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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-31
SOCIALISM

fVHE United States may be moving
toward complete public ownership and
ontafion Of public utilities. especially
f4uroads, telephones and teIegraphs.' as
'hn National Association OF Railway Com.
''|@'oHrrs says rs not this Socialism
|. ana simpless . startled correspond.
|0| Asks as
eppfse 4 is. So were the provisions
Consultation giving the Govern
Fs mQnopoly Of coinage and post
|| N||iee4 Prlyete citizens used to
|'H 411 panAnQtea That the
I'.,oa|t. H<hH Is Qopan
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-31

IF EVER you should have trouble
with the big traffic cop who hasn't any
thing at all to do, day after day, but to
stand at the corner Of Broad street and
Lehigh avenue, telling horses and things
which way to go, ask him to let you see
his whistle. Thatll fuster him, for he
doesn't carry one like most traffic COPS.
He uses his fingers and makes 'em sound
like the siren at Dingee's brickyard. Then
you'n say TO him: You're Matty Ker-
nan. amt yuh?" And while he's blush
ing you'll go on: Gee, I've heard about
you. You're wonder, all right They
tell me you can whistle classical music
blindfolded. Say, now. could you give us
a couple o. bars o. For Me and MY Gar?
No? How about The End OF a Perfect
Day'?" Then, maybe. Matty win saw.
"All right, feller, run along this time: but
do most O me fancy whistllng at nieht
at parties an clubs an the IKE O mae
paSilmta whom fou hear ne mhistIs 4
.tNns eNa'nsa& NIkttaIF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-31
BUT SHE DIDN'T

She was very newly fledged baroness or
duchess or something like that, and, some
how or other, she became thick with a pro-
fessor, as the classical blolkes would have
IT, ana ne invited her TO come to his OBJ
servatory to see the eclipse.
She arrived about two hours late
I've come to see the eclipse" she told
the professors assistant. Professor
Squashnoddle invited me to come"
I'm sorry but the whole thing was over
an hour ago" said the assistant, contritely
Then" said the dignihed dame. II viii
walt for the next"--I.ondon Idena
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-31

sturdy rivalry between the express com
panies and the parcel post.
Socialism pure and simple" has In
finite room for growth. It is Socialism
impure and complex" that we combat,
Socialism which accepts and encourages
the perverse doctrine that universal CO.
operation can be attained only by uni
versal greed. II is this dross that will
not mix with the gold of the basic faith
OF western civilization.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-31
NO FOOD PRIVILEGES

THERE is a boulevard restaurant which
l. has always been very dear to Partisan
sports because during the siege of Paris
the good "spenders" got their meals there
on l. o. US, and tradition has it that
they were very "chic" meals indeed
While "the people" ate everything and
anything, including, the Zoo elephant. in
those days Of famine, the moneyed folk
dined WELL and it would have been the
same way if it had been London, Chicago
or Berlin that was under siege instead of
Paris.
But there has been a change. The
year II reverses the conditions of II
in more ways than in the transposition
of the numerals. Wherever there has
been real fear Of famine, money has been
no open sesame to luxurious living in the
last three years. There was bribery in
Germany to obtain bread cards, but the
crime was exposed. There has been food
profteering in England, but an avalanche
of journalistic attack keeps the price Of
bread cheaper there than here. Some of
the New York millionaires were mot at
home" when the canvassers for house.
hold economy rang the bell, but the fact
was published broadcast. It is not that
human nature is any better than 1t used
to be, but that publicity is infinitely bet.
ter, and publicity is the weapon Of the
poor. If people had to eat the Zoo ele.
phant today while other people dlned at
tables adorned with pink lampshades
there would be a call for green lamp.
posts and a few halters before nightfau
Publicity will ferret out the wastrels and
make them toe the mark OF real economy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-31
The proposal. vaeueJv nnt

The proposal vaguely put forth
10 conscript boys OF nineteen ana twenty
Is rather premature in view Of the fact
that only per cent Of those registered
have been called 10 camp. BY the time
Congress passes another conscription
measure several hundred thousand OF
those who are now twenty years old
win have attained their maiority. We
N|N rtob|hly b able b Keep ne mini.
mum ~ - tN1e,2er, t1fnsa1nIIn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-31
Dirty Streets Greeted Joffre

As an instance Of the apathy and cupidity
of the officials and contractors? note the dis
regarded opportunty-on the special occa-
sion Of the distinguished French and British
representatives last spring-to give Phila-
delphia's streets a public housecleanlnR
particularly when that visit was exigently
postponed for about a week We offered
our guests warm hearts and helping hands
and-clean streets? Oh, no We welcomed
Joffre and Viviani with the dusty accom-
panments of dirty streets unremoved piles
Of filthy sweepings and sidewalks almost
enough soiled TO start garden seeds grow
ing
The street cleaners either do or do not
wet and flush the streets enough; II they
do, We have no complaint to make: II not.
the dirt ia swept deliberately II not stirred
up and blown about incidentally by winds
and traffic as germ-laden, infectious dust.
The moist Cor dry) dirt is either uniform
ly machine-swept into cutters and gath
cred by blockmen into piles and finally
shoveled promptly into covered wagons
or II is not so trlply and properly handled
and disposed of. If so, the streets are
cleaned fairly well and the municipal air
is comparatively free from pulverIzed poi-
son, and there is no ground for COMPLAINT
If not and the windrows, as usually han
pens. consist of two or three serpentine
bands of filth running anywhere between
the middle of the highways and the cutters
are HOL ploHlplly ana thoroughly brushed
into piles and removed before driving and
scattering by traffic and gusts then the
specifications are fractured and peopIe
clothing houses, stores, merchandise cars
offices, theatres and so on are dust-infected
and deteriorated, and We all should be dis
contented, II we are not so, with such con-
ditions. The situation, while chronic ana
seemingly incurable. is not really SO. An
aroused, insistent, persistent demand nv
voters and powerful institutions, by the
Chamber of Commerce and various bust
ness associations (for public Cleanliness A.
a business asset) and civic clubs ana church
federatlons is bound TO obtain satisfactory
results before long.
Thus we are awakened simultaneously,
20 the more radical need OF permanent eurs
by the higher principle OF prevention. napoe-
ly, the abolition OF the whole contract svS-
tom Of street cleaning by new, charter leg
islation at Harrisburg.
It is about time 10 begin the education
Of a popular demand that the next T.ag-
islature give Philadelphia the prero9stIs..
OF ruling itself by ruling out the eonfra.t
system OF government.
We have not only the right 10 ufa ard
liberty and the mere destiny OF exirtancS
but also the right 10 living An dacenc,,
comfort and happinesst the rlrht ~ cs
enF|lornent Of Beauty a. wen as 81 'st.,~
9. N..en .he fepn',slpn stone 4 nnn','e,i
'..'.... ..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-31
PRUssIAN POISON

Today the German, who failed with his
army and failed with his submarine is .r
his last desperate offensive, striving 10 snc-
coed with hia propaganda and make ~.
poisoned press do what the poisone6 49, 49,
failed 20 40. he 4 seeking 70 snatch s'cl e@e
tory FROM defeat a. thf close o. ne daf|,srI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-31

Mr.. Rotan is trying to nnd out IL
any magistrates have been guilty OF
wrongdoing. This city's magistrate sys.
tenn must go, The real investigation to
start would be one to find out what good
the magistrates have ever done.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-31
Some persons helieve that a snhin.

Some persons believe that a sphinx.
like attitude creates an impression Of
subtle superiority. Many OF our city
officials have attempted such cannon.
fage-but the trouble is they don't know
enough about the sphinx.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-31
Tom Daly's Column
GINERAL HE'LL

YIN email HhLL
Ladies an Gintlemen; Let megpresent
to ve
Ginerdl HELL
An Jeto facts Nm the Hfe o'Nthts oInt,
10 Ne
Here let me tefIA
Ohiet o. the Gtnerdt staff 40 his corps,
(Ttointieth, Allenstef,i) fdlselD he stoore
ISussia had mobiNSed, sndrt1r tSte ,odr.
Which tcas the Kdiser'st ercuSe J'r much
more
GtnerdI Hell.
Ladies' an Gintlemen,a hdrlsGto the name
av hNn:
GinerdI HAll;
Fitttn' the soSepe an the blame an the
shame ah him
Wonderful toeH.
Long may he wdve IN ths'land o. the Hun,
Long ,ndv. he hold thete place IN the
sun
An may his comrades, iohiniver they run,
SHH be hndble to Shuke~or to shun
GtnerdL HcHi
Ladies' an G4ntIlvnen. BID OOod-ov, to
this
Gineral HeIA
None o. ne, sure, drS4deserUin' so nigh
To this crdytNre "a dtoeH.
But tOhep the RdIser vs. safe IN a cell,
Atther the end o. this aOdr has befeH,
He Is the lad that qcilt have for spell,
Just fur his bInkiel dT all to htnSer,
Ginerdl Hell.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-31

While we're cutting down on sugar
it might be just as we'll to eliminate some
of the plums at City Hall.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-31

Only fifteen days left to send
Christmas gifts to our soldiers in France
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-31
Ladies' an Gintllmen. BID 0ood-bv, to


SOME months asoAa large and ugly
sign grew overnight urSIn the front lawn
Of fine house on 'Wist er street, in Ger.
mantown. The sign announced that the
property was for sale, bI. the remarkable
thing about It was this line in large
letters:
SUITABLE FOR MANUFACTURING
SITE
The neighbors began Iat once to talk,
and out Of the talk grew the story that
the gentleman who owned the property
had offered it for sale to his nextdoor
neghbors at what he considered very
reasonable price, and got mad when they
refused to buy. "All right" said he, ac-
cording to the gossips, "tlCen I'll offer II
for a manufacturing site and we'll see
how you like that"
Now 1t happened that the folksihe was
dealing with were the ALIENS, and the
Aliens looked at him in an amused sort
of way and said in effect: "Xou can't
scare us by shaking a mill at us Here's
our own mill right back Of usI here on
Sheldon street, where MS been since 1914,
and here are three Allen households very
comfortably fixed within sound of our
looms. So go as far as you lilleF
The sign went up, as we SAID before,
and the neghbors smiled aud talked, and
presently the sign came down again, al
though the property is still for sale.
That's characteristic of Germantown,
not to be noted elsewhere in this old town,
we think-the old-fashioned habit among
long established manufacturers Of weld
ing their homes to their mills. It's no lit
tie part of the charm of the place.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-31

Let's follow "Wheatless Wednes.
day" by having "Gangless Government, /"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-31

Victories for the Germans; Victory
for the Allies.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-31
Retailers Problems

The profit dealer usually makes WI srias
greatly from month 10 month some month-
showing an actual loss per ton on the ton.
mage handled: when coal yard Is worked
- make proit on margin or6r coat IN
coal on car AZ ne ftlaI| Yafd II 4I.11 lt AZ
while al ol1tI t||nt1 y u8I.|n 1t IA ..|
Inn Nnn|f hsIf|F o'orI lh1n Ia, On. Afl0,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-16

