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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10

ksiazeta, i tym podobne ,rzeczy"
gentlemen nosili prazkowane To-
stowe spodnie, purpurowe kafta-
lily i kapelusze, Z piorami, inni
ktorzy tego wszystkiego ME mic
Ii, byli tylko..... ,,nierogacizn9' /
tyi spokoj DO Mkt ,nierogatych'
ma swoje IVORY przystrolc mic
usilowa}.
roze jcdnak "a ,.polozonc zaslu-
lego cessna armia .,kaisera'
p~rzybrana jest ma wz0r sweso
wfadcy troche mniej swletnle,
gi" otrzymywac stopnlowo wick
sza liczbe zlotych sznurow, pa
sow, 1ampas6w, orderow, odznak.
Czy sadzicie, IL obojetnem to
bye moze tlumom stworzonym
ia wz6r i podobienstwo swego
..pana"? I czy mySlicie, re ,wlel-
ki wiadca" sam 1amie sobie GEM
alma glowe mad kresleniem odpo-
wiednich - toalet?....
Nadzwyczajny ,,rygor" jest po-
WOODEN, IL pomimo g}odu i nledo-
statku tax zwani ludzie swego
,,faterlandu" d~ochodza do ,,z1o-
tych zaszczyt6w", kiedy kapitan
krzyknie: ,,skocz w przePasc'
zoflierz skacze. j zanim dostanie
sic ma dino przepasci, jest juz -
rorucznikiem, kapitan bczplecz-
nv "a san rozkaz - ublera u
,.iform generala. Jest n~adzieja' IL
kiedy wszyscy zostana generafa-
mi, chociazby ME zyjacymi, wte.
dy bedzie ,,pokoj". Ludzie dzlw12
sic ola czego w ,,arystokracyi" t.
i. miedzy kobietami-(a wszy-
stkie kobiety So arystokratkaml)
ola czego ME ma wojny Ito jest
takiej Z bronia i krwi rozlewem'..)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10

ktorych byly W kacie bezmentu,
"a cene tych i cukierkow zbed--
rych, mogla mice kilka par reka-
wiczek i bucikow.
WSzyStko to dawnieJ, uchodzi-
10 jcszcze. ME MONA wszak CLOS
20 potepic tyCh ktorzy NIGGA d
chca trwonic pieniadze: W obec-
pych jednak czasach byiaby po--
Gobna lekkomy5lnoSc ME do da--
rowania. Bo pomySlec tylko, lie
"a trzecia Geese navel wydanych
pieniedzy ma najniepOtrzebnleJSze
rzeczv. lie "a ME Iez obetrzec mo
INA! Nietylko tvm biednym TO-
dzinom i dzieciom tam gdzie sic
wojna toczy, ale i tn tym dzieciom
ktorych oicowie, bracia poSzli
spelniac Obowiazki swe ma placH
boju.
w czasach pokoiu / dobrobytu,
MONA pozwolic sobie ma upomi-
mex zlozony z haitow ! koronek.
czyliz - kobiety, ME powinnyby
zamiaSt obdarowywac i odbierac
te pajecze zbvteczne tkanki. ra-
czej re zdwojona energia rQzmy-
slac i w Gym wprowadzac zaopa-
trzanie naSzych prawvch obron-
COW Ojczyzny w cieple ubrania
ma nogi / szyje zeby przynaj-
mniej mniej zimno i'm by{o. |
czyliz uczucie serca dozwo,i pla-
vic sic W zbednym zbytku. W
czasie gdy tam! tySiace gina Z Ii
nina i glodu: czyliz Serca nasz'
ME uderza r~adoSniej I mySlq Il
wyrzekamy sic zbcdnych luhsu--
>owych przedmiotow ola tych.
ktorych glid uSm'crzyrIy ! Gle
pIeeo ubrania dostarczymy?
Mkt, navel Bog ME lubi gdy
dzieci1 naSze So smutne luO pla--
GA. Me mozemy dzi2ciom Cd
mawiac radoSci MA ktora rOk ca4y
czekajq. Obdarzmy dzieci nd
,.gwiazdke". lecz czynmy to roz-
waznie a praktycznie. DawaJmy
tc CO u~zyteczne. ubrania. ksiaze.
czki Z ktorych nauczyc sig mogq
miioSci Boga, rodzicow. Ojczyz-
ny; jeSli zabawki, to take ktore
i'm zabawe i rozwiniecie umyslu
dada. Dzieci So bardzo dobre je-
Sli sic je "a serduszka ujac potra-
ii. Otto tn jest dollar. co wolisz?
kupic sobie zabawke czy dac ola
biednej glodnej sierotki? ma die
SEC dzieci o5m zdecyduje sic ma
sierotke, jezeli potrafimy odmalo-
wac prawdziwa .niedole.
w jednej re szkoi W Chicago,
adoptowano mala dziewczynke
francuska. Trudno znalezc mil
sza i grzeczniejsza jak jest pie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10
POGADANKA.

