme Sortratte abihlte.
ben, mn altf oieie Meiie m~eni9itens
ettuas 51 er6alten. glatiirlid 6ie
ben Die ueberiees GrpoTteltre ans Die
fer Gdluulitdt ghIsen un0 infotgl
Der mahienOen gtadfroge hleibt Del
infernotionole @etreioeularft felt
nit fteigenoer Genoen3.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02
.JtalicncF iir,S
fsbicf eewidelt!

0iont, ilber 4ori8 2. gfdr3.
Die ,3eitung p@iornole n'5tolia"
ioqt urtcr Siumei5 aui 0ie 2lnfunft
0es amerifaniiheu 8rodt0aHpferS
Orleans III 9or0eaur. a8eutih
LAMB Bat 9(merifas SerausforOerluHg
nidt aligenommga." Sdt ollgemei.
nen gibt Die italieniide Greiie Ser
@eiuung auSorud, 0aB 9elitidlano
ieinen 8ou6booten @riiuna 8ege6ea
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02
Ocmti6lAnc
bcrMbiet G9ina!

0oben6a9ell. 2. @tdr3 2eutidl.
lolto bot gBinas 8rotelt gcsen ben
ritdiid|tsloien 1auhbootfrieg be-
antluortet mo geiagt naB bic 9lo.
daoemaBuabuie notgeoringcn neu.
trale 5hiffobrt lit MitleoeHidaft
5ie6en mufia. Dean fuirD nbcr Dor.
fomnleaoen 5aas oas 2eben dime
dider 9aiiapiere mad beitcnt stort
net ifiibeit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02

Nn3iI9e gebnBeIf1 0Ut DtI NuFeY =
Git aoger gaIeutent in gLru1ilt &C.
itorben. Mei[ Ell iiA rnO Ieiit ST.
lono nidt berfnuft bot.
Ger mebrfah bon Der Mliierfell
GreIle 5eritorte oeutide 5eejdges
,orbeitet9 i'm inoiiden 05enn-oes
fppaen Inhen ibn Die tapferen grl
ten aud in atlantiihen 05eait.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02

babe, Giidiidt ouf oinerifnniide
S6iffe 5u nebmen uno in be6ug oltf
oieie cine @%erIesrng oes interuotlo-
nolen HedtS at bermei0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02
Elsie strampfc, SOC

Seine Guolitdt ieiner idmar5er
Gralleu 9isle Striinapie ooppcls
tes Sragerbolot NIT Deritdrftenl
SUB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02
GaMAbccte tcIeng
iieb itciIc Opfcr!
3iuei amerifaaii6e Seslente cines
Geglers iuerOen ais DerlOren
augegebeu.

Qaris, 2. Wars. Gfii5iea mitr
De geiteru Die 8erieafung folgenoer
bier 6%obr8ellge angetuHoigt: Der
britt be 8ompier Clan 5urdubar" /,
1858 Ionnen arpb, an 26. Gel
bruar; Ous eugliide Segelidiif
u@algprn Cattle. 1896 Tornclt
groB, AMI ~. 6e6ruar; Der %fran50.
iiide Shoner a9larie Soiepb4. 1872
Ionnen, mo Ger normcgiihe Gam
pier 09ioitao@ BON 1856 &onnen am
Is. 6ebruor.
3uei qmrrifauer uermiht.
2olonn, 2. M1r5. Gins Der
Rettunasboote oes ~berienften eneli.
lden Seglers o@algorm Guitle", in
neldem iid IL 9tnnn Der geiabiing
befan6ett mir0 nod nermiBt. 3Dei
Der 5in5lf 8ermibten iino Amerifa.
ner, n1mlih @iIiam Sadion BON
9teu gorf mo 3abio @alfer bon
Baltimore. 3molf Wiann Der 8e.
iabunQ. 0arlnter eb%cufnlls 5luei
gmerifaner. wrrOea %gelauOet.
NJ
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02
ana6cnitrampie. 29c

