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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-13

nagnenje "a 'zapadno" kulturo. Ona strelja s
puSkami, moznarji, topovi, strojnicami, ona napa-
ola z bajonetom, ona ~potaplja ladje $ TORPEDO, ona
niece bonnie IL zraka kaj Sc pa hoce Sc wee "a do
kaz njene zapadne kulture9 Kaj pa je zdaj ma "a
padu merilo kulture druzega kakor ~uspeSnost V
ubijanju in mitevanju. To "kulturno' izkusnjo
Je Turcija naredila in prestala kulturnega razlo-
ga IA MEN izgon liz Europe torej nj nobenega.
Pac pa je ia zahteva zaveznikov nov dnvaz.
kako malo cenijo visa naeela, kjer govore intere-
81. Ali spada Turtija v Evropo ali ne to je pray
zaprav nacelno vprasanje. In odgovor bi moral
biti danes tax kakOr v6eraj. Pa vendar nj, ker Sc
ne gleda ma TAXA vprasanja z nacelnega stalsca,
ampak odlocujejo yednO interest o njih. "Zapa-
dina kultura" t o je lep napis ampak &c gre
clovek v stacuno in sc zanaSa ma napise, Sc BIO po-
gostoma prevaril in kupil margarine, ko plaGa
pristine maslO.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-13

Ameriski veleposlanik Gerard je. v Svici. TIA
navidezno malopomembna vest je vendar zelo
vazna, ker mas resuje vsaj enc nevarnosti. Fad
Mi teden so ~prihajale zelo vznemirljive vesti V
Washington. Pravile so, da zadrzuje nemska Via
ola Gerarda, ameriSke vjetnike 2 ladje Yarrow-
dale in druge Americana kot talee, dokler ne BIO
ma Jasnem o usodi n~emskega veleposlanika grofa
bernstorffa in nemskih, V Ameriki imterniranih
iadiJ. Prava uganka je nastala, ko so prihajala
nasprotna porocila, ena trdeca, da je Gerard re
v Svlcl, druga pa pripovedujoca, da sploh Sc nj
zapustl Berlina; ameriska vlada pa baje nj ime-
la nObene vesti cd MEGA.
ZdaJ Je ia afera, v kateri je tiGala resnicno
velika nevarnost, reSena. Gerard je priSel v ne
deljO OBJ 4. p~opoldne v Schaffhausen v Svici. kjer
so ga sprejeli ameriski poslaniki v Svici Pleasant
"A. Storal in diva zastopnika svicarske armada.
Ranun njeeovih uradnikov Sc ie 2 MIN odpelia-
10 ITO AmericanOv. OkrOg 200 Americanov, XII
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NeSt1 O

Sc MISC mogli izpolniti formalnosti, Ola hi dobili
pOtne liste, je sc v Berlinu.
Kitajska vlada je poslala NemGiji noto, " ka-
teri ostrO prOtestira proti brezobzirnemu vojsko-
vanju $ submarinkami, ker Sc postavlja s tenn V
nevaInost ~zivljenje in imetje kitajskih drzavlja-
nov. Nota pravi, da je re mnOgo Kitajcev pri-
so oh zivljenje, ker prestOpa NemGija dolocbc
mednarodnega prava. &c ne bo nemska vlada
vpostevala protesta, grozi Kitajska, da prekinc
diplOmatiGne stike z NemcijO.
Zadnie neuradne vesti trdijo, da ie Khajssa
res prekinila diplomaticne stike 2 NemGijo.
Japonska vlada namerava p~rihOdnje dni IL
dati ukaz, XII prepove japonskim drzavlianom
vsako trgovino $ centralnimi silami.' 10" '''o"
Neuradne vesii IL Amsterdama pravijo, ola je
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-13

Ameriskim potniskim ladjam Sc dovoli ne.
oviran prevOz skozi vojni pas. !,
Ameriskim tovornim ladjam, XII ne vozijo
kontrabanta, Sc ne bodo delale nobene sitnosti.
ZedinJene drzave maj ~oznacijo ladje, XII ne
voziJo kontrabanta, in vladna garancija Jim "a
janet varnost.
Svicarski poslanik DIR. Ritter, XII zastopa Sc
dag nemske mterese, je bill baje v ncdeljo PR Via
Oh IN Je ~izjavil, da je nemska vlada pripravljena
vzel v pretres vsako sugestijo Zedinjenih drzav,
nj Di bila primerna, da sc zavarujeio ameriSke
ladJe IN ~zivlJenje ameriSkih drzavljanov.
Vlada republike Uruguay jc V svojem odgo-
voru ma nemsko noto iziavila, da odklanja mace.
10 novega nemskega vojskovanja ma morju. -
Predsedniku Wilsonu je uruguayski zunanji mi.
MISTER naznanil, da Sc je vlada republic re pref
%lzJavila "a nacelo Iedinjenih draw, XII so preyze-
lie zascito nevtralnih interesov in pravic. u
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-13

