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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-25

Camp gsnItot GOrt gtIep. RAN,
$tb8.
Camp Trdbls. Bort Gam &onacn
Eetds, $tb6.
Camp Sndiun, Columbia, e.G
$t57.
Camp 0oOae, Ses @Oines, SO'so,
$15S.
Camp wseoOe, annupoIts Sruttion,
'Dt6., $t5S.
Camp Sbermort Gbilicotbe, Ohio,
St64.
Camp Upton, gapbmt, Gong 81
lamb, $t65.
Camp Dir, 8risbtstotuH 81. g.,
.$t67.
Camp Grant, 0odforO, SI., $i70.
Camp Depens, glper, glaii, $t82.
Camp Guftcr, Battle Greet, @iidJ.
1882.
0ieie 8obIen btIoen etneu 8B,iI
zines Budgets, oos oas ariegsbepar.
tement benz @eriDiaigrre.Gommitte
oes Observation-Disclosures b%orlegte
ais es Inn @el0 fir bic ausitattunf
uro alisbiloung ser Rotionalarmeel
eriuhte. Gs rptr0e fem b~eionoerel
8eriud gemaht, ben llnteridlieo u
ben Soften Der Mushil0ung Der ein5el
men 3ablen sur a%itsbiI6ung Der etu,
5elnen SoIoaten Der niten glrmee 81
erfIdren, ober an6ere u%rterbreitetl
l8abIcn erfI1ren 0as @ebeimuiB. 8ieIi
Ser feitgeiesteu ausgaben ialo Tn
gau3en 2auo gLeih nber anoere ftni
Itarf berf1ieoen. Sn r~egul0ren Dor
r6tben, garraden un6 Guartieren
GhieBpIdben unO GIeibung iiebt MAJ
feinen eroBen uHteritie0. aber il
goiten pie 8oiier uno aloafen, be
6enen Die Nutlir 6es @eIduoes elmer
pihtigen Saftor biloet, 3eigt iid gro
he 9erihie0enbett, oesgIeihen i'm 5al
ron StraBen, 8erften uno Drainage
Sm SaQ BON SoIpifalern, neI6e &c
BAIT ODER repnrirt neroen miifien, be
MERIT man einen groBen ltnterihieo
Camp 1uniton in Sort aiIep fam
6oIpitGLer IN qutem 3uitanb un6 er
for6erte oesbalb perbdItntBm1Big &c
rtnqe augIageu. 8as @leihe traF il
Ganp Berbon in atIanta 5u.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-25
Hutbe Steu3 In 5rantreid.