Juz z pOCzatkiem tego mieSia-
ca, mySh wielu osob zajete So u
kiadaniem programu, spaceru pc
niastowych sklepach ola oglada-
MIA / kupowania prezentow
~,gwiazdkowych."
PAoche kobiety siedza i kreSlq
oiowkiem ma papierze zbytkowne
przedmioty azeby uiatwic meiom,
rodzicom. narzeczonym - kiopo-
tive chwile namySiu: go ku-
ric:;" Podajac i'm gotowa mo
tatke"...
Przygotowywanie ,,upomin-
kow gwiazdkowych" praca zmu-
dina umySiow mad dobieraniem
stosownych przedmiotow, jest Cd
wicklow tradycyjnym zwyczajem
i zgledna przyjemnoScia. "
tym roku bedzie to praca ciezkQ
wyczerpujaca nerwy a Przytem...
znamionuj4ca Szlachetne serca.
Wobec wygorowanych E ar
tykuIow sPozywczych, dolary
ktorc sic nieopatrznie wyrzucalo
W czasie ,gwiazdki" nabra}y po-
czwornej w~artoSci ! wiele osob
zamiaSt o prezentach. zmuszone
So zastanowit sic o podziale pie
riedzy w ten spos0b, by wystar-
czyio ma wegiel, chleb i cokol,
wick masla do chleba...
! MONA utrzymywac IL
rastaia psychologiczna chwila,
ktora podyktuje nam pewne re-
tormy, W kupowaniu / rozdziela-
riu podarkow...
Dotychczas podobno malo "a
stanawialiSmy sic mad tenn. Ktoz
ME Pamieta rozmaitych pred
miotow. kt6rymi obdarowywai
hub sam otrzymywai: byly bar
do czesto drogie a jednak - ME
u~zyteczne. Fraszki, ktore przez
krotki przeciag czaSu zdobiiy ko-
minek hub kredenS, wkrotce stiu-
czoue ! wyrzucone ma Smiecie, or
dobnie oprawne ksiazki ktorych
mkt nigdy ME przeczytai ..Srebr-
T., drobiazgi' kt0re w kacie po-
c~ernialy, blyskotki ma szyi ! re-
l""h, ktore Szczeg0lniej W tym
rolu Swiadcza o lekkomy5lno5ci.
w-eszcie idyotyczne naSladowni--
ctwa japonszczyzny ! chinszczyz-
ny jake wzbogacajQ kupcow a
cbdarowanym nawet chwilowej
przyJemnoSci ME daja. Pewna
panienka, ktora ME miala ma to,
alsby kupit sobie drozsze reka.
wiczki hub trzewiki, opowiadaia
mi ~PrzcszIego roku IL dostala Ina
gwiadzke" szeSc bukiet6w ! Kill
ka pude}ek cukierkow! kwiaty
zwiedIv natychmiast, koszyki w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10