ii zapadni kulturi. Ma to v~praSuje 'Ikdam" po-
%rogljlvo, ce je bila ~izselitev Tur6ije potrebna, Sc
preden Je vstopila V vojni krog."Ce je tako -
vprasuje turSki list kako 81 je tedaj mopoce
pojaSniti, da je angleska vlada Sc ma predveGer
vojne obljubila TurGiji teritorijalno nedotaklji-
vost? Zakaj nj Anglia tedaj Sc pred vojno zahte-
vala, ola maj Tur6ija zapusti Evropo?"
Turski list hi gotovo tudi sam znal odgovori-
ii ma to vprasanje. Izgon TurGije je postal v O.
ceh Anglije lie cato potreben, ker Sc nj TurGija
prldruzila njej; zaradi tega je postalo tudi mogo-
ce, da zahteva Russia Carigrad. &c bi Turcija So
delovala y zavezniki, ne hi nihGe V Londonu in
Parizu odkril, ola ie nedostopna zapadni kulturi,
"a katero pa itak tudi nj mixer zapisano, Ola ie
naJvisJa kultura, Xxi hi bila ma svetu mogoca. An
ghJa niti nina pr avin lkdam hi Sc il lahko Sc
malo bolt narogal. PRAY tenn, ola ie vstopila v
voJno kolo, je pokazala svoio sposobnost in svoje
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le. ln neOdvisnOSti 81 ne hi bila ohranila nit tedaj.
ce hi bila ostala nevtralna, ker bi Sc il godilo ia
ko kakor GTki, ali pa Sc slabSe.
Turska vlada menda razume muGni polozaj.
v katerem sc nahaja dezela, in zdi Sc, ola so 20
mladoturki sploh lie cato Sprawl ma vojno, da hi
j s TEN pridobili izgubljeni mOralni 'ugled. Kajti
druzega ne more Tur6ija V tel vojmi pa6 mic prido-
biti.
Tako ~porabijo sedaj tisti, XII govore V ME
mem imenu, vsako priliko, da sc nekoliko pcsta-
vijc, in tako je mladOturski list "lkdam" lapel
tudi Angliji pesmico, Xxi nj lie ponosna, ampak ina
V sebi tudi pray dobro namerjeno in opravi6eno
irOnijo.
kakor je 2nanO, so Zavezniki V svojih mirov-
nth pogojih, naznanjenih predsedniku Wilsonu,
navedli tudi zahtevo, ola Sc mora Turcija izgnati
IL Europe, ces ola Sc ne more nikakor n~similira-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-13
TurG1ja Sc roga Anql111.

Odkar je Turcija kot zaveznica velesil ma
vojni z velesilami, je znatno zrastel MEN uradni
ponos in njeni drzavniki so pOpolnoma opustili
tisti pOnizen ali pa vsaj rezervirani nacin izraza-
MIA, kateremu so Sc bill privadili zlasti, odkar je
Avstrija anektirala Bosno in Herzegovina, S ci-
mer Sc ie pri6elo ponizevanje TurGije. In odkar
morajo Turki pOmagati cello Nemcem in Avstrij-
Gem ma Min 1astnih bojiscih, Sc ie samozavest
Turcije Sc bOlj ~pOvecala. Centralne sile potrebu-
Jelo sedaj memo pOmoG in jo morajo hoceS no
ees respektirati; to pa porabljajo zdai njeni mi
nistri in casnikarji, da Sc tudi sami cimbolj STAY
liajo v ugled.
Ce Sc pogleda stvar natancneje, Sc mora pac
prznati, ola je to ugled, $ katerim Sc dejanjski
polozaj slabo vienna. Turcija je zaveznica Avstri-
le In NemclJe, ampak to zaveznistvo je popolnoma
pogOltnilo memo samostalnost. Seyeda he hi bio
mic drugaGe, ako bi bla postala zaveznica Angii-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-13