fen ibsr feline ilrlnhsn urb 8ieIe In
gerwirruns osrist. 4btr jest, ba felt
btm SUM- 1916 ppIllommtne 3ldrheii
aber bic GinbttIiHIsit unb pcIitit bsr
aolonial WtItreths Iopobl in polite
fder oIs aud 6ionomiihsr 9inIltt, bsis
oes i'm arieg uub I'M Grisoen, ein9etrts
ten III. iebt gibt ss bonn Stdnopuntt
seiitiger Sntegritdt nRb ehten @mtrls
tansrtums, ieint tpeitsre @rtIdrung ooer
GntidulOieuns fir ~irssnOeineh Icpdltn
4msritaner, IN mtldsr Ridtung bic
Soeale unb SntsrsHeH unieres 2dnoes
ltegsn. Sb In Der Rihtuu9 Der Bers
epi9ung bes aoIpnidl : Meltmaats
SpItems in ftiner gsaenpdrtigsn 5orm
zines eigantiIdsn 8plonidls Bsltmahts
FRUITS init leinsr 1snbend ale anbtren
gambler uno NSltsr in a~bbdngigisit bon
ihm 81 bringsn obsr bic 0e8nsr 81 obs
Iorbieren ober 81 bernidten, ober tn oer
Riatme bes ntlgH prin5ips, tpeld1es
lebrtl oab bic 9%tOingunssn pss 5pan5iss
fen Sabrbunbtrts bic Grsibeif oerglttre
fir ben 6anbtl olIer Rationen psrldnssr,
bic llnotrlebli9ieit bes pripoteigentims
auf BEN Mscren, bic auTI5fung Der Sos
loniolsW eltr1ddts 70 raid tpie bic abs
h1nqioeu Boiler i'm Gianbe itnb I9
itlbI Su regitren. Die 8ebunoluus Der
d~bbGnaioen 96Iter BON Geitsu Der Ges
fbenbsn mdhtc ioIte ebtr In Der Mdnitr
bon @crnaltem I'm auftrdge Der @elt
ols BON tigsntlifen 8eIiBsrn iein uuo
tnbIi6, ois Solse bieier 8%t3iebuussu,
iolte bic pfftns 5iir in allen iOIdfn
adnoern gum 8eEen Der @oblfabrt una
Der Qualification bsrielben nno Der san'
Sen gDeIi eingsfiibrt isin.
Der IlanR auF Der Gtrdbe uub uuI
Der S5drm mibpsrItebt in Der Regel nidt,
in msl9er Ridtupg bic Sntershen oer
8ereinigten Stoaten in bieIem groben
auasnbIid unb in oisItm srobsn aumpFe
Iirgen. ST ntro SbHsn fa9en, bdB anlss
rita bic freien Metre uno bic ofFens giir
perlangt, bab bag aoloniuls Deltreih
peraltet, fbrdnniIn, plutptratil9 ano
unfdbig TT, bic 0tonomiI9en SrObleme
beg 20. Sahrblnperts gu l5ien, baB
aGes @eIhipdb ibtr bic 8srtsioiguns Der
fleinsn Rdtionen burh bic Rploniais
Deltrsi4e. bic gu i6rsr 9rObe bur6 abs
iprbiersn fleiusr Rationen aeInHst Itnh,
ni6ts ais SeldsIei III; huB dles 9es
Tdrei iiber ben prsubti9en WliIitdrisnus
beleifhe R~sutrnIitat nnb 5unnens
greueltafen entfpeher fuiid. iibertrisbtn
pber %irreltpant 1T uub nlr In Der 4biidi
gtI6itbt, bic pdbren 3pede gu Derblatn;
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-16

