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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-19
MAYOR MEETS OFFICIALS
OF PENN REDUCTION CO
Then Leaves for Atlantic City-Win
Be Back October 29

Mayor Smith left about / o'clock today
for ten-day trip to Atlantic city. He is
expected back on octSber 20.
The last person closeted with the Mayor
IN his Office was Fred willard Ware leader
and manager Of the Penn Reduction Com
pany. Willard and the Mayor left the
building together
Earlier In the day Harry D. Beaston,
Ware leader OF the Fortieth Ward, and
president Of the Penn Reduction Company
called on the Mayor for the dfth time In a
serg- short while After he came out OF the
Mayors once he explained TO the news
paper men that his call was purely politi-
cal one, bnd had nothing TO do with the
Business of the compahy
The Penn Reduction Company a few
days ago offered 10 collect the city's Rarb-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-19
DULL HALLOWEEN FORECAST
Mayor of Chester Prohibits Wearing Of
Masks on Streets on Festal Night

CHESTER, Pa, oct. 19.--Fearing a repe-
ttion Of the race riotlns which last July
cost three lives, Mayor w. S. Mcdowell has
prohibited persons appearing in masks en-
the streets on Halloween night.
The Mayor decided upon this action after
receiving information from reliable sources
that certain factions Intended to renew the
clash between the whites and blacks, after
making their appearance on the streets
ma aked
The Halloween celebration is one Of the
big features Of the year In this city, thou
and other nearby points to help swell the
throngs along the main streets In recent
years there have been minor outbreaks on
Halloween
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-19
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE TO WE'D

Henry c. Kline Of 332i North Twenty
second street, Democratic candidate for City
Treasurer, and Miss Katherine lschinger, Of
3l43 North Tweuty-fourth street, will be
married tomorrow night by the ev. J. +. c.
FluCK Mr. Kline has been a widower for
several years.
The maid Of honor will he Miss Marion
Kline. daughter " the bridegroom. Will
liam rlrich will be best man The couple
will spend their honeymoon at Old Point
Comfort. Va
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-19
Seeks $4,000 for Sons Death

POTTSNILLE. Pa, oct. 19.-Cornelius
c. Boner Tamaqua. yesterday, through his
attorneys, entered two suits for S2500 each
against w. J. Schlbe, r liquor dealer, and
Fred Neifert his driver. II is alleged that
last January the two defendants while rid
ing In an automobile ran down and killed
an eight-year-Old son OF Boner's A suit in
the criminal court charging Neifert with
Involuntary manslaughter is also pending
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-19
H1GHwAYMAN HOLDS UP WOMEN
Robs One and Wounds Her Resisting
Companion

POTTsVILLE Pa, oct 19.-Whie
Misses Sarah Lewis and Mary Ryan, OF
Brownsville Shenandoah suburb, were on
their way home from dance last night,
hishwayman with a revolver held them up,
and by choking Miss Ryan, forced her to
give up her purse.
He attempted TO exact money from her
companion, but failed. He stepped away a
short distance and fred four shots at them,
one Of which wounded Miss Lewis. who Is
now in the state Hospital at Fountain
Springs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-19
CHAIN STORESLIKE
GIRL SALESCLERKS
Successful Try-0ut of Cash
iers to Wait Over the
Counter
WORK WITH A SMILE"

Women are being employed as grocery
clerks in Atty stores Of the American stores
Company and are proving highly success
full. according to the ofncials Of the com
pany. These women are former cashiers
who have been in the employ Of the com
pany for some time and know the prices
Of the scores of articles sold.
Ellen widenhofer, cashier for upward
Of ten years at the store at Market ana
Twenty-frst street, is now waiting on Gus.
toners over the counter
IT'S fine" she said "and l wouldn't go
back to the other work for anything she
admitted being placed as manager at one
of the company's stores for two days dur
ing the Jewish holidays and was later told
that the sales during the week including
her management increased $50 over the
previous week.
GIRLS GOOD At SELLING
That is the main drawback so far as
che Girls are concerned the Pennsylvania
laws will not allow them to work long
enough hours TO take positions as managers,
although they are In many cases compe-
tent
Women grocery clerks are superior TO
the men according to Gabriel Ekin, man
ager Of the American stores Company
employment bureau, for they always have
a smile, they are always neat and have
a clean apron on and raise the general
standard of the store These women, how
ever are only placed in stores where there
are three or four men so that all the
heavy work may be done by the latter,
and they are also located in sections that
are not detrimental to their welfare.
When the cashier is promoted to become
a grocery clerk her wages are raised to
from SO TO Sl2 a week. There Is oppor-
Il. aNarlaA RvUHFgr
Mr. Enik says, according TO the manner In
which they do their work They are just
being tried out.
The Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
also uses women grocery clerks, but not
in this city and according to officials here,
does not intend to. They have n very
successful store handled by women clerks
in Pittsburgh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-19
TWO SMALL FIRES
Bundle Of Kindling Wood Responsible
for One--Losses Trif1ing

Fire originating IN a bundle Of kindling
in the three-story brick building at 2409
North Tenth street, occupied as a resi-
dence by Albert Krebs. caused a call for
engine company No 80 The flames we're
cxtinguished with trihinR loss
4 small blaze in the two-story brick
building at Germantown avenue below Run
ner. occupied by Mrs Julius Weiss as rag
warehouse, was brought under control early
today loss Of several hundred dollars
was sustained
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-19
FIRE BUREAU PROMOTIONS
Wilson Fills Vacancies Caused by Men
Entering u. s. Services

For the purpose OF hling vacancies
caused by men leaving the city for national
service, Director Wilson, Of the Department
Of Public Safety, today announced num-
her Of promotions in the Bureau OF FIRE
They are as follows: John p. humphreys,
3O2s + street captain, salary $500; John
Wickham 223s North Bouvier street, and
william II. Tyson, bO36 Jackson street. lieu
tenants, S1SB0 each, and James II. Burke
3402 Princeton avenue and George W.
Richards engineers $1,000 each
Other municipal appointments include
those Of Louis Blum. 22b9 North Lambert
street inspector, Electrical Bureau, $1,000,
and Edward Flannery 2l31 North Twenty
ninth street, lneman. Electrical Bureau,
S110O
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-19
CAPTURE MYSTERY FISH
New Jersey Nearly Loses Six Citizens
Before Strange Creature Is Beached

OCEAN CITY, N. j., oct ia peculiar
looking fish OF unknown species, so far as
cerned, came wailowing through the surf
yesterday. Those who made a guess said
Il was probably a herring hog or Juve-
length. The creature was seen In the SURF
and lassoed the moose sliding around it's
tail, For a time II looked as " the six
Jersey citizens who held the rope were
going U-boat hunting along the oceans
floor, but they finally triumphed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-19
PHILADELPHIANs PROMOTED

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, oct 19.-The
following promotions Of Phladelphians in
the medical officers training camp at Fort
Oglethorpe were announced here: Captain
Damon b. Pfeiffer to the rank Of major
Captain Edward G. Beardsley to be major,
and Lieutenant Albert McConaghey to be
major.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-19
TRAFFIC DELAYED ~ :,
Congressional Committee To,a
ruption in East G. " h

SO"s ieo9iViaI committee Told ~,
ruption in East st. I,o,',. ~
EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL.,. On, 1Vs
riots in East st. Louis ip,..,1. y II \,
interstate trafio, according 70 ,.'., u
the m opening Of the investigation >, ,''s ~
by a congressional committee psn
Philip w. coyle, trafnc cor,r.,.
the 81. Louis Chamber Of Conra,.s sona !
@ fed 'hst the Interruption of t,s' trtsN,' u
st. Louis, ILL.,, between the ,aIough y.
May and July 10 amounted - pan
a month. Within this period alOvoW IA,
riot Of May 2s, and the .oSecurrN N
slaughter OF negroes on july not N
Congressman johnson, n, =.
chairman, said the committee hsntuci,
TO It's inquiry TO the relation vs. lnA.
riots and interstate commerce 'e'"ssn n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-19
Krunns Prosecute Steel Thieves

AMSTERDAM, Oct. 19.-The krupp arms
works is bringing suits against sixty-two
persons. many OF them It's own employees,
for large thefts Of high-speed steel accord
ing 10 the Frankfurter zeitung. A special
court has been instituted at Essen to con-
duct the trial, which promises important
deyeIonn1ents
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-19