V1lJem pOzval kancelarja Bethmann Hollwega ter
vlsoke voJaSke in mOrnariske funkcionarje ma po-
sebno konferenco. Ugiba sc, da Sc bodo ma tel
konferenci pOsvetovali o novem naGinu ncmskcga
mornariskega vojskovanja in o moznosti, da bi
Sc 2 ncvtralnimi drzavani pobctali o izpremembi
doIocb V zadnii nemSki mott.
Socasno p~rihajajo V Washington neoficielne
veSti, ola hocc Nemcija povabiti Ameriko, mai DO.
da p~redloge, kako hi bilo mogoce prepreciti Vol
no. uradniki drzavnega oddelka praviio. da lie
odnehanJe od brezobzirne porabe submarine ne
lzogiben pogoj "a obnovitev priiateljskih odno-
saJev med obema dezelama; vendar so pa vesti O
nameravani nemski konferenci ~pomnozile upanie.
da Sc prepreci vojna.
Slisat' Je o predlogih, XII Jill ina baje Mem
ciJa pr'pravljene "a Ameriko. Pravijo, da oisc-
gallo sledece:
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pirajoe sc morilnim satrapom drzave, in da ne BIO
sluzil kOt najet morilec, Xxi strelja in ~pohablja Ella
ne delavskega razreda katerekoli druge dezele.
Treba je vpoStevati d~ejstvo, da so bill irski
delavci edini ljudje V Evropi, oziroma V dezelah,
Xxi Jill je Zadelo prOkletstvo vOjne, XII SO odkloni-
Ii boz na ukaz kapitalisticnega razreda IN zrpc-
catili svoj protest $ smrtjo; in nadalje je treba
vedeti, da je diva dni, preden je Anglia napovc-
dala vojnO, pozvala sodelavce V prizadetih deze-
lah, Ola maj Sc il pridruzijo i'm odklonijo vsako So
delovanje V vojni, bodisi z dovazanjem municije
in blaga, bodisi z ~orozjem.
Zdi Sc, da sc to historitno dejstvo namenoma
zamol6hje.
&c ~soglasate 5 tent ljudmi v njihOvem protestu
ali pa he, mOrate obGud0vati p0zrtvOvalnost MOI
in zen, XII MISC lie pripravljeni ziveti "a Stvar, am
pax tudi V slucju potrebe sami umro zanjo. Sko-
raj vsi ii ljudje, XII so umrli, bill ranjeni ali pa
zaprti, so bill ozenjeni in so imeli druzine, odvisne
cd Nth. Jim Connolly je zapustil zeno 5 sedmimi
otroci, Richard OCarroll zeno in pet otrok, Nj
chael MallOn zeno in Stir otroke, Billy Partridge
zeno in tri otroke. III ljudje so bill aktivni vodi-
telji uni, Obenem pa aktivni clani socialisti6nc
stranke, Torej priznate, da je odgovornost in
potreba pOskrbeti "a Nth drarzine, rcsna.
Gotovo so V socialisticnem gibanju tie dezele
mozje in zene, Xxi goje enake ideale, kakor so ii
mozie in zene ma lrSkem zivele in umirale zanje.
In treba le priznati, Ola je bill ma jSlaVnejSi dOgo-
dek V TEN karnevalu krvavih pohot V Evropi DO
zrtvovalna vdanOst IA stvar, katere zgled so bill
ii iunaki. Gotovo bcdo start sodrugi Connollyja V
tel dezeli sliSali klic njeeove zene in niegovih o.
trok.
Pozneje pojasnim natancneje delOvanje ir-
skega socialisticnega in strokovnega gibanja. VISA
kega neverujocega Tomaza V gibanju pa upozar-
jam ma 6lanek Charles Edward Russella, katerega
gotOvo ne more nihcc 0bdolziti, Ola je "a hence.
Xxi je nasprotno V tel voini izrazil svoje ~Simpatiie
IN stvar zaveznikov. PSoc liz Dublina ie pedal
svoje vti'kc, Xxi so bill razposlani V clanku News
paper Enterprise Association. Ia clanek ie bill V
dezeli namenoma zamolcan, da ne hi priSla reSni-
ca V javnost. Edna izjema ie bill Pearson Maya
zine. Pac so prinesli Ia clanek nekateri socialist
ci list kakor New York Call in drugi. V nekem-
odstavku pravi Russell: '7'
"Resnica je, da je bila vstaja delavska revol-
ia, in ma njenem dnu nj bilo mic druzega.'' <;
"Suho dejstvo ostaja, da je b;la V Svcjem te-,
melju delavska revOlta." b i.
: bi porusili vladajoci industrijski sistem in ustanoae
viii deIavsko republiko." '3''
James Connolly in ~njegovi ~prijatelji so Pc.
slusali klic.
Tia APPEL je incl biti izdan Y casu volume KAN
panic. Ampak ker smo cutili, da imajo sodrugi
V vOdstvu boja znatOn odgovornost. smo ga odlo-
Mli do koncane kampanje. Upamo, da oceniio Sc
drugi to.
Prispevki sc lahko p~oSiljajo ma naslov "Iri,h
Relief Fund, National office, Socialist Party, 500
W.. Madison Str, Chicago, H.
Evening journal., 1917-02-01

was 70 rebound from the ropes. after
being knocked into them, surprising
his opponent into an opening and
the force Of HIS blow with
the impetus OF the rebound.
Willie Ritchie used to save himself
punishment by using olive oil on his
body. Blows would slide from his
torso like water from a ducks back.
Kid Mccoy was one OF trickest
men who ever won fame IN the ring
He was constantly inventing new
ruses to work on his opponents.
Abe Attell won many OF his bouts
by out-guessing the men he was sent
into the ring against.
A few months ago. Billy Wagner, a
second-rater, almost scored a knock
out over Freddie Welsh by a ruse.
"You are losing your trunks Wag-
ner exclaimed, and Welsh dropped
his guard and glanced down.
Wagner was too surprised to take
full advantage of the opportunity OF
there would have been a new light
weight champion. AS II was he stag
gered Welsh with a hook TO the jaw
Evening journal., 1917-02-01
STRATEGY OF THE RING!
Big Battles Decided by SrelUdy CeUcry

Fooling the other fellow has been
almost as big an issue in determin-
ing the issue OF boxing bouts as the
relative physical merits OF the fight
ers themselves.
Quick thinking. combined with abil-
fly and maybe a little unsuspected
trick thrown in, have turned the tide
OF many a ring battle.
Some championships have even
changed hands through little trick
worked by an agile-mindod fighter at
a critical moment
A ruse which drew Bob Fitzsim-
mons into jim Jeffries' dressing room
before Their Coney Island hg0t uer-
haps had as much TO do with Fitz-
simmons defeat as the beating he
subsequently took in the ring.
Fitz was a middleweight, and al
though he had never seen Jeff, friends
told him of the CalifOrnian's immense
physique, which brought from him
the famous exclamation, "The bigger
they are the harder they fall
But when Fitz was enticed INFO
Jeff's dressing room a short time be-
fore their bout on the pretext of ar
ranging
doubt that he was shocked at Jeff's
great bulk lying, dressed for the ring,
on a cot.
Fitz was a gamester. and II he felt
any fear he kept It to himself, but
many Of his friends believe that Fitz
knew he was beaten before he climb
ed into the ring.
Jack Johnson was a crafty STRAIT
egist when cornered. His knockout o
Stanley Ketchell in the twelfth round
of their bout at Colma, in 1909, was
the direct result of his ability to thinl
faster than Ketchell.
Early in the twelfth round Ketchel
caught Johnson on the point Of th'
jaw, sending him down for the coun
of nine.
Johnson arose groggy and stagger
ing. Ketchell, elated with the visiol
of the heavyweight crown within hi
grasp. rushed in to end It,
johnson met him with a terrific LEI
to the Jaw, knocking him out. John
son had been stalling.
Fitzsimmons pulled similar stal
on Corbett in their championshi
fight in 1897.
One Of Bat Nelson's great trick
Evening journal., 1917-02-01
TRAPSHOOTERS IN
9Th LEAGUE MATCH
Wilmington Linked With
Springfield Team in the
Saturday Shoot
SPOON FOR THE
LOCAL HIGH MAN
sBY DOPEsTRR.y