56pcre gerippte 8ailmmoae
anabenitrimpie. ialuRloier SUB
@raBeu Z bis liz; 6eiouDers
praftiidl fir 5dndaebrolh,
gnrarF @ai6 so. Smptflnr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02

Duma III, mie bon 81. Teters6urg
gemeloet miro, mieoer 5uioHnleige-
treten. Ga cine ltarfe repolution1re
.@drrng IN Der ruiiiidcn @ouptitaot
berridt, lit oas MISUNDERSTANDING
nit einem GruppenforOop umeeben
mor0en.
au5iise se6ieelt, SOC bel Gareg's.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02
Cir. 3. 14l1h -1f5l@
Ganias Sim MiarttbrridJt.

aonlos Gin 2. gtdr5.
9orfer @ei5en-
g2r. 2. 1875
CIR. 3. 100
gtr. A. tS4-1S7
Hoter a8ei5et-
Sir. 2. 1876
gsr. 8. t87-193
SIR. 4. III
| melBes Gorn-
glr. 2. 991a-t0012
93r. 3 100
@eibes Corn
9ir. 2. 100M
CIR. 3. 1902
@eniidteS Corn
9tr 2. i00l2
Cir. 3. 100l2
9seiger Safer
Ar. , 5S 80
9tr. 3. 56l@-5S
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llarktberidbtc
6lfhrrmiticIl BON WlLlnaL nrnil 60

