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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-18
THE PUBLIC FORUM
Y. P. S. L. AND UNION LABOR

One of our Forumists makes the as
sertion that among several organiza-
tons that have held dances recently
with nOn-UniOn musicians the Y. P.
S. L. was one of them.
The Young Peoples Socialist
league is a part of the international
Socialist movement which has for
its definite purpose the organization
of the workers to take over the
means of production and distribution
that all may enjoy better, happier
and saner life.
Our Forumist further remarks that
the Socialists "claim to be the friends
of labor" This is a very popular
phrase with old party candidates
around election time. The Socialist
party claims to be more than merely
a friend of labor. It is labor on the
political field battling for the rights
of the dispOssessed and disinherited
of the earth.
Therefore would it not be absurd
that we should aid the representa-
tiVes Of the present system, who OPP
pose the organization of their work
ers, by extending our patronage to
them? No organizations are more
insistent upon the union label than
the Socialist party and the Y. P. S. L.
Fred w. BarthoIomae, EngIewood
Y. P. S. l., o. E. A. No. f2755, A. F.
of.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-18

teaches the child the proper use of
the stove. The people who drink are
not children. They are old enough
to know the value of their physical
being, if our schools are any good,
and if they don't prohibition cannot
teach them.
The persons who drink help to pay
one Of the largest revenues in the
country. In our constitution the
church is declared to be immune
from taxation, the object being to
keep the hand of politics off the al
tar of the church, yet the church is
trying its utmost to get its hand on
the altar Of the states. Their religion
was not tolerated in England, and
now our sort of government will not
be tolerated by the church.
The most terrible crimes are COM
mitted by people who are victims of
mOnOtonous environment. - Albert
Mickow, 3146 N. Kedzie Az
THE ALLIED BAZAAR.-It is one
of the most absurd, unneutral prop
agandas that has been allowed in this
country since the beginning of this
horrible war.
wendell my way through the
crowded aisles filled with human
beings of the different races now en-
gagged in war, all wearing buttons
and badges, especially one with "a.
B." on it-(an bunk)-for that is
surely what it is.
If you want to see a lot of half
baked nuts, see the "AI Bunk show.
They will sell you a lot of old trash
that has been taken from the store
rooms where it has been laying for
years. 1t costs so cents to get in and
$40 to get out. It's not my intention
to cast any disgraceful slurs or SIAN
der on those who believe that they
are working for a noble cause, but
the carrying on and conduct of some
of the Young women of society was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19

capacity is forty feet and six inches
long. II all the cars carrying material
for there three classes Of camps could
be coupled together. the train that
would result would extend from New
York to Chicago and on out to Evanston:
Illinois.
That is long train. It represents
\ great burden added on To the TASK
accomplished by the railroads in the
record breaking year OF 1915. lfut car
ryinS conSl ruction materials IN tn" can
comments is only small part OF the
total increase in traffic for 1871.
After tho camps had been bulft. the
railroads had to NOV" tn" men into
them. They have also TO carry To the
Atlantic seabo;lrd from I'll Parts OF
the country. The men who have zone
10 France. Up to November 10th theY
had carried q total OF 100000 soldiers
to camps and ports of cmbankment
Many Of these men were carried onfy
short distances, from New York 10 Zap
hank, Long Island. for instance. or rnn
Chicago out to Rockford. But out west
some hng rides were taken by the Nh
tional army men "nroutr To their cor
tonrncnts The Los Angeles contingent
had to be- carried to American Lake.
I'D near Tacoma and the Arizona boys
boys rode all tho way 20 FoTt flIlc?.
Kansas. to begin training.
The railroads will have another large
lob on their bands whoa the divisions
from these western camps nrc ordered
east to embark for France. \ line on
the size of that task can he gained by
considering what il mount to the rail-
roads TO transport a single battalion
Of e-nSirecrS from San Francisco to an
Atlantic port early in September. The
battalion numbered ga officers and
comprising ten Slrcpcrs. ono baggage
car. two kitchen cars and three box
cars. This train took Just seven days
20 make its tranScentincntal journey.
To move a whole division from Ia
coma across to the Atlantic will ~
QuIrc fif;t such trains.
After the men have been moved the
railroads har, to- carry supplies To them.
Every day $500 carloads OF food and
coal arc being hauled To the Nationn |
Guard and National army camps alOne.
Up to November IL. Il total Of 1000
caroads OF freight had been bundled
for the shipping board. This figure
represents n part OF the trnff!c involved
By the building Of 400 new ships An
enormously greater number OF cars have
rolled down to Atlantic and Gulf ports
loaded with supplies and munitions for
and England and Italy.
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quire the railroad to establish, build
and equip passenger and freight sta
ton at Elk View.
On the recommendation Of E E. Win.
tors. railway inspector for the public
service comm ission. and upon agreement
% the plaintiff. tho case OF the city OF
Elucficld against the Appalachian Pow
or company. regarding street car sc:r-
icc in Blucfield. has been placed on the
retired docket Of the commission. the
understanding being that II conditions
in the country. now due TO war. Improve
the complaint may BIZ taken up again.
The Appalachian Power company OF
Bluclield. has applied to the commission
for authority to increase Its street car
passenger rates in Bluchcld. and on its
interurhan lines to eliminate the part
o fits schedule providing for SIX tickets
for 25 cents and fifty tickets for $3.50
10 others than school children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19

at isn't Extreme Care That Pre>
serves My Beauty. It is Good Stonn-
ach Kept Sound by Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets
Hundreds OF otherwise pretty girls
have a regular stomach face. Little
pimples break out. Then bigger ones.
all the result Of undiycsted food in
weak digestive system. II these girls
would take Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab.
let after meals the ptmples would so
away, and the skin would be clearer
and the pinched. haggard expression
would give way 10 smiles. r. isn't
what YOU eat nor tha quantity. il is
the ability Of tn" digestive organs TO
turn food into pure blood. When food
lays in tho stomach and sours. fer
ments. becomes gaSsy. causes rumb-
LONGS and belchng there is trouble
ahead unless Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab,
lets are relied upon. Ger Il 5D-crnt
box today at any druggist and avoid
spelling your complexion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19
Ral1earso This Evening.

T'hnsr who arc to take speaking part
IN the program which will hn presented
by the young people Of tn" Trinity
Lutheran church. Christmas hay, will
meet this evening nj tho church Tor re-
hcarsal which will he held Sunday might
after the church services, and full nj
tendance Is Desired. The members Of
the choir. who will also take Pnrt In the
exercises, will rchcarsc Friday evening.
The play which is tn be presented. il
entitled Tho Child Of Promise" and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19
What The Railroads Have
Done in War Preparation

WASHINGTON. Dec 1S.-This mas
,,er, -aII,d \ railroad war America 3
n-cn,-o,;on for such a war is a greater
railroad mileage than that of the on
tire continent OF Europe. and Il riuiroad
army Of l.75n. nnn employees Already
the railroads. modified under their war
board at Washington have Won some
important victories
Up to November - the number OF
carloads 81 construction materials ana
furnishings brought int" the National
army cantonments was 1a1S+. To the
same date building supplies sued in the
guard camps amounted to 3.3i9 car
loads; and 9.6+9 carloads had been
shipped into the aviation camps
A standard box car OF 100000 POUNDS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19
KILLED IN WRECK.

HAMILTON. ONT ncc. 1s.-Two per
st.ns were killed. aud thrr" others wer,
burt when New Y"rk-Cntcasr express
irair. travelling ;w" hrtirs lnth IN tho
Grand Trunk "llir"ad. crushed Into .
"i..!sh, trn.it wh,' was CROSSING ;hn
rnaiG i'm. mar stony Creek.
William Walsh. an "nglnr"r. and Per-
~ i;Ilris;ry. n fIrrn'Hr. died If injuries.
ThuS" injured wrf: passengers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19
CHECKS FOE CW1srHA8.

Workmen's compensation Comrnissi ION
CT Lee OFT. yesterday announced that all
pension checks for tho month Of De-
eernber would DO mailed from his de-
partmont on Thursday. December 20. in
time for tho bcncficiar1es to obtain the
checks before Christmas. Usually the
CHECKS are not mailed before the first
nr cach month. approximately $4,000
WIFI he sent out from the department
fund
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FOR H1GRE1 RATES.