bdB bsuiIds .G&rtdlihttlt' nidis als
bic @nergis, EaiIraft, Ghutnigielt unp
Gfne Der 6iIfsmiitel bsotntst, ote ttn
Wlduu uniptnoen muB, I'm itin seusn 81
retttn, iDern er bon GiirIsn IND BON
allen Geiien augIci9 augesritftn lplro;
fsrntr, bab nenn Elm tolilbner Abens
teurer duf cinem crmierten DdnnelsluIW
zines aritgIiibrsnbsn Qofose HllHnli
ODER auf einsm Sdiff, bds NIT utunis
tion fir einen straightforward btlaosn
Tx, odb er bann bic 0erantiportung pas
fir islbF ouf fih nsbmen une 3ntall9s
leittn, bic Iih ersigHtH, uls ietne eisepe
ptrI6nlidt Gabe bstradisn ioltt; naB
aber Bic Reoierunq, oereH untsrtdn Il
In. besbolb in Der 8srttioigung elner
Iol6en Eor6eit ooer m6sIincriDeiit Abs
iiht niht bds Ganb atpiugen folte De
Sdde zines Der 9riesfiibrsnosn gu ihrer
eiaenen al MAIDEN; Itrner, bab ods UNI
Ifenm Der SnbuItrisu bes 2nnhss 5l
MuAitionsTabritsH nuo bic urngeiial'
tuna -ees 9anbes 81 elmer 9oupts
balis fir &riegsliefsrungen zines pr
GrieaFiihrtnben unneutral, hnpotrittlh,
unmenIhli9 nno, in anbeirdtt Der
noiurlidn JeinoI6dft Oes aol0s
NAL > @sltreia = Gpirms gteen ale
u1Tere Speale uno 5nterehtu, brett.
fslbItm0rbtriIa 1T. Mdn piro tinosu,
baR Dies bic Mniifisn Der u~ngebeurer
WlaTen BET gemeinbin ols Wlitttls IMP
uniefen aldFen be3ei4netsn 9tnolterIu1a,
ooer be1er bes eigentIihen Bottles fino,
bes 5tiles Der Nation, Der Wldnner unb
be-. 1rdusn, bic bas qbraIengetlingtl cer
9hariidsr bur1i9ausn unb our1 bic
bsuGleriI6s glaste Oes gsisbss Sriraeil.
qnberIeits, mas als bic Dbsren alafen
Der 0flihen ano nproofiliheH Stdote be-
sei6net ipiro, Defenders bic Rtihen, erta
tpeber bur6 ererbtes @ermDsen ooer trait
i6rer Ga5rsrIaaft GROCER @tiddfte, nnb
ale b~ieienioen, bic urttr btrsn aontrolie
unb GinfluB fteben, iopobl in f~o5tdler
nie Findn3ientr Sinf9t, uao bieieRiger,
bic afs Qnpdltt, 9ebrer uno SAriftItels
Ter bamit bsIddftigt finb, bic @or8iies
Der qlufotratie uuo bic Stabilitdt uno
llniuanbelbarteit bee Status quo empors
3ubeben, ale Bic iitDtn nuf Gsite oes 4os
IontalsW elirei6 Srufs unb 3fpar n ali
Der notwithstanding, 3dhigteit uno
esibsafdaFt, osreu fe fdhig Tinb, uno IN
pteltn Tdaen geht bits 10 nett, bdB lie
eeaen Dieieniasu, bic anbersr 4uiift
fnb. cine perionlia fsinOieIise 9altung
e%innehmen.
(eiH eaha ariifef fSlst.l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-16
Somu1eRdutpter.
Son GeOrg aueri.