Of ali kinds be purchased in their own coun-
try. The manufacturer from another coun-
try is not even allowed TO submit proposal,
unless the home manufacture is unable 10
supply the required materials in time"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-19
"sam Brown" Belt Barred

WASHINGTON, oct. 1s-The Sam
Prown" leather belt with its strap over
the shoulder affected by some American
officers in imitation Of the British and
French, ofncially has been put under the
ban by the War Department.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-25

ylosne slowa: "Nie straszna
smierc pod wodza kaplana, ktory
bitwe rozpoczyna z Bogiem.
w obozie ME ma k~oSciola, trzc-
ba przeto gdzies W wiecej bezpie-
czncm miejscu o}tarz zbudowac.
Jamy kapitan6w s}uza W takim
razie "a kaplicc. kiedy nickiedy
sluchaja zo}nierze mszy sw. PREY
stepuja do Stolu Panskiego W
zrujnowanych koscio}ach napoty
kanych W marszu; W tych tez od
|prawiaja sic zalobnc nabozenstwa
"a poleg}ych. w pewnej wiosce
natrafiano ia zrujnowany do po-
lowy koscio6l, zolnierze uprzatneli
gruzy i odprawionem zosta}o ma
bozenstwo, W ktorem uczestniczyli
dwaj jeneralowie, $50 oficerow
r66znej rangi i 5000 zo}nierzy.
Niejaki D.. pred wojna ME
grzeszacy p~oboznoscia. wiecej vol
nomyslny, opowiada, re kate
drze W Rheims W nocy pred bit
wa siedmdziesieciu kap}an6w-zo}-
merry, stojac Tub siedzac ia pod
lodzc, Gala noe s}ucha}o spowiedzi
Widok ten tax Ia MIN podzia}al,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-25
UCzMY DzlECl NASzE QYrAC, PlSA(
movie PO POLSKU.
Pokoj ludziom dobrej wolf

W lichej Szopie W noe zimowa
Ma owianym sniegicm Swiccic,
Il gwiazda z}ota ponad g}owa
PrzySzlo T. nicba Bozc dziccic.
Przysz}o Z nicbo dziccie Bozc
Ma t. ziemie smutkiem zdjeta.
przynioslo zlotq zorze,
,)ak na wiosnc uSmicchnieta.
Mech sic wszclki Dol z}agodzi,
Wszelka troska mech zadrzemie
sam Pan Jezus z nieba schodzi
Ma uslana Snicgicm ziemie.
20 ubogich bladzi chatach,
Do lepianek niskich kroczy,
Dajc bicdnym sen ia kwiatach
Rzuca W Serca ear uroczy.
DO nedzarzy sic usmiecha,
Otoczony promieniami,
"Jcstem 2 wami'' szepcc z cicha,
"Po wick wicklow bede z wami.'
.juz odtad, ~czlecze wszelki,
odkupionys i zbawiony
Przez Milosci chryzmat wielkiej
Przcz Krzyz Meki okrwawiony.
Pic>n IN lace i Ia roll
Brzmi dzwiekami uroczymi:
'Pokoj ludziom dobrej wolf
| ma niebie i ma ziemi."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-25

re ME oporal sic g}osowi sumienia
ii stanal W d}ugim szercgu peni--
tcntow.
, w bitwie pod Marine zginaf milo
dy klerk zajety podnoszcnicm ran
nych I'd odleg}osci ME wyzcj so
stop cd nicmieckich row6w, pad}
!ranny z modlitwa M ustach; cd
limestone 60 do pobliskicgo lasku,
gdzic kaplan : zolnicrz udzielif
mu ostatnich Sakrcment6w Sw. u
mierajac wyrzekf: "Powiedzcie
moim. re umieram W Bogu. Mech
,}aska Boska pozostanie PREY boja
cych sic Stworcy zo}nierzach.'
! Take jest usposobienic francus
kich zolnierzy, TAXA re%ligijnosc W
obozic a zas}uga tego kap}ani ka-
tolickicgo koscio}a, kap}ani : oby
watcle, kaplani zolnierzc. | ktoz
wobec p~owyzszych obraz6w smic
zarzucac katolickicmu klcrowi
brak troski o lud, o Ojczyzne.Tyl
, ko wyrodck. Mech przyjdzie do
WALK o wolnoscc naszcj Ojczyzny,
kler polski gorszym cd f%rancrs--
kicgo mic bedzie. =,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-25

