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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-29
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Name lla prodej:

Move domy We Washington
bark bouleyardu, zapadne ou
|yych. AZ vi. Muzete pouzlt ka-
ru IA vycn. DO VI, aneb Aar-
ward Denlson. Parkovni odpor
lnesta Clevelandu Sc bude sta
at 0 lou stop slroky Boulevard
mezi chodnlky pred kazdyrn
domem. Haroven Sc bude sta
at o 10 stop sifky mezl chod-
nlkena a ullci, kae travnik bu-
de mestem v neJlepsim porad-
ku udrzovan. vsechny domy
jsou papirovane, dubove podia
ny, elektricke zarizeni, stlni-
Eala v oknecn, pradelni otvor,
Iprkno na zehlenl vytapeci
pee, skopky ma prani, oddeieni
pro ovoce pro uhil.
Nasledujici domy jsou hoto-
I've neb Sc dostavuJi:
1892 Washington park Blvd.
is svetnic Q koupelna $3.50.
| 376O Washington park Blvd.
| 6 svetnic a koupeina $4,975.
4 :.
1856 Washington park Blvd.
z svetnic a koupelna $s,675.
1850 Washington park Blvd.
6 svetnic a koupelna $5.5AO.
3768-70 Washington park
Blvd. pro dive rodiny $6,675.
Domy j pozemky v okoli Sc
prodavaji ma splatky. Bondy
svobody Sc prijmou 60 splAtky
v Pine Gene jako hotove Pc
lize.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-29

WlIliIIllillllllillll llllllilllihliISIs
Slecna Halkomboya pfesta-
la ma chyili cisti a poucovala
lmne: Laura je mole sestra,
LAX snad jiz pochopujete.'
Slecna Fairliova, stojici je-
Ist6 venku u sklenenych dvefl,
lohledlaS Sc, kdyz zaslechla sve
ljmeno; avsak vidouc, ze Eau
Ijati jsme dopisem, pocala vol
Inc prechazeti, aniz 81 mas dale
Ivsfmala. Slecna Halkombova
lpokraeoyala:
PAM Katherikoya je fadna,
Ictihodna zena, - je v prostfed
Inic hletech a posud dosti slic-
ina. Ale v jejfm chovani je cosi
ltajemneho, jako by mela neco
ma sv6domi. Take pohled jeji
| jest prazslastnf. Je to v1bec ii
I've tajemstvi. Pfisla Ike mne .
lprosila, abych pfijala jeji dee
|rusku do sve skoly $ tou pod
lmfnkou, BE j Ease pro2ustim,
|az pani Kampeoya zemfe a al
Iona nucena bude obec opustiti.
lSyolila jsem k jejf zadosti a ie-
lste tehoz dne uvedla jsem jeji
Idcerusku do sve skoly.
..zamilovala jsem 81 velmi
toto dite, O nemz zahy jsem po
lznala, re bud je zanedbano,
Ianeb be nenf to $ jeho smysly
|v poradku. Zavolala jsem X nj
Ilekare, ktery prohlasil, BE vec
|da Sc jeste napraviti rozumnym
|vychovAnim. Ale nemysli, mily
Filipe, ze snad zamilovala jsem
Isl blbe dft6. O nikoli! Mala An
ma Katherikova neni blbou. Ne
fkdy zaslechneme z jeji dst tax
wanna rozumna slova, ze Sc
Iaz ulekneme. Kdyz jsrne il do
skoly pfivedly, byla od6na do
sti chuds, skoro nedbale. Proto
Ivybrala jsem il dvoje bile sati-
|cky po sve Laure a pravila jsem
Iii, ze bila barva nejlepe hodi
Sc k jeji pleti. Kdyz pax jsme
iii oblekly, zarazila Sc pojed-
nou a jevila velik6 rozpaky. Pc
tom Sc zacervenala a malinka
Ijeji ruka chopila Sc ruky me,
kterou polfbila. Pri tom pravi-
la zach tax vaznal) "Budu
lvzdy choditi jen v bilych sa-
tech. Barva bila bude mne
Ivzdy pamatovati ma vas, milo
|stiva pani. Az daleko budu cd
WAS, vzdy budu ctiti pamatku
vasi bflymi saty!' Ami pocho-
pitt nemIzes, mily Filipe, jak
dojala mne tato wanna slova z
list uboheho d6vGatka. Zlibals
jsem jeji tvaricky a slfbila il
re dam je hojnou zasobu sat1
bigch az jednou pnjde Cd
mas"
Slecna Halkombova prestals
Inynf cfsti.
Tot nejvys zajimave a po
zoruhodne" pravil jsem.
"Byla ona opustena zenstina
Is niz setkal jste Sc v noci III
londynsk6 silnici, jeste mia
lda?" ptala Sc slecna Halkom
|bova.
i "Jest6 mlad& a shodoval b,
lse dplne jeff vek s nynejsfm v,
KEN devcete. o nemz v tomt,
Idopisu jest rec"
"A byla odena v liplne bill,
[saty?"
"Byla celia bila."
Kdyz tato odpoved splynul,
|mi Sc rtd pohledl jsem ku skle
nenym dverim "a nimiz opa
nepohnute stala slecna Fairlio
va zady k nam obracena. Sniv
|svetlo meslce ozafovalo cello,
lJeli postavu. Nevim, proc "a
fchvel jsem Sc pfi pohledu.
"Cela bila,' opetovala sles
ma Halkombova. "Ale nejdnle
zitejsi cast dopisu teprve nasl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-29

PROnA Sc velmi LEVINE moder
ne staveny dyourodinny dim v
move ceske osade. Blizsi sdeli
mattel v {. 132O1 Bartlett ave.
II e. 131 ul. II
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uRoDNE FARMY V statu o.

uRQDNE FARMY v statu O.
hio ma prodej, neb ma vymenu,
Sc vslm osetim a zafizsnim a
'sice Q LOG akrech. 104 akrech,
"a akrech, So akrsch. 72 a
krech, IS akrech, 53 akrech,
|52 akrech. til po SO akrech.
a ctyrakrovou. Navstiyts nans,
|ja Yam dalSf vysvxtliu ! pocti
|vs VAm poradim. Jos. PSeh0&s,
|pozemkov1 q pojisfujici jedna
|tsl. 5S1s Hamm ave.
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lost. ) jakou odvazil jsem se poI
|vzn6sti zrakA svych X bohat6
ld6ditce rodiny Fairli0vy.
Dopoledni hodiny stravtl|
Ejse1n kazd6ho dne Z v6tsf easti
10 samote We sv6m pokoji. Upra
lvovani podlepovani starJch|
Ia drahocennych rytin dosti "a
Imestnavalo me ruce, kdeztoi
|duch volne mohl Sc odavati sla
lstem prvnf lasky. Byla to pro
Emne nebezpecna samota! Ne.
Ibezpecna iiz proto, BE po nj
knasledovaly hodiny odpoledni-
Ia yecernis kter& travil jsem We
lspolecnosti dvou uslechtilych
Ibytosti, z nichz jedna vynikala
lhovornosti, ,ytipem q Velikym
lvzd6lanfm, druha pax neskona
llymi pnvaby zensk6 krasy. "A
kazdeho dne stale Sc n6kolikra
Ite, De naae ruce pri kfesleni do
tkly Sc na vzajem = nekdy, di-
Iyajice Sc spolecn6 ma nektery
tobraz, setkah jsme Sc spolu i
lsvymi tvafemi. Slecna Fairlio-
Iva musila pozorovati, jak Ia
Ichvel jsem Sc vzdy v takovem
okamziku.
U vecer podnikali jsme Cas-
[teji male vylety do nejblizsfho
[okoli. We spolecnosti pocinal
ljsem 81 opatrne, ably zvlaste sic
cna Halkombova ma mne nice
Tho nepozorovala. A piece Sc
[mi zdalo, BE DANA tato pocfna
[byti nedIyefivou. Jednoho We
cera rozesli jsme Sc jako oby-
Icejne. Pred tim nepronesl jsem
lani jedineho slova, ktere by
mne mohlo prozraditi. "A prece
lspozoroval jsem velikou zm6nu
Ina slecn6 Fairliove, kdyz dru-
1heho dne op6t jsme Sc sesh.
Postaci, kdyz povfm, ze cd
ltoho dne stala Sc ke mne laska
fv6jSf, ale zaroven take zamlk-
llejsf. Patrne uhodla jiz me ia
ljemstvf q pfi tom zAroven po-
Iznala, BE take ia nejsem il lho-
tstejnym. Byla pfflis upfimnou
Ia slechetnou, nez aby dovedla
.Itajiti, co ozyvalo Sc v srdci je-
Jim. Poznanim tohoto stavu We
lei. nebyl jsem vsak nijak uspo-
koien, naopak musil jsem 81 ci-
[niti trpke vycitky, kdyz jsem
lspozoroval, ze druhdy kvetou-
lei slacna Fairliova napadn6 BILE
|dne, ze chvilemi dmyslne Sc Wy
lhgba spolecnosti ze potajf ca
sto place. 2 toho soudil jsem,
lie krone sve lasky ma ma dust
ljeste jin6 najake tajemstvi.
/ Take slecna Halkombova
Izmenila Sc velmi. Nebyla jiz
Itak srdecnou a hovornou, jako
lbyvala drive. N6kdy zdala SIC
lbyti velmi nedIverivou a sledo
Ivala kazdy mIj krok. Vdbec
Ijsem poznaval, ze pom6r tento
Inemhze dlouho potrvati a ze
Imusf Sc neco stati. " takovem
lneutesenem napjetf uplynul ce
lly tyden.
i Bylo to We ctvrtek ku konci
ltfetiho mesice meho pobytu Y
rodine teto. Kdyz rano vstoupil
Ijsem obvyklou hodinu do j.
! delny, spozoroval jse,n, BE sic
cna Halkombova poprye neni
Ina SVEN mfst6 u stolu. Slecna
. Fairliova prochazela Sc po "a
!. |hrade; pozdrayila mne oknem,
!, Eale do vnitr nevesla. Teprve pc
J ldelsi chvili vstoupila do jfdel-
lEny sleGna Halkombova, vazna
! la zamyslens. S povzdechem
lpocaIa omlouvati svlj pozdni
Ipfichod ku sniadnf.
j "Byla jsem u stryce,' pravi-
! lla, ,,nutna domacf zalezitost, q
ktere jsme jednali, mne pozdr-
!, Izela. !"
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PRoDA Sc

VYMENlM dvourodinny moder
ne staveny dim ma dlazdene IL
lici "a farmu, ktera m6fi cd 40
do 60 akrl, Sc vsim zafizenim.
Piste pod znackou "Vyhodna
skoupe" do adm. t.. listu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-29

PRIJMOU Sc delnici podavat
zednikIm. Haste Sc ma praci
roh Lambert a E. 131 ul., aneb
" {. 1884 3. 40 ul.
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Nspsal w. Collins

l1Dl1lllllt M
,ackoli neni tax hezkou, pfece
|jenom IA napadne podobnou
Ijest nejen tvaff, ale haryou
lpleti, vlasd, ocf q celou posta-
YOU nas[ milovan6 "
"Probdh - ona! Laufe,y
|vydechl . prudce jsem poystal,
nebot Y teze chvfli obratila Sc
lsleGna Fairliova tvafi K nam, q
Ikdyz tax na mas hled6la sklen9
nymi dvefmi, domnival jsem
lse, DC pr0ti nam stoji tai bfla
PAM, kterou vid6l jsem v noci
ma londynske silnici. Teprve ny
INF pochopil jsem omen zvlastni
|nepokoj, jaky. zmoeiAoval Sc
|mns vzdy phi pohledu ma tuto
lsleenu. Ano, Laura Fairliova,
ipozosov&na Q jist6 vzdalenosti
lbyla xivJm obrazem bile PAM.
Pozorovsl jsem Jill drive tuto
lpodohu. ale dplneho yedoni o
tom nabyl jsen teprv6 nyni.
| "Ulekl jste Sc toho," pravila
slecna Halkombova upustic do
lpis, pfi cemz oci jeji tax divine
Sc zaleskly kdyz ma mne Sc po
jdiyala. "Poznavate onu napad-
|nou podobnost prave jako mo-
| je matka pred jedenacti lety il
poznala."
"Ano poznavam q jsem tim
velmi zarmoucen. odpoved6l
jsem. "Tak mi pripada, jako
by podobnost slecny Laury
Fairlioyy s onou opustenou, ne
stastnou zenou mela byti sti-
mem jeji budoucnosti. Prosim,
zayolejte slecnv do salonu; cfm
dele Sc ma nj divam, tim hroz-
nejsf zda se mi byti tato podo-
ba, k cemuz ovsem nemalo pfi
spiya svetlb mesice."
"Aj, pane, vyf jste poverci-
vym,' usn hse slecna Hal
Ikombova. pom
| "Odvold dem prosim, . toho
| ~Tise, jiz sama
bezpochyb yorovala, De 9
nj mluvimd NJ kejte il nice
no. Tajem} nr1 % musf zdsta-
ii prozatir mo Ii nami. Pojd'
jen dale, i DO, a probud sle-
Gnu Veseyd bdinrou ma piano
Take pam Hartright bude Il
povdecen, zahrajes-li neco We.
lseleho."
! Slecna Fairliova lehce Sc mi
Iuklonila a priscilla k pianu. ST.
deli jsme tax jeste asi hodinu
bavice Sc hudbou a. hovorem
naeez jsiAe Sc rozesli.
Tax skoncil prvni den mehe
Ipobytu v temto dome.
i Slecna Halkombova zacho
Iyavala prisna sv6rene il tajem
Istvi pred svoji sestrou. Soudil
Ijsme, ze vice niceho o bile pan
! |nevypatrame, zvlast& kdy tai
Irka odsouseni jsme byli + po
[bytu ma zamku, do n6hoz jel
,zfidka kdy CHI noha vkrocila
4 TAX uplynuiB nekolik ned6l
Byly to krasne, blahe chvile
Ijez tady jsem prozil. A prec,
rtmel jsem mnoho pfiein, abycI
! desil Sc onoho stestf, jez v do
, me tom ma mne Sc usmalo! Phi
lnul jsem ku sleene Fairliov'
lvfce, nez Sc sluSelo a brzy po
Iznal jsem, BE city, jimiz jsen
byl zaujat, jsou hlubsi a moc
! ln6jM, nez abych mohl doufati
ze klidne snesu omen okamzik
t akdy budu nucen ma vzdy cd .
Ease odejiti.
! Miloval jsem il!
III Pochopoval jsem velmi do
! bfe, jak mnoho zarmutku
|sklamani spociva pro mne
I techto slovech. "A pfece jsem
!, lniiloval! Sam sebe jsem kars
9 pro tuto lasku, ale nemohl user
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PRIME Sc zena ma vseobec-
nou domaci praci. Dobre misto
pro hodnou a spofadanou ze-
nu. Haste Sc v {. 1904 Central
ave. 6-29
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PRoNAJME Sc stor - holir-
ma - Sc vsim zarizenfm. Ma
jem SIS mesicne. Haste Sc il
VlckI, 1901 Union Ave. !?
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cHCETE-A koupit. y<odat
neb vymenit jakykoli msstskf,
rnajetek neb farmu, rlavstivte
rnne, piste neb zavoiejte tel. u
nion 1925 w. Obchodujf pou-
ze ns procenta 9 prsto nikdo
1aemlze byt osizsa. r. Nattan,
3642 E. 40 st.
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PRIME Sc


Platinl $1,000 tydne dobre
ceske kucharce. Musi miti do
poruceni. Zadne prani ami ze-
fhieni. Bezdetna rodina. Haste
Sc ihned - Miss Eva, Eddy
I2739-J. 6-29
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PRIME Sc zena ma vyklizeni
"a clstenl dvakrat v tydnu. Hla
ste Sc u Jos. Vlcka, 1901 u
Mon ave. /?
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oh vych. 20 ul = WAabingt0n
park Houlsvardu.

PRODA Sc LEVINE dyourodinnJ
dana. neye vystaveny ' Mt.
Pleasant, bude-h prodan ihned
ponevadz mattel je povolan k
vojenske sluzbe. Da sc "a hoto-
We neb ma jakekoliv splatky.
Haste Sc v els. SAILS y. 1O2.
ul. aneb zavolejte telefonem O.
S. Union 948 w.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-13
DR.. Madison Peters
Dies of Influenza;
Ill for One Week
Clergyman Popularized
Church Attendance by
His Topical Sermons

The Rev Dr. Madison c. Peters died
from influenza pneumonia last night. at
his home, 1856 Fifth Avenue. He had
been i'll for week. He mad preached
in Reformed, Presbyterian and Baptist
churches, and for several years con-
Quoted popular services in theatre in
New York, but had been without a
charge for several years. His method
Of popularizing church going by en-
livening his sermons with pthy refer
eaees to topics of the day gained him
wide repute.
DR.. Peters was born in Lehigh Coun-
ty. Penn, November G, 1853. After
studying at Muhlenberg College and
Franklin and Marshall College he. was
graduated from Heidelberg Theological
Seminary in Ohio, and was ordained in
the Reformed Church ministry in 1886.
For five years he was pastor Of the
First Presbyterian Church, Philadel-
phia, and for eleven years of the
Bloomirg gdale Reformed Church in this
city.
His service in the Bloomingdale
church ended with his resignation and
entrance into the Baptist denomina
ton. His first charge in that faith was
the Sumner Avenue Baptist Church,
Brooklyn. Later he was called to Bal
tmore, thence to Philadelphia, and in
1905 returned to New York to become
pastor of the Baptist Church of the
Epiphany, at Madison Avenue and Six
tyfourth Street.
Two years later he resigned to be-
come an evangelist, calling which he
pursued until 1909, when he was admit
ted into the Presbyterian ministry by
the Brooklyn Presbytery. Five years
later he was readmitted to the Baptist
ministry.
Even while actively engaged in
preaching he found time to write and
to deliver lectures, and always evinced
the keenest interest in the events Of
the day. In 1912, when the high cost of
living began to cause comment, DR..
Peters established cost price stores, the
first days profits Of his first store
being A8 cents.
He was the author Of many books,
including Justice to the Jew" "Hot
Shot" "The Path Of Glory" "Sancti-
tied Spice "The Wit and Wisdom of
the Talmud," "The Great Hereafter"
The Jew as a Patriot" "The Birds of
the Bible" "How to Make Things Go"
and Seven Secrets of Success.''
In 1890 he was married to Sarah II.
Hart, Of PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-13
GEORGE A. VIEHMANN

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., Oct. l2.-
Ex-Mayor George A. Viehmann, who
was president Of the New Jersey State
Chamber of Commerce. the New Jersey
Fire Insurance Company of Newark
the Middlesex Title Guarantee and
Trust Company, director Of the Fed
cral Trust Company of Newark and
many other financial institutions. died
at BriarcllF Lodge, Briarclif, n. Y.
to-day after a three days illness, of
pneumonia.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-13
LAUREN j. DRAKE

ORANGE, N. j., Oct. 12.-Word has
been received in East Orange of the
death of Lauren J. Drake, president
of the Standard Oil Company of Indi-
ana and former resident of North
Wall Street, East Orange. He died
yesterday in Chicago, where he went
about five years ago. Mr. Drake had
lecn connected with the company since
1915 and at one time was sales man
ager in the New York Office. He was
a member of the Essex County Country
Club ard a thirty-third degree Mason.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-13
Association Issues Expose
Of Methods Used to Push
His Programme
DR.. Lowell Is Quoted
Mud SCATTERING Campaign Is
Part of General Plan,
Pamphlet Says
Coiled in the Flag

CiNCE the United States en-
~ tered the war the Hearst
papers have printed:
74-uttdcks on our al
hes.
l7--instonces Of de-
fence or praise Of
Germany.
63-pieces of cnti-var
propaganda.
i-deletion OF q Pres
sdentiai p1oclAmd-
r:on.
Total iES
New-York tribune., 1918-10-13
Sugar Sales To Be
Made Bi-Monthly
Each Consumer Can Have
Only One Pound at Each
Stated Date

WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.--Revised
rules governing the sale of sugar to
consumers, while still permitting the
issue of two pounds month for each
person, restrict the sale to one pound
at time.
Hereafter only one pound for each
person can be issued between the 1st
and 18th of q month and the other
pound between the 18TH and the 3Oth.
Federal food administrators, how
ever, have authority to modify the
rule.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-13
Model Homes Urged
For Dublin Workmen

DUBLIN, Sept. i5.-Constructior By
the government of model homes for the
families Of 27,CO0 Dublin workingmen
IS recommended in report just pub
iished here by Chief Engineering In
spector Cowan Of the Local Govern
ment Board, appointed bv the govern
mert to solve the serious housing prob
leu.
The proposal involves ar expend!-
ture o. s9,o09G9o and calls fer the
New-York tribune., 1918-10-13

erection of 10000 new buildings and
the reconstruction Of nearly 1000 old
tenements.
Some 10000 families, or nearly one
third of the city's population, live in
single rooms.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-13
Chr sistmnas Gifts


nanust be bought this year far i'm
advance of the customary time
nm order that traffic congestion
may be avoided later. So many
delightful tl1ings-spach things
as everybody wants=are gath
cred together here that mo one
will find 1T difficult to discover
just the gift for every individ=
ual need.
Everything is new, and fresh
from the wrappings; and there
is something for every MEM
5er of the family, from the man
of the house (evem though he
be overseas or i'm carnp) to the
newest and tiniest baby.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-13
Am Unusual OFFERING of
Women S Gowns

for Tomorrow (Monday) will
present a. highly distinctive
group of smart Autumn
models, cleverly developed i'm
: tricolette and inn combinations
of tricolette with serge or
charmeuse (rnany of Them
handsomely embroidered or
frimged); uniformly and very
specially priced, for q first=of=
the=seasom Sale, at
S58.OO
This Sale will take place i'm the
Department for Imported and
Special Costumes, ON the Third
Floor.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-13
Charming Rest Clowns


Charming Rest Gowns
for the intimacy of thu home
circle, are among the rmalny de-
sirab1e things to. be found ON
the Third Floor.
, Here, i'm the House Gown De
partmemt, are lovely robes
d'imteriemr of chiffon velvet.
soft satin or climging crepe;
warm, "connfy'' lourging robes
of imported zer1ama and quilted
satin; and a large assortment
of corduroy megligees and cosy
blanket robes, especially suit
able for the use of the tired war
worker aft the close of the busy
day.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-13
A Very Smart Group OF

FUR Hats
(afd Hats i'm chic combinations
of fur with velvetD
will be offered Tomorrow, i'm
tine opening Sale of the season,
at the exceptional and dis
timctly value-giving price of
$500
These Hats are organizations
from b. Altman & Co.'s own
ateliers, and are representa-
tive of the highest type Of
American designing.
(Salon ON the Third F1oor)
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1918-06-12
PRESIDENT MAKES
APPEAL. FOR THRIFT
Citizens Asked to Buy Only Es-
SentiaