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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-06
ZIARUL ,AMERICA'
-LAUDATDE FRA
TIL DIN PARIS.

Vorbind despre sprdsnanrea in
toate pdrtile silei de 3 Is Maj. sin-
rni partisan ,,Romimul", scrie:
,ConnationalH mostri din Ame-
rica, an orgonisat in sina de 16 Maj
adnndri pnblice insotite de mani
testotiuni, 81 rngi IN biserici pen
tru ereii cdsn!i in tinpM reuolu-
tiunei della 1913. ZinrM cotidian
,,Ame,ica'' 0ryanM Uniunn Socic-
tdtilor ROmine de Ajutor 81 CMltn-
rd din America, care apare in Gle
velaad, o. cuprinde 1n numerele
safe dela II 81 16 Maj, articoie foar-
tc frnmodse iscdiite de dl. Iulius
p. Y. Io0mo0icir' -.
Atfta scrin confratii nostri dela
Paris, despre giarnl America"
Dar 81 Alta este de aims pentru ca
sd ne fdcd sd te n,Nltumim pentrat
dreapta apre!iere 81 sd repetdm dec,
lyatda fdcntd de atitea orr cd nu
ne v0m stimpdra alta timp cit, stinl
cd neGmul nOstrM este slpus dor
aiilor strdine, atsta timp cit nn 50
"a face dreptate dcestm neam, a
;cdrui NH de 0drasle, ddt0rintd ma.
re al a 81 Tidica, .stci in America,
cavintNl Tor cerind ca sd tie ascMl-
tate dorintele nean.atlMi nOstyM 81
lecuite sal tie rd,sile din cari desd.
tsta timp, mccontenit ssngereGzd.
lar fratii nostri din America,
ROmsai ca brazii>,n n,unte, din lat.
da confrnfHor parisieni, scoatd IN.
dehssuI de 4 'iaunci 81 MAJ n,alt nj
|Diitor pentrw aeass 81 fard. Cn rosi
81 sS,g.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-06
MARI DUCI ExECUTAT|
De BoL$EvIkISTI.

PARIS, 4 August. = Conform
stirilOr trimisc din MoScova ca
tire ziarul Bavarischc Zeitung din
Munich, trei Mari Duci rusesti,
dintre carl unul pare a fl Nicolae
Nicolaevitch, fostul sef conan
dant al armatelor r,lsesti. an fost
erecutati de Bolshcvikisti.
Dcsprc\ Marele Ducc Nicolac
Nicolaevitch Sc raportase in 3
Iunie 1917 ca find arestat la Ii
fills 81 pc la ineepntul anului ace
stuia, ziarele germanc ian anun-
tat mOartea.
Totusi, accSte rapOarte MI erau
confirmate 81 mai pc urma au
fost desmintite de niste telegra-
me trimisc din Russia.
Alta data s'a anuntat ca fostul
Mare iDuce fllsese arestat in IA
Iulie la Moscova.
Cam pc la sfisjtul lui Iulie, o
telegrama din Amsterdam vestea
eli patru Mari duel au fost prinsi
la Ekaterinburg de membrii H.
nei bande neindentificata. Nu-
mele marilor Dnci erau Igor, Con
stantin, Ivan Constantinovich 81
Serge Michaclovich.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-06
LIsTA cAsUALITATILoR.

WASHINGTON, ) August. =
Lista cazurilor raportatc All de
gcneralul Pershing este cea mai
mare dintre toate; continc 407
hume, carl sc impart dupa cum
urmeaza:
203 1lcisi in actiune; 81 morti
din cauza ranelor; 8 morti de
boale; ! mort in accident de ae-
roplan; 6 morti prin accidente 81
alte imprcjurari; 4 raniti gray
100 raniti (gradul nedetcrminat)
81 3 disparuti in actiune. - S'a
anuntat ca astazi dupa amiazi va
mai sosi inca 0 lista Gu peste 200
de cazuri, ridicind totalul perde-
rilor la mai mutt ca sase suite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-06
Gern1anii fac
front indariit