Bas bur6 bic Qmeritonii6e Rot6s
areu3 = gsieaiddft fir bic Sinber in
5rantrein srreg9t Miro, 5eigt Ith in
Der folgenosn aabetospsids, bic ebsn
BON Maior GroDion %. 9. murpbn,
BEN &ommifdr bes aot6eu 9rsu5es
fir 5rautrei6, geIanbt iporben lift:
,0as meOi3iaiids 8ert fir aiH0er
bos bic Qmeritaniihe Ratbe areu3s
@eieaI6aft in Soul uHternommen
bat, fonb feline fDrmeLIe GrDfinung In
QnpeIenbeit oes Prdfsttsn beg Depars
tepents, Ron 3lpel 9snerdlen Der frats
s0Fiden Qrmee, besS tnators bss 9es
temeats, DON 3pei Geuerdten Der frans
f6er Qer3te una arantenpdrteriunen.
Die Frun30IiI9e unb bic ameritanti6e
5lagas ipuroen Dor BEN nsuen Bod
itsingebdabs auFgebiBt, bdB bon Der
Frau30Fiasn aeaierung CUR Inter
tunft fir bic ainber erridttt purbe.
Der grdTett oantte Der ameritanis
Iden aoi9treuj : geislidaft rpdrn
fir tire ollie fir bic timber.
Ser Heue Stab, beftebenb aus
mebreren G~pe3taIiIten in ainberErani
beiten uRo is arantenpdrterinnsu
uno Ge6ilFinnsn, 1T an Der 4rbeit IN.
Ter Der 2eitung bon 8r. Se6gpid,
BEN 9roFsFor fir ainoertrnntbe4sn
Der llniperFtdt ron Mlinnsioto. Gin
GROCER Difritt bintsr ben Qinien an
bieIer Gteae If gt5pungsn poroea,
ole Ginber nah itfertn 8ldben 81
briaqsn, uno mt6rere bulOert &ins
Der bon pDmp,n unb Gouorb, Der ma
b~eliegsnben Stdote, bic Ti6 fat betdns
btq inter 8ombenangrtffen bsfinotn,
Tnb unterIu6t porbsn uub perbeu
aus i6reu 2uflItten In 60blen nod
BEN a[nle in 3rul 10 i4nea nie m6gz
LID entfernt.
aDas Dert beg bon oer Qmtrifmis
fden aetben artu3 : GeieuIhoft eins
geri6tetan 9oipitaIs lit bs0eutenb
bur8 bag GeI6snt zines ainberhoipi-
taIg Don einem ameritaniiAen aoms
mittee oergr0bsrt porben. 8ieies So
Tpitul nit so Qetteu pirD Tdon aus
eeifattet unb nirb Der W~littetpuntt bes
omeritaniItxn Rotbe areu3 DobI-
fafrtsDertes fir bas gan3e Depnrts.
ment in mleurtIs Il Woietlt nsrbsn,
bds ber3Iid bon BEN grdfstten btss
TeIbm inbOFirt fpirb.
,8R Rothnsnbigteit zines FOLDER
WertsB III dberpdIti8snb unb BIZ
QmsritaniThe gotbe arsu3 GeIenIdnfi
Ieitst Don bitftm MitteIpuntt in 3ou.
aus stne et5ieberiids aampagne iibsr
ainberz 59giene un6 9erbitungsmaB.
rsqslu, ntl6e tie 86rfer unb groBa
3uftuttss 4fDIe fir ainber in 4anct
unb pompeb unb anbsrsn beua9bar.
ten Gtdbtsn trreidt."
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armeefDften

Die ausbiL0ung zines SoI6dteh 70.
itet in einigen GbeiIen Der Ser. Staa.
ten mebr ais in an0ereu. Gies mag
cem 2aien eig~entbintIid eribein N,
peIder oentt 0oB bic 5ol6nten in e.
ner @egeno nidt mebr folten ioafer
ais in elmer an0eren, oa bic Hegierunq
gcrratbe fir ale 8beiIe oes Qan0eos
3u gleiaiormigen Breiien fault nf
ii6eraa Die gleiden Saldre be3atlt
Ole bofiten Soften pro aopf tei eei
a~usbiIorng Der Solbateu betraget
S182. @adigan uno RaIinhuiett.
nit Camp Gutter nn0 Camp 3cbur.
iteben nit 6ieier 8nbI an Der SpiBe
Die a%ugbilottns foitet on wcnigi..er
in @mericun cate, Sab, NC BE so
item MIR $f42 pro Wann fino. Nil
aeben hermit eine Sfald Der berfd;ie
oeueu Soften:
Camp 9gDis, american 9afc
Sab, $t42.
Camp Gee, 8etersburg, gd $f4s
Camp 8oblor, 9ouisDiae, Gb.
Is149.
Camp @orooH, atI0nta Ga. Sif6
Camp Rtte 9ittIe @od, arf.. $t5i
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-25
Sas gferO INNER md naeut'
bebrlihcr sSaftor inn ariege.

