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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-26
Il NEW LONDON, CONN.

Pieciu OchOtnik6w wyjechalo o--
negdaj do Bridgeport, ably zaciagnac
sic do Polskiej Armii, kt6ra wyjez-
dza do Francyi.
NazwiSka ich So nastepujace: S.
Gwiazdowski, r.. NadClny, B. Can
tarz, ". Podeszwa, A. Ba$ciak.
Stamtad wyjadQ oni do Kanady, a
pOtem do Francyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-26
Y BOSTON, MASS.

W b6jcie ma p%okladzie jednego z
okret6w %stojacych W boston. por-
clio pokraiali marynarze nozem Joze-
ia Loniaka, kt6ry pochodzi z Krole-
silva Polskiego.
Walka miedzy marynarzami TRIVIA
IA tax dlugo, dop6ki ME nadeszfa
policya. Loniaka Zabrano do szpltala
,,Sturgis Hospital" W Hull. Ma on
ma ciele z CORA tuzin ran zadanych
nolem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-26

Fzod narodH pr=es Harod ola
roro9u. ME =ginte : powierschrt
Abraham Lincoln
1855 -
AeSowie sianu wsSedsie zSG-
dzGjq sic ~ @daniu, &e must fst-
nice sjednocSona, niesaleSnG
samoreqdnG Polsk2.
Woodrow Wilson
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-26

upCiIllS DSHl
ME, a jednak taxa
~sposobnosc sic ma
darZa iutro w ma
stepnych apte--
kach: VIM. Swobo
da, Ashland i Mil
waukee AYES, Hot
finger Drug and
Truss Co., sol Mil
wauke e ave-, '.
Bardonski, l206
Noble St., Lip
schultz Pharmacy,
1885 W. North avu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-26


zaleje znowu kraje walczace o
to, by zatrzymac poch6d SEA-
lenca, a ocalicSwiatu sen pick
ny.
Francya, Rosya, Anglia,
W4ochy. LAZY krew do wyczer-
pania. Gf6d je gryzl. Miodziez
ich gine}a, a hordy szalenc6w,
wciaz wznawiane, szturmowa--
iy do BRAN WolnoSci.
z cafego Swiata cywilizowa-
nego wzni6sf sic okrzyk:
,,Ameryko, ratuj nas!"
Ameryka zaS usiysza1a. Ia
wezwanQ zosta}a ponownie do
spefnienia Snu, do ratowania
Marzen ludzkosci. Pc latach
800 miafa Staremu Swiatu po-
Wr0clC sen WOlnOScl, WyWleZlO-
ny IA s1abych okretach zaglo-
wych do wybrzezy swiata nowe-
so.
Przeznaczenie spoglada W
.przysz}os6 i robi przygotowa-
MIA.
Skoro nadejdzie chwila po--
woiania MEZA, przeznaczenie
go posiada. Cd lat Przeznacze-
ME hartowa}o W Ogniu i przera-
bia1o w retortach meza, kt6ry
ma usfuchac zawezwania, kie--
dy go p~owo}aja.
Pred laty siedmiu pewien
MAJ, przekroczywszy juz wick
sredni, codziennie szedf do
swej piracy nauczycielskiej.
Dostapi} byf juz pewnej skro-
mne,i sfawy. Pozyska1 niejaki
rozgfos Ia polu pedagogicznem.
Ale on sam nawet sqdzi1, re je-
go karyera W oznaczone wesz-
la tory, re bieg jego zycia juz
SciSle zostaf o~kreSlony, re Cd
przyszfosci niewiele wiecej O.
czekiwaG moe, niz przesz}oSc
mu da}a. Me marzy1 o wick
szych zaszczytach, 0 wiekszej
Slavic. Moze spodziewaf sic, re
,jego nazwisko zabfySnie ia kar
taeh tytu4owych nowych dziet
pedagogicznych, - ale napew.
no ME wiecej.
Lecz przeznaczenie ME byfo
tax Slope. Przez lata ku}o ono
tego mega, ktory miaf sic STAG
narzedziem W reku tego pre-
znaczenia, gdy nadejdzie po--
wo4anie re strony Swiata.
Wypr6bowa4o go W pFomie-
mach politycznych zwad / "a
mieszek. Zasiadf IA krzesle gu
bernatora wielkiego Stanu. Po-
tenn nar6d powo4a} go ma urzad
najwyzszy ma swiecie. Zosta}
prezydentem swego kraju. Te-
raz niezawodnie sic okazafo, co
60 czekalo.
Lata upfywa}y. Po}owa Swia-
ia zanurzyia sic W d}ugiej nocy
zniszczenia. Nakoniec nadesz}o
Cd ludzkosci zawezwanie do A.
meryki, by ratowafa ia cd sza-
lenca. Ameryka zas us}ucha}a.
Ponownie pojawi}o sic zawe-
zwanie MEZA, tym razem ME
tylko re strony Nowego Swia--
ia, ale re strony Swiata cafego.
/ znowu Przeznaczenie by&O 60
towe.
WOODROW WILSON by1
tym mezem przeznaczenia.
Niechaj, kto moe, ida sobie
sprawe z romantycznoSci Wy
darzen W dniach, kt6re przezy-
wamy.
Pred laty siedmiu Woodrow
Wilson byf prezydentem uni
wersytetu Princeton. Kilka
lat przedtem by} uczonym pro
fesorem prawa cywilnego, a
powaznie przys}uchujac sic re-
cytacyom swych student6w, 70
wnie powaznie / sumiennie "a
pisywa1 i'm dziesiqtke lub osem-
Ike lub zero wedle tegO, jak ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-26

