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Ripley County democrat., 1917-05-11
Boy, Fetch us eartIe.si

"Mr. x is certainly well read. He
repented' an exquisite quotation Iast
night"
"What was its"
II can't give you the exact words,
but he said he'd rather be something
IN q something. than something or
other In something Boston
Evening Transcript.
Ripley County democrat., 1917-05-11
Exception Taken.

"Here some scientist says TINT ba,
nanas are conducive to longevity"
Il wonder II his feet ever met the
peel OF one iD The darkT
Ripley County democrat., 1917-05-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BEAUTY AND fHE BEAST


Il was an exceedingly small dog. bus
its ferocity was almost alarming. Asi
Wlstrom passed the house with the
stone front II darted out from the side
passageway inI a perfect fury Of angry
excitement and pursued him with par
oxysinal barkings the entire length OF
the low fence that separated the iawp
frop the street. A day or two later
the saipe thing occurred. This time
WIstrom made a threatening demon
stration with his umbrella. II was an
unwise thing to do for " did not have
. soothing effect on the little animal,
which from that time forth seemed 10
lieNl In wait for the young man. who
lived only o few doors away. The mo-
ment he came In sight that brown,
hairy streak would shoot from the
passage, leap at him. all but scalipg
the tiny pickets, and raise such d
clainor Of hatred that II seemed the
whole street must be alarmed. Wis.,
from became more and more resent.
full. The dog got on his nerves.
One morning as Wistrom started. out
he noticed that the front gate Of the
house with the stone front had been
left open. He gripped his umbrella
tightly and took deep breath US he
heard the preliminary yelp Or defiance
pt the passage entry. The next mo-
ment the dog was at the fence and the
next he had discovered the open gate
and was out on the Sidewalk at Wis,
trorns heels. Wistrom stopped. The
dog retreated, still barking furiousIy;
he went on and the dog was asain yap-
ping at his heels. Then. without turn
Ing, Wistrom brought his umbrella
around with vicious force and--0L,
Joy I--caught the dog on1the ribs.
'Oh. you cowardr'
II wns u clenr. youthful femlniDe
voice. Wistrom looked up as the
house door slammed and girl witA
very pink cheeks and abundant yellow
hair--a very pretty girl-eame cunning
down the steps and caught w the
bowling dog In her arms.
"How could you be 80 cruel as to
hif a poor little dog like that? she de.
inanded, turning an indignant puir of
very blue eyes on Wistrom.
~ didn't exactly mean to bit him
SO hard" He'd Wistrom In some confu-
sion. "You see--"
But the girl turned her back on him
contemptuously and ran up the steps
and into the house, carrying her pct
with her.
II was remarkable thing, but Wis
from instantly regretted hitting the
dog.
All day long he thought OF the girl
with the blue eyes and yellow hair and
the more he thought Of her the more
poignant became his regret. After Hll.
on eminent authority, II was the na-
ture aud delight Of dogs to bark and
hite md why should they be- struck
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-23
Taf 81 YroBent Oes Seragcs Oer 9(nsga6c-
CnOgdai9e3ulammenIlelTunO 6c6onNlgege6en
ltcber 100000 YeriOmem babem inblcripirt. =
Sic 9lrt Der 3uUciiuns Oer SbIiGatips
mem feitgelcGt.