grob Der bieIFa6en @srpenOun8
Der motorfubrpsrse atler Qrten TN
arieqe unb trOboem in ben artsgs'
na1rtdfen uno Ghlahteni dllberuti4
aen bsute nar penig mebr BON Dem
pfer6, geIproden fpirb, TIT es rl1n1tr
no6 elm unentbebrIi9er Beitdnothsll
btr mobernen arisgfiibruns, benz sS
fann Stromt 6urdpnten un0 Ilh dber
IdIamm5ebedtt Wtge hintptgdrbelten,
fbo Elm Motor beRtmmt ltsdsu Getben
mabte, Die armten miiHsn Iid TINS
mer nod gum sroBen 2heil btnit1ts
lid Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aif bds
gkrb unb bet WanIeiel osrlnheu.
6enn nur bisIen geIingt ss. iibtr 5st'
Id,oFenes Geldnbe. 6urd Grandtsa,
iratsr uab oergIeiden 6tnoetniHs nad
ben porberften Ghibengrdben burf'
3~ubrtnaen. % 9auienbe Der 5hIere
BEN ariegs gum Spfer gefaacu IinD,
bat man int Grnntrei4 unb Staiien
befonbers DienFabtRilungen or5ants
frt, bsnen bic Htttung uub Pflege
oerpun6eter qFerbe iibertrassn it, SIN
Den tigens fir bic pe%rtpnnosten BIER
fiiBler trri9tsten 6oipitdIer pirD Die
fen glsfiierten ebeufu groBe &uta1trt1
Iamteit gei6entt, ME ben peripunoez
ten 5pI0aten. IN Jranireid fino ote'
ie Spfpitdlsr cine Gebsnsfpirot9tttt
bes griegsi6auplascs gttporben. 9iele
Der qFerbe unb Mauleiel tamsn aus
ben Ger. Gtaatsn, Die IdlteBIta gum
9ferbemartt Der Melt tpuroen, Se
orpB mar bic 4bfubr Der 8hlers mad
europa, bab man es fir nDt9i9 Fano,
ben aongreB Inn cine 8srptliguna
eon 100000 sur G6rhsrung Oh
mnetitaniI9en qferbe5uht a~n3Ags4en
aaum bate Der arisg besonnsn, aIa
1rantreih unb gn9lunb game 500
ren pon @genten bisrber ididttu, I'M
gferos unb MduIeisI ouf3uEoufsu lrt
man i4GBt bic 3dbl Der nab Der
RriegsfhnpldBen eefanbten pfero,
onF $4,000 unb BE Der MaulsIet 1ui
$4,000. Dir Der. Staten btIlBsr
INNER nod 100000 YIerbs, ,ttpt
Elm GGnFtsi aner pfeube Der Dslt
bod Iiuo biels fir bic fafpere arisgs.
arbeit nntdugItd. Gin gutss arfnee.
tpFtt ourhF6nitttid ben i'm LsBter
:Sabr. be5obltsn greiIen ~ = Ut.
thetIen. ettDd 1914. brnnsrsi4 ia
ptsIeihf bic metiten Der 9bters &c
tanft. beun es be8nblte bur4Ihnittltd
S237 Der Slid, England S2l8 uni
annoon S148.
Don Der Role, Delde bds gfsrb IN
artsoe INNER nod fpielt, fam moi
lid einen gegriff maiden, psnn nal
bort, bah bic sr9liIds armes 6eitan
6io 100000 Bic 100000 qfsrte nd
fbfa bat, unb fpsnn man btbentt. bal
VF.roe ben Qnforberungen bic be
ariea on Fe ItefIt. nur tDenigs Dohsi
entIpreben t0nnen, pirb man Osrlie
ben, SaB INNER nod mehr nhb neb
Qferbe perlongt fDsrosn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-25
BeraisFraufbstteH