CZY JUz DQsTALIscR wasz
kalendarzM aryansi ma rok1918ty
jeieli ME to przyslijcie nam va
sza prenumerate napgz6d q kalen-
darz bedzie wan poskany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-25

ZONE - mySlaf - urZaQZanla
|"Gwiazdki" a IA przysz}y rok,
to juz jego rzecz W tenn, ably chic
pax sam juz ME wierzy1 W zadne
(anioly dzieciatka ftp.
Byle tylko Jasiek wyzdrowial.
Knew naplynela Jak6bowi do
serca z niepokoju. Ostatnie kilka
dziesiat krokow przebiegl pedem
|prawie W kilku susach przesko--
cyl schody i wszedl do mieszka--
mia.
Przyslonieta Tampa rzucala sla-
BIO swiatlo ia pok6j iJak6b trud
noscia ]spostrzeg1 re DIR. K. nachy-
lony stoi mad 16zkiem, z nateze--
MEM ws}uchujac sic W rzezacy cd
dech dziecka. Anna kleczala PREY
l6zeczku z twarza, ukryta w do
mach.
Jak6b ME m6gl slowa wym6--
vic, jek tylko cichy wydoby} sic
z jego piersi, gdy zobaczyf blada
Jaska.
- Uspokoj sic pan rzekl dok
tor powstajac - zrobifem wszyst
ko co bylo W mel mocy i skazuje
nauka, reszte pozostawmy Bogu.
On jest dobry i wszechmocny!
Dziecko W tel chwili zasne}o, jeze
Ii sen potrwa d}uzej, chfopiec be
die uratowany. Jutro zaraz Z ra-
ma zn6w przybede; teraz pora mi
wracac do domu, gdzie oczekuje
mnie rodzina z Gwiazdka.
Doktow wyszedf. Anna podnio-
s}a sic z kleczek, ably mezowi PREY
rzadzic posilck, lecz Jakob tylko
|reka skina}, re jesc ME bedzie.
IGardfo miaf poprostu sciSnionc 2
lzalu i smutku. Poszcdl do Okna i
czolo oparl o zimna szybe.
- Zc tez nawet ten doktor -
myslaf o Bogu powiedzial z 60.
rycza - cz}owick przeciez II.
czny mogl go pocieszyc pc.
dobnym frezcsem: Bog jest dob.
Try! Czy widzia} kto kiedy tcgc
Boga, zstepujacego ma ziemie, a
by pocieszac smutnych, ratowat
konajacych?
Jak6b drgnaf.
Vice i jego syn umrze? mic &C
uratowac ME zdola?
Biednym wzrokiem potoczyl ia
kob doko}a. Jasnosc bila re wsz.
stkich okien, Z przeciwka docho-
dzi nuta piesni: "W Zlobie ley
ktoz policy koledowac Ma}emu'
Dzwieki pieSni budza W piers
Jak6ba echa 2 lat dziecinstwa.
l on kiedyS wra z rodzehst-
wem koledowal Mafemu i dis ,je
szczc odczuva, jak drga}o mt
w0wczas SERGE mi}oScia ku malen
kiemu Dzieciatku, co W stajni lie
zalo IA sianku W towarzystwie by
dat.
A jego syn, Jasick 49, nigdy ju;
koledowac ME bedzie? nigdy Jul
oczki jego ME b}ysna radoscia na
widok "Gwiazdki''.
Jezu jeknal - jezelis napra-
VIDE zstapi} ma ten SWAT, ratu;
mnie! Me zabiera.j mi dziecka!
/ dusza Jak6ba rozp}yne}a sic
wv zalu Gala istota swa rwa}a sic
do stop Jezusa.
Bog jest dobry i wszechmocny
Jak dlugo stall Jakob, pograzc
my W myslach san ME vie, gdyi
zapomnia} o wszystkiem, co go o.
tacza}o. czujac tylko slime prag-
nienie: odrodzic sic ma nowo "
wierze i wraz z iona postanowi]
wielbic odtad Boga.
Wtem .ciche kwilenic doszlo do
uszu jego Jak6b drgna} i schyli]
Isle do }6zeczka Jasia.
Dziecko patrzylo IA niego smut
nie lecz - przytomnie.
- Tatusiu - szepna} Jasio -
ley Gwiazdka przyjdzie do mas
Dzieciatko Jezus spi W stajence-
anio}ki Mu spiewaja.
TAX synu - Jak6b przemo-.
ca t}umi{ CLOS, ably ME krzyknat
z radosci - przyjdzie Gwiazdka.
Bog jest dobry j tatus kocha Go:
tax, jak i ty Jasiu spij spokojnie.
IdzipcinO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-25
T~.@S-
Cr-~--s