The public Service commission today
entered III order allowing tho petition
Of the ShinnSIon Light and Water cnm-
pany for authority 10 increase its rates
for water service. No protest wns made
against the petition and the decision
was n;Ide on Tho representations OF tho
company
Formal complaint was filed with tho
commission to-day by Henry Il. Nelson.
against the Winifrrdc railroad company
regarding the alleged refusal Of the
company to furnish cars for L coal mine
operated by the complainant
Another formal complaint filed today
WAS that OF Grant Jarrett against the
Coal and Coke railway company, in
which The commission b asked TO to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19
RED CROSS NOTES

Thu ST Johns Guild OF st Matthew'S
church. served q particularly attractive
luncheon to the ladies at work at Rcd
Cross headquarters yesterday at NOON
time 1t consisted Of soup. egg sand
witches and coffee, Tho soup heinS Il very
welcome addition 10 the usual menu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19

TIL, 81. raul'& church on Wood street Is
pro crossing rapidly and will he complct-
81 This week..
Mrs Edward lIiChwart If South Jacob
?Ir""; is seriously i'll.
The many local friends Of Miss
M"rInr Myers - Canton. Ohio. will he
SURPRISED 81 barn Of her marriage 30
William Wh"rI"y. also OF Canton. AIRS.
Whurlrv l.: we'll known hrre. having VS.
itcd Wheeling a number of times.
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Meet Tomorrow.

4 rchca rsal hy he rhidlrcn OF the
First Christian church vino will give n
.'V'bIir Christmas entertainment Al
thr church christmas day. viii be hcld
Tomorrow afternoon. there is iarg"
number Of children who will tnka p1lrt In
tho program, and nil arc urged 10 be
prcAcut tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19
Basketball Games.

Another series of basketball games
Will b. held tnmnrro~ evening nj the
Y ". e. A.. md members Of the several
.,ams arc looking forward 10 the con-
tests with interest This Ia Tho second
series NJ games. to be held nj this place
thi: wear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19
SOUTH SIDE NEWS
Funcrnl Today.

Funeral services will he held mis- all
nrnron at = o'clock for Mrs. katherin"
Ilnbsicti"r. aged and respected resident
nr the South Side. who passed away
Monday morning. lnIcrmcni will be
made. M. Greenwood.
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splendid work The booth at Stone
Thomas store WAS ruled by the Agnes
Lee Circ" and the results wrr" emf
ncntly satisfactory. TIL" Ladies' Of st.
I.ukc'S J.. Il. church held forth nj tho
George Il. Taylor booth. and they also
were pleased with their work UP 10 date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19
Cupid Club Dauoo.

The annual holiday dance OF fhe
members uf the Cupid Club will be held
Friday evening md good timo Is being
anticipated" By III" many young people
who have been invited. Tho dance will
hr of an Informal nt>nrct and bids we'll
10 be largely attended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19

Tho men o. tho brotherhood 81 M
Trinity Lutheran church. held th'lr
monthly meeting at IN ChHrrh last 'E''-
ming The !nr"'iu:. wa% largely attend
cd. and wa YER" INTERESTING.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19

PeoPle who want 10 give an acceptable
Christmas gift which Is not only on
trrmcly ornamental hut patri"tir rs we'll
will welcome the opportunity az pu"-
chasing a Rcd cross enamel pin. There
are both large and small pins. and a
great demand is expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19
Held Meeting,

Thn ynung prorlc ri the Wesley NJ. l..
church, who will give the Christmas
entertainment ut tho church Christmas
ulay, met last evening At the church for
rehearsal. The play promises TO be
very good one,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19
CAPITAL NEWS

CHARLESTON. W. Ma. Doc 1S.-h
charter was issued today by The Sccrc-
rary or state 10 tn" Douglas" Cemetery
Association nf Wildwood. West Virginia
tn operate y cemetery at tho same place:
has 10 capital stock Interpretations r
IT. Douglass. J.. l.. Hollihay {. f.
Wnrth. J. w. Carter and 4. D. Douglass.
all OF Wildwood.
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CONDEMNATION NEWS.

w. II. MinnIch. Of Ma-tinshurS, faith
or OF J " M!nnirh. who was accident
ally killed recently whilr employed by
the Standard Lime and Stone company
ioday WAS awarded compensation in the
sum Of $3.50 IL week by tho state COM
pensation commissioner. Compensation
also was awarded In G. W. COX OF An
moor. father nf Frank Cox. killed acct-
dcntally In tho employ nf the Elk Horn
Coal corporation. amount $3.50 weekly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19

There were on unusually large number
Of workers at the Red Cross rooms yes
tcrday, with Mrs. Singleton PAUL.. Mrs.
Arthur Stjfrl and Mrs. Nelson Cecu III
immediate charge
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Briafs md ParsonalR.

Miss Vera McElrny will return the
latter part Of the werk from Morgan
town, where she has heen attending the
SSain university.
Work on repairing the parsonage Of
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Rnd Crnaa Striving.

The ladies of tho sewing club Of the
Third i'rcsbyIrrlan church. mot last
evening ut tho church, and did much
work. Another meeting will be held to-
morrow afternoon,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19

The fact that Christmas is SO near
has not taken away In one whit the in
trrcst Of the ladies. In fact. It seems
only 10 spur them on to greater efforts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19

Yesterday was surgical dressing day
at Rcd Crus;; headquarters. and Il great
deal of work was accomplished.
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Y. ". C, A. NOTES

Tho business Wnmcn's Bible class
met 1T 900 p. IN. last night and very
interesting evening was spent. Rev.
Thomas Greer kuunlZ was in charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19

The ratri"tir league girls oc the y.
W. G. A.. me-, last mist; :"r the purpose
ur fiutshini; nullinS together their sol
dicrs Cnnlfnris." Tins" hlaNknts win
10 presented It, ilir tame Of the Christ
mas ,rcr OH Sunday. and wil! h" sent
through lhr I;rd Cr,,$s to III" camp hos
uitHl at Petersburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19

Miss Lucille Slorcman Of Overland
college. who has been taking her pract-
cal trimming in as:i"riaiiun wo:N for tho
past f"w months. win return from Gin
rinnatt tho iait"r part q; this week.
Miss S!"ncmTm ha& been in Cincinnati
for tho last three mouths attending Il
lecture Cuurs" under the direction Of tho
National Board ~ the Young WomenS
Christian Association. and will now COM
plci,, her term in tine Wheeling Associa-
rin
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To-day tho Kings Daughters will
work ct the Ped Cross rooms. and Il
large ATTENDANCE is expected.
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Tho Rcd Cross Society states that
while each day may have It's special club
% workers. il Is not confined To any ono
organization. Any Tcd Cross workers
are more than welcome on any day what
crer. regardless Of any society
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19

Tonight from $50 10 T:3o. the rcGn-
lar meeting nf The Teachers Bible class
will BE- held. pr. Charles Robinson. u.
D.. will speak.
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Met Last Evening.

is very appropriate Tor The YuIctidr sea-
son.
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Tho Rcd Cross Christmas seals :rc
having q most wonderful snle. and It is
fuIty expected t1let the result will lie
far greater than has b"cn anticipated
Tho Wontcn's Hebrew benevolent So
c1cty was looking after tho booth in ;ho
Federal building. yesterday, and did Il
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RIVER news

with stage OF feet and falling at
the wharf last evening, thero promises
10 br little change in the river for Il few
days. The stage 1T the McMechcn dam
was 2 feet l inch
Tho heavy flow OF Ice continues and
in. buckets arc still held NJ the wharf.
Davis Island Dam. II f.. falling, clear.
rark~r*hure. Is IT.. stationary; clear.
Morgantown 6.5 #. stationary: clear.
Oh CITY. rs It. rising: clear.
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Dorn-I'm surprised that you d let a
man kiss you on such short ncQuain,-
nnce.
Betty-Wcll. Re said II was my own
fault that l hadn't met HIM anoE-
Boston Transcript
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19
TO GUARD POWER F1.AHr.