goeben fin6 6ie Reiultdtc eircr
enIpeftiou bon 1870 9rudereien 1T
6en iieben gr6bten St1oten 0e8 Can.
6eB oI5 Bulletin SIT. 200 bes BIT.
reau Of Qabor Gtatiiiides, L. 9. De.
bartrnert Of gabor, inter Dem Eftel
.6Bdnen 6es 1rudergeiperbes" per'
6ffentlidt mor6en. Gie llHterflfilna
natr0e unternommeit Inn berals3u.
ftn6en, tpeIde Ginflifie 6as 8orbaH.
6enIeiu BON glei NIB anOereu giftigeu
5ubftan5eu in Grudereien ausilbt,
rn6 ale GtBetbeiten Der Srouitrie 3u
beobahten, melde eitleu unulIttelbd'
rem GinfluB olf Die @eiun0beit babeiL
aae gro3tfie beim Grnfrn,
GdriftgieBcn eEngeihIoiien, puroen
Tmoirt. G8 ptroe feitgeiteIlt, BAH
Die 6eu grudetn 6robenben Snitpt'
aefahren, beion0ers BET SanoInt,
Mono. unb 2inotppegteBen, Gterep.
tnpiren un0 Gteftrotnpieren in 9lei
un6 4ntiutouituub, in BEN 9iinIten
Acknowledgment gIei8 un6 tn aohlens
mpuorio bon @usbrennern Iiegen;
ferner in fLiidtigeu Betroleunt, ODER
aobIeutbeerpro6uften Bic gum Nei.
nioen Ser 3Dpen um0 8reBroaer ge.
brouft merbcn; in G%erpentin, Der
gum fel6en 9mefe gebraudyt miro;
In aniIin6I un6 m5glthertpeiie AUDI
IN Sol3aIfobol un6 aoblentetrnh-
LortA, ais 8loQer . Meinignnqsmit
tel eebrQudt; in Gauge gum 8aifeu
Der G1pen uno Gornen unb III Acs
roleiu6iiniten, Die Iid entruideIn, tuefin
NIT 9raderftpdr5e beoedte 8ppen
bebufs g%tuitmeI3ens erbitt tueroen.
1ernerbin lit oas 3rudereauerbe
ungeinno, neil es III geIdIofierRt
Mdumen betrieben miro, Die oft mit
lhledter 2uFt erfiiQt iino, neil Der
fleine auhpon6 pbBiiiter 4nitren'
guno lit Ginning Der 3frfulation
Iuno GmpfinoIamfeit gegen adlta
reiultirt utto neil bic 8irflng dii
Die gerDen 9roB it, Der geridt
seigt, 6ab ame%rifaniide Druder tuelt
mebr Der 1uberfuloie nnterporfen
nlo ais ionftrpie beiddftigte Nan.
ner.
Ole llrterIudttng BON 200 Drtif.
tereiorbeitern TT Bolton un0 Chicago
ergab, oab mir 90 ODER 46.5 qrosent
frei maren bon benierfensDertben
5pmptomen nnaegrtffener geiunobeIt,
oaB bic i6rigeh 107 nttt geiuno ud.
rem un6 is uon oieiu an droniIfer
gleinergiftung litten. aranfbeit er.
Betgenoe 8uitinoe ultroen in 1870
Der beIihten anlagen angetroffeti. OBJ
mobl nh I'm ongemeinen in oen lestcn
Sabren cine geiieturig Der ianttdren
8erhdLtnifie b~enersbnr gemadt babe.
Bon 1900 Dts 1915 erb0hte fd]
6as Durdfhnittsalter Der Nitglie.
Der Der international Typographical
Union bon 4t.25 auf 50,84 Sabre.
gde ansahl Der 9terbefdne bon
1893 bis 1897 mar 206t, uno poi1
igt3 bis 1915 faIt bic eleide, bod
mnren IN erterer gerio0e 66.S Bro
aent Der g~erftorbenen inter 45 Sab
rem in Der Iesteren 0dgeaeI mn
E3S.9 9rusenten. Gle 3dbI Der Tooes,
If0ne an 1itberfuIoIe bertnin6erte itt
bon 3f.2 Wrosent in 1000 alF 1871
RrOsent N 1915.
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aa6ns qtaanofe.

Grisfen, oos Ghredensfino, bat
In Der Slide bittere Wonoelu genaidt
@liidIidertDeiie mir penie, ober bod
oeruia, un ben Heinen mangen tn Ell.
nen qgfpiHeu Nufrubr 81 brinpeE
S.onunerno lduit Der Climber our
Shutter.
aWa.mo~a-o.@ heuLt er in entfeeIl.
den GIaget6nen, i'd CLAUDE, min
Bald bat mlanoeleut5iinoun9i"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-25

I'm 8inmel.~
Gtatt aaer anttucrt nobm Der
RrimtnalfommiTidr, bn bos abeno'
Ellen in5uifden beeuoet mar, 0us
Rtno nuf BEN &hcB.
yDoriiber ioa iih metn SCREENS.
ttRo Den 4opf ntht 5erbrehen, Lab
Dir lieber BON Der gutter Enrte eth
f9oues W1rfen er51bleu, tUdhreno
fie DID 3n gett brtngt."
DasuH, nas gi6ts21 Dos Isbterc
galt einem 0~ieuitmdo6eu bus an
tbn berangetreten mar.
Gin &err @iae rl6dte Sie ipre'
den
Ger aommiTar Iebte 6as RiuS
nie6er ur0 erbcb Iih. als Der gefi.
der, Scr Dem MGoden sefolgt iein
uutBte, aud ftor auf bic 8ern1oo
trnt.
,ah mein Iie6er Serr Rriminal'
SoHuiTiar, oer8eiben Gle bic Sto'
rltrg, i'd polte sic MIR I'm eine
tIstne Gusfunit bitten"
Sic iin0 mllfommen, $err @iae
Geitatten sic, meme Grail"
grtig b~erbeugte iih Der BODICE
Dodiene 9eiuder.
i limb 0as lit rpobI bns 6rduIeir
Todter2 QomnL fIeiues GrdltIein
alb mir einmoI elm Batidbanoden
Isle beiBeIt 0u oenn2"
.aettp 8enbe~ fIang es fInr I'M
6eutIih SIT benz louiben6eH M}annc
beriiber.
@ar e8 m6gII6l gein ain6.
Scenes noblgenabrte, gttgefIei6eh
un6 umbegte Sinh ieiue Eodtcr
Ser Mtann, BEN ct tuie nifts in bel
Welt baBte, bate Tid srbarmenb iet.
neg ain0es angenommen uuD es Dit
iein eigenes aebaIte1t Sem &in6 II
eiuem bebaglideH &eim, umiorgt
umbegt ME reiher 2eute ainoer!
@r bate bic 6dn6e fpie in Gdan
oors 8eiift geidIager, un6 aIs Ell
tie pie6er tpegnabm, iaBeH 6rober
auf Der @eran6o nir nod @rager
un6 iein geIuder.
gQein, mir haben feline eiaenef
ain0er", iogte geraoe Der ariminat
8ommiTar, rurlo neroen pobl mad
@rsipru9 bes ar3tes olth feline b.
fommeu. "a mir bei0e aber 10 iebl
finoerIieb limo. BADEN mir ms EN-
GfIaaet6hterhen gerommeu, un0 Ell
febr Iiebes, glites Riro lit es."
sic lift DobI cine feline 8erpml0tI
bon 9bnen?"
p91ett, iie lit ms nidt oertp1ubt
Ole M}utter bat fie mir auf Die SeeI.
gebunoen, ebe iie Ttorb."
.un0 Ser 8ater2"
Ger artninaIfommiiiar ifaoiei
einen @ltgenblid, oann iaqte CT: &c.
Batter lebt nod. 9lber it metB nift
no er lit. SD bofie, er iflagt iih ir
qen0po ais ebrliher. auitarfoige
Menid ourds 2eben. Dag aino mel
inbeiien MIR, Dab feline GEtern too
Iin0 un6, 70 @oH pia, piro es ME Ct
mas ou0eres erfabren.
PIN nddften Gage Fan6 Der Grimi
n~al.aommifiar 9riger folged0c'
Brief IN Ieinem @rieffnften:
Sic haben ii1 meines ain0es an
~Qeuonrnten, ipabren0 ih i'm 3ufi
bnuie NOR. Sd adnfe Sbnen uno ST
rer 5rau 6dfur uno peroe beriuf,er
ein ebrlifer M1enif an fperben. lin
got iegne Gle u1tb Shire Trou bafiir
6dB Gle mad benz 9inbe geieben ho
Zen unb ibm bic 0abrbeit tiber feline
Batter uiht gefaqt baben.~
unter8eifnet mar Der Brief midi
aber Der ariulinal.q~ ommihar tpuBi
bod, pou mem er fam
3fpousig Sabre fb6ter fiel 9ett
Be1oe etn MANDATES 0~ermoqen a.
6as ibr EN- 8erDonoter namens III
quit men0e, Der Elm angefebener 8al
mer in 4ana6u geipeIen Dar, teitC
mentoriih biHterlafien bate.
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q. q. @bistp GrOkbansIsr