~ meczone i zbolale stopy czuJa
Il. ME zwykla ulge pc uzyciu
IL Slon's Linimentu - ME wcie-
raj, Oh sam wsiaknie 1 usunie cler-
picnic.
Czytszy niz kleiste plastry i t4uste
maScie i ME drazni twej skory.
Miej pod reka butelke Ia D0le
reumatyczne, nerwowe, ma podagre,
potluczenia, ~zwicnniecie, ma Dol re
bow i sztywnoSG miesni.
w kazdej apiece butelki pc Zoe,
SOC i $1.00.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-26
UWAGI.

W Pittsburghu, Pa, wycho-
dzi staraniem American F'o--
reign Language Publishing As
ISOLATION" miesiecznik druko--
wany W jezyku angielskim pod
nazwq The New American.
Prezydentem, kasyerem i ma
czelnym redaktorem pisma jest
a. r. Libgardt; sekretarzem i
zarzadca Ray Sprigle. Jake
wsp6}redaktorzy figuruja: -
George Seldes W Londynie W
Anglii, Ivan G. Miliukow W
Piotrogradzie W Rosyi, dr.. G.
F. Raczicki W Nowym Yorku,
Albert Mamatey q. KostelSki,
redaktor ,,Croation Herald,
Chorwat.
Interestingly numer pazdzier
nikowy tego pisma ley pred
mani. PostanowiliSmy Czytel--
nixon naszym podac W przekfa
die ustepy z pewnych artyku--
low tego pisma, ktore szczeg6l-
ME mas zaje}y.
&
Jeden z tych artyku}ow nosi
tytu}: Woodrow Wilson, the
Worlds Man of Destiny; the
Leader of All Civilization
Jest on zbyt diugi, bysmy mo-
gil podaG przekfad jego W cato,
sci; ~wyjmujemy z niego najcie,
kawsze diva ustepy.
AutOr artyku}u, kt6rym jest
sam redaktor naczelny, W pier,
wszej czeSci artykufu, obszer-
ME stara sic dowodzit We wste.
pie, re Ameryka przeznaezonq
jest do stania sic gwiazda pre-
wodniq Ola $wiata, dla marc
dow, ola cywilizacyi i re Stany
Zjednoczone W chwilach najwi!
kszych niebezpieczeGstw znaj-
dowaIy zawsze meza, kt6ry je
ratowai. Opisuje, jake zasfu-
gi po}ozyli, jake znaczenie ME
tylko ola Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych, ale i ola Swiata ca&ego
mieli Washington, Jefferson j
Lincoln. Daisy ciag artykufu
podajemy W tfomaczeniu dos}o-
wnem.
Sierpien - tyslac dzlewlec--
set czternastego roku.
W Starym Swiecie nowy
MAJ sic pojawi}. W zyiach je-
go krazy krew cesarzy, ktorzy
rzadzili ma mocy prawa krwi j
przemocy. W umysle jego pow
sta}o szalone ziudzenie, jakoby
by} wsp6lnikiem Boga. Ponie-7;
waz on sam jest szalencem
poniewaz posiada potege, pre-
to i innych wprawia W szalen-
stwo, tax, re mu wierza, gdy
m powie, re Bog Wszechmocny
udaje sic do niego o rade. Cd
lat czterdziestu wmawia{ to W
swych ludzi tax, re wszyscy O.
nj poszaleli, i szaleniec panuJe
mad SZalencaml.
Wolnos6 Ola niego jest RE
cza n~ienawistnQ. lime kraJc
starego Swiata ogarne}o stop,
niowo take marzenie, kt6re A,
meryke podtrzymywa}o przez
trzysta lat.
:;
Szaleniec wtedy pOwiedzla:
Swiatu:
To o czem marzyliscie, jest
snem tylko. Vase marzeniE
jest tylko mirazem.
/ ia i moi Bog obudza wa
z tego snu.
L szaleniec zebra} tych sza-
Iencow, mad kt6rymi panowa}
I dnia pewnego czternascie mi
lionow ludzi zatrzes}o ziemif
swymi krokami, kiedy pomasz'
rowali, azeby zagasic pochod
ME wolnosci.
Innego zas dnia maszerowa-
-l- ILL.,: IT,u--{
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-26

~ AGhkNGVAIA -
mistrzowskie filozoficzne i IL
terackie utwory.
Ale kiedy w6dz ten narodu
amerykaiskiego stana} wobec
zgromadzonych reprezentan-
tow tego narodu i ponownie wy
liczy1 krzywdy nam zrzadzone
przez szalenca Europy, kiedy
og1osif wyrok stanowczego po-
tepienia tyranii oszalafej, dzi-
kosci rozbijajqcej sic pc Swie-
Gle i zawezwaf swoj nar6d, by
chwycif "a bron dla ratowania
cywilizacyi, wtedy staf SIG raz
ma zawsze postacia swiatowego
znaczenia.
[ w~zniosfe to stanowiskO u
t~wierdzify Il niego dalsze doku-
menta p~anstwowe, kt6remi
SWAT obdarzy1.
Woodrow Wilson, niezajmu-
jqcy, zwykfy professor prawa
cywilnego, stab sic przyw6dzcq
Swiata. Potomstwo moze 60
slavic bedzie jake wybawce,
nie swego kraju, ale cywiliza--
cyl, ludzkosci ca}ej
Anglia takiego meza MIC po-
siada. Francya takiego ME ma.
Me ma takiego Rosya. Ami
Wfochy.
Ameryka staIa sic nadzieja
5wiata - DO posiada Wilsona.
W pyle i mroku fabryki a.
municyi W Pennsylvania, osmo-
lony 6gniami piec6w hutni-
czych, pochylony i przygarbio-
ny ciezka praca, mozoli sic Po-
lax. Jest jednym pomiedzy mi
lionami ziomk6w W tym kraju.
Me vie Oh mic o d~yplomacyi.r
Me zdaje sobic sprawy Z po--
wod6w wojny. VIE tylko, re
cjczysta ziemia jego, Polska,
krwia sic saczy pod tratujqcy-
mi obcasami walczacych armij,
re jego rodaczki stajq sic ofia-
rami najezdzcy, re jego rodacy
gina ma polach Walk, re dzieci
W jego kraju umieraja 2 g}odu.
Ale ma udzia} W Marzeniu.
Sny cudne go pokrzepiaja. W
przysz}oSci widzi potezna Pol
ske, kt6ra odzyskafa swoja
wielkosc miedzy narodami i
nar6d szczesliwy, zamieszkujq-
cy swe ziemie pod w}asnym
rzadem, - nar6d n~apowr6t
z}aczony. I marry mu sic ten
sen z powodu jednego cz}owie-
ka. Nadzieje ziszczenia MARIE
MIA pok4ada W jednym mezu z
poSr6d niezliczonych milion6w.
Nadzieja Polski W Ameryce.
W Belgii spostrzegamy ko-
biete. Widziafa ona meza swe-
go porwanego cd jej boku,
~przywiazanego do muru i "a
mordowanego przez dixie zo4-
nierstwo. Widzia}a swe dzieci
pefzajace ku jej stopom pc ku-
rzu z krwawymi szczatkami IA
mion i poodeinanemi rekami i
umierajace jak psy, umieraja-
ce ma drozynach. Ona sama 3D.
dana by1a ma passive hordom
Hun0w.
Widziafa kraj sw6j pustoszo-
ny, jak nigdy przedtem. Atty
la, Tamerlan, Dzengis Chan,
CT byli dzieGmi W okrucien-
stwach i okropnoSciach W po-
~r6wnaniu z Wilhelmem. Wi
dziafa pola, pracownie, kopal-
ME, wszystko niszczone; aycie
swych bliskich, Geese kobiet,
wolnoSG ziomkow, plugawione
W orgii krwi i zniszczenia.
Sama ona bliska jest smierci
gfodowej. Ale takze gdy chwie-
je sic, pada i umiera, a zo}dak
niemiecki kopnieciem ja odrzu-
ca, - Marzenie ja ogarnia. I
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-26
Cenny upominek ola
naszych czyte|nik6W'
Bardzo rzadkO, W miescie TAX
wielkiem jak Chicago, otrzy-
mije sic cos "a darmo.

Bardzo rzadko sic zdarza, ably W ME
Seize tax wielkiem jak Chicago, iIoHH
nabyc cos, co ma prawdZlWa WartOsc'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-18
WHAT IS THAT MILLION FORT

It Is a great disappointment to the
people of Iowa that members of the
na tcnal guard Of this state are to go
to the front unequipped and Of unsoi-
dierly appearance; that men must buy
their own shoes and furnish their own
clothes or go without change Of
clothing.
1t is the more disappointing and re-
grettable because the people of the
state highly approve spending proper
sums on the state soldiers. They want
those guardsmen fed, clothed and
treated as a rich and patriotic state
should treat It's defenders. The people
Of Iowa, who pay the states bills ap-
proved appropriation OF a million dol
lars Of their money for defense pur-
poses.
They are wondering what the million
was appropriated for and 10 whose and
what uses it is to be put.
Perhaps some state official will now
housed under the same roof calling at
tention to the fact that a million was
appropriated and that at least part
Of 1t might be applied to the comfort
Of Iowa eoldiers and the common de-
cency of the commonwealth of Iowa
better than on the expenses of bureaus
and commissions and appointees to this
and that. And mayhap the official ad-
dressed may toss the clerical BAH back
In the ancient game Of political "anty
over
General Political Poppycock should
bs Superseded by General Welfare.
Here's a chance for another great
state document to pass between the
,hochgeboren Of politics but the boys
going forward seem to deserve and re-
ouire some practical attention.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-18
THE DANGER OF uNFAIRmEss.

The drawing may have inequalities
and perhaps suggestions of incomplete
fairness in it. Without any manner Of
doubt certain inequalities will exist;
but the danger of unfairness is not so
much in the lists Of population or the
method Of drawing but in exemptions
There is no good reason why any
class Of persons, whatever their occu-
pations, should be given wholesale ex-
emption. This is an American emer-
gency and to be met by American cit;-
zens. Wholesale exemption of any
avocation or business would be radi-
cally unfair. One man Is like another
when the choice is for sacrifice and
for life and death in defense Of tho
republic or the waging of its wars.
stone unturned seeking exemption
from the service. 1t will require strong
and supremely honest men to pass
upon those applications. An examining
physician subject to influence, district
boards that may be more political than
judicial are greater dangers than the
lottery and its manner Of drawing.
The exemption boards should sum-
mon all fortitude and muster all fair
ness and integrity; for they will need
both.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-18
DOMESTIC CONVERSATION.

Well said he; Il see by the paper
that another crisis mas arrived in Rus
sla.' Said the wife of his bosom,
"Chain 3, fasten back to form a picot
and fasten to loop in 18th chain"
Why" said he, they're boosting
Bernstorff for candidate and adviser in
Germany" "Um-m M" says she;
Chain times, chain l. bean stitches,
treble in next space, join to Sd of 4
chain
"B jinks," said he: IF it's true the
southerners have padded the northern
census, something ought to be done
about it. What does Wilson mean let
tin 'em go on that away"
Says she, Three trebles under chain,
chain treble in treble to end. wide
turn, notch, slip over 3 and proceed"
Say" said he: Il put on that shirt
this morning and didn't notice there
were four buttons off until l got down
town"
Says she. Join thread to center of Z,
chain loop on inner edge, chain Is.
stitch from hook, form picot, slip to
center of LIST loop. chain for a double
treble"-and then he gasped twice and
passed away.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-18
THOSE ESCAPED LIONS"