titDEflnlIiclt p0i Otltlei orull oDJ
gi6. $3.50 per Rite; ale onberea Grbben
Bllronea Sdncb 80Os, 96Os, $500, $500 Der
htie; ansocudblt, 80os, s60s, $3.50 per aiiie.
SIePs s5 anS Sss. 't sgs. R s5s. " U.S. s sGS S Sst
wsla sapuen- maIaaas. iaHsp, SAB s7.oo Big
veil Ger aiis; souaisqas esisa lauee.
$3.50; Snrntbdn, i1Ic1, S2.20t AoH1tpdrs,
~miagcpdllte, $500: Ggrps St.eh; glrfans
i0s NlndB, extra idlcn, $3.50 99tne @aps,
EXTRA fnnc1, S2.25; 9iOnie beauties, $500.
AaflofleEt $500 per gufDel. ~ y. 9bioS
NGripf rIns2.s5 BET QuIbel.
GlBIuriciieIn Sg.G5 Der 8amper.
feM aiaosS II beT 9innS ac6l. tx per
aiHpe S,,, slu iR,sisi5 IN ssao t her N,ets, si2 \
HaieH. $3.50 per Crate 800 per aqrb;
StDiebcL geibe, lac per 8th1 ufn fpdlitldie
gum wsartipreis. aopHalat SS.b0. per Crate,
500 fit Out. srauslalnt, 40c tir Out.
ppnia-24e, 1926 pet atite.
gpiellpela- Wsotts, GdBdeft S4.2b.
Hananfl-4e 4tunO.
0nuba, 2. @ar8.
Ninbbieb- 8umbr 700.
geef Stiere langiam Bis nieOriaer
Cute bis bette @eebes 1850
1850
@iittelmGbise geebes 9.75-t0.50
@ep0bnlihe S.50-9.75
Siibe ino Sellers 10 bis t5c
n~ie0riger.
@nie b. bette aiibe S.00-9.50
@ute b. bette Sellers S.50-f0.25
MtittelnGBige aiibe 6.75-7.75
@emobnlide 5.25 6.75.
aorngefiitterte Stiere 9.25-
1915
Stoders uno eiitc 5eeDers I'M
geiabr felt, anOere idmad.
GeeAers quite bis butte 8.75-9.25
NlittelmaBiqe 7.50-S.75
@elp0bnlife 7.50-8.75.
@llte b. bette Stoders 7.75-9.75
Stod Sellers 7.00-S.50
Stod Slide 6.00-S.00
5fod a1lber 7.50-9.50
Seal aaIber 9.00-1t.75
Bulls nno 5togs 7.50-8.75.
@ologna Dulles 6.50-7.50
Gdnrine 8ufubr 1900, 0tarfi
meiitens Sc bober.
Gurdidtnittspreis 13.05-t3.25
5oditer 4reis 1890.
Sdafe 3ufubr $500; 9iarft no.
minal, feit.
Qdmmer f3.25--ll20.
@i60er 1050-11.75.
M1utteridoie 1000 ~ 30
@efltterte 1iutteridaie 1000
-1t.60.
See6er Mntteridafe 6,00-S.0t
5eeoer 21mmlr t3,00-t425.
Sdbrlinge 1t.50-1275.
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9inODieb- 3ahtbr 1000 Marft felt
GdnDeine 3ufubr 1900; 93artt
meiiteus is bis zoe bober.
Modlter 4rcts 1866.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES t3.30-t355
Gdafe 3lliubr 5000; Rarft feit
aanias Gitp @arftberidt.
sanios 9th. 2. Wtar5.
MiuODieG 3ufubt 500 Wiarft lang.
lam ieit big Toe nieDriper.
GolornD0s 1850, 5hlodtDiel
langiom
@6hiter 8reis 1866.
Slide uno Sellers firm.
Stodcrs rubig.
aGlber ihpad.
Sdpeinc- 3ufubr 1000; @iarft
sc b6ber.
Somiter 8reis 1856.
8ur6Idnittspreis 13.15-t3.45
S6afe 3ufubr 500; 12arft aonli.
tlal.
@eiitterte 2aramer APO.
ct. Soiep6 @larft6cridt.
ct. Soiepb. 2. Wiar5.
MinObie6 3ufnAr POO; 9larft felt
S6diter @reis 11.40.
Gdiueine 3ufubr $500; Martt 5
bis Toe b0ber.
S6fiter 4Sreis 1850.
GilrhIhnittspreis t3.20-t3.50
Gdafe- 3ufnbr 1000; @}artt feit
@efiitterte Hammer i4.30.
GmG1a Wetreloemarft.
9mabo. 2. 9tar5,
Sarter @ei5en-
Gr. 9. 1887 -tS9K
ger. 3. fS7-tSSh
gar. 4. 1S2-1S3la
@eiber 5rilbiobrsmei5en-
s1r. 2. 1S5-t9i%
CIR. #. 1S2h1S9M
Guron aei8en-
gsr. 2. 1s2-iSl
Mr. 8. 1SO-lS3
@eiBcs Corn
SIT. 2. 9s1A 80
SIR. 3. 98A 9sh
gfr. A. 9s-9sh
gfr. S. 9715-98
9tr. 6. 97M-97M
@elbes Gorft-
SIR. 9. 9s4-9sh
Gr. 8. 97M-9S
SIR. A. 97k-97%
gr. 3. 97A-97A
Scr. 6. 97-97A
@emiihtes Corn
SIR. Q. 97$a-9S
CIR. g. SIZES
SIR. 4. 97H-9715
Sir. 5. 97--97A
ger. 6. 96M-97
@eiBer Safer
Mr. 2. 57M-57M
ar. 3. 56H-57h
5tagonr6 Nafer 56l&-56M
Cir. 4. 56h-56h
Werite-
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-26
Cigarets Is. Books and Vice Versa