De 81. q. State BboldaIs aiquOt
Dealers aHottatiOn belt I'M Dals
bptf aForia stle SpsinITbung al,
In ipeIhsr ibsr sin ssbsibIt6ss gu
iammennirftn nit BEN 9eamtsn bes
Snlaubittusr > Dspnrtsments Bel Der
Observation-Disclosures bsr GstrdntsDor,
rathe be6attirt purbt. Die MitgIisotr
b.s 9erbonDss fd6btn ben @orratt
an bsbiairttn Gstrduten ouf zoo
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somattn anb Rartof

ftln an elmer 6taubs ge3os
geu. Das aunfffiid, aorteFfsIn
unb Somaten an bemielben Stod gu
siehen bat Soitpb 81. GtepbenIon,
6efretar Der agricultural qrepurebz
neB Qeague~ ferttg gsbrGht. SIN
Sri6ia6r nobm CT je flint Iomoten
uno adrtofFeIisblirge unD pfropfte
cine gatturq mIf ber onberer. DieTe
6Dbrioen gebiebtn ror3iglih. 8ieier
gaqe pur6en bon sirer gflon5e 30
prdhtiqe 1nmaten gserntet, uub als
nan nadsrub, Faub man an oeriels
ben 9flan5e sinsn ardnB fh6ner
gortofFeln an ben Wur3eln. Qddites
Sohr min Gttpbenipn biefs number.
Earen 61bribsnitBlings an ais6bdber
perfaufen.
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einfo6.

Regifeur gum 1irsttor): .. .gs
lit bod dugbri6li9 porsef6ritben,
hoB Elm aebratenes 6ubn nnf bic
8lhne fominsn foHi"
gtreftor: ID pirb nidts braas
ber aomifer Bat sinfoh breinuI
gsr enc best unb bdf6t rad BEN,
mas anb're ipisIsuo fsrtig brinseu.
Dir ssbsn tIus Der Raups mad;
,De aubre iosi mad G9nttttrlinssn
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-14
Learn Shorthand
The Door to Opportunity

Shorthand is the one sure way
10 the big positions In business
Hugh Chalmers. President of the
Chalmers Motor Company. was a
stenographer a few years ago. So
was George B. Cortelyou, Presi-
dent of the Consolidated Gas
Company OF New York: Col II. p.
Bope, Vice-President Of the Car
negie Steel Company; William
Loeb, Jr.. President OF the Albany
Southern Railway Company. and
many others. Women have also
made notable successes via Short
hand. II is said that Miss Kath-
crime Harrison drew $40 900 a
year as private secretary TO the
late II. II. Rogers. OF the Standard
Oil Company. Miss Mary e. Orr,
a director of the Remington Type
writer Company. began her career
as a photographer. and so on.
Shorthand opens the door TO the
very best positions IN business,
but IL is important that you be
thoroughly prepared. Let us tell
YOU about the Beacon way. Read
the Beacon catalog. Get II az
once. Then make arrangements
20 begin your course without de-
Law. As soon as you complete II
we will help you secure a POSITION
where the opportunity Tor rapid
advancement exists.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-14
Another Old Saying
Written FOR The Evening Journal
BY JAMES T. cRozIER.

