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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-28
COCKTAILS AT THE HELM

GENERAL COCKTAILS Is admittedly
VI one of the greatest OF living Ameri-
cans. His utterances and actions have
long inspired the deepest trust. When,
therefore, the builder Of the Panama
Canal describes the woodenship scheme
as hopeless" It Is inevitable that the
general public take him at his word. Our
need is for ships-for wooden vessels IL
timber is available, for steel merchant
men If steel is to be had. But first and
always the call IL for ships, as many
as we can construct, and in the shortest
possible time.
The wooden commerce carrier plan has
been described as pet project" Ger
tainly the idea suggesting utilization of
our vast forest wealth appealed 10 the
Imagination as something peculiarly
American. But very properly neither
the affectionate nursing OF a concept nor
its possible romantic aspect appeals to
George w. Goethals when constructive
accomplishment is the urgent need of
the moment.
He has declared that sufficient lumber
for our proposed vast new merchant fleet
is not now procurable. He has demon.
strated that steel at reasonable rates may
be obtained. Any pickering over this
question OF ship material would be in.
tolerable.
Contracts for seventy wooden vessels
have already been let II we can soon
have timber merchantmen. well and
good. And let us also have as many steel
ships as the directing energy of General
uoefhals ren turn out.
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work long before Petrograd is reached.
II is imperative that the Siberian line
be developed TO the highest state OF ef'
ficiency. In this work our engineers,
both by advice and by direct action, can
render splendid service. Tangled prob.
lens in political morals confront the
Root envoys. But It is doubtful II what
they may do viii transcend In substantial
value the possible accomplishment Of Mr..
stevens's experts, whose speedy arrival
in Asia is a tribute to American energy
and foresight.
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The leader of the first Amerl

The leader of the first American
force to get to the firing lines, Captain
Edward 1. Tinkham. is only twenty-five
years old. He won the War Cross at
verdun. After serving in the Ambulance
Corps he returned to Cornell TO complete
his course. Now he is in the thick of the
fray again-and all of this swift series
OF decisions and diverse actions during
the years in which most college men are
not sure about what they are going to
do in life! War takes hold of good man
material and develops it overnight. Per-
haps that is the only virtue of war as
such. Tinkham's career is inspiring to
young rankers 1t proves 10 them that
good work is recognized by, prompt ad
vancement. Many Of the majors and
colonels of our Civil War were men in
their twenties, and there are many fight
ing in France today who won their COM
missions before attaining their majority.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-28

German air raids on the English
coast are to be expected in April and
May, in September and October. Light
and weather conditions are then most
favorable for such operations. Their
military value. however, continues to be
nil, and the satisfaction which the Teu-
tons can derive from such an exploit as
that OF last Friday must chiefly lie in the
expression of the kind of savagery that
Is voiced in a hymn Of hate and other
similarly frer lied outpourings. Barbar-
Gus indeed has been the murder of inno-
cent women and children by air bombs,
but the smallest ship sunk by a subma.
rine must always be more beneficial TO
Germany than the destruction Of Brit.
ish villages. A significant fact in con-
nection with this last raid is that appar-
entity no zeppelins were employed The
loss OF one Of these huge machines is
exceedingly costly, and the skill Of Eng
lish gunners in "sniping'' the dirigibles
has unquestionably made Germany
cautious.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-28

Linden Eleefully battens upon this in
the current Sat Eve. Post:
Last February he became president
of the Naval War College. He is fifty
nine years old and will be ftfty-eght
next October.
At this rate, sez he, how long do you
suppose it will take him to reach his
second childhood? It's a compliment.
Possibly Linden never heard of the Irish
ejaculation, Lord love him! He grows
younger the older he gets"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-28
THE VOICE OF
THE PEOPLE
Specific Grievances of Ireland
Against English Rule-War
Blamed on Acts of
Mankind

This Department is FREQ to all readers rho
Wish TO express their opinions o| subjects Of
current interest. 10 is open forum aud the
Everiuo Ledger assumes no responsibility for
the rieiCs Of Its correspondents. Letters must
be signed bv the name aud address Of the
Writer, not necessarily for publication, but
guarantee Of DoOd faith.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-28

To the American husband whose
desk is piled high with bills for spring
gowns, the news that the Paris dress.
makers "midinettes" are on strike, and
that work on French lingerie, laces and
hats is thereby halted. must seem tho one
ray Of cheer in the gloom Of a war.
wrung May.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-28
Registry bY Mail

READER-If you are away from your
nome division or precinct on June 8, you
are required to register by mail A few
days before registration day go to the clerk
of the county where you may be Cor to the
city clerk If you are in city of more than
10000 inhabltants) and obtain a registration
blank, FIJI 1t out and mail 1t to the regis
trar Of your precinct so that it will arrive
there on or before June 5.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-28

1t is noticeable that the more cor
dial Germany's notes TO Spain on the
U-boat question become the more Span
ish ships are torpedoed. America had
her fill of this variety of murderous
friendship, and it is hard to see how the
honor of the Dons can tolerate much
more of It.
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Americans helped to build the sr,

Americans helped to build the first
railways IN Russia, notably the famous
direct, uncurved line between Petrograd
and Moscow. And now within very
few days our advance guard of engineers
win be on hand to aid the Slavic Re
public IN solving the huge transportation
problems OF the war John F. Stevens,
one OF the chief engineers OF the Panama
Canal, and his party OF experts are
aiready at Toxic. II is a comparatively
short journey from there TO vladi-
vos1ok In that Siberian port tons OF
goods. munitions and provisions are
stored. awaiting shipment by the "a
Mon| |rsns.as|an railroad Very pos,
||N|> .|.la no eomnilssion vili be =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-28

AND we learn for the first time from
''The Recollections of Sir Algernon West
that a clever poem we had always at
tributed to Lord Byron was written by
a Miss Fanshawe. It's that epigran
on the letter II"
Twas whispered in Heaven,
Twas muttered in He'll,
And echo caught family
The sound as It fell.
on the confines of earth
Twas permitted to rest
And the depths of the ocean
Its presence confessed.
Twill be found in the sphere
When 'tis riven asunder,
Be seen in the lightning
And heard in the thunder.
Twas allotted to man
With his earliest breath,
1t assists at his birth
And attends him in death,
Presides DER his happiness,
Honor and health;
Is the prop of his house
And the end Of his wealth.
In the heaps Of the miser
Is boarded with care,
But is sure TO be lost
In his prodigal heir.
II begins every hope,
Every wish IT must bound
It prays with the hermit,
with monarchs is crowned.
without II the soldier.
The sailor, may roam,
But woe to the wretch
Who expels 1t from home
In the whisper Of conscience
'ris sure TO be found,
Nor cen in the whirlpool
OF passion is drowned.
Twill soften the heart
Though deaf to the ear,
II will make IL acutely
And instantly hear.
But. in short, let II rest,
Like a delicate flower.
on, breathe on Il softly.
1t dies "a an hourl
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MOVE 10 AMEND

Tho Legislature at Harrisburg is considering
a bill TO abolish the free lunch counter.
News note
4 thought tCitbin my bean Is born
4 hope that Is perhaps torlorn,
But, oh! that IL might be:
why not destroy John Barleycorn
And let dear Free Lunch free7
+. ATKINSON.
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QUIZ

What arc they?
q Where Is Kent, which was bombed by Ger-
man airmen?
D. Who Is McAdOo, who, It Is hlnted, may be-
come DemOCratic candidate for the presl.
dency In 1920?
o. What are carnivorous animals?
D. What Is spread-eagle speech?
U. Who was Captain Cook?
Z. Where are the Barren Grounds?
D. What baseball team is called the "Cubs"f
D. who Is Doctor Rove, named as Assistant
Secretary OF the Treasury?
TO- What was the Salic law?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-28

It is to be hoped that New York
will not leave any of those unpatriotic
signs. which read, Don't be drafted
enlist in the Seventy-frst." lying around
until June s. BY the time that day Of
national dedication comes we must get
rid of the last foolish suggestion that
there is anything dishonorable about the
selective draft.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-28
Four Years a Citizen

READER OF THE PUBLIC LEDGER
All men OF the specified age, whether or not
they have their frst papers for citizenship,
must register June s. II you have your first
papers and are German born you are an
alien enemy" and win not be subject 70
draft, according 10 the present interpreta'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-28

The weather this May has come in
for many hard words, but all will be for
given II the New York Produce Exchange
authorities prove to be reliable prophets.
According to their deductions, the new
wheat crop may be a hundred million
bushels greater than last years and the
increase will be largely due to beneficial
spring rains.
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French in Germany

7. O.-Yes, a small portion of Alsace,
Germany, is occupied by French troops The
western battle front runs from Belgium
through northern France southeastward into
the southern tip Of Alsace, ending at the
Swiss border.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-28

The navy's expressed lament over
tho shortage OF cooks must sound rather
crude to the American housewife On
this tragic theme her thoughts have long
been almost too deep for tears"
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Farm Work

Z. OK.-Detailed information regarding
farm work may be obtained best by per-
sonal visit to the Philadelphia Bourse farm
labor recruiting bureau or the Office Of the
United States immigration Commissioner,
1872 South Third street
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Ministers of Agriculture

]. W-The Canadian, British and French
ministers corresponding to our Secretary
of Agriculture are the Minister Of Agri-
culture Ottawa, Canada the President Of
the Board of Agriculture, London England,
and the Minister of Commerce and Agri-
culture, Paris, France.
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Exemption From Draft

r. R-It is probable that a man with
astigmatism will be exempted from mill
tary service. but It is impossible TO say.
as no definite announcement on this point
has been made.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-28

although it has the incidental good If
making the Irish tenant farmer who pur-
chased under tor rather that farmers
grandson-the owner of his farm in about
seventy-five years from the date of pur-
chase j. ST. GEORGE JOYCE.
Philadelphia May "a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-28
Whv Not "Harem Scarem"?

When the British entered the village
the fat Turk, who was its burgomaster,
or whatever you call II, was taken by
surprise; and so were the women Of the
household, who ran heter-skelter."
News Dispatch,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-28
Woman on Dollar

p. E.-The woman's face on the Ameri.
can silver dollar Is that of the Goddess OF
Liberty. 1t was designed from no par
ticular model, but was the designers con-
eeptlon OF an ideal face. II was hrst used
in 1878.
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Phn.d.lphl.. Monday. May 20, 1917

Venezuela's declaration that no ship
under her flag has suffered from U.boat
outrages suggests the reason why Swift
zerland's merchant fleet is still unharmed.
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NOncitizens

READER-Every male resident OF the
United States between the specified ages,
whether or not he is citizen, is required
to register June 5.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-28

Sir--G see by the paper that only three
men have been dismissed from Fort Niagara
because Of physical defects, but that five
in camp are In the grasp Of German
measles. Mother plot, d'ya spose?
A measle is red. If it were green you
might call It a grasp plot
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What Do You Know?

Queries Of general interest tDiI be dnswered
in this column. Ten questions, the dnsUers to
t0hich oUery toell.inJornted person should know,
asked daily.
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The New Iliad

Henry Wa,Iand IN IN HIS Annual Address
Bcfo-. the Now YORK state Waterways
Association at Troy, y Y,
October :. 1910
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Tom Daly's Column

THE BIRTHDAY
Giue thanks for this suruivdV
For here's the dnniUcrSdrU
OF Teacher Dcdr's drriUdl
In his maternal nurScrU
Other Noted Men Born May 2S
Louis Agasslz, naturalist, 1907
Tom Moore, poet, 1879.
WE SPOKE some time ago Of the funny
things 10 be found among the records
in who's Who" Every inmate OF the
volume is supposed to furnish his own
story. For years past this is what a
great man offered; this and no more:
Address; Land Title BIDS. Philadelphia
If WERE YOU
n ircrc you and you iCcre !,
Felicia, soon icould cure
The d0onieS ! notC endure
Because mn plcddiu0S you deny.
tCould not take a tcllotr'S epe
Then stay him icith glance demuro,
~ I trcrc VoW
Your pa, for reasons most obscure,
Ima0iucS tcc intend to M
TO GrctHd Green before judy
Your sire. bclicrc nc, icoWd be sure,
II icCrc yoH
FILBERT.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-28

Other Noted Men Born May %
Louis Agassiz, naturalist, 1907.
Tom Moore, poet. 1879.
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THE BIRTHDAY
Giue thanks for this surUiUdV
For here's the dnniUcrSdrU
Df Tggrbgr ngoVse arrival

In hts maternal nurSCrU
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LITTLE GHOSTS
OF THE LUSITANIA
Pierre Mile Tells a Moving
Story of How They Visited a
German Princeling
BY HENRI BAZIN

stan Correspondent Of tho EvESiSG LEDGE
In France.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-28