Dnpa cum sd aratA din tcIcgra-
'mclc oficioase 81. din tclegramele
corespondcntilor de razboi, sa poa-
tc constata ca Germanii all sa faca
% impotrivire mai putcrnica ~dea-
'lungul liniei Vesle, dccit cum ne a.
stephan.
= Gu toatc ca aliatii an construit
capuri de poduri ia Fismcs, Bazo-
'ches 81 Jonchery 81 en- toatc ca Sc
misca inlauntrul flancurilor din
nordul acelei linii, oficiul de razbo
francez raportat ca pc alte locl-
ri, dealllngul liniei riului, aliatii in
timpina impotrivire indirjita. in
acelaSi timp telegramele corespon-
dentilor de razboi constata ca
artileria germana a dcSchis un foe
mai violent ca orr c1nd i'm ccle doua
zilc din urma.
Cea mai importanta obiectiva
gcografica care sta in fata aliatilor
este satul Vailly, pc banca dc nord
della Aisne, noua mile in est 81 nord
de scissors. Este la doua mile in
est della 1mpreunarea rIurilor YES
lie 81 Aisnc 81 la 4 mile in nord de
Nesle. Accst sat este centrul siste-
mului de drumuri dc tara 81 este pc
LIMA fcrata care ducc dealungul
Aisnci della scissors spre Neufcha-
tel.
Retragerea germanilor din nord
de Montdidier, pc frontul din Pi-
cardia, asa dupa cum a fost dinsa
raportata in comrnicatuI oficios de
-noaptca trcclfta dfh~ Paris. s'a IA
cut pcJ un front de mai bine ca II
mile, intre Castel Si.Mesnil-St. Ge-
orges. Dinsa ajuns la o adincime
de doua mile. In dinsa este inclus 81
partea cea mai mare sectorului a.
merican, fiind-ca Mesnil-St. Geor-
ges este nlmai la o mila 81 jumata-
te in vest de Montdidier 81 la doua
mile in sudest de Cantigny.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-06
AMERICANA main.
TEAzA SPRE MO-
: REIuL-EN-DOlE,
De: Fred s. Ferguson,
United Press Staff Correspondent.


Gu arsnata Americana in Fran.
ia, 5 August. - Artileria germa-
ma deschis IN foe puternic in
lungul liniei Americana, lar in
regiunea Fismes masinile de pus-
Fcat sunt foarte active, aceasta a
rata ca germanii aveau de gind
sd apcrc Gu tOata puterea lor a.
ccSt OraS - ce a caZut in miinile
Americanilor.
Patrulelc Amc>jcanc an trecut
riul Vesle. Dupa ce Americana
an capturat Fismes, alte unithti
an inaintat sprc Mareuil-cn-Dole.
Ri au inaintat mcrcu Simbata
noaptea 81 Dumineca, cu tot to-
rentul de ploaic cc cadea mercu,
lnccrcarilc accstor trupc era ca
sd Stabileasca un contact cu ina
micul.
Teri dupa amiazi artilcria ger
mana lnceput sa bombardeZe
din gren pozitiile americana. 'Nu
Sc poate Sti daca inamicul d volt
ca Sd sc opreasca ori sd maschcze
o retragere. insa ofiterii Ameri-
cani cred ca germanii trebue sa
sc retraga peste rful Aisne, dc
unde nu, vor Fl toti capturati.
/, Casualitatile Americana in ulti-
Ianclc As dc ore an fost foartc
mici, luind in considcrare adm
cimca inaintarei facute de aces
te trupe. Am vazut Sun spital de
la front gol, lar ambulantele
stind la o partc. Toate aceste a.
rata ca in acest loc nu fost nici
0 lupta de citeva zile.
Pc tcrenul unde s'a dat ultimi-
lc lupte, s'a Observat un ceva
foarte Characteristic: morti ger
mani zaccau pc vale 81 prin pa
duri, peJcind Americana zaceau
numai pc poduri. Aceasta sa da-
toreste sistemului german de a
stabili cuiburi de masini de tpus-
eat in locurile unde vor sd oprea-
sea inaintarea. Olperatorii din a
cestc cniburi an instructiilc ca sd
nu deschida focul- pima cc victi-
mclc ma sunt apOape, cu curati-
rea accstor .cuiburi bravii soldati
Americani All foartc multi de lu-
cru.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-06
CERMANIA 1NCEPE
! SIX SE.CLATINE.

BERNA, 5 August. - Ziarul
Tagcblatt dcclara ca infringe
rea suferita de Germani la Mar.
ne produs neinchipuitc scene
de disperare in Berlin. Nicf odata
MI Ma vazut asemenea isbucniri
de descurajare 81 tristete."
Ziarul Frankische Tagepost de.
sminte GU asprime salbatecile svo
nnri Cd Kaiserul ar fl fost asasi-
nat, lar Won Hindenburg omorlt
intr 'un duel Gu printul de CO.
roana.
Guvernul ameninta Gu pedeap-
sd aspra pc cci ce all raspindit a
semcnca svonnri. Toatc acestea
ftradeaza cea mai mare neliniste
in tara.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-06
MARlNARI SALvATI.

y WASHINGTON, 5 August. -
De la departmental naval sia
anuntat astazi ca la Norfolk az
ajuns treizeci de mainari safvafi
de pc vapsrul @. B. Jennings, ca
re a fost scufundat Dumineca dc
un submarin cam la 100 de mile
de la cOasta Virginiei. Despre
capitan 81 treisprezece marinari
din echipaj inca nu. sc site MI
mic.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-06

Fismes, baZa principala dintrc
Scissor 81 Rheims fost captura-
ia de amcrisani prin asaH 81 sd
afla acum en- totul in nina aliati-
lOr.
Trupele aliatilor tree din grcu
peste riul Vcslc. Rapoartele nco-
ficiale spun ca trupelc lui Foch
an luat intregul NAL nordic al RI
nlui, pc cind raportul oficios din
Paris spune ca riul fost trecut'
la rasarit de 'Fismcs 81 ca aproa-
pc in mtregimc sub controlul
aliatilor.
Flancurilc gcrmanc, att lc
Scissor, cit 81 la Rheims an fost
intoarse de grcutatea fortclor a
liatc. Parisul dcclara ca luptele
din flancuri procedcaza Gu iu-
teala, rapoartclc .oficioase insa,
nevoind a face rcclama, spun ca
Ia ,diferitc p,inctc rctragerea ina
micului a. dcgcncrat in fuga.
lntre Scissor 81 Venizel trupe-
/. le aliatilor an trccut riul Aisne
la mai multc punctc, indreptin-
ldu-si pasii in directia nordica. Sa
31&g ca cn tot ajutorul peg care
T. anii Ian PRINT IA laripa
drcapta a linici dc lnpta, rczis-
tenta germana a fost infrinta.
La nord-vcst dc la Rheims ali
atii an inaintat pima la La Neuvi-
llette. Aceasta inaintare, dupa
parerea unor expcfti militari, M
numai ca inlaturat pcricolul ce
plana asupra Rheimsului ci va
pune i'm mare pericol armata
printului de coroana ce trcbne sd
sc retraga 81 mai departc de pc
linia Aisnc 81 Marnc.
Astazi nvmai este nici indo-
iala ca Germanii MI numai ca an
pcrdut rinl Vcslc ca o linie de a.
pararc, ciNla fcl all perdut 81 riul
Aisne ca punct dc aparare asa
ca -Ludcndorff trebuc sa sc re-
traga ori 'pe marclc platou de la
Chemin DIES DANES, orr la sud
de Loan.
Luptelc dc/ All s'au marginit
nnmai la intrccere intrc trupelc
germanc 81 aliatc pentru intrarea
in poscsiuma malului nordic al
rIrhui Aisne. Uncle unitati ger
name an trecut dcja riul, luInd 81
tunurile mari cu ci, insa find ar
mata printului de coroana Gu am
belle flancuri decimatc foartc
grcu pcntru cl ca sa-si scape tru-
pcle in intregime.
Materialul de razboi prins pi-
ma acum de armatele gcneralului
Foch enorm, 81 sa crcde ca ma
terialul distrus de armata germa-
M in retragere c cu multi mai ma
re ca Gel capturat.
Prizoncrii all fost luati GU mil
lc de la relnccperea ofensivei u
ncle rapoartc spun ca pc data &c
sc vor numara prizonerii numa-
>rul lor va suimi lumea.
Generalpl Pershihg in comuni-,
catul sau oficios, cam arata nn-
marul cnorm al prizonerilor, spu-
mind cd numai Americanii sim
guri ap prins S,400 prizoneri 81
l33 de tunuri, de v1ineri 81 pima
All. Gcneralul Pcrshing mai spu-
ne ca fara nici indoiala aliatii
an cistigat o mare victorie.
Lllptele din lungnl riului Yes
le All fost foarte terrible. Find
rill umflat, lar germanii nepu-
tfnd a trecc peste el, ei luptau
Gu desperate, avind spatele spre
ri,i. Majoritatea din ei an fost-
omoriti, lar carl au scapat ali fost
facuti prisoneri,
IN tot trefunehinl din care sd
retrag germanii satelc snnt in
flacari si chiar lanasia de gr.l
81 papnsoi (cusuruz) sunt aprinse
ca So MI cada iii NINA aliatilor.
Pe cind ochi lumii stunt indrep-
stati apre treiangasiul dintre Sol
sscn 81 Rheims, in Picardia "a
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B q L + T IN.