8ai6inqtpn %. SUM. II
Gle @eiantmt. Sibicriptionen 3ur Si-
beriv-9lnlei6c bcliefen i6 mIi $S,-
O35, ,226,S50, mas cine lle6cr5ci6-
nmg BON nobe5u 90 @ro5ent aus
no6t.
0ie cnogiiltigc 3uioumenlteIlnng
pir0e bcute gl6cnO olii5ica bcfonnt
oegc6cn GicIclbc 5eiote, ooB mc6r
ols 100000 4crioneu gInt0cil-
i6cinc qefauit 6obcn. Snsgcionunt
90 8ro5cnt 0es @eiamnltbetra9eS Der
3cihmingcn o0er ole BON 3,960,000
Ecrlonen bert6cilteu Iid6 oilf Sub
icriptioncn in S0bc bon $50 bis
$4,000, md6rcno 81 3cidner iiir
9etroge bon ie $5000,000 oOcr mebr
lubicribirtcn.
Ger g5elu gorf @unoes-Geler0e-0
iirift Itc6t nit Subicriptioneu i'm
9etroge bon 5uiamnlen 81 tS6,7SS Z
400 an Der Spite; CT bat mebr ais
oreimol io0iel gc3eidnet ais Der an
nGhIter Steac Iie6enOe 9icIcrOe-Gi.
itrift G6icogo Der insgeiummt
$35Tt95,950 5cihnctc. Sic Cub
icriptionen Der onOeren SupocS-9le-
erbe-Giitritte folgen:
Bolton 1882 2,4476O0; Gleoelono
$2S6,t4S,70O; Bbiluoelp6io $232,-
300, $50; Gan 8roncisco $t75,623,-
900; Gi6mono $tO9,737t00; aan-
ias-Gih $9L75S,S $50; ct. Sollis
$86, 1874, 700; Minnenpolis $70,255,-
500; 9(tlontu $57S7S550 mo Gal
las $4S, $50.
Bie S9obomtsiefretdr @}cslooo
bclte 9(bcno onfiinoigte, miro Die 3u-
meiiung Der Oblisotionen in Der iol-
ocnocn @eiie eriolgen:
9lac Su6icriptiouen bis sum pc
trage bon $4,000 (eini6lieBli1)
peroen in Don bonorirt ipcrOeu.
Su6icribenten BON me9r ols $1O,-
600 lmo bis 5u 100000 (eini4licB-
IiG) er6olten al 9lnibeilideinei 13d-
5ig 9ro5cnt ibrer 3eihmiugen, aber
nidt weniger ais $4,000 in ieoem
eih5elnen Safe.
3ei6ner BON me6r ais 100000
lmo bis al $25O,O0O (einidlieBlid)
erbolten 45 Brojeit, aber nibt meni-
GER ais 100000 in ieOen Sale.
Subicribenten bon nebr ais $3.50
600 mo bis all $2,000,000 crbalten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-23
gJlarOIano -AnIsitnt.

5n cincr ON % Sln ee6alieucn Signne
nes |ircflornmo ocs Mdrplaro Nnliiiils
'olltoeit, nanbcnI oer prilibeilt ocn SOB hlle'
ssh ciner an 22. Suni qe0nliclict @pe3als
SlpunQ ocs SirefiOrulniS hcs Olufnlnto Suit
.uis luuroclt, uabocnl ncrRrdlncnt ocnLoo niue.
1eS geiWnbteih ,5rcillocs uno Sclrcidrs, Snne9
Youna Octinoei battle. bic iolQciocn We
Hgllllc anQeiiomnlct ino 8llr gIninnDnie IN ons
Btoioiol 0ct Siblug Scr6iieilinniQ IN Der
Suaesprcllc mn 3lillellun0 clncr gbl0riii an
olc Sdnlilic angcptollc:
5nmcS Ounna bat felt 40 Snbrcil os Dit.
hileo oieet Neb0r0c nno III Der 0lgcnlbali
SlS Ins Sefrcdr s2 Sabre lrcll 9coiepi, gd6rcno
Icbcr Sell en- idl nlc elmer oct idDiQiicn ilro
,pcoluliiqcn Acnllicl in Der bcidnoiQcn 0r.
kullula icincr 4ilihict beuclcn 0r lpnr
Hela bereii Die >Snicrcllen ocs 2niiiiuis mo
eeneu 30glnge 81 i1rocrn ann3 alcid, mic
Wmierig ole guigabc iciu modlic
n Wtli oem Iooe illlicre6 @eirciirS bat oQ5
Ellcliornnt clues nrcr tdDigicn mn 1clpil
enbuiiellen 9RiiNlieocr perloren Gin &erl
nllt ben 6ns Sniiiiui iiei iiiben miro.
T. Nir beirancrn ieincn 600, hblcn obcr bar
cln Veben ini miiroigcm Ncnlil0en iino ocni
ohcnoperlbc0cn Sirchcn gcir1n mar Sc
Ncll 5it helien, Die iclner 4lenlNcnlicbe 10
Sranf gi 0pcu,
Rrdllocnt
Ylnaniiine g. 0inan,
Setreiar prQ telll. (Snl23lb)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-23