sic ksieze, bysmy umierai mezniie
i otrzymali odpuszczenie win, jail
je sobie winowajcom naszym Cd
puszczamy. lego uczucia blogie:
,radosci ME oddalbym "a reszte
mego zycia. Bo i z%aiste, czyz moe
bye cos piekniejszego, wiecej bu
dujacego mad widok dusz korza-.
cych sic pred Bogiem i b}agaja.
cych odpuszczenia win?"
Amerykanski correspondent ma
francuskim froncie przedstawia
jak obecnosc kaplan6w W obozie
oddzia1ywa Ia wojsko.
Ma tygodniowy urlop wr6ci} do
domu Adolphe, kelner W restaura
cyi. z wesolego dotad chlopca stall
sic MAJ powazny, wiele myslacy,
ida sic rozumiejacy swoje obo--
wiazki. Piers jego zdobi krzyz o.
trzymany "a mestwo. Opowiada
on co nastepuj e:
"Jedenastu mas pozostalo W ro-
vie, wszyscy oficerowie padli, pc
zosta} wachmistrz a ten byl ksie--
diem. Czekalismy jego rozkazu do
Walk. Kaplan pelen Ducha Boze.
go W te do mas odezwal sic slowa
"Ch}opcy ME wolno nam stcho-
RYE, staniemy do ataku, ale
wpierw pojednajmy sic z Bogiem,
Wszyscy wiecic, re jestem katolic
kim kaplanem. Padnijmy ia kola
IA, odm6wmy gloSno akt Wary d
dam wan rozgrzeszenie. Uczyni-.
lismy jak rozkazal. - poczem Ia
jego komende uderzylismy ns
wroga. u wycieczki wr6cilo mas
czterech, kaplana : wachmistrz;
wsrod mas brakowaio. - Ia wy
cieczka przypiela krzyz Ia mojt
piersi.'
w boju ksiadz jest nieustraszt
ny i swoim przykladem fnnych dc
mestwa zacheca. Serca zolnierz,
pelne szacunku ola kap}an0w mi
losci wzgledcm siebie, sumicni,
czyste i spokojnc, gdyz kazda bi
we poprzedza otfzymanie rozgrz'
szenia, malo jest takich, kt6rz,
padaja bcz pojednania sic z Bo
giem.
w obliczu smierci, katolik roz,
ME co mu p%otrzebne. - Najpierv
pojcdnanie sic 4 Bogiem, potcn
pokrzepienia duszy Cia}em Zbawi
ciela. w czasie pokoju do Komu
Iii sw. nalezy przystepowac nacz
czo, zolnierzowi ma chwile przct
atakiem, W obliczu smierci. VIA
tyk sw. czesto podawny bywa
pc przyjeciu posilku. Niebezpic
czcnstwo smierci udziela teg,
przywileju. Raj zolnierz padni'
do wiecznosci wstapi, drogi pow
rotne.j ME masz. - Kt6z, W kin
til jeszcze iskierka WARY, zapom
nia}by duszy, odwazy} sic obra
zac Stworce ciezkimi grzechami?
Obok kapfana : zolnierza ma
szerujc W rowie wiejskie chlopie
wyraza pragnienie p~rzyjecia Ko
munji sw. nazajutrz rano. Kt6;
vie, co 60 jutro czeka? Ksiad;
~zaleca mu %odprawiac spowied;
sw. pc drodze i dziwi sic, re chic
pie ME wyznaje smiertelnych tyl
ko p%owszednie grzechy. Czyz nit
masz mic wiekszego do wyznania
- pyta. ktozby W obliczu smier
c; odwazyi sic ciezko Boga obra-
zic. Zo}nierz jesli ME ~strzela, t.
odpoczyna, mySlac o drogich Sci
GU W domn a zasypia z kr6tk;
modlitwa ma ustach polecenia 81,
Opatrznosci Boskiej.
Zamiast pustych mowow i "a
baw, s%prosnych piosenek - po-
wiada Adolphe - W okopach ka
plan rozpoczyna odmawiac R6za
nice, zoinierze odpowiadaja i piel
ma modlitwa setek p}ynie pod ST.
ply Kr6lowej Niebieskiej.
Ksiadz z Ouimper W nocnej pc
re zwyk} chodzic pc rowie i jed
nego PREY drugim zolnierza stu
chac s%powiedzi. Kap1an W oko
pach jest ola zo}nierza drugim A
niolem - Str6zem; wprowadz;
Ipok6j do serca, przychyla niebo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-25
:" anMsEl9ss 2 @@4fa +.:5gSIs-s
Chwa1a IA IA Wy.
s0koSci R|:|O.gu!

Byl to dzien sw. Wigilii, ciem-
ny i ponury, jak wszystkie dni
tel pory. Czarne chmury zwiesza
1y sic nizko,, mad swiatem zapano
wala cisza, gdyz LEGACY gruba war
silva snieg tlumi wszelki odglos.
Jedynie wirujace W powietrzu
p1atki spadajacego sniegu ozywia
ja atmosfere i nadaja jej wyglad
weso}y, nieomal %figlarny.
Ma ulicach miasta B. panuje
ruch ozywiony. Ludzie zdazaja
pospiesznic W te i owa strone, ma
wszystkich twarzach widac ozy--
wienie i wyraz jakoby radosnego
a.. tajemniczego oczekiwania.
Utica %fabryczna zdaza do domu
pan Jak6b Molinek, maszynista.
Spicszy sic take lecz napr6zno
bys szukaf W twarzy jego swiate-
cznego radosnego wyrazu. Oczy
.jcgo bystre spogladaly zimno pro
sto pred siebie a z%najdujaca sic
pomiedzy niemi gleboka bruzda
nadawala twarzy wyraz zacietos-
ci.
Pan Jak0b idac sp%icsznie z re-
kami W kieszeniach paltota, ME
zwracaf najmniejszcj uwagi ma
przechodniow i bezwzglednie po--
tracaf o paczki zawiniatka, odbie
rajac W podziece niechetne spoj-
rzenia albo mrukliwe uwagi. Via
domo ~przcciez, re zakupna swia-
~tccznc wymagaja szczeg6lnej O.
str0znosci i p Observation-Disclosures
nic MONA nogi utracic drewnia-.
menu koniowi, albo wcalc i g}owy
rozbic jakicj wystrojonej lalce'
Lecz pan Jakob ME miaf zrozumie
mia ola tego rodzaju uczuc i ma
stroj6w swiatccznych. Widok O..
bladowanych paczkami matek
, ojcow wywolywa& drwiacy II
lSmiech ma jego ustach, Il nawet
gdy W jedncm z okien ujrza} piel
wszc "Boze drzewko' jasniejace
mruknaf z pogarda: glupcy! Par
. Jak0b ME wicrzyf W te "szopki'
Dobrc to ola starych bah i dzieci
alc czlowick d~ojrza}y, oswiecon!
mic idzic ma }cb ~"ksiezych bajek'
|Swieta owszcm bye musza, DO czlt
wick ME bydle, zcby caly rok be;
przerwy pracowa} ale poza ten
zadnych legend o Bctlccmach st,
jenkach ftp. pan Jakob ME uzna
wal.
Jezeli dis p. Jakob osobliwi'
spicszy} sic do domu, to bynaj-
mnicj ME ola jakiejS tam ''gwiazt
Xxi" drzewka Tub ~wieczerzy wigi
lijnej 2 nicod}acznym op}atkiem
. Ca}kicm lima ku temu byla PREY
czyna.
Otto synck jcgo ukochany, ia
sio .jcdynak. ciezko lczal chory
Lekarz stwierdzi} niebezpicczn!
zlosliwy krup i ia dis wlasnie z
powiadaf przesilcnic. Dobry, ser
deczny CHOP ten DIR. X. kiedyS o
bydwaj ma jednej }awce, jak tt
m6wia, siedzieli, poznicj zycie icl
roz}aczy(o: kolega poszedl wye.
sciezka naukowa, OH Jakob, ia
Isle mlota, i dziesiecu palcami wy
kui sobic stanowisko W zyciu.
Me zazdroscil koledze z la'
Idziecinnych bynajmniej ME wszy
. scy przeciez NIGGA bye doktorami
a on ME %najgorszy j~eszcze lo'
w~yciagna} ma loteryi zycia in
nym gorzej jeszcze bywa. On III;
Ichleb dostatni, zone hoza i ko
lchajaca, syna - to Jasiek jegt
najmilszy! zebys tylko przetrzy
mal chorobe! DR.. X. zaja} sic min
gorliwie, Anna ME odstepujac DIE
cka chorego ia chwilke, z ten
, wszystkiem jednak-
Lecz ME, to bye ME moze nigdy
lyle przeciez dzieei przechodz
; krup szczesliwie, dla czegozby ia
sick w}asnie-
Kiedy pred kilku dniami DIE
lcko z~achorowalo Jak6b prawi.
rad by} temu. z niechecia patrzy
on ma to, gdy Anna trzyletniem1
dziecku opowiadala o narodzeni,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-25
MASH AGENCl