Here's a sentence, it's not new,
Grin and bear IL.
If some things 50 wrong with you,
Grn and bear H.
DO not nrurnmr or complain,
Perhaps they may return again,
Even should il cause you pain,
Grin and bear IL.
II some friends should you forsako,
Grin and bear IL.
II you have some little ache,
Grin and bear it.
Such things will happen anywhere,
Even here in Delaware,
Should your cash be rather spare,
Grin and bear IL.
Should your coal he nearly out,
Grin and bear e.
And overcoat is up the spout,
Grin and bear Il.
Other men are fixed the same,
You have the ticket TO reclaim,
Some day things will come right again
Grin and bear il.
II you have a scolding wife,
Crn and bear il.
Recollect she's yours for life,
Grin and bear g.
Should YOU get home late some night,
You know she's always fun OF Tight
Just lett her talk til broad daylight,
You grin and bear IL.
It's hard 60 call back words once said.
Grin and bear It,
You hear me say It.
Perhaps you'll think this is poor stuff
Prom J. r. G. its rather tough.
II that is riclt Two wrote enough,
Goodbye, I say it.
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bill. but the motion was lost by a
vote OF % to 6.
Calling Mr.. Boyce 70 the chair,
Speaker Hail took the floor and made
the following statement:
Il was here two years ago and
voted dry on all bills. I feel that
way now, but I think that section 3
should be cut ont. II we are going
10 be dry Let us be dry I think the
amendment was offered in good faith
and viii vote for IT,"
The amendment was then voted on
and was defeated by vote OF 10 yeas
and II nays as follows:
Yeas-Ahern, Bucking CHAM. Collins.
Connolly, Cross, Jones. Kersey, Mar
vel. McNabb, Prickett, Rash. Tarbur-
ton. Webster, Welsh, Speaker-l5.
Nays-Boyce, Burris. Chapman, Gull
yer. Green, Gregg. Gruweil. Hall, ID.
c., Hutchinson, Killen. Lewis. Loose.
Messick, Pert, Prettyman, Swain, Tin
dall-17.
Wanted Referendum.
Tho clerk finished reading the bill
when Mr.. McNabb offered his amcnd'
ment to submit it 20 the vot, rs q The
two counties before it goes into elect.
/ Mr. Hutton, being allowed the privi
! lege of the floor, again stated that h
doubted tho constitutionality Of such
an amendment.
/ Mr.. NlcNabb replied that he had worry
little hopes Of having the amendment
adopted, but that he had found out Just
what no wanted 20 find out. Your so
called local optionists are not that Of
( all, they are prohibitionists. Local op
/ ton is only a cloak for them. That wa.
my idea in Offering the amendment e
bring out this insincerity.'
Representative Welch, Of Susses
county. stated that last Sunday ll2 Of
as fine citizens as there are in Delaware
waited on him and said they voted th'
saloon out, but that they did not want
/ the anti shipment bill. I'VE are opposed
20 saloons, bat do keep wine IN ON
homes" Mr.. WEIGH said they told HIM.
Tho amendment on roll call was lost
% nays TO Q yeas.
Mr.. Jones moved that further consid
Grafton Of the bill be postponed unit
today az O'Clock, and this motion wal
also lost.
The bill was then placed on It's fna
passage. Mr.. Loose, who introduced u
made lengthy statement setting ou
the need of an anti-shipment law.
Mr.. Connolly caused sensation wheI
he announced that he would suppor'
the bill. In doing 30 he said; "In voting
on this bill want 20 DO consistent, TAI
and honest. offered two amendment
in good faith. The people Of Kent ant
Sussex counties don't want a bill al
stringent as I wished TO make t." Mr.
Connolly said he wanted 20 bow to th'
most supreme power, the vote Of TIL
people. but to be consistent, fair ant
honest. 81 viii support the bill" Th
announcement was greeted by applaus'
from the temperance forces.
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For Sale