mo oooon bat bic Sioot gcu Dorf
aacin $26,862s62 oe3ei6uct, Gie
noroli@cn GcntroIiicQcn 3eicbncten
6clte iibcr $i5,0O0,0O0, nit N}ittcl.
atlantiiben Staaten $9,5000OO, 9icu.
englmo iolgte nit mcbr ais bier
uno elmer 6ol6en W}iQioncn, Der @c-
Itcu nit pier NliQioncn lmO Der Si.
Den nit na6e5u 5lpci 0fillioncu. Ger
@ettIircit 5wildcu G6icogo lmo Gle.
,oelano errcgt 6eoeutcnoeS Snterclie
@5cogo lit nod inmcr Dorous, obcr
Die Snnlmc lit ecrino. er 5cic6ncte
6elte $3Ai4154 gcgcu $3,2l0,505
bon GIeocluuO.
Bon Den ein5eluen Stootcn Bat Gc.
lnuarc orci @lal 10 Dicl gscibnet
mic mon BON i6nl crportctc, @cun.
plpanicn muB npW $l0,0OO000
alibrin9en lmo bottc 6cutc $3,OO0,.
olijllwciicnJ 9leU Dorf bat $2,919,.
900 oon ocn III 5u9elplclcncn S0,s
OOO,OOO anlgcbrad)t, Wiorplano SIS.
600 bon Den BON i6m crlportctcu
$500O0O. Gctroit lit oufl ocm be-
item @c9c, cine 9liQion 3niammcn.
3u5ringcn ob0lcib mir $5OO,OO0 bon
i6n cruortet wlrocn.
Die gr0Btc GonatiotL bic 6cutc cin-
lici bctru0 100000 oon Ger @ct6le
6cm Stubl 50, iiuO oie groBteu IN.
oipi9hellcn 3eidner iinO G6orlcs
M. S1wo6 uno &iaioui 9lodcfelIer,
ole ic $250000 aabeu @oupe gSbit.
ueV mo SarrD Fogne go6eu ie
I$10O,0OO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-23

30 9Sro8cnt, o6er nidt meniger olS
$112,500 in jeoem 8oae; 8ei6ncr
bon mcbr ais $2,0O0,000 bis $6,-
100000 (ciniblieBlih) cr0altcn %
@roocnt, o6er niht Wcnieer ais
$GO0,OO0 in jeoem 6oae; 3ei1ncr
BON ne6r ais $6,000,000 unO bis
ou $lO,OOO,OOO (ciui6lieBlid) crbol.
ten 81 ASro3cnt.
3pci 3eidbningen BON jc $25, ,OOO,-
600 gingcn ciii. 0icie Su6icribcn-
ten pcrocn 20.22lSro5ent Oes ec5ei6-
nctcn 9ctrogcs all g(uiDeilideincu er-
boltcn Cine 3cil0nuuo Oic bo@lte
belief iiU auf $25, 100000. 3ic-
fer Subicribcnt crbdlt 20.17 Nro5cnt
ser 3eidmng al glntbcilibeinen.
S>r. @tc9loooo iogte:
n0ic 3iffern DinliMtliA Ger 3obI
DER Subiribenten beruben ouf SddB.
ingcn 0o ole 9cric6ie Ocr geleroe.
9onfcn in Oieier 9e5icbung lmooll-
ltdnoi9 iin0; o6er Die cnOgiiltigen
9eridte mcr0en Die ongeeebene 8ii-
fer (l.0O0,O00) nod iiberltciacn.
@incr Der Soupt5pede Ger Gnm.
pognc iDar Der, Oie 9i6ertp.Sbligotio-
ncn iomeit ais m09li6 anf Oos ean5e
Sano 5il bert6eiIen unO iie mogli6it
in ole S1noc Der &olfsmniicn 5n
bringen. 9ies mar picbtig, oenn Oic
StGrfc Der 9lcgicrrngs -6inan5en, pic
Die Der Jc9ierungs -Eolitit 6dngt bon
Der llntcritiibung oes golfes ob. Sic
groBc gln5o6l Scr Su6icri6cnten ~
belonoers oerer fir fleine 8etrdgc
lit lebr 5uirie0eniieacno mo 5eigt
OoB 0os Snterciic OcS &olfeS erregt
mar, mie nic 5llDor al eincr 0bliga-
tioncn-9Ius9obe.
Nie meite Gcrt6eillmg ser S6Iigo-
tlonen mo Scr gepoltige 9etrog Ocr
llcber5cicbnltng lit cinc berc0tc mo
idbliiilgc 9lnhuort oilf sic 9e6auphn-
een Der 8cinoe oes 2qnOes, Die lag
ten Dab oas @er5 9lnerifo's nidt i'm
ariege iei. Gas &eiultdt, ouf oo5
leoer 9iirger iioI5 iein oari ipiegelt
oen = %atriotismuS lno Oen ieitcn Gnt.
ldilB oeS omcrtaniiden @olfes nil
Der, liir oic 5ciiioma Der 9lecbie
9ImeriIa's, fir einc baloigc @ic6er-
berllellnng OeS 8rie0ens rno Die Si-
deriug Der 6rei6cit in ser gan5en
@elt 81 fdmpfcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-23
glOdl nid,t erlcOiat.