Next Saturday is the day set for the
sixth OF this seasons Philadelphia
Trapshooters' League matches. West
Chester Is matched against Glen Will
low, and the race will be shot on the
latter's grounds In Roxboro. The
Camden p. r. r. Club. will have as
their guests the Clearview Gun Club,
Of Darby, Pennsylvania. The Chester
Blue Rock Club will Journey to Lans-
dale and shoot against the strong
lGnsdale Gun Club, while tho s. S.
Whites will take on the Highland
Shooting Association, of Edge Hill,
Pennsylvania, which club was defeat
ed by the Wilmington Trapshooting
Association, on the local grounds last
Saturday. The Meadow Springs Gun
Club will entertain the local club on
the formers grounds. at Springfield,
Penna. Next Saturdays match Is the
last which the wilmington IrapHhoot-
ing Association will shoot away from
home this season.
In order to reach the Meadow
Springs Club by train, shooters should
go to the West Philadelphia or Broad
Street Station, of the P. r. R., and
then change to the elevated. Ride 10
the end of the line, at Sixty'ninth
street, and take a Media Short Line
trolley TO Saxer avenue, or South
Springfield. Cars run every fifteen
minutes. The club may be seen from
the Saxer avenue station, and is only
a short walk away.
Those who desire 20 make the trip
by auto, should follow these direc-
tions. Wilmington to Darby, via
Philadelphia Pike; left at Darby, on
I.ansdowne avenue to Baltimore Pike;
left on Baltimore Pike to Clifton
Heights; at Clifton Heights turn at
Red Arrow sign into Springfield ave
Go down same to trolley line Cross
trolley and turn left into Powell's
Lane; pass quarry and run through
field to gun club. If the road is wet
IL would be better to leave the ma
chine at quarry. The distance is only
23 miles, and there is good auto
road all the way.
The management of the Whining
ton Trapshooting Association has
made arrangements for a sufhcien'
number Of autos to take their mem
hers to the Meadow Springs grounds
Those shooters who desire to avail
themselves Of this opportunity shoul'
be at the Market street entrance o
the dupont Building, next Saturday
nv 12 o'clock The autos will be wait
ing there.
AS an additional incentive for mem
hers 10 attend this league match, IN
Wilmington club will award a sterl
ing silver spoon to every man max
inc the team. A large crowd is eX
pected to make the trip.
Evening journal., 1917-02-01
PLANT NO. 3 FAILS
TO SCORE field COAL

. The Carney's Point Athletics defeat
ed Plant No. in a one-sided league
game at Carney's Point Y. NJ. c. A. last
night. 3S to 5. The work OF the Atm
letics guards was perfect, not allow
ing Plant No. 3 to score a single neld
goal.
Captain Stiles. Of Athletics lead tne
scoring, with Lindell a close second
Golden. the new center man OF the
Athletics, shows up well, and VIII
probably be there with the balance OF
the team as soon as he becomes accus-
toned to their style OF play.
Kolb featured for Plant NO. 3, SCOT
ing all their points on free throws.
The Carney's Point Athletics play a
picked team OF Wilmington Y. M. Z. A
Saturday, February 3, at Wilmington
Y. NJ. c. A. This should be an ex'
ceptionally fast game. Lineup:
CarnpV's Point Athletics.
Evening journal., 1917-02-01
Defiance.
Goals
TO LECTURE ON GAME.

p. A. Quarles, who will be the
speaker at the "Sportsmen's Night"
to be given by the City Club tomor-
row evening. will show by both lee
ture and picture how the sportsman
may create a greater supply OF game
animals and birds.
Evening journal., 1917-02-01
Goals
Madeley.
Goals

IOtdlS q
Fouls committed-Second Baptist,
12. Madeley, s. Referee-Follmer.
Tiinekeeper-Scott.
Evening journal., 1917-02-01
DID YOU KNOW

Never hit a lion over the head with
Evening journal., 1917-02-01

|, e
CITY LEAGUE.
, Norwood VS.. General Chemical, :
at Hagley. Referee, Munda.
> CHURCH LEAGUE.
BrandyWine VS.. West, at Han
over. Referee, Coward.
Emmanuel Vs. EpwOrth, at Han
over. Referee. Coward.
Friends VS.. Grace, at Settle
. ment. Referee, Gimmell.
INDEPENDENTS.
Second Baptists VS.. Y. NJ. H. A. :
in ReiSsman Hall.
Evening journal., 1917-02-01

H. Horsey. forward - 4
Totals ........-..... 10
Pennsylvania Military College.
Goals
Evening journal., 1917-02-01
BASKETBALL RESULTS
SCORES.

SCORES.
Eden, 2s; Hagley, %.
Second Baptist. Ss; Madeley, "a.
Delaware. 10; P. NJ. c., IS.
West End, 50; Defiance, 1e.
Shields shooting won for Eden ever
Hagley in a City League game last
night, % TO %. The first half ended
10 to 9 for Eden. Hagley pulled up
in the second half and with two min
utes 10 play Hagley was leading. Then
a was that Shields got busy again
with a pair Of two-pointers that Won
the game.
HaOIpV-
Evening journal., 1917-02-01
NEWARK WANTS A GAME.