Five frame houses on Queen ST., rooms;
FOR investment.
West Second ST.. between Jefferson and
Madison. two Groom houses
Lancaster Ave, between Scott and lincoln.
three 9 rooms, bath aud porch.
Lombard 81, between fifth and Sixth.
rooms and bath home or Investment
fifth 50, between Lombard and Pine Q
rooms and bath home or Investment
Third 81, between Poplar aud Lombard,
3 rooms and bath; home or invotiment
Fifth St.. between Pine and Spruce. 2
rooms no reasonable offer refused
sherman 81, nine Q rooms and bath
houses; always rented.
Poplar 81. between Third and Fourth
basement, rooms, priced low.
dupont ST., between Tenth and Eleventh.
six rooms and bath, IN good condition.
tlaymont 81, between NHndevor Ave. and
22nd ST., four rooms and bath.
Claymont and 22nd St., apartment. two
rooms and bath pays well.
bath; make offer.
Pine Sc, between Vandcver Avo and 2and
st., three 10 rooms and bath heat and porch.
New Castle Ave. between A aud Sts
two rooms and bath; very reasonable
Linden St.. between Harrison and Frank.
lin, two rooms and bath.
Linden and Franklin Sts store. 10 rooms
and bath, good huiness location
Washington Street Bridge two dotaohof
houses, 10 rooms and bath, porchcs. hol
water heat. hardwood floor one has garage
have properties in all parts % city foi
homes or Investment, small or large.
WILLIAM KITCHEN
Real Estate and Collecting Agency
Rents Collected. No. o06 Orange S.
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TO CELRBRATE. ANNIVERSARY,

Washington Fire Company. No. z,
will celebrate its seventy-seventh an
niversary at the German Hall. We'd
nesday evening. February 21. The
officers are: President, George II.
Johnson; vice-president Wilmer A.
Green; secretary. James NJ. DECKER
son: treasurer. James II. Yates; COM
mittee on celebration. Clarence r.
Pyle, chairman; William b. Hyland,
Paul Fredericks. Gerald j. Farrell.
Horace l.. Vandegrift. Dancing will
begin at $50.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-14
ARTISANS RANK ELECTION.

At the annual meeting OF tho menu
bers OF the Corporation OF the Arti-
sans Savings Bank yesterday morn
ing, the following board OF managers
was elected for tho coming year:
James p. Winchester, John II. Dandy
Alfred d. Poole. Ohio Rowland, Joseph
l.. Carpenter, Thomas II. Melvin, VIII
Kan A. Mode, Edgar l.. Haynes, Rob.
ert d. Kemp. Alfred B. Moore. Charles
r. Wollaston. ]. Danforth Bush, vii
liam u. Thomson.
The board Will meet this Afternoon
for organization.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-14
NEW SUPERINTENDENT NAMED

The trustees OF the workhouse at
meeting yesterday afternoon ap-
pointed Chester +. Cullen. Of Kennett
Square as farm superintendent to MI
the vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton OF w. W. B. Arkcoll The re-
mainder of the business session was
devoted to routine matters.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-14
MISSION SOCIETY OFFICERS.

At theannual election Of officers
of the Woman's Home Missionary SO.
ciety of Union NJ. E. Church, held at
the parsonage the following officers
were elected: President, Mrs. Theo'
dore w. Frances; first vice-president,
Mrs. Anna Smith; second vice-presi-
dent. Mrs. Lille Rodgers; third vice
president, Mrs. Thomas BiscOe; re.
cording secretary, Mrs. J. II. Brinton
treasurer, Mrs. William Robb; CORE
spending secretary, Mrs. Daniel Jes'
fer
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BUFFALO Bills SHOW
WILL Be PERPETUATED
Nv The United Press.

DENVER. Col, Feb. 14.-Although
the dashing figure Of Buffalo Bill never
again win dash into the ring, Buffalo
Blrs Wild West Show" will live. In
corporation papers or the company
have been filed with the Secretary OF
State OF Wyoming, by Mrs. W. r.
Cody, the coloners widow, Mrs. lrma
Cody Carlow and Johnny Baker Il
was the last wish of the colonel that
the famous Buffalo Bill Wild West
Show be kept alive.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-14
Mr.. SIMMONS IMPROVES

Homer c. Simmons. clerk OF City
Council, who has been IN for several
weeks. resumed his duties yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Simmons has recover
ed from his illness.