hawa dzieci obecnie jest zabawa
w wojne, naturalnie, mowi sic
trzeba zeby i dzieci uczyiy sic pa
tryotyzmu. ,,uczyly sie!' ME -
uczyc je trzeba, a to nalezy dc
rodzicow.
Owoz. zrazu wszystko szlo do
brze, chlopaki nasi i ich towarzy-
SIC, dostali ubrania woJskowe,
karabinki, male armatki, dziew,
czeta maja sukienki czepeczkl l o,
paski ,,Czerwonego Krzyza", ap-
teczke, nawet maly ,ambulans'
nauczyciel przychodzi raz W ty'
dzieh uczyc ich cwiczeh ,.manew-
row.
MAJ moi i ia bylisrny zupelnlc
spokojni o dzieci, wiedzac L
karabinki i armatki Sd nieszkodli,
we, kazalismy nawozic i'm piasku.
budowali sobie okopy / ~strzelaI'
10 fikcyjnego nieprzyjaclela'
dziewczynki o~patrywa}y i banda
zowaiy ,,nihy rannych", maszero-
wano "a chorazym nlosacyn1
sztandar. salutowano pred MIN
i ma tenn sic zabawa konczyia.
Wczoraj popoludniu, ME sly,
szaIam zwykiego halasu, tknieta
przeczuciem przystqpilam do ok
ma i omal ME padiam Z przera1c-
ria: Oto go zobaczy}am ma srod
ku stala szubienica, doskonale
zbudowana i pozwiazywana L ka-
walk0w drzeWa. Pod szublenlc4
stall manekin Z postronkiem ma
szyi. katem - ktory ciagna} po-
stronek - by} - moi syn! wy
Lieglam ma. pol szalona, i spotka-
lam drugiego mego syna. ktory
zobaczywszy mig poczerwleniai
caly. Z budki przeznaczonej ola
PISA uslySzalam jek, jedna Z die
wczynek wlok}a duza lalke "a no.
&c i krzyczala: ty psiaku niemie'
cki! Me rozumiem, jak zdolalam
wszystko to objac umys}em / o.
czami w jednej -sekundzie. SERGE
mi tfuklo, wien re ME swoim glo-
sem krzyknelam co wy roblcie?...
przypadlam do budki i uwolnllam
Z niei skurczonego i placzacego
chiopaka, d syna meso (dziewie-
cioletniego) scisnelam "a reke tax
re puscil trzymany sznur kolo
szubienicy. Go to macy: - py-
doprawdy ia pol przytom-
ia. Ieden Z chlopakow wreszcic
cdezwai sic: ,,bo my sic bawimy
1zieci pojmowac patryotyzm, nasz
znow bedziemy Amsrykanami"...
bohater Z psiej budki byi Francu-
zem. moi syn kat" bawii sic VI
opmwce wieszajacego szpiega,
.ziewczynka I lalka byla ,.patryo-
katujaca dziecko nieprzyja-
c;0l. Oh Panic Boze! ia omal ME
padfam patrzac ma to. a mole
1zieci! mole dzieci! cwiczyly sic
pawiac w okrucicnstwie, ME ia
nie pozwole zeby sic ,bawily We
wojne,'
,Doprawdy ME pojmuje ola
czego sic tenn tax przejmujcsz"-
moi MAJ. Wojna jest VOL
Ia i ley W p]owietrzu, a zatem O.
i umysly dzieci."
Ale ME tax, ME tax - powinny
dzieci pojmowac potryotzm, nasz
Dick przyznal mi sic, re chcieli
loniecznie namowic do zabawy
lego maiego chlopaka z niemiec-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10

Skromna, ladna toaleta Z ..bole--
rem. re ..sportowych" W paski ma
teryalow: jedwab, velvet, serge, ga
bardine. krepa. stosowne. Mode&ka:
Is, Is i 90 lat. Materyaiu o "a y.
seer. trzeba 81 var. ma spodnice l
bolero. 2% ma bluzke. MOdetkO is.
Modelko 15c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10

Elegancka sukienka dla p~aulenek,
z satyny. popeliny, messaliny It'd. Mo-
deika: s, 10, IL | IA lat. Materyaiu
O "A cal. seer. 5 var. ma modeiko IL.
Modeiko 15c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10

Sukienka jednostajnie skrojona,
latwa. do ~uszycia, 2 dowolnego ma
teryalu. Modelka: ~, IA i 16 lat,
MateryaIu o Sc C. szer Az y. ma mo-
delko IA. Modelko 15c.
Wszystkie te modele stosowne ma
praktyczne a ladne upominki ,ygW1aZ-
'dkowe". w domu uszyte o czwarta
Geese tansze.
Wszystkie modeika obeCnie po lac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10

Ladua bielizna z batystu. ~pralnej
satynY. jedvabiu tt2. Modeika: Small
1924 ina Gale " biuScie.) Medium
36-3S. Large 4O-42. Extra Large 44-
IS. Mater. Az y. Modelko 15c.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-10

Take your Lunch and Dinner al the Board of Trade Lunch Counter, only soc.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-10
NEWS ITEMS
 AND TOWN TOPICS

I he Juneau is to take mail from Nome for the Outside. The Juneau is sailing for Cordovd and upon reaching that pert the mail for the Outside from NorIe will be trans ferred to one of the regular south eastern Alaska llnels This will expedite It's delivery.
 Reasonable prices, and first class workmanship at the Nome Tailoring Company.
 The Bernard dredge got ready to close down when the last cold spell was here and just as the manager was ready to lay the crew of the rain came and they are still plugging away and hope to work now until the last boats are ready to leave. This is the dredge on Swanson creek.
 Pioneer Igloo Hotel. Rooms SOC, and up. Large Reading Room for guests. Mrs. Jno Monohan, Prop.
 The schooner Arctic arrived vest erday morning. Among those who came down as far as could be asccr- tained were Ed Belden, Fritz Vein ard. Bill Hammond. Charlie Denk- hart, Gus Ferbert. Mrs. L. Smith, Bert Whittard. John Hegncss and Mrs. Hegness. Mrs. Chas Haering and several other whose names coald not be obtained
 Take your Lunch and Dinner at the Board of Trade Lunch Counter, only soc.
 Gus Wheeler came down yester- day from Taylor He says that there is not a sign of snow on the track. Both dredges are doing con- siderable work and hope to con tirue for a long tine of the present wet spell continues. Mathews is in very big money and will clean ur a bonanza On board the car with Wheeler were Geo. K. M'LeOd, Meade and wife all from the Fair haven Go. on the Inr1achuck
 
 Paul Primer in a letter from Shungnak to the editor of this pa per says that everything is quiet up there. He had just arrived from Lynx creek where he had been shovellng in. He could not tell just how his operation would pan out on the whole as grub and other necessities had gone up 100 per cert as to price and the miners were going to be up against It there.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-10

CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
 Local, Union I7sS, Carpenters and eosaers of America. meets every Fri any at Al Orland's shop Front St.
 Carpenters Headquarters. Teder- hf Labor Hall. at p. m.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-10

FOCAL 24O, I. U. NJ. M. & s. w.
 she regular meeting Of the Nome wine workers Union, Local No. E4e. of the W. F. of M., is held avery Saturday evening at p. m. at Rssner,s Hall. Office hours l p. m. ko ( D. m., 2 p. m. to 8 p. m.
 ANDREW BECA. President. aJRERT BEATEN, Sec.-Treasurer.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-10
We are using Moonlight water iI the Elite Bath House.

the Elite Bath House.
 Ross moved his teams to his newly finished barns on B. $ rect No better home for horseC is pro- vided anywhere than til" finished stabling that will shelter these use full steed5 for Chas L. Ross.
 Twelve men arrived up from Solomon yesterday on the Rowe Tightening Express. They came up to Safety on a launch and from there met the Rowe teams which brought them to Nome.
 For the best soc. Dinner in Nome go to the Board of Trade Lunch Counter.
 The case of the United States versus Anderson was before the District Court yesterday. the jury being secured to try the case in the forenoon. The case may not be concluded today.
 Steve Had has taken over the property which was opened up by Ed Anderson on the Submarine and he will operate it this winter. Schmedling last spring, Schmedling having had lease upon it from the owner.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-10
WE CAN DO TIT.

For, 6rst class wora ana prOn Fs delivery ph me Main 1S1 and ths Peoples Steam Laundry ~m esn and get yOur laundry.
 ". J. WILLIAMBOF Pros.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-10
ORGANIZED LABOR.

INTERNATIONAL UNION MINE, MILL & SHELTER WORKERS. Headquarters 511 Denham Buld'g'
 Denver, Colorado. wMAs. MOVER. ERNEST MILLS. s,, President. ssc.-Treas-
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-10

Owing to the storm yesterday afternoon the work of d;scharging the Juneau had to be discontinued.
 
 The case of the United States versus Deakin is scheduled to be heard after that now on trial. LOST:-Small brown pup. About five months old. This office. Tom Watson and Smith were each of them arraigned on theil several indictments yesterday and entered plea of Not Guilty.
 
 Goo Waldheim has hauled in his mining out fer the winter. He will mine this coming winter prob ably on Rock Creek.
 Fur garments made and repaired at the Nome Tailoring Company.
 
 If William Deal O. Council is in Nome. will he please call at the o. flee of the Territorial Roa,l Coai- mission.
 About 22 passengers arrived from St. Michaels on the Flyer and they were almost all sea sick. But you can't blame them, it was pretty rough.
 Pioneer Igloo Hotel. Rooms $2.O0 & $500 per week and up. 50 cents per night. Housekeeping Apart ments.
 The indicted gamblers through their attorney yesterday pleaded guilty as charged and were fined Hall S25O and Hanson and Bailey $225. The other defe,..iant was not located.
 Just as soon as he can get Q boat Dennis Murray will leave for Dire creek where he will join his brother Charles Murray in exten- sive mine operations in that sec tioE.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-10

Let us estimate on your Job Work
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-15

What is wrong with our young men
that only forty per cent are healthy
and. when the test comes. can pass
physical examinations Or, is it that
something is wrong with us as a
nationg
II seems to US that this state OF af-
fairs is another argument for military
training in cur public schools, in all
OF our colleges and universities. Ger
tainly if our young men received
physical training as they must needs
have in drills and marches and milf
tary discipline. there is little doubt
that. at least some of their physical
defects would be overcome.
A horrible condition of affairs con-
fronts the American people when it is
announced by officials that upon ex-
amination il is found that so per cent
q its young men entering the service
during the present war of nations are
found to be physical unfit"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-15
NOTICE no CREDmORS

Notice Is hereby given. that tle y.
scriber has obtained from the Oft5.-
Court OF Anne Arundel county. ~ M-t
land, letters testamentary on the ps''
estate Of
SAMUEL w. BKOOKs.
late OF Anne Arundel county ae.e5e
persons having claims against t1e
ceased are hereby warned % eALiDN ~
same, with vouchers thereof ~ lhf ~
scriber, on or before the
I4TH DAY OF NOVEMBEE, 1917
They may otherwise bY law Dee e 1s,
from all benefit Of said estate. az
sons indebted to said estate afe Ieie'
70 make immediate payment
Given under my hand this sth al'
CHARLES n BROOKS
Admr G. T. a
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-15
sHW NAVAL TYPES.

The aush-deek destroyers now
building for the United States Gov
eminent constitute a new type of war
vessel. the advent Of which has often
leen predicted By naval experts Be
sides having a speed hitherto thought
,nattainable IN warships. they present
minimum Of hitting surface 10. the
enemy 1t is unoficially reported
that the British Navy now possesses
two vessels Of the size Of battle cfuis-
ers. 500 feet long, with speed Of
forty lands miles an hour. which carry
only two seventecn-ineh gnnss-but
rave many torpedo tubes IN his tes-
timony as to the needs OF modern ma
vies before Congressional committee
some time ago, Admiral. then Captain,
Sims described a vessel planned by
"a young officer named Schofield,"
and some OF his remarks upon this
then non-existent marine type are re-
called in The Army and Navy Journal.
A 20.0O0-ton boat with protective
deck and so fiat that nothing could
eet under it. with only twoSowers. one
forward and one aft, carrying no guns
but having eight or ten torpedo tubes
-on each side, this new engine of de-
struction was to have a speed OF at
least IS knots. No waste of side
armor. because the vessel would have
practically nothing to protect above
the water line. Captain Sims declared
that if he were in command of a fleet
and "one OF those things" suddenly
came down on him. he would feel inn
PEELED to turn the fleet over to the
second in command and go below. OF
course, Admiral Sims would do moth
ing OF the kind. he would stick 70 the
command of his big dreadnoughts and
do his best. But IL such cruisers can
be built. It seems obvious that they
will reyolutionize all naval warfare.
There are reports that two of that
type. or a similar one. have been built,
though. of course. there is no ac-
ourate information extant of the re-
cent development OF the British Navy.
The tale that the Germans have un-
dersea boats 500 feet long. however,
has been generally believed New
York Times
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-15
Notice of Condemnation.
IN rms MATTER or THE CoND ,s5s5s
SRuNDEL COUNTY. MAk1LANb
FOR USE BN THE lNllEo
STATES FOR MILITARY
PURPOSES

:. he instruct Court Of the United
- STATES for the District OF Maryland
hereby give notice TO al persons d.
rectiv or Indirectly fnterested Snat ps sSa
ton was fled IN the bl sss,xs., If Mary
land. on July thiruekh, I'LL, ps sae 49, .s
ted States for the object anu p ~ FftssstsS
acquiring by CONDEMNATION ~. 'u u Anna
Srsnss,sl county. State OF MARYLAND, TOT
nuhlic and military purposes ~ so ..assSr
ton win the site losauSsn ~, he military
training camp known as camp Mssas3
MARYLAND, the SAID land Delhg U.S. -,
as follows: Beginning for the sane road
leading from Patuxent station 20 Lsau a.Si
AZ 4 point where the south SIDE o. s ,aa
road is intersected by the uouiI Bisnchard
between the land owned by 6 ~ 1Snnas
Randall and the land owned by y. Sia e,,S
Welsh, aud proceeding thence atphs 49,
binding oA the south side OF said sounT
roaS and running in a general westerly
direction 70 the Lane ieaoing from s'' n
county road 70 the residence OF lhe SAY 9,, -.
Sisnde Welsh and proceeding thence aioDe
ana hintliug on the east side or saul lane
and running IN a general soufnerly o[sSs
ton to a small stream or pr Sinii,n, "o an
Tho centre line Of said stream or otanch
and running In a general easteriy alIeeel1Qs ~
to point where me ee ests tb has aforesaid
| boundary line between the ian9 oMue4 ~
Rlanehard Randall and the iahu oWhe9 ~
L said III. 1IauUe welsh anu
| shcnce along and binding on said bound
airy line and running In genehra a,5 nSr,n:
saia land containing in all fourteen acres
more or less and being part of a larger
| tract which WIS granted ana conNeys1 70
| the said m Claude Welsh by his Iather'
| Lycurgus G. Welsh. by deed dated DeeeIa,,
| her 10. 1908 aud recorded among the Lanu
| Records of Anne Arundel county IN LlDer
| a. W. No. "a. folio go, &c. the owener OF
| said land being T.. Claude Welsh, P9tu az,
| emf Anne Arundel county, Mary land an
afait 81 sound mind and not married
Il Essgther give notice to all persons m
4 fAreStea ia said land to come FORWARD y,
/ the said District Court OF the Ohtea
/ states for the District OF Maryland, on OF
/ before the
5th DAY OF NOVEMBER l9ls-
| and file their objections. II any they nave
| 70 the proposed condemnation OF sau
Manu. ARTHUR L. SPAAfER,
States for the district of Maryland.
| jy31-3m etu
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-15
YOUR DOLLARS CANNOT BE
NEUTRAL.

You must be either for or against
the soldier boys now marching to the
trenches in France. You must be
either for or against your country.
There is no halfway station; no be-
twixt or between.
You dollars cannot be neutral
Uncle Sam needs your financial as
sistanee. American success in this
war depends upon our sending an
army fully equipped, efficiently train
cd. amply supplied with every requi-
site of the field Every link in the
military chain must be strong. We
dare not take chances.
Germanys tremendous aggressive
ness in this conflict has been made
possible only by the highest efficiency
in every detail The Germans were
prepared at every point when they
loosed the dogs of war and sent their
armies hurtling through Belgium on
the way TO Paris.
Let's not send TO France the pride
OF Americas young manhood--the
boys for whom in any other emer-
gency we would make any sacrifice,
any whit less prepared
Take care of your loyalty TO the
army, and your loyalty to the coun-
try viii take care Of itself
There are numerous ways of serv-
ing the Kaiser. And withholding your
support from the boys we have sent,
and will yet send to the front, the
boys whom the world at large is
Watching closely and expectantly. is
by no means the least of these.
You would bitterly and instantly
resent any other charge of disloyal-
ty to your country Probably you
haven't considered this phase of the
situation. but calmly think it over for
a moment and you will get the point.
You cannot afford. even uncon-
sciously, to leave open this wee loop-
hole for question.
II will be far cheaper and more
satisfying 10 buy Liberty Bond
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Court Of Anne Arundel County u Mar.
land. letters of administrator uu tHc az.
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ceased, are hereby warned ta exhibit ia.
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August. 1917.
JOHN DOUGLASS.
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scriher has obtained from tt. 0-.f....
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THOMAS $. YARHOBHrOu.
late OF Anne Arundel county. lr...ser ALL
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August 1917.
NJ. SOPHIE MARLBOROUGH
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