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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-20
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OCTOBER 90, 1917.
POTsDAM AND THE PRESIDENT.

Wilson's
people over the head TO have been fol
lowed b q aood OF resolutions addressed 20
By various commercial political bodies throughout
northern Germany. Those resolutions were pretty
much alike. The full text OF Of the most note
worthy have now reached this country. Here is an
extract from the resolutions Of the council of
Potsdam:
.'Fned with contempt, our citizens turn
aside from the shameless hypocrite who seeks
10 hide behind hgh-soundins idealsm his
anxiety about the blood money which he has
advanced his English colleagues in ideas and
in business and who in his blindness dares 70
suggest to the German people that Germany
should come to the help Of her impotent enc
nies by cutting herself pieces.
The crafty hypocrite Wilson who, with the
simple impudence Of an uneducated parvenu,
has the insolence to interfere in our domestic
affairs. may be assured that none but fools will
believe that our pitiless enemies giving
good advice when they try To embtter our
domestic unity The more they abuse
kaiser and our government, the more highly
viii our people appreciate the fun value OF
kaiser and government. which nothing could
replace Standing firmly and Loyalty together
kaiser and people will enforce the peace which
need.
The German people. whose deep-based edu-
cation In all spheres has led the van of human
civilization for centuries-long before United
States of North America existed-and whose
moral strength and technical ability
passed b. other people, can. if it were really
necessary. starve and die, but bow
their neck before victorious enemy. Let
Wilson take note OF that,'
This the reader viii note, sounds wonderfully like the
habitual illusions eminent resident of Pots
dam named wilhelm Hohenzollern Perhaps it in
spired by local we'll national patriotism.
Unfortunately the Potsdam councillors however,
events failed support their heroic assertions
they this eloquent and elegant message of
German unity the kaiser. we have had news OF an
instruction in the German navy, and widespread
though as vet peaceful civic revolt against the govern
reent hand picked ministry is assailed
from all sides The chancellor is marked for fall
and not a hand is held TO him. The head OF
the navy department already resigned Il has been
necessary dismiss the reichstag months TO
keep II from batting the government The German
socialists are getting back their nerve and growing
stronger every day.
maybe Potsdam hasn't heard of it vet. takes
for anything percolate through "deep-based'
Potsdam brain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-20
THE MELTING POT
THE COW.

people adored bul
That auadruped wass gifted with a heavy local. null
o a Of wins
long bushy whiskers other fancy tnngs
They him painted m md set i'm up ii
public hOnors his
has both poetry art
abored hard to getas
nat whimsical foolish TO the
Is in
we often how;
the which celebrates oil
a nd mild
Who refresh her cherished child
benefactOr a helpless
1 a a Il gided coat-ofar:ns
or
Arthur Brooks Baker
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-20
Sports Us. Anglo-Saxon Ideals

ONCE school, ded
y eating quite officially sports seems
longer necessary seriously consider Col Joe Suvan interview publish
republican organ calculating the repub
Hcan purely personal matter
apparent fall the
Billy Sunday decidedly conception things
ng broadening out by the mile mayhap ~eazening up by the
league" according o the angle which you
Four Keller citizens the Cfax school Mr. Martin
a man for mayor trained to o
serious side Of things; who thinks in the language OF the
thoughtful; whose purpose will be the uPif Of the com
munity rather than the entertainment and hlahty of the
frivolous govern that
But now what changes hath Mayor Keller wrought The people 1913
Mr. Martin the whom pleading but taking
Ae RyeP Park meeting Thursday night speaking for Dr. Carson nothing
I'VE want man for mayor who STANDS for all classes;
who has been through the mill; who is Tedblooded and
sports we suppose Of the human gene and booded perhaps
mayor splendid combna-
tor mpagn where the the hand that all for the
other way what
suppose MI Martin
government people thing
Classes place politics democracy they
eeeng then their place object Of de-
nuncaion, calling suppression stood
We don't that Stands for all classes for classes
for masses all people
averaging
respect for the general welfare.
The who Stands all classes stands against the just often
a stands 0 any
what all with Mr. Martins recommendation
Of Dr. Carson this by Mr. Rudolph Ackermann himself:
less of partisan complexion will, if indicted into
office always find oblging and considerable of their
needs-and willing any
with the public
needS'regardles
compeona things considered with the public
The thing to be served
Mr. Ackermann declines to be classified public official
whose "red blood especially believing in porwhehe
the gender masculine, feminine 0
Re will under obligations "sportsevdnly of the
classes Dr. Carson stands pledged to be especially COndde He will be
under obligations the promoters gambling he and vice cener
planned to succeed the saloon that it is going.
lie thinks and which
been the "boOkie gambling sharks
rendezvous less of baseball than he does owhoe
recreation the children people the ca modern
cesSty'.
proper
Grafton modern governments, and ditto Dr.
does a belief in Sports.
They usually get all they've coming without having be considered
adversely
And ed blood" that every mothers
she breads the thought daughter passing Through the
mill the Sports isn't the kind of red blood that modern
hood and womanhooi particularly
You better revise ideals Brother Martin upodae.
You're trying to play the politics according those old woaced
rules that don't well 1917 they did nwen say 1870
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-20

young men don't have to worry
about paying eight percent income
tax on a big wad Of post season
series prize money
o
BEAT 1T TOWARD PAWNSHOP.
Cop-Here! Where did you steal
that rug from?
Tramp didn't steal 1t. a lady
up the street gave it to me and told
me to beat II.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-20

The government insurance board has reduced by
third the insurance rates crews traversng the
submarine zone This practical proof OF Uboat failure
viii helm in raising crews for our svarms mer-
chsutuen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-20

Ex-Czar Nick is reported be passing the time play
ing bridge Heavens! what a punishment they dealt
out to that poor siberia. with nothing
but bridge
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-20

Hoover Will control poultry says washing
ton dispatch. Dead poultry is meant. II Herbert
tackles live poultry, we've going TO begin betuns
against him
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05

Mrs Andres ana her daughter Ncll
Irn Vursdat for H visit iu 'h"ir for
m'r home" 20 champaign. 49, Th',.
VIII pru31hly he AVA an summer tis-
Iting iu inherent places before thcir
return.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05

Glasses are greatly depleted on account
of the students leaving for the differ
ont branches Of government service
they have enlisted In. Of nj II
~ difficult To predict just what, the
enrolment Will be- next IAN on &C.
count Of the very unusual conditions
hut. " the country should resume Ito
regular routine u, that time. the pre-.
dictions are hat there will be close e
fiv" hundred students who will make
application for entrance to the TINT
v"rsity next year.
Governor Lindsey was Ia have de-
liN cred the commencement address
but owing To- the pressure of business
~ the capital he will be unable a.
Keen the date.
The following IN the program foi
the b-accaluareatc service at I,odcN
Hall. t'versity campus. sunday, Ma,
q at . O'Clock IN the afternoon;
l. Music-Pto,essional
-lnyocation-isc T.. T.. Schuelor.
B Music-"Crosin the Bar Sedci
University Male quartet.
g. bacca. uarcntc Sermon "a Ques-
tion and IT. Answer. Rev. G. .. Beck
Beckman
g. usic-"Hear NJ, Prayer" ...
...ss. MendelsSohn
University choral club. ....
G-Announ,cmcnts-Dean G. y.
Hodgin, acting president.
University Hymn.
- f"n"dtctiun-ReN. G r. Taylor.
'ummuncemcut exercises VIII DE
held IN Itodey Mall Tuesday. May 5. at
. 80 o'clock in the afternoon The
program follows.
l. Music-ProcessionaL
p lnNOcstion-Mr. y. W Benning,
secretary OF the Albuquerque HM.CA.
8 Musie-"I.andsighting" Grleg
University choral club
i-Aunounpcm"ut--De Dean G.. 2.
Hodgin.
. Music-tI1 He0uim .... SedcT
CO. "Th" Sweetest Flower That
blows" Sodcr
Miss Hortcn~c Switzcr.
. Comforting uf Degrees Dean =.
T. Hodgin
Music-Fly singing bird. Fly
Ladies Chorus.
e. Presentation 81 class Memorial
Mr. Joseph Roscuhach
--MusiC-'Alma Mater"
-Bencdictinn Rev Noise Berg
man
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05
ALBUQUERQUE FOUNDRY &
@ WORKS

Engineers Founders M%arhinlsis
Coslinss In Iron. iira.s. Bronze.
Aluminium. structural steel for
bridges ana buildings.
Works and acknowledgements, y. VI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05

tho class ut i,GG uf thc Pennington
Normal school. Pennington. Maine.
Mrs stevens ,s cooking forward with
Keen anticipation to- meeting again
with her class mates.
Mrs. Baker Of bristol pa. a. daush-
ter Of Mrs. Harry Watson. e.. visiting
her mother ou North Eleventh street
Mr.. Iaker came on 90 attend the
wedding o. her sister. Miss GERTRUDE
Watson. which took place ou wed.
u'sutN
Nil, winston who has for some
time been on me Journal stan. re-
turned to Chicago on Friday Nrs
Wil'i.tou also returned &C., the same
time, PROT WiiIiston having % n on
several Weeks ago.
Mrs Andres "a nor daughter Ncl
Irr TUESDAY iur l visit tu 'h"ir for
m'r home ~ champaign. 40 Th',.
viii pru11hl. h" away an summer yis-
iting ia Inherent places before thcir
return
Among the mCmrcrs attending tho
Episcopal convention Ir Santa 40
u'>t wcoE wII dee Ht-hop aud MIs. T.
y N@owdcu. MI ana Ms. D.. y Bul-
/ lock. Mr.. and Mrs. \. \. Keen. Nj
C. :. KIoch. sir. " h Nichols. Mrs
j r. Newhall and Mi,s Martha Val
liant
Mr.. aud Mrs. q c. Liscr and child
rem LETT Tor their hom" in Wolfe as.
Texas, on Monday. They have been
visiting Mrs. Lisor's parents. Dr gad
Mrs. T. \ But. on West cold ave.
nue.
Mrs ]. NJ McTccr loft yesterday foi
q four months stay .u southern Can.
iurn,a
Mr. aud Mrs Edwin :. valiant lr.
Of ChurchIl Maryland. are the guest.
ut Mi g. H. valiant ou west copper
avenue
Mrs Watson or Forester nv"nu'
and hog daughter Louise accompau
led D., h,r sister, Mrs. NJ. T., Halci
4 who has been the guest, of Nrs. Wat.
SON for q number CO. months, lef
"Wednesday afternoon Tor Slult 81
Marie. hssng called here by the scr
ious llIu's~ OF their mother
Mrs John +. Simms and her bah,
SON lrfD sunday Tor Texdrklua. NIX.
To- visit tor , numJcr Of weeks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05
Pioneer Cattleman
OF San Miguel Co.
Claimed by Death

Las NrEt-. y NJ May 1T r.
Turner. age o.. ono ol the leading cat
tI,mon n this part of the country.
dici 1t his home ON the south Galinas
with other ,umpiinat.ons ,luscd his
death.
MIR Turner was born lu san saba
TcNls. May D. 1855. BE came Co \cw
M,NICp about 'weuty--'N,u years ago.
ana .ottIod ln san Miguel county,
whore he had resided continually IN
90 hI- death.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05

finger or suffer q cut, h%ruiso. burn or
rrlld. BE prepared. Thousands rely
uu Or. Thomas Eclectic Otl. Your
druggist sells H. 25c ana SOC.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05

A little WANT Al nov and then
N read by every class OF men-and
women too TRY on6
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-21
TOWNSHIP BONDS FoR ROAD
BUILDING

G N. Ho.iingsworih, president oi
the Southwest Ozark Trail association.
states that citizens Of Blanchard have
taken steps for voting township bonds
Tor road building Il IS proposed By
this means TO raise the funds necessa-
rs sor improving thar portion Of the
Ozark Tran which runs through
Blanchard.
AIr. Hollingsworth IS Of the opinion
that this method offers feasible and
fair way 10 secure the required funds
ard the suggestion Is worthy o. seri-
ous consideration al This time. Il is
evident tEas quite large amount q
money Is going to be required 10 put
the iraiI through Grady county more
probably than We shall be able to
raise By private subscriptions. IRE
land owners along the route have large
interest al stake in the matter and We
have no doubt that they viii be will.
ing 10 do their part BY voting bonds
tho burden would be equitabiy distrib
uted and the payments would be sx-
tended over long period Of time, thus
making il easy TO meet them
Regardless Of the Ozark Trail prop
9sitiou. Grady county must have good
roads and we have q chance now to do
something worth while. We suggest
that the officers Of the Grady County
Highway association get together and
figure out a practical program for mon
ey raising. including in their considera-
ton the township bond proposal
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-21
A WAY TO CONVERT TENANTS IN
TO LANDLORDS

Th0mas " Beckett. who became
governor Of North Carolina a short
time ago. has as MS chief ambition
,he translation Of the tenant into a
landlord. to use his own phrase That
Of itseif is not very noteworthy The
steady increase Of tenantry and the
obtruaion Of It's in consequences have
forced this problem on practically ev-
ory governor in the soush. and most Of
them have suggested measures more
Or less practicable for ~translating ten
ants into landlords What dlstin-
guishes Governor Beckett In this re-
spect is the homely simplicity and the
commonsense practicabllity of the
measure he has proposed to the North
Carolina legislature Il is merely that
it submit TO the people constitution
al amendment exempting from taxa.
lion notes and mortgages given IN good
faith for the purchase Of q home in an
amount rot exceeding $4,000 and run
ming more than twenty years.
II is not likely that Governor Beckett
has offered this legislative prescrip
ton under a guaranty that it viii trans
late tenants into landlords. But II he
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-21

has promised that Il will DO more than
most measures Of modern invention 10
make landlords ont of tenants, he has
made a pledge which win need no IN
derwritinr His idea is merely the
compound OF two or three elemental
and obvious facts. which have fallen
into disrepute probably FOR the reason
that they are elemental and obvious
one of these is tiat Il a tenant is to
become a landlord be mast be enabled
10 borrow money al ioR rates and for
long terms Another s. that Il he is TO
Be enabled to DO this special induce
ment must be offered capital to serve
his needs The indacement proposed
By the North Carolina governor is that
tbs mortgages and liens given 70 Sc
cure the money advanced 10 man f0r
the single purpose ~ acquiring a home
should Be exempt from taxation L is
probable that few i any other forms
OF Investment are thus favored In North
Carolina Most evidences Of invest
ment are probably subject to state.
county ard municipal tax Ievies. The
result would be. Il North Carolina
should adopt such an amendment, that
the tenant seeking TO buy home
would become a kind Of preferred
claimant TO capital seeking investment.
IL would take bis obligation IN pref
erence 20 the obligation Of a man seek
Ing a loan for any other purpose. for
The simple reason that his obligation
would be exempted from a public
charge. or daty. imposed on every
other obligation. The reason for doing
this BY means Of a constitutional
amendment would afford investors a
greater assurance against being taxed
At some future time than a statute
would
such Law would be in the nature
of a public subsidy granted to direct
capital toward an end thought to be
desirable of accomplishment The ef-
feet 81 doing this is wen understood
There is never a session OF Texas
legislature that two proposals do not
make their appearance. one to subject
farm mortgages 10 taxation and the
other to exempt cotton mills from taxa
tion. And TIE paradoxicai clrcum-
stance is that both proposals are
prompted BY the same general objects
to promote the farming industry, in
one instance. and the cotton mill in.
dustry. in the other That contrary
treatments must porduce contrary re
suits ought to be fairly obvious, but
that the truth is not recognizable by
everyone IS testified BY the fact that
during every legislature taxation is
prescribed to promote one form Of in
dustry while exemption from taxation
is prescribed to promote another.
which Of these prescriptions is the SOW
ereign one is as evident as il is that
men win prefer those investments
which offer the largest net return and
are made the wsst secure Dallas
News
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-21
LIFE's LITTLE WORRIES

1t worries us to-
Try and talk to other people across
the table through the bunch Of stuff
the hostess has put in the middle of
the table in moment Of misguided
artistic effdrt.
Try to make the infant terrible OF
the household understand what we
mean by Don't put your dirty hands
on my dress
Try to talk to his fafher when that
worthy insists upon saturating the first
floor with his favorite cigar smoke.
Try to make q native understand our
French.
Try 10 eat the delicious wheat
cakes" thar the bride offers US on the
first morning Of our visit to the new
home.
Try to eat egg without salt when the
hostess has presumably forgotten to
put on the salt.
Try and remember the finger bowls
after grapsfssii; waen out ~in com
pany.T
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-21
EXPRESS pAckAeETTss

Taps" for Funston.
"A fighter vas our Little Fred.
10 Drawer soldier ever bred;
No danger did his stout heart dread
Our hero still tho he Is dead
Display flag IN honor Of the Elm
mortal George tomorrow
A little early garden viii help some
10 lower the cost OF living
Have you noticed the army Of bag
worms camped on your trees2
Chiekasha must baiid the Ozark
Trail Are you ready to help?
81 simp says he notices thatsthe snn
always shines mere on clear day.
Another safety first rule in driv-
ing ear Is 10 assume that the other
fellow Is a jay and take no chances
Considering the price OF her product.
the hen has a perfect right 10 make a
big noise about it when she lays an
egg
Our guess is that almost any good
fan can tell you the exact date when
the Chicago White sox viii play in
Chickashs.
On the whole. man can usually
make more money by delivering the
goods" than BY talking about what he
is going to do"
The art critic OF the packagette de-
partment holds that from the purely
aesthetic view point it is hard to beat
country ham, red gravy and hot bis
cult.
Captains Holmes and Kayser have
been given absolute authority and it is
up to us to heed the call to the colors
for the campaign on the Blanchard
road Tuesday
Because Of faulty punctuation in the
Express article in regard to the K p
celebration the other night. We deem
1t necessary TO state that J. D. Car.
michael didn't sing a solo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-21
BAD BREATH
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get at
the Cause and Remove 1t


the Cause and Remove 1t
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub
s,itute for calomel. act gently on the
bowels and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath ind
quick relief through Dr. Edwards
Olive Tablets. The pleasant, sugar
coated tablets are taken for bad breath
by all who know them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act gen.
tly but firmly en- the bowels and liver,
stimulating them to natural action,
clearing the blood and gently purifying
the entire system. They do that which
dangerous calomel does without any OF
the bad after effects.
All the benefits OF nasty. sickening,
gripping cathartics are derived from DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets without grip
ing. pain or any disagreeable effects.
DR.. F. NJ Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen years of prac-
tiCe among patients afflicted with bowel
and liver complaint with the attendant
bad breath.
pDr. Edwards Olive Tablets are pure
" a vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil YOU will know them BY their
olive color. Take one or two every
night for j week and note the effect.
l0c and 2sc per box. All druggists.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-21
osFslcAes

; whoever inye8ted eatFiches
realized what fool animals they
: we're and fitted them up with I
stomaehg 10 cope with the stu
: alton. The ostrich can digest
: whatever he can swallow.
, Beans or buckshsi, it IS all the
> same to them
+ Hardware store spells restan- :
. rant to him. And his idea OF
= rich food is a twenty dollar gold :
: piece.
= If you are troubled by an ex-
= ira or superfluous ostrich at :
= any time. steer him up against
? a meal OF rat-tail files and egg !
: beaters Throw in package
3 OF unsheathed safety pins,
= bundle OF cog wheels and box
. OF ice picks and you've got him.
, He may survive. but he won't .
> laugh.-Geo. Martin.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-21
REFLECTIONS

\ good guesser often has the mind
reader beaten mile.
On the whole. it is better to boost
man than to reform him.
Two heads can always eat more than
one, whether they are better or not.
Never put of until tomorrow the
touch that should be made today.
Flashlight love needs a powerful stor-
age battery to keep up the illumination.
The man who is too careful of his
money is seldom popular with the fair
sex
The poet usually dreams Of daisies
when the snow flies. But the cid sport
as EN- in mind the year around.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-21
a STOLEN SMILE 'sR TWO.
: +e4 &c


I'm a Casey.
A couniryman visiting Dublin for
the first time took a seat in tram.
Being next to q pompous-Iooking gen
tleman. he began conversation m a
rather free-and-easy style. At length
the mighty one said:
My good man. reserve your conver-
sation for one Of your own equals I'd
have you know I'm K c.
Al this the countryman stood up
with outstretched hands. exclaiming:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-21

Two wretehsd looking tramps were
brought before a justice OF the peace
Addressing the worst looking one. the
justice said. where do you liye2"
Nowhere
And where do you liver said the
justice. addressing the other.
Eve got the room just above him ?
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-21

Again We must remind our friends
that we positively will not accept
want" trent" ana sale" ads by
phone. Do not embarrass us by asking
US to do so. DAILY EXPRESS.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-21
On a Kansas Farm.

Queer thing happened on my place
last week. remarked Farmer Begood-
Thought my hired man had disap-
.peared.
And hadn't h.
No. While he was sitting on a
fence a vine grew over him By heck.
we ike to never found him"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-21

The bite Of mosquito IS never as
annoying when We are on a picnic as
when in our sleeping apartments.