L0NDRA, 3 August. - Pagu-
belle germanilor de Ia 16 Iulie in
coace, cind si-a incsput Princi-
pele de Coroana ultima ofensiva,
au fost pretuite ast4xi aici in mod
neoficios intrs 800 600 pfnA Ia
360,0 900, dintre card 10000 sunt
prisonieri. Pagubels aliatjlor, STUNT
Gu mutt mai mici. 81
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.LISTA cASUALITATIl0R
MARINEI.

WASHINGTON, 5 August. =
De la corpul marinei s''au rapor-
tat astazi zece cazuri, impartite
astfel:
8 ucisi in actiune. 81 nnul mort
din canza ranelor.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1918-05-15
SCHOOL FACUTY

At the last meeting of the School Board the following fac ulty for next year was elected;
 Prof. Robertson, of Almyra, principal; H. II. Hunt, asst. principal; Miss Majors, of Scar cy,5th and 9th grades; Miss Her rin, 3rd and 4th grades; Miss Lois Vim, End and Miss Maude Dunn, primary.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1918-05-15

Last week NIP. Brooshtien, of the Leader Store collected 9 fund of S29.50 in Judsonia for the Jewish Palestine Restora- tion fund. MT. Brooshtien's let ter to the. Executive Committee follows: =:
 MIR. Nathan Straus, Secretary, New York City, -~
 Dear Sir =
 Please find enclosed check for S29.5O and list of subscrib- CTS. Judsonia is as.small town and am the only Jew here and my Gentle friends gladly gave to our cause.
 Yours very truly-
 Paul Brooshtien.
 Paul Brooshtien,$ $5; Ben New port, $2.50, ,J. s. Witt, $l;; c. M. Erganbright, .$2,50; First Ma tional Bank, $2.5O; T. II. Beals, S2; T. l.. DeShong, $1; T. J. Lowdermilk, '$1; Dr W. T. Fras-
Judsonia weekly advance., 1918-05-15
H-... U-BOAT CAPTAIN GOES MAD
Murderer of Lusitania Passen-
 :, gers Now a Maniac.

Remarse has actually reached one German mind. The U-Boat Commander who sank the Lusi- tania has become a raving man. fac, according to latest news pro- vided by the Kaiser, the Beast
Judsonia weekly advance., 1918-05-15

of Berln. Tihe captain was dig nified by the Kaiser with unus- ual honors and medals, but could not expel from his mind the terrible conviction that lie had ruthlessly killed women and children.
 See him at the Electric Thea tre,. Saturday. Buy your seats early.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1918-05-15

CT. S1; Forbes Bros.,$1; East lands Pharmacy, $1; A. M. Kit
 tier, $1; J. s. Ladd, $1; A. w. Henson, $1; J. w. Little, $l; R.
 L. Little, $1; F. G. Briggs, $l; c. M. Walter, soc; c. w. Aldridg .50c; B. w. Andrews, soc; Dr. Woodward, $1.; R. c. Mann, soc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-14
FILM PLAY DERIVED 3
FROM "OVER THE TOp,
Sergeant Empey to Act
Screen Version of His
Adventures !,
BY the Photoplay Editor

Sergeant Arthur Guy Empey. th. =.
NOUS little fighting American wbo
now engaged IN Brooklyn PLAYING a.
hero role of cover the Top" the nm
play based on his widely read war NJ
b. tu be surrounded by one of the stros'
est Nitagraph casts. Tho companv ~
include Lois Meredith. who will he ~
turcd opposite Enlpey; Arthur Don.,.
son. Mother" Mary Maurice. Jr,s.
Swaync Gordon and others.
Albert Il. Smith and Wilfred Nos,
production manager for Vitagrauh y.
IN personal charge of the produs,.'
with Empey also assisting in the star,.
and production of scenes.
Mr. Smith. who Is regarded as ts.,
Judge of screen actors, makes the sta,.
ment that Iimpey is one OF the ~.
natural actors ho eycr has encou,'
tered.
Employment in motion picture m,
not interfercd with Empeys patrio.
enterprises, for while he has obtalsss
two months leave from his lecture fan,
ho has not let up In his other war N,
forts and since he went to work AZ a.
Nitagraph studio less than two w.,,.
ago, he has made several special IN,
TO places outside New York, whers X
appealed for funds to provide smokr
for our troops in France.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-14

journey, lrcnIo OF
rh has spread spread until becoming
if
appalling
carefully
II stormy this
and the companion this journey the mother be saved many
complications,
taken the
he properly a long time this
ADAM worry
fortunately the poprgo % carried on Iy hospitals the Iav wfro
the public beginning realize what
cxpcctan our tu-
in Philadelphia financial
order do the work properly thoroughly.
Bohoy Love- situated
the Union
hDhcst maternal mortality In
by
eight weeks afewad then the infant
clinic to be keT we'll wloganized
most vital part OF every hospital O" especially OF the ma'y depart
prenatal work. teaching and practng
physically
oft This orr any o
problem Of prenatal
public forward and enable
the Women
this kind work
their endcavors
racy part?
welfare babies
Iareh fighting for country?
AS
regard the mother
literally. O ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-14
Love Country Less Than Sugar
9 Edilor ot Woman,s Ean,.

10 tHc EuNof OF " oman N Fpuf.
Dear Madam-You ask yuur readers
IN summing up th" letter sent by a servant
wastefuness Prospcrity is yopv W .sni '"n, T.,
make persons callous They de- not bother
over any one clsc's hsrdships AZ long as tho
way is smooth for themselves I have seen
two families who became prosperous. who
they. the members OF the family. refused t6
eat nade-OVcr dishes rchsatad meat
Pledge signers. too! In one family they cat
hotels; and 1t il less trouble To scrapr every
un,nx lh,q lhn shrhagc and buy whole fresh
the day after tomorrow. These persons arc
tee fIoth Of s9ciety aud, thank heaven. in
= sincere and kind to our fellows and our
1oyernmeni. IT Is simply 4 case OF keeping
We are al working for.
think II would be Il good idea TO have
piAcard. to he hung in the kitchen. with az.
iliu,tratlon Of some bonb-swcpt town On Il,
tslIing us which days We are expected to
ps, and this would he a reminder 80 YOU
know that in the public school lunchrooms
this Christmas. II does seem inconsistent to
hsErantly break them. For months / have
made no cake with sugar, butter or eggs,
Of cake at Il missionary meeting. Nv daugh-
ter tells Inc Of q schoolgrl who spends 81
that prohibiting the sale Of crtdy twice "a
week did some good, She says these girls huv
sons who do not control an appetite for sugar
drunkards. They are in the same class as
alcohol drunkards and would b. Just us dis
gusfing II their weakness wpre for alcohol
instead OF sugar, II is about time they brace
any.
like sugar ard have five children who
Ike H. too, but | love my country better, and
! know others will feel the samn if tho sub
5ect Is put strong enough now.
r.. MacI.
The question Of saving food is. as this
mother says, matter OF making the
bofnb-swept town living picture TO the
Housewife. a matter Of putting the ques-
tlon strong enough. She herself has
made it very real.
Perhaps some public school teacher
will discuss for us this serving of candy
" school lunchrdoms.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-14
Symptoms of Lead Poisoning

What arc the symptoms Of bead poisoning ?
IL it.Curhbio" COLONEL.
The most characteristic symptoms oC
chronic poisoning with lead are ancma,
digestive disturbances. wrist drop or
conditions of palsy IN other locations,
and in many cases a blue line along the
edge of the gum. If continued for q long
time II leads to arteripsclerosis aud moro
serious symptoms. Tho condition is
usually curablc il the cause is removed.
\ competent physician should he con-
suited.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-14
TOn,OrrOU's Var Mem

BREAKFAST T. 2
Npricots with Rice
French Toast Honey
coffee Fl
Observation-Disclosures
Tomato Omelct
Cocoa canned Peaches
Corn Bread n
DINNER
Cuddsh Bcnedctiuc
Canned Peas India Relish
Pineapple Salad with Cheese
coffee Cake
COpFISit BENEDlCTlNE
onr pound fresh cadiish
Ouc pound sweet potatoes
Butter Salt
Pepper Juice of one lemor
cream or milk Bread-crumbs
Hojl Il pound of fresh Goldfish An
drain IL. Keep it warm. Peel a poun,
of sweet putatOcs, cook them IN ss,te,
water or steam them and let them div
then mash and add pinch Of pepper
about two ounces Of butter. the Juice !
half a lemon and half a pint Of creau
or milk.
Skin the fish and remove the hone,
Pound it rather fine; add a table
spoonful of butter and the juice Of hal
a lemon mis- the mashed potatoes viii
this. Add milk or cream, 80 as to max
a rough dough. Butter II iire-proof dIsl
and put the dough in It, Cover IN
top with brcadcrumbs and melted but
ter. Put small. dots Of butter here an
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-14
Canned Vegetables