Granats bic arbsit tort, 36r bt9iRnt
bon nslem. Cure 9spebre miFen mad
iein, bebor Der 5eiHs nufttbt. uhb ants
tppTten fonnen, bebor er fragt.
8a! 3dl Giner, 5tpei - 3tpaH3tg!!
SGdie i9iebt ldoB. Der l~lnieIoTfis
3ier 6aaIe bat nit ipil0er GtierIn9t
ieinea ftdblernen SptittuIel 3uerit IN
StefIaas eebra4t uno iditbt uno
idieBt.
Gle folperu, it fallen! Cine gang.
Meuf9en8eils bridt 3uIammenl
llno Elm sipeites Mafdinrngetpebr
fdldgt an, unb Elm brittss. 9oD uno
UtrpsrbsH! 9aitaitattattat.
Bon biiben urlO briibsn fsulenbe
Dut. Die Nitnfhen itnfrsR iih an,
bur9 8lutIhIeitr 6inearf), bic h Dor
bic Qussn gelset babeu.
Re6tn 6oole tauft Gin STfBttr i'm
@rduatOdmpf auf. sMoonfnl" BRITT IT.
.mooDsn!" llnb 6aaIs daJt: o@pttbtrs
bammi9, euttperoammih 49,. Gie
G~ugldnbsr linb auf fiafuno5pan5ig
56rilt maize, ein Reit ans ben bideH
6aufen, bic aus ben @rdben q%nplleu,
dber Elm Sdber Reit. Gle bdben ibrs
S~anoardndten psrfluht nab seiaHb,ts
unb Der 2auf hes Mdidinengemsbrs
bat BON BEN auFipriBsnOem 3rsd &C.
ialndt. rMonbenl" 81 btiit nun etns
NAL ni6ts, ie miiffsn nit benz itumms
Gsporbencn @sipehr db5te6sn unD iH
einem Ii1eren @infet ben nsuen aanf
ein5iehtn. 6aoIe falsppt brnbert Meisr
melt uRb iaimpft bln0srt Wetsr entlang.
Damn BAT er tein auge uno tein Sbr
mebr fir ben Sompf - fte6sfbdft arr
6eitet er an Ietnem gepsbr.
3tpei Mlinutsn lang, nt1t sana Sipei
Minuten lang! 8ertig! Surru, fertis!
Saltattaltdf, ba ftdfft bic Maffe
f6on fpis sin piittuber 6nHS. Sit bee
lriios bic GnqIdnfer I'm breibig Garttte
@orIprung. Cine rabiate @ut pddt lie
to hell the gun! @srfIudt has Ges
pebr unb Iein 61Ibt. Die % mdhtl
absr ba iinb Elm padr gaze, perbiHert
&erle, bIinhgrimmig, bic renntH gts
bsuatsa appTes meter. SEPT fliegsu lire
6anbgrdndisn. Gum 9euisl - ts lift
BE araIt bon @srriidtsn IN btsfsH
@irfen - finfsig Msfsr - bSleif
mGbi9 cut et5ielt,
aburra!" {drtit htr Qeutnnni nnb
lGbt Itinsn 8ropning tnadsn.
,Sdrrtbl4 eebeu bic engldnbfr hsis
Ieg 5uriid.
llnb 5adit f6itBt. lin ltintn aopf
furren be lebign GrdnatIpliiier. Damn
iommsn bic padr 9usenO 5einbe, be
nod obsruaf fnb, iHs anuFtn. GdtuBs
lid Tebt bas DtrlaEsne 5tlD aus: sers
rifsns eree, 3errifsne MtnIhm.
SaaIe Idbt bic miibsn arme i~inte1.
9as 8lut rinnl inn bon beioen Mans
qsn. 2asareit. Gedsis 9anoerauateus
Iplittr sieben fs ibm bsraus, BEN
iapIsrtH Steiolbatsn 6aaisl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-16