9(mIter0um 22. SUM. III @rof
Scinrid Glom-91ortinic, Ser 9re-
mier Ocs oiicrrcidiibeli Cabinets,
Oos fiir5lib roiignirte, Bat Oergcblih
pcrindt Dem ghlitroge oeS aaiicrs
ioIgcuo, ein neucS Nliniiteriim 81
6ilOcu. Iieie alnOe 6riugt cine
Gcpeid6e aus g9icn
Ger @roi bat Oen aoiier criubt,
SemouO onOers nit Der 9hIfgobc 5it
6etrolen.
(Ger 5e6lid1log Der 9eniitbrmgen
OeS @ruicu omNlartinid bel Dem
@erilcbe ocr 9iIoung eineS neucn
Gobinets ihent Die fiir5lihen Pm
ocitin9cn 81 bcitGtigcn onB Ole po-
litiidbe &riiis in Seitcrrci6 erniier
9lahlr lit. Ger SAL oes lebtel a)li-
niItcrhWns mar bouptidhlidl Scr 9lc4
bolte Der @olen i'm &arlament 3ii5u-
ihreiben, 0eren 5tre6cn nod eunenl
gon5lib uno6b0ngigen aoni0red
Nolcn NIT outi.oeitihen Gen0cn5cn
ae6t sic beihloiien 6efonntlib ais
Die erIie parlomentariihe 0jruppe in
irgenO eincm Sonoe bon einigcn
penigen ruoitolen So3ioliIteu obge.
Ieben - gesen oie @epd5rung eineS
ariegs.greoit 81 itiumen.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-23