Upowaznieni So do kolektowa.
a abonamentu WiArusa haste.
ljqcy nasi agenci miejscowi:
ASHTON. Nebr. Michal Mendyk
sREMOND. Tex. NJ. C. Basihski.
FRIED. N. D.. A. A. Kaiser.
SRENVlLLE, 8. OAK. josef Gruba
INDEPENDENCE. Wis. Frank Wise.
MELLEN. Wis. Teofl Derdowski
NANTICOKE. Pa. Fl. Jablohski
LEO. MINI. Aateuss Bilski
OAK HILL. Mich. St. Poeorzelski
SILVER LAKE. Mimi. FIR. Waletski.
WARSAW. N. D. Teodor Wysocki
WILNO. MINI. Fl. Radsihskt
WILMINGTON. Del. MN. PotasseWski.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-25
Wide Black Silks on
Satins, Yd., SI.39

Excellent quality Black Silks
Satirs, splendid wearing quail
rich black finish; all pure silk:
value. Included at this price
40-inch Crepe de Chine, 36-inch 4
saline. 36-inch Satin de Chine
inch Taffeta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-25
Sport Influence
Displayed in
Neckwear

not gay, but attractive, simple
and unusually charming.
Collar and Cuff Sets of Japa-
nese silk with Bulgarian effects
on edge. Set, $3.50.
Large Jap Silk Collars, in plain
white and also the popular spring
shades, such as Shadow Lawn
green, American Beauty, gold and
Belgian blue, $1.50.
Collar and Cuff Sets, $3.50.
Large Pique Collar and Cuff
Sets, in new shapes, desirable to
wear with coat suits. Made of ex-
cellent quality. Priced at $l.00
and $3.50.
Pique Vests for serge and silk
dresses. Priced at $1.50 and
$3.50.
lain Floor-Lansburgh &
Bro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-25
Black Oriental Habutia
From 69c to $1.75 Xd.

Here's the fabric you have been looking forthe fabric that
spot from fade from perspraon Absolutely
and shower proof Full inches WIDE plain black only POD
for waists and dresses n
Mai F1oor-Lansburgh & Bro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-25

36-inch New Sport Striped Chit
fon Dress Taffetas and Satin de
Chine in splendid assortment of
light and dark colors. A $3.50 value,
at, a yard, 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-25
School Dresses.
$1.48, S1.95

For children to IA years of
age. They are made of gingham
IN plaids and stripes; shocked
yokes with Russian or plated
skirts. All OF these will wash we'll