NFAsH " %EN6AAHfNHAN
Qnf benz I6mtrsn nsutiden Sturmr
betm itanD geIdritben: a~gsbsnsrstier
oss SteloIoatM arug. 4. x. TO-" Die
Belle mar runb UNI cine M~iefenbeale
g~eranit, bic ii6 In Den Sslm 9eI6laasa
bate, Elm cling ME Elm llntertauo fir
cine I9pcre MdRnerfauit. Mlle Qntung
bpr bem GranatfsBen, BEN anprdu unD
Rem Ieften SolIteiner S9dbei. CT bate
tsine 3sit 81 Drummer. ptiI ItiH 8es
hirn Widtigerss ID psrarbeiteR battle:
sic tommeH! Die ensIdnbsr ions
meu!4
Qber ~sinftntilen bIieb ber Beino nod
dblpartenb in isinen Gr6beH unO FEB
feline 4rtilIerie Feaern, mas bic aohre
hsrgabsn. Ser SfsIolbut 8tug I9itteltt
btn aopf. biidts FA tpisber In fstn Grbs
lob Suriit unb 3og bns heiBe Slid
Stab bertin, oas ibm has geben ges
pplit bate; Elm fyeben, mehsrIdarf gts
fanttt, gut 3psi plumb i9iper. 81 iab
i'm ratios an; cine perriidts Sbes, ben
9lob in SiI6sr faFisu nnb an ser ubrs
tetts baumeIn sl IaFen. Sbtr ala ebrlis
der Tinoer 5uriidgeben an bsn nd6fts
beiten enalifnm Golbntsnihdbet - gum
antad, tommt bod ihon hsriiber. ihr
aerle! @srfluhte ShieBerti ton1nt
bod laon!
M1aa mnbts Tid elsn6 bsriritasn Bel
BEN miiten Granatsnbagel, aber mar
bsldutrte ben 5einb bod bon AbiHniit
ait @bTdnitt, unb bic GsfehtsorOonar.
3eu liefen NIT gon upo Stufel I'm bic
8ette. sc Idten, ais Of bic GngIdaber
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8or6ang aus aufipriBenbem Drsd,
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aug 8ebn 96asn htraufgeipitn, UNI bic
erblaFen 81 MAIDEN, bic Is bonn abb
fperrte, unb bic gu i6rtden, bic benz
Braben ali SIlfs iommen nolten.
Mon9mdl I6isn's, ols cb man fsine
5anbbrstts 5niIhsn Granate unb @ras
nate ha binten ihitbsn i0nnie - ober
ba froh unb I1naubte Elm Wlenf4
bur6, nit benz Got Der 6slbsr bttl:is
fsrt nno nerunItdItet, aber Gin Wenid,
rim MenIh! Grreihlt ben @rubsn uno
Idrit: vanrral ENLIGHTENMENT" Gin
fs6nioer gnrI9, 70 jung, 70 flnHsbIonb,
In WsoeiferHad uub d~ufdeltabpelten Grs
rtguHgen sIiibenb: e9urra, bnrdsttoEia
men!"
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ftobnbcm @ism Dor Der 2unge, uro
nann uirFt CT lid ouf bic Grdbsniohlt,
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oann ben MslOtpsg tpitber slriid 81
Rhmen.
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Muitsr ~nisDerftbIt!
4
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Hsngspsbren.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-16

aasueis Bel Giirn6abnFabrtea.
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rtifsnbsH gubIiflms in DsatldlaHe
mddt eg srforosrIih, bab ale 6fsrssaHs
as6oriasu, sinIhlieblid Der Gffi8ists un5
geamttn, Bel allen Standardization I'M
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gerlihsr aIsibuus rsiien fh ouf
gsrlangsn e%sgeuabsr BIN nit Der utRrs
ndhAua oes RtileDtrIehrs bsanItrdgien
9eamttn osr nesrsspsrtraitang an str
sdnb sinsr ihriFiiifsn llntsrldgs ibst
ibrt psripH anspsiim. NE mii5uiihs
uHetr 4HSpeis Qsniies llrEan5ssdg
DliIildriahtidfin obsr SoIohn9.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-04
HOSPITAL TAG
DAY SATURDAY
Many Willing Workers to Tag
Saturday at the Va
riOuS Stations.

Everything is in readiness for the
seventh annual hospital tag day" TO
be held Saturday under the auspices
Of the Ladies'. Hospital Aid commit
tee. The proceeds will be for the
benefit Of St JOseph's hospital
Headquarters for the day will be at
the Mishawaka Trust x Savings Co.
and the North side Trust x Savings
Co. The committee in charge of the
affair is as follows: Mrs. w. +. Kon-
zen. Mrs. J. SCHNEIDER, Mrs. FranN
Michels. Mrs. G. ]. Radomsli. Mrs.
George McDu1y, Mrs Julius Philion,
Mrs. Eugene Replogle. Mrs. r. De
Yonkhers. Mrs. NJ. Cannoot and Mrs.
l. CannOot.
The names of the "taggers" and
their stations are as follows:
-Four corners-Miss Belle Bauer
lein, Mrs. j. Clauss, Miss George
Eggleston. Miss Evelyn Fafford, Miss
Elvira Lollman and Miss Bertha
Stoeckinger.
Lincoln way and Spring st.-Aiss-
IS Helen Klaer and Mary Bickel.
Lincoln way and Hill st.-Mrs.
William Probasco and Miss Anna
Stoeckinger.
Lincoln way and West st.-Misses