The cycle of the escaped lion or tiger
,.s come round again. Somewhere in
Iowa men are being attacked and DO
m estfc animals killed by a wild. and
savage beast (which Is thought to have
ESCAPED from So and Sos menagerie.
AS MI. Wegg remarked OF Gibbons
Rome again we greet with surprise
and pleased recognition the good old
Rise and Fall of the Escaped Lion" Like
.,,a clown in the circus here he comes
again.
Breathes there man with memory
go dead that he can not recall the thrill
caused by the periodically escaped wild
animal scare? Every neis norirood has
had it. 1t began with the tale told by
some frightened person OF imaginative
tendencies who masnified a rowing dog
or a hog by the roadside into horrific
beast carnivorously seeking whom II
might deyour and spread a tale OF hair
breadth escape Or it started with
liar OF exceptional ability and willing
ness. However or whichever the tale
carried nobly. Mothers herded small
children close. big boys went to the
woods pasture early after the cows.
The common neighborhood hysteria de-
veloped. Parties went forth TO seek and
.lss1 AMI remained to "brizzle, chickens
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-18

filched from farms. Told about so often
it obtained general credence aided by
stories of those who averred they saw
its dim bulk and glazing eyes from
bush and covert. And so the escaped
animal scare ran its course, furnished
excitement for its time and finally
d4ed out to be reborn with the next
generation.
But it was exciting while it lasted.
Some of the hunting parties doubtless
SAW things but they would have seen
the same menagerie at home under
similar stimulation Old men. who had
been thru several "scares" grinned and
held their peace knowing the useless
ness of protest, And shortly all was as
tho no fierce carnivori had fired the
imagination with such pleasing fear
and furnish a holiday of not unpleas-
ant terror.
And now the lion is loose again and
every COW that bawls in the back pas
lures OF eastern Iowa is roaring lion
leaping on it's prey, barb wire cuts are
claw marks and the picnic woods are
African jungles. Send for Teddy and
his safari. Perhaps a lion hunt would
take his mind off the political pettiness
that kept him and his army division
out of France.
lsrsstaprk Il iklnnr' ocmfwypcmfwfim
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-18
Ripping Rhymes
ALI CAN HELP.
" WALT MASON

can not sacrifice a leg. as I'd do
with delight; no odds how earnestly
beg, they will not let me fight. you
are too old the sergeant cries, ito
90 across the sea: you have bum ears
and nisfit eyes, and govt and house
maids knee. We only want the young
and hale to swat the foe in France:
you are too fat and halt and stale
TO do stunts with lance can NOT
shed my rich blood beneath for
eigni moon: as warrior my name is
Mud, for I was born to soon But
there are fifty-seven ways in which a
man may aid the lads who fight the
Prussian jays, tho he cant WELD a
blade. You do not need a catalogue,
those methods to descry: II you're not
walking In fog, they stare you in the
eye. Each day see new ways to help
ARD give Red Bill slap: and so I do
not groan or yelp, that they won't let
me scrap. They will not let me bleed
to death where roaring armies meet;
they say I am tho short Of breath, and
have too many feet. l can not pile
my dead In hills upon a crimson field,
but l can help to pay the bills, for
am nicely ;hee!ed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-18

made Its greatest advancement In the
last twenty years, and perhaps 1t has
shown more remarkable development in
certain lines during the three years OF
this war than in all the years preced-
ing.
1T has demonstrated one thing, and
that Is that the statistics of the Boer
war led to wrong conclusion as To tine
results of operations. The statistics OF
that war seemed to show that opera
tons in abdominal cases more often re-
suited fatally than otherwise. The
present war, however, disproves the
correctness of these figures. 1t is OF
the utmost Importance to perform cp-
crations in such cases within as short
a time after the wound as possible, and
the improved facilities of transporta-
ton in the present war have enabled
surgeons to do their work with the
greatest dispatch
The chances now are greatly in ia
vor of recovery in cases Of abdominal
operations. "-Washington Post.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-18
HOW War s.ussI:A