often canned vegetables need only
skillful seasoning to make them as good
as fresh Chopped onions or green pep
pcrs may add a good flavor. OF course
YOU will not usc any canned vegetables
about which there is a suspicion Of spoil
age.
Canned corn is very good when turned
into II baking dish, milk and seasoning
added, and tn" whole heated through in
the oven and allowed to brown on top.
outside stalks Of celery cut up. a green
pepper or both added before baking
make the dish more appctizing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-14

who steadily refused to marry q man
for three years. although she was en-
gagged To him all that time. The lure
of "a career bcckoncd to her, and she
could not decide to take the step.
War came the man was given a
twcnty.fuurhour notice to sail. He
looked at fcr with a sort Of dumb
pain. She hoped and prayed he would
ask her to marry him before he went.
And because she was afraid that he
wouldn't she asked him. And they
were Another iron.clad rule turned
upside down 10y war,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-14

The Government suggests We econ
omi1c on kitchen utensils. TO mend Il
hole In Erautcwarc work piC"" OF
putty until perfectly soft, thcu take a
piece Of the putty large enough 10 cover
the hole and put on" piece un either
side of the metal, pressing together M
side and out, smoothing down the edges,
Place tho vessel in II slow oven ana
bake until the putty is a deep brown
For containing water the vessel VIII
bo as good AZ new.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-14

A ND so st. Valentine has Il profit
"A able field to survey this year. II
is queer to link them up--Cupid and
the war god. But it would he a sorry
day for the way god if there were no
cupid. In the early days of chivalry
men went forth to battle armed with
the token Of "A lady's glove. Life Is,
after all, more or less of "a circle. Man
is still just old.fashiOned enough to
want that glove"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-14
More for Mrs. ID.


- The Editor Of WomaR's PdOs:
Dear Madam always enjoy reading the
letters on the WOman's Page, and I was
very much Impressed with Mrs. II, y letter OF
JnGpary 81 and my heart went out to her
~ her trouble, | was glad 10 zee In
lnut nights EyENlNg PUBLIC LEDGER that
Mrs.. NJ. T.. Maryland sent some little gar
one1tn and asked for some one to supply
nploe warm shirts. I am sending the little
rh1<tH in OF your page for Mrs. ID.
~ hope you will serd them TO her. and
It1n she will see better days In tho future
~ best wishes To your page.
A MOTHER.
s. The paclkage from Portland arrived to-
~ and WAS speedily sent along on its
x1ned errand. Thank you 40 much
~ 10 our kind readers. our column
~ will have IA royal welcome
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-14
Presents of Jewelry

To TIE Ed'tor Of WoUdn'y Pdg,:
b"sr Madam--Wil YOU kindly lct mo
know thfuugh the Numaus Exchange II il is
right Tor q Young fellow wha has been worl.-
lnE IN III" same plHr" with \ girl for pbuut
Two years To- Civ" her as Christmas present
" pearl ncrklacv or q diamond ring mot ur
very great valued, while she is going steadily
with a friend Of mtno for about that same
'"'' NJ a..
II Is not usual for Il man 10 give lew
cry 10 u Elfl unless he Is engaged to her
II would ave been better to chose "A less
personal present. \ handsome set of
books, Il sill. umbrella or perhaps a small
clock would have been preferable. DO
you mean Sl" Is engaged tu your friend"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-14
Dan O'Sulliyan

Dear Nadan--Could YOU please teu mn,
WHO 10 the author of a poem that begins
Dan pSulliTan, rs your lips have kissed
Sure. 10 b" trilling praise Of mo"
Would you also tell Inc where II Uould no
possible TO lind all of this poem ThsiIsitIp
you, MAN RE ItLn 's
James Whitcomb Riley wrote this
Dan O'Sulliyan' which is the poem to
which you refer. You have quoted the
above lines correctly, barring the fact
that you skip little Of the brogue, which
calls for "av me" instead Of 'of mo .
You can find the poem In it's entirety
among the collections of Riley's verses
In the Public Library
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-14
Editorials for Women by Women
THE DAWN IN THE RIGHTS OF MOTHERHOOD
RI. nR IInA SrLM ART.E EnGIL

IiIS the womans her rapidly and in
entirely meaning,
practice prenatal
posnatHl
namch mcaicme