Newark Academy being without a
game for February 3, would like to
meet any first class team in VIII
mingtOn. Phone Bell 134-R.
Evening journal., 1917-02-01
AMT
NATURE
WONDERFUL
HEALTH HUNCH.

HEALTH HUNCH.
When calling a fella twice your
size ''fat-headed idiot" it would be
advisable to drop on the 'fat-headed
idiot"
BOY!
Page that gent who had the secret
powder that, II mixed in a gallon OF
water, would take the place OF gaso-
line and sell for three cents
Page that high cost of living inves-
tigation."
DID YOU KNOW
A cold in the head may affect your
talking, but It doesn't hamper your
writing or spelling?
Never hit lion over the head with
Evening journal., 1917-02-01

a ball bat. A lion has a queer sense
OF humor.
Money talks, but that leak seems
to have a very sore throat.
Shuttle 'em upl
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AUTOMOBILES.
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FORD roadster: has been completely over.
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PORp for sale. almost new touring car;
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Phore 500 Coilinsvil,e Okla.
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East second strGAt.
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EMPLOYMENT
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HELPERS waited, Page Transfer storage
YOUNG man wanted between nge II and =?
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WESTERN Am0O
SunIpwly Co.
FoRD delivery car for sale. sa4 North

FORD delivery car for sale ga North
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FORD CARS
have fifteen good used Ford cars, tour
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Am going 10 leave Kansas City and must
dispose OF these cars at once. For further
information write or wire. Good reference
and satisfactory bill OF sale will be given.
William j. Glover, Ala West I2nd ST., Kan
sas City, No.
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orbitant prices. Good vegetables rot
on the ground. These things seem
impossible TO believe. but they are
true.
Tomorrow Marie Brown will tell
thrilling story Of her forbidden ride
in an airship over the battle iines)
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BOARD AND ROOMS
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS ID

BOSTON, S, l225-Nicely furnished mod.
ern housekeeping rooms. Phone 36sS'J.
BOSTON, s, lT46-for rent. two south
rooms, light housekeeping. Phone 4912.
CARSON. s, l125-For rent. three mod.
ern, well furnished rooms. Call ut resi-
dcnce.
CHEYENNE ~, 627-Two or three fur
snished light housekeeping rooms, modern,
electric lights. laundry, walking distance,
on car line.
ChENENNE, ", ll7e-Suite OF three
rooms, with garage.
CHryENNE, ~, 62e-lwo n odern furnished
rooms Tor light housekeeping Phone S53l.I.
CHICAGO. 3l6-Suite OF nicely furnished
housek keeping rooms, private entrance, con
Meeting bath no children. Phone sSiS.R.
CAMERON T.. lil--0ne horseKeeping room
for rent no children; IS.
DETROIT, n. I2i-fight housekeeping
rooms for rent. Phone 1920.
DETROIT. ~. 436-Housck eeping rooms
eseveral suites of two rooms each,
FIFTH, f.. l6i5-Two ligh, housekeeping
rooms. Phone 1869,
HODGE. T.. iai2-seeping room with house
keeping privileges; business lady pre-
ferred. Phone 1896
JACKSON s, ,li--Housekeeping rooms !;
close in; no children. Phon, $3.50
MAIN n. 620-Two modern light house
keeping rooms Phone 20t5-k. Call iron,
MAYBELL s, sio-TwO housekeeping
rooms.
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CASHIER--Wanted, experienced lady cash
icr. Cal before noon, 205 East Ihird'
COMPETENT white woman 10 take care OF
small children. Phone l4l3 Usage.
COLLECTION experienced collectors
wanted; references. Address Box I0ll,
care World ...
GIRL, Wanted, n competent white
girl for work in an apartment mornings
Phone 5462 or call 4lih South Cheyenne
GfRf--Wnnted competent girl for general
housrwork Phone Size
GIRL, colored wanted, 81 per week ser
wants quarters furnished.
HO.tSEKEEPER wanted; nice home Ad'
dress Box a.. West Tulsa.
HOUsEKEEPER wanted for man and two
children, on oil lease; good home and
wages to right party. Call in person, oo2
South Galveston.
uOir SEWORk-Wanted white girl TO do
general housework. Phone s79.J.
HOUSE SEWoRK-Wantcd, white woman for
general housework 3l7 East Seventh
Phone 8022.J.
HOUSEKEEPER wanted woman between 80
and IS years old, must be agreeable TO
children and have no encumbrences, reas'
enable wages. Phone 2079-R.