Coal operators from tho kanawha-
New River and Winding Gulf coal fields.
representing between 200 and $50 mines
and from 5000 to 10000 miners. are
gathering in Charleston tonight for 4
meeting tomorrow with the state council
~ defense. Tho object OF the meeting
il Is said. Is 10 discuss ways and means
and devise permanent scheme whereby
thr huge power plant owned by the Fir-
Eintan Power company can DC guarded.
Tho operators arc anxious that there
NO no rrs;Gs;ion OF work due TO lack "f
power and they wish precautions could
hn taknn In prevent any attempt 10
wreck the plant. they say.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-14
Sersc6cn nnS gcrscRcn.

Sir cine Muttsr, iiberbaupt fir
ieben @r3ieber, biirfen bies ni9t apei
setrennte 8egriffe iein. Sin tinO~
.ibes Bergeben, einmai peraieben,
muB oud Dergeiien iein, BARI ni9t
bel ieoer paiienb eri4einenoen Sc
legenbeit mieoer in @rinnerung ges
5ra9t unb bon m%abnenoen Worten
6egleitet benz &inoe b~Orgebalten per>
ben. Oas: r0u pirIt bod ni4t
pieoer 10 unge3ogen fein, pie oas
mails, ols bu 49," trGgt gang ges
nib ni4t oaau BET, ben tleinen Wiiis
letdter gefiigig gu MAIDEN, piel ebes
ldBt es i'm perftodt uno trOBig uno
nit Der 3eit abgeitumpft perOen ses
gen bns, mas es getan. Sat er eins
nal nit ieinem reuepoll bettelnben:
.Hi9t b0fe iein!' unb benz aus
Treiem, eigenem 4ntriebe 9eleiiteten
@eliibbe: sd mill es aud ME pies
Der tun!" BEL Der Mutter pilliges
DIR 9efunben. mas foil Oann nod
Elm Na6trogen uno @erbaltens Sn
Der &unf, bic S4ulb nit Der Siibne
au b%ssraben, muB cine Mutter Wlei>
iterin fein, unb iie pirb bulb an
cen Gri9ten ibrer @r3ie9ang ibre
8erseBldteit in biefem Sinne be-
lobnt ieben.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-14
@OripielenOe &imOer.