mcnis @crid5t luuB untcr ocm &C.
tlantcn @cie6 biuncn pierlino5pon.
3i0 StunOen cntic1eiocu Oh genii.
gcnocr Grmo 5nr @cr6oitn9 gcoe.
ben lit. Sails oics nidt Der Sal
nuB Scr @cIongcuc ioiort cutIaiicu
wcrocu
Sic 9le9ierun9 bot oic @inlcBung
cines Spe5iol-Gon5ilS bcidloiicn Ons
Oic GnhuidIing scr proourtiOcn
ardite OcS 9lci6cS cnpdocn uuo ole
not6wcnoigcn N}oBno6mcn 6c5ii9lidl
ocs gIuSIono. mo Snlouo-SouOels
trciien ioll.
Gem Gon5il mcrOcn Ncpr0ienton.
ten ocr Ionomirt6idloiilicben, ofono-
miiben mo piiicnicboitliheu @eiea.
iboitcn, Der Whmi5ipolitoten Der
Scnihpos un0 Der glr6citer.F .Fortei
ongc6orcu.
GAS lgrOgromm Scr glrb c i
ter uno SolOotcn.
g9oi6ington, %. Sini. ~ Sic
bier mcileuOc ruiiiidle Gonmiiiion
ga6 6eutc cine @rflduing o6 ii6cr oie
9c5ic5lm0cn 5uiiMcn Dem Gon5il Der
9lrbeitcr- nm Sol0oten-0cIcgotcll
unO ser propiioriidcn 9ie9icrimg
lm flor 81 mohciL OaB oos Gon5il
nidlt cine Der 9lc9icrling antogonilti.
i6c qocr unDcrionliAe Sorpcridoit
1T.
Gos @rogromm OeS Gon3ilS, 10
io9te oic GrlldunA lei in fcincu
Sinnc OoS Der omcritoniiHen 5o5io-
liitcn, oos olf So5ialiSmu9
6in5iele, ionocru cs ici boiirt cin5ig
oacin alif Oos Frin5ip, 9fuBlonO 5r
elmer leiihmgSiG6gen 9lcgierltng SIT
mo6en INN cs in 0en StouO 5u ie-
ben oeu &rieg NIT @ncr9ie our6-
iii6ren 5u f0nncn.
81 ,Oielcm 8mede 6egiinltigte Oos
Gon5il Stoots Sp5iolismnS in ocm,
ielben WlaBlto6c, mie Ocrlclbe anocrs.
100 ongcnonincn ipor0en ici 5ipcds
eincr eriolgreibcn @'o6iliiiruns Der
SiiliSquellen
@S muroe bon Der Goninliliion flar
gcmadt, ooB Observation-Disclosures
6eiteu infer rliiiiben 4nrtcicn mc
ter 6eiie6en wcrocn mie 0ies in ieOer
1eirnoen politiiben organization Scr
Sal iei; ober oieic Giiicren5cn be5ie-
ben iih ouSidlcBlidb oilf interne6ro-
9eu inorltricller, lonoprt6idnitli-
der lno religioicr 9totur mo auf
Srogen ser 9}otionalitdt. 81 Dem
oroBen 3luede elmer Oollfommcncn
ariees -9lcorgouiiationie ieicn ale @ar-
teicn abiolut einig
&oot gGoubt 3nitdnoe in
Sub lono gcbciicrt
Bctersburn %. ,Sini.
lle6er ieine bier ocwonncneu @inorii-
de ioote 6cutc Glibu 9loot @oribey
scr amerifuniiden N}iiiion.
sd iinoe Die 9iirger @ctcrs6uros
in peliiniiiiiber Stinmung oo6
glallbe irb, ole 2oqc 9luBlan0s beiicrt
iid. Die eiu3ise @efo6r fommt BON
GeutidlanO Ger Goriall Der 9hiS-
mciinng oeS idppei5eriibcn So5ioli-
item 9lo6ert 05rimnt lit ie6r 6e5eih-
neno. Eurb oen 6e6liCbloa iciner
glnilrengnngen bat Gcutihlono ole
Soiinng anf einen ScparaIirieorn
berloret4
Gie Retershirgcr Frelie beipridt
enl6uiioltiid ole dubcrlt ipdrlideu
ytacbridlten bon na6ejn rcooiltion6-
rem 3ult0nOen in Sponien. Dit
Sponnung merocn gii5eIbeiteu er-
partet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-23
eniIraacttcn nidlt cinneidadlIcrt.


grfIdrcn OoB lie Ole Gampagne III
@aibinoton iortieben weroeu.
Erob Der @er6oihtneen weroeu
iie 6elte wieOer i6re Banner Dor
Dem @eiben Sous auipilon5en.
@oli5ei ninlnlt menig 9iIdiihi
olf ibr @ci6ledt.
g9of6inQton, %. Stni.
Die @oIi5ei sing beiite enereiid &c.
Gen Ole SriIrogetteh ole nit Ban
nern Dor 0em @eiBen Sauie itonoen,
Dor. Sic befa6I ooB in 3utunft fei.
inc Banner Dor Dem @eiBen Souie ge.
5eigt meroen Oiirien un0 3mon5ig go.
li5iiien prr0en Dor oemielben alige-
lteat, Inn Oieien 9eie6l ourdl5uiii6-
rem. Sri. 2lcB Burns bon gteu-
BORT imO Sri. Gotbarine WloreD BON
9ollon, 0ie Elm Bonner trugen uno
iid peigcrten iidb bon eincm Der Gin
edn9e gum MeiBcn Sauic ST cntier.
nen, miroeu 0erbnftct mo ms @oIi.
5eibauptquortier gcbro6t. Sie bat.
len, oIs oie 9Soli5ei i6uen bcio6l, lid
81 entiernen imo ibr Banner ob5ulie-
fern, erfldrt, Dab oieielbeu Erioatbe.
iibt6um ieien mo Dab ole @oIi3ci
ni6t Oos 9iccbt babe, iic i6neu weg5u.
ne6men. Sie bdtten audi nidbt Die
glbiicbt, Oie 9dmer aus ibren Sdnoen
81 loiien. Damn muroen Oic beioen
SrGuleins na6 Dem @auptquartier
ee6ro6t obne Dab iie peitere 4ros
teitc cinlegtcn.
SSm &olptqpartier murOen oic BET
Ocn Nido6cn ongeIduloigt, oen Der.
fe6r geit0rt uno eiiien illleeicbIihen
9hlilouf Oeuuiodt 81 baben. Sic
purOen ouf ibrc cioenc 9iireiboft
bin freigeloiicn, iin0 6os Datum ibres
Gcrbors lit nod nidt ieit9ciebt. Selite
nn6nen Die Erauenrehtlerinnen ibre
9onner mieoer aiif Die StroBen ooh
batten tie Die Snidriiten auf oeniel
ben eednoert 10 Dab iie nur @6raien
Die pom @rdiioenten @iI-
Jon in ieinen 9ieoen benuBt puroen.
sic Deroffentlihten ebenfoas cine gr-
fldring in wel6er iie iagen, Dab iic
MIR OaS getbon bdtten. mas ibnen
oas @eieb crloube, ndnlid ibrer
Sode our6 oerniinftiaes 9lreilment
&orl@nb 81 leilten.
Oie6r 8erlloihin9eu mer0en nlor'
Gen erfolgen. tpenn Die ,Srolienreht.
lerinnen beriuben, ibre Banner pie.
Ner Dor Dem g9eiBen Suule uebeii 5li
lalien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-23
@aiaiuncn fir,s glut9c slrcns.