THE AVERAGE NET PAID DAILY CIR
CULAT1oN OF THE EVENING LEDGER
FOR APRIL WAS 11S.O2T
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@cter gum aslusrl: .SrinJsn e..
etn @los 8ier!1
8ans6eu: $50, @a!ss, b1uu zap ia
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! IL. 0s5snlber 1917 auf bus eigea'
tblm SO. 1922 Dunlap Gtrobe N
sine nlonotlide Utietbe BON $31.
Rihdrb 6. Gipins, 9erlpolier, an
s5rau asnes EiebsrIshnsr. 13 BEL 81
SUB an Der Sffeits Der Sapmia.r
GtraBt stpiiden Der @arb uub ept'
rett Strabs $685.. .48.
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@ratb, 121 bel IS SUB an Der Barr
StroBe 81.
elisabetb u. t9ierion u. U. an 9ioid
9lusbenmoors, 25 BEL 110.71 Sub an
Der Siioisiie Der etaie StrnBs, 100
jug fpeifIi9 Der Wab antbonB Ctr.
$1,000. (Stsuer $500
Mi[Iinm g. Bail u. @. on Diniom
g. Steinsr, brsi older 2onb in S:.s
tion % in erssn 9oipnfbip, ebsHio
ungefGbr 27 2lder aanb in StttiOn
81 in @reen Soipnfbip $500.
Cha M. Smith on 5berein Stol,
Got 191 in SOispb 3. Rins llntsrs
abtbeiIuns in 5ortfpel 81.
stfFsn. Don Grnnf Stobl an 2lnna
M. Giabl, Got % in RorlpOob plaee
llntsrabtbeilung 500 (Steuer SD
Gillian Ul. 9ebpmer an Sreus Z.
unb Gbmarb Z. Solsbnlb, Got A IN
Q. Z. Suttpn's llntsrabtbeilung IN
ut. @aIbinstOn 81. (Stsusr S4.)
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:psitliaen gde Der Srelpiier uub
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grnnb 4Denue, 81
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ming 3. @roesbed unb gbarks 3.
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$1.00.
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rifle. 81; (Skusr $150.
Gbnrles $. 5i[es IN William R.
Collins, % BEL 100 syub an Der Rorbs
leits Der SOIbrOOi alDs.. 81; (stsusr
$D.
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Gborlss 8. unb Rnrp 6. Siles, aois
SO unb 40 In Der Siib Rortroob Sbn,
tiiat llntsrabtkiIuns. 81; (gtsusr
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Gfneinnatt. IL. 9saembsr.

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5rant 2imbrod an Qlnna Wl. 9sls
Ter, 1902 SUB an ber Sifisite Der
SpriHsfieIb phG 81. (stsutr $2.oo)
: Gltanab 9. gaujs an bic elult arb
Dibors 60, 40 CUB an Der siOtn'
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ipoub $2,115. (Stsuer $2.50.)
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gers, 49.o8 SUB an Der Weiiisiie Der
WcMinan Gtrabe, 245 CUB iibiia
Der 5umboIbt 9tbe. 81. (Stsusr $l.)
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(5tener $2.)
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niifrntor, an GftlIe d. Gobis. % BET
100 SUB an Der glorbfstte Der Rsuns
ten Strobe, 223 5ub tpeitlhb Der
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@raubeissntbHm s.Sppotbsfeu.
RtueSbpotbefen

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Wurp anna 9lItemstsr an Der
porf o. unb 6. 60. $500.
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u. 60. $500.
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u. $500.
9lgnss yiie6erIebnsr an Si,beHts
marb 8. unb 9. Go. $500.
Sojspb Rsi4 on Gem Y. unb 9.
Go. $1,000.
gbna groums GIemins an 8. 9.
BOlFnssr $500.
sbsreFn GiOu an GONE .. unb y.
Go. $1,000.
Ssnman glOa an Tlarp :. Gilbest
$4o0.
Gbporb 3. SolsbaIb on Wt. @aib'
fneton 8. .. unb .. 60. $2500.
@ilIis 6. Sarper an 9euii6er
2anbpsbr .. unb g. Go. $25O0.
4nna W. Stabl an 9. u. Sannsr
$3.50.
Getilsts SppOtbtten
Warb Jetberoff on grite gationaI
8ant bon 2ubloD, ap. $500.
Gmaline Groiptbers an Sam SGuls
man $500.
2ouiie preblsr an Soutbsrn Sbio
8. unb z. 60. $500.
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Snbinss Bant 60. $1,000.
lyIereIla SbelIsp on DO. $4500.
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gltannab .. Ganss an Jtlir e.
aspp $200.2o.
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go. 2 $1,000.
alberta ginteio on .-8tuiemula
GtGess, @srtpoIitrin, $500.
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g. 60. $3.50.
Silbo Bauer on geeiman Strnbs
3. u. 60. S2100.
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Gbnab Q. Gbort an z. War0 g.
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2nmont Gl. Gmiib an Jobn 9.
Bruce $100.
6. q. Nilb on Dsit.rn & SOuib'
srn 2ifs Sni. SO. $2500.
Spfspb 9e.d an Guunbuiion g. &
3. 60. $1,000.
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8uilbins Go. $500.
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SinfeliiHssr.

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DisIs Sann trdst eiHfn sroben, fupfer,
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fiibri wsiit sinen Jd9sr, aus btm
gIatie Der palmprapalmt, oft brtiDiers
tel Wletsr i'm 0ur3msiisr foiisnD. llu
Gals unb aOpf. ben bas @apauD biz
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bratiGdniihsn. 8isptilsn DerboIlhGn.
binsa bisfs ansriiItuns nod eiu paar
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