Mo EXCUSE than fourteenth century cynchm with
" de century paraphea The man who introduced this
mad paid his dollar bought soeru his comment
IS significant
He opinion that the money might spent
care etc. for "Ow Boys adm of the idea
involved in the "Our Boys in France Fund"
Suppose" said he "a wanted
and they handed book"
well" pardon in the first person-suppo
there somewhere and they handed
Probably neither he nor pardon that medoal first gabut
it illustrates difference
judge army by one man tastes his likes des takes
all kinds of people to make world and this fight for when
distinctions rich theoretically eliminated
all kinds of people to make army
anticipate canton
ment and training camps here America ditto aboard our bap
dreadnaughts and submarine chasefor both books
Indeed without have smoke garet and read
book at the time The continuation we know somewhat from expert
is MOI all bad
The above given buying
book passing remark WHITES ampfes
that being by lot told buying book
for the soldiers and IT is for their benefit that it is repeated
the Soldier" campaign critical
because much certain that tobacco and car that
needed be that buy them gaes and tobacco There
are several cigar stores IN town that VIII take care OF your order 20 to
Don't let be merely EXCUSE for buying book Make
real REASON Invest the ohebooks tobacco Spend
money campaign
ckey epgram that the rounds
W the floor home spit the floor here We
you to feel at home"
soldier He wouldn't deprive him of oaccobut neither would he there
the upf spirit him all deprive him of books He wants him
to feel at home
within your individual circle and neither the whole Ame
tastes habits attitude toward mental abm The
age horizon S limited
There are lot of things to do things including wants necessities
convennces provided cared Libraries
only them The Red Cross only The Liberty only
other The Y M C. and the K of still Others and there still
Others SUCH for instance ammunition flying machines Shapne
tanks gun-boats-and the
great big pikers" who
the price of "book for the soldiers of cgaret either
Critic you afford the price
the brasome SO of which Libraries are needed million books
forget
The war library fund suggests expenditure moleon Pied
monts eight package Famas Don't forget
Maybe you stand that
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-26
WHERE The CODE CONES IN.

Maybe they'll have to settle 1t with pistols at 10 PAGES
they meaning Argentina minister of foreign affairs
Puevrredon and Won Luxburg, Germany's minister OF
Buenos Aires.
Won Luxburg in his infamous advice to Berlin via
Sweden declared Pueyrredon to be "a notorious ass
and as exhibit proof thereof makes the statement
that Pueyrrdon himself suggested the sinking of Ar
gentine ships without leaving trace. means of
preventing complications.
Naturally, exhibit a. makes Pueyrredon red hot and
he pronounces Won Luxburg be without doubt the
greatest most shameful liar he met i'll
his experience.
Evidently the diplomatic code OF honor is busted
somewhere and ii nowhere written therein that the
alleged diplomatic liar shall lie down to-
gether in peace. Germany and Argentina may settle
their differences over the Of sweden, but what
other recourse Luxburg and Pueyrredon save
pistols? They're not editors.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-26
THAT LITTTF PERSONAL TOUCH.

The recipe calls first for kitchen table. You drape
in linen rich blue You edge the linen with fringe
of a deeper shade. Then you cover for the top
of white linen big enough fall several inches the
edge You this with border of figures (caled
moufs) laborously of printed cretonne and
sewed on. Then you edge the white linen with the
deep blue fringe and YOU have dressing table which
that little personal touch which gives home
a coveted atmosphere
you wish add TO this atmosphere, you have a
screen made 10y your carpenter paint ivory white
it with motifs laboriousy of wall
paper Then you drape your windows with plain fabric
which been sewed of these cretonne motifs.
Undoubtedly these are personal touches. And I'M
doubtedly they give your house atmosphere. But
whether il is one to be coveted question.
These directions taken from magazine of the month
Of October and the year 1917. almost incredible
Of the peaceful eighties when the sewing
machine had just emancipated women from making
everything by hand and when the emancipation had
not been long enough in force, nor progressed far
enough provide a generation OF women used to
leisure in which exercise their brains would
surprising.
Traditions die hard. And one which clings most
;enaciousy that which says womens time and labor
have money value. The idea that any sane woman.
this period when every moment OF time and every
OF energy needed should deliberately sit herself
down with pair OF scissors cut out flowers from
printed cretonne and then them on some other
material. comes from that tradition
They do it while they resting? Perhaps. Yet
Of the troubles ailing the feminine
contingent due that inability to sit with folded
hands Useful activity presupposes its comrade per
feet rest The restessness which keeps vom-
ans hands busy such absurdy childish performances
making cretonne appQues is destructive OF mental
and spiritual force and balance