@enn lid mir, 10 ldreibt elm
Wtulltireurlo, ienlcaS mil oen Wor.
ten nQbert: ~9itte, ia9ct sic mir
cod elnntol gan5 olIrldtlg Sbre
WtetuungI" 10 eriuat uI6 oleS An'
lieaeu pom uornbereiu nit tleiem
unO niht ullgere@tiertigtem 0dB.
trauen. Geuu lb bo6e lebr oft Die
idmer5lidc @%riabrung genlodt,
oar Die Neute meme autrihtlge Yin
lidt nur Damn boren mouten, lpenn
tie NIT Der ibrigen ilberelnltinnlte
uno luoptoglid nod elm bls6en nit
Idmodboiten, menn ou6 nldt I'M.
mer 5utrG9li6en Sauce Der S6mel-
delei i%ibergoilen mar. SD butte MIDI
oenn aud lo~rgialtig, melne auTrif-
tige Wteiulug lemonO Damn gu ia.
gen, tuern i6 ibm ni6t mittellen
fam, moS er germ bort! SD ldppel-
ge Damn lieberl
Ser &ulturmenid fommt nun
ober otter in ole peinli6e Gage,
feline @nli6t nidt oerl6peigen gu
fGnnelt, uno i6 trage ieoen Wtitnler.
iden, mas CT tut uno tim loa, nenn
iGm 5ugemutet miro, iiber ben
aunIttuert oes n8orlpielens" Don
&lnoern 5tpii9en ieds unO pier5eDn
Sobret1 5ugleiG liebensluipiiroig ul10
%offenDer5lg 5u entldeloen.
Sab @ltern li6 all Den Wflllifbe-
Sobren 3uglci6 liebensluiiroig uno
lirebungen un0 2eiItungen ibrer
Na6fomnleni1aft erfreuen, oaS lit
cine liebensniiroige Sdpmd6e, Die
ieoer na6liAtig beurtcilen miro, mo-
mentli6 lper ielbit ainoer bat. @ber
ooB 0ie guten Sreunoe uno getreuen
No6barn ii9 Oieie 5peifel6aften
Sbrenl6mGuie audi nit ltrableloer
8egeilterung onboren io1en, 0as lit
pirtlih ein bis6en piel p%erlangt.
uno gan5 oapon abgeiebelI lit Dies
8orIpielen a tout .prix elm Sor.
gang, Der nod meiner ne6er5eu.
gurtg ieoem pdoago9ii6en @rltno-
lae ms @cli6t i6lagt. Gin &ino
eorf nlr Damn, 1tno crit 0ann uuor.
lpielen~, III Dem Gimme, oaB es an.
cere nit ieinen S%eiitungen crfreuen
loa, mern es mirfli6 etluaS @utes,
&orrettes, mulifalil6 @mpfunoenes
gum Iilsoruf bringen uno tedniid
beberriden fann. l1no nel6es aino
fam Dos? IS 9ibt ia bo6mulifali.
l6e &inoer, aber tie iino unter Der
un5a1l Ger Observation-Disclosures
&c lelten uno iparli6 perltreut wie
@olof0rner untet Dem @ei5ell, uno
audi ibnen nare es better, lie ipiel.
ten MIR &ebrern n1o gltern Dor,
oenn 81 tribes uno iibertrie6enes
Sob ipirft alf Sulente mie Die ien-
9enoe Come auf carte Slumen, lie
entpidein iid iiberrai6 uno melfeu
e%benlo, ooer lie pcrtiimmern in Der
gmpfinoung: $50, menn ib Die
Sabe idon 10 i60n Mode, %
braud)e i1 mir ia feine Wfiibe net
ter 81 %geben!~ Gas liegt nun ELL
nal in Der meni6lid)cn, uno beion-
oers in Der tinOli6en Natur. 9ieic
Gc6begabten &inoer aber, pie &C.
logt, lino groBe Iusnabmen. 9os
Qur6iGnittSfino ipielt I'M belten
Sau idledt uno reft iein fleines
Stiid bcrunter es upinpert", mie
oer Sblelier be5ei6ncllO iagt, un6
mag es bod, aber man fol- ermad-
lcnen Geuten nid)t 5llmlltcn, Dies
oYinlpern" 81 b0ren, uno &inoern
ui6t, es gum beiten 5u geben.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-14

Wen. BAT er gsTogt, psnn Ou Idttis'
felt 6tIt. ooun touuit Ou norge rrib
ltorte. Nu9 DoS BOT mid geiu6t IN
oonn ben i9 Den 9oni9 sefsngt,
tuas Ie an mid uemme. Den Rsit
uer3d6l i4 eu4 oos uG4ite nal, ben
i'd SeIagt, IA se6u iest 6eim.
Domit iA oer5leipe
Sbne Sbrn Iiepe
p6tttpp SoueromPftr.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-14

3eitgemdB s. 9ettler (im
StraBengraben 81 leinem 8enn6ru-
oer): n@eBte, &arle, up 9einelt
&opp fribbelt un6 mibbelt ct man
10. Sd min man lieberlt cen @tOe
abriiden, id firdte ndlnli6 ne Sn-
polion!"
Washington Journal., 1917-12-14

-8ieIfagen6. Sreul1o gum
S0riter, Ser cine @itme gebeiratet):
limo pie bait gu es oenn NIT Der
@itme getroffen?"
S0riter: n@6, for mir auf, mel
he otpei 9adel iinO i9on auf uno
0abon!"
Washington Journal., 1917-12-14

nnangens6ms Stu
runs. sd bin leioer obne 9ei4Gt>
tisung."
.sut mir leio, i9 bin gu Iebr Be-
l4dftist!"
Washington Journal., 1917-12-14

Gatal. nS9r eO9n 1T Sc.
ri9tspolaieber?"
.Mbsr ia bod! Wu baben Jpn bod
auf elmer Sbrer 9efeafadften tsnner
gelernt.'