The European war has taught many
lessons in surgery, according TO Or.
William Mayo, one OF the foremost
surgeons of the world, who is In Wash
ington as an aid to Surgeon General
Gorsas. DR.. Mayo expects to contrib
ute large part Of his time to govern
ment work, as will his brother.
Particularly in that branch Of surg
cry which relates to injuries to the
limbs has there been remarkable adj
vancement in the three years OF the
war; said DT. Mayo, at the willard.
AS result OF the experience many
thousands Of amputations viii be made
unnecessary in the future. There has
been q very large opportunity, OF
course. to MAXI progress in surgery
since the war started, and the progress
has been marked. General surgery has
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-18
Billy Bunny and His Friends

the iittle rabbit came to 4 bridge that
led across a brook, and who should he
see sitting on the bank but his friend
Denny Beaver, who built dams to make
nice ponds where he could swim and
build q safe house for himself for the
winter.
when ala you come here?" asked
Billy Bunny, for he hadn't seen the
busy little beaver for a long, long
while, you know. And when you meet
a friend a long distance from home
you are curious to know why he
moved.
Don't you known said Denny Beav-
er. "A woodcutter broke my dam in.
the Friendly Forest, so came over
here. It's nice and quiet mere. and
there aren't any woodoutters.
For the dam Is no easy thing to make
And I'm not working for fun;
It made me mad and It made me sad,
When all my work was done.
To have 1t spoiled and carried away;
So packed my things and left next
day."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-18

Let me think for minute just where
we left off in the story before this.
Oh, yes! I remember now, Billy Bunny
had just gotten his airship of the top
of the tall brick chimney and was sail
ing away thru the sky.
Well, he hadn't gone very far when
big hawk. Robber Hawk. his old
enemy you know, flew after him and
tried to pull him out OF the airship.
Wasn't that terrible? He couldn't let
go of the steering wheel for fear the
airship would turn over, and the
wicked hawk was 50 close that every
once in while he almost pinched the
little rabbit with his claws. So Billy
Bunny made the airship go faster and
faster, but still that dreadful hawk
kept right alongside
What shall I do?" said the little
rabbit to himself, and Willie Wind
must have heard him. For he blew so
hard just then that the arship and
Robber Hawk couldn't fly any more,
and the next thing that happened the
airship fell into l,ig tall tree aud the
rabbit dropped out onto a pile OF
leaves and hid in hollow stump. But
what became Of the dreadful hawk !
don't know. He probably was blown
SO far away that he couldn't get back
IN time to get Billy Bunny. And this
time / think Willie Wind helped Billy
Bunny ;,oo... Sa.,. you. for II 1t hadn't
been for him I don't know how the
little rabbit would have escaped.
Well, it was just about shutdown
when all this happened. So as night
was coming on, the little rabbit stayed
in the hollow stump, and when MI.
Happy Sun got UP the next day he
woke up Billy Bunny by poking his
golden fingers In his eyes and Billy
Bunny knew it was morning. 50 he
hoped outside and opened his knap.
eack and ate his breakfast aud then
he started on again. For what is ths
use Of staying close by an old empty
stump when It isn't home Ana sas
only place to really stay. unless You
|are q traveller. is home, sweet home.
Well. BY and BY. afteria lone while
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-18

InlS MlchdellS may not turn out TO
be much of pinch hitter after all He's
facing some mighty strong pitchers and
the best one of all is warming up to
go'i in
Might try grass and potato peeling
on that |. w. ". After d month or two
on the German diet work at wages
might look good to them.
Still awaiting that little mechanical
trick that sinks a boat by touching
button on the arm of the presidential
chair OF course the president would
want to press the button himself
If all the reports of men moved
down" were true there couldn't be
male above II years old left in Europe
It's now in order Tor Porto Rico TO
come over and civilize the U. S.
Maurice Connolly has been given
commission in the aviation corps. If
Maurice can't fly faster than he runs
he'll never bring down taube And
incidentally ii might be asked what
does Mr.. Connolly know about aviation
that should give him a commission?
Is it has experience in war or in poll
tics that brings the commission?
70
of a few companies Of guardsmen sent
here and there inside Of the state for
guard duty at prices. etc. why print
the more important fact that the guard
is to be sent to Deming?
A Topeka mother sold her daughter
for a dollar. Maybe she hired some
body to sweep and wash the dishes with
the money.
A million dollars is lot Of money
but it needs stable sort of man to
know how and when to spend il use
fully.
Taft should join the aviation corps.
One way TO double the meat supply
and shade prices-'is to go without it,
during the hot weather thus conserv-
ing health and flesh foods at one blow.