Qic Sunimc bon $62, 2,2SL982 lit be-
rcits gum $i000O0000. aric9s-
ionos iiir's 9iotbe arcu5 beige
iiellert poroen ~ 93ew Sorf al
Iein 5eidnete $26,S62,S62. @lar-
t6o @oI6iuglon's ll5r 6riu9t
$25,0OO
@oi6ingtoh D. Smli Nle5r
ols bic SdIitc oes $l0QOOO0OO
ariegsionos fir oos 9iot5c aren5
llno bcrcits ge5cic6net worocn. Tlc
Slumme betroot iebt 62,2Sl,9S2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-23
M6rOer Ocs Suabem Sect nnsc6lid
acfanaen.

gcfangcn.
ct. &outs, %. SUM. n@ir
ba6cn Elm @pit6n0niB BON CLAUDE
9icrIoI, oas meinen @louben beit6.
tiqt ooB Die Ntoroer oes fleinen ano.
ben 9lopO Sect iicb iebt in Ii6erem
@ema6riom befinoen. So fiinoigte
beute 0erGountD.9Inlpolt bon Spring.
iielo, 03o., 8aul 30. 0'Deo, an, nod.
Gem er in0 Ger G6ei Ger @e6eimpoli-
5ei, 9laenoer oen EierioI IS. glooms
uno Did Garter me6r ais A Stunoen
lang einem %erbor interutrien bot
ten ASieriol betinoet Iib i'm bieiigen
@eiGngniB. Seilte lieB er Srn. gIlr
lenocr Nlitt6eiitng moden, er bate
etipoS, mas er nou ieiner 9riiit malf
3cn modte. Iarali6in crfolgtc ooS
@erbor. Gr bate oernomnen oaB
Gorter ieiteenommen uno ms 6ieiiee
@eidngniB eingebradt moroen ieL
O'Geo iogte, 4ieriol Bate fein red-
tes @eitGnOniB, ieood 9lusiaeeii &c.
gen anOere Ecrionen eeuoht bic
iaIls iie oiii @abrbeit beruben, oieie
anOeren Yeriopen Oeren 9tomen nidlt
befonnt gegebti weroen uno pie mt
inn @e6eimen nit Dem 6one in Der.
6inoiing ite0en itorf in Nlitleiocnr
ihoit geBogen peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-23
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ms aus Dem @eae ordnoen."
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fibrt 9icformcn cin. 9Icuac-
ItoItlng ocs SSobIrcAts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-23

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eemohter lle6erfall uuiere borgeIc6o-
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-06
THE PERFECT WOMAN.

group OF teachers from girls schools England
at recent conference in Liverpool tried define tina
perfect woman" The definition long quote
in full, parts il worthy of special note.
OF course the forty. married, has chill
dren is happy and we'll and lives in a beautiful country
place from large town she is the center
of good home. in which there is high standard OF
cleanliness and comfort and where good every
where visible" is sensible and businesaike and
her home is place OF peace. Her patriotism and poll
tics mingle in just the right degree She companion
able, has gift for friendship and a sound religion.
AS if those things enough. she walks. rides
bicycles, climbs, swims dances, skates plays
games. She ride a horse drive a motor car
She is proficient in many branches OF practical learning
81 do anything and everything about the house
She has knowledge of the law knows how
money. a typewriter Every day she
serious book we'll a newspaper a novel.
She speaks three languages besides her
foreign books she is fond of gardening
ed several crafts-wood carving, metal work book
binding. embroidery"
Obviously the perfect woman" is a creature to-
day Opportunity and training have yet taken the
average far. But is there any Why
many of the coming generations should
attain such an ideal?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-06
THE PARTIES IN INTEREST.

We don't know for the life OF US who Henry "
indianapolis IS but the suit being planned
TO contest the constutionality constitutional
convention law an imposing array OF "unconsti-
tutonar lawyers. such announced under hts
ployment. ought letter OF introduction
but will interest the public will o know
what is the power that moves him?
Perhaps, or at least, We are asked believe it so.
that it is purely matter OF public spirit he
the old constitution the present order OF things
that maybe he would rather have his good right hand
Off than countenance change without first doing
all in his to it. Furthermore. the awful
crime Of the legislature permitting. furnishing the
machinery for the people proceed the adoption OF
constitution without the consent OF the old
OF there sehshness special intur-
est Mr. Bennett is doing all this TO keep the state
of Indiana from flying off into space
Admittedly there is ghost of argument favorahls
to putting the holding OF constitutional convention
until later date. TO these times and he
consequent unsettled condition public mind
of business. This might be done by legislative
Going courts. however. trying to
autocratize the convention OF existence or
faneied technicalites is quite different matter.
We autocratize the convention out OF existence.
for. believe. very substantial There
just half dozen types OF people in Indiana who are
opposed constitutional convention. They ara
brewers distlers saloon keepers utility magnatss.
lawyers, capitalistic their money,
their over-aweing the snobs the weak-headed and
the public susceptibility their monetary save they
and perhaps will be able TO accomplish their pur-
for despite the tendency OF the public
deifyng judges ALL when sensibly inclined
Of their humanity; that mean. judges
only human.
1t is just attempt the part thu
reactionaries progress: to wsest
from the people, possible, the privilege RETAINING
tai law Rafo tba 6phti
will be question who constitute the interests
back of Mr.. Bennett; whose stoopigeon he is why
he is fearful.
Oh, yes of course his motives are purely altruistc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-06
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS ECONOMY.

The household science Of Chicago are going
TO teach in the home through the girls the
class rooms The canning OF perishabe foods will be
among the most important lessons The difference
food value OF and skinned milk will be taught
so that each may be most effectively in cooking
and the table. It is recognized that cheaper foods
frequently require little skill and care in prep
aration make them palatabe as some Of the
richer foods
But food is the only line on which the teachers
are making their big drive The girls being help
ed 70 purchase clothing that will that
serviceable and becoming rather than the latest
fashion is pointed out that most OF the wearing
apparel they buy this year be worn again
next year. Theoretically it has always wisest
buy for service and durability Now must put
theory into practice.
Fancy shoes and elaborate graduation dresses
70 be among the hrst frls go.
II some OF these simple truths adopted by high
school girls guides eating and dressing lot Of
good habits Will formed that viii be while to
carry % pesos times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-06
A CHINESE REGIMENT.

China the first nation TO back up the United
States stand against Germany, and the
Chinese this country volunteering for the war.
Already a Chinese regiment has been organized and
offered to government. II is recruited almost 10
full strength. Every in IL is said 70 be full
blooded Chinese, and every is 70 night for
American principles. Many Of the members grad
yates Of American colleges Others business men
Of considerable wealth. Some have been trained IN
military schools Many have taken part in Chinese up
risings regard themselves as seasoned veterans
Says Tien Tow Liu who represents the Chinese Amer
Citizens alliance and charge OF the recruit
There is reason why. out Of the material at
hand body Chinese fitted for action be
together on short notice. Despite assertions
contrary the Chinese readily adapt themselves 20
military life. and like much any other
soon they discover the benefit them physically.
Chinese who citizens this country will always
fight democracy against nilitarism. China had
a rebrth and proud it, Chinese here desire 20
foster the principles with which she by it,
All OF which sounds like mighty good Americansn.
Who said the Chinese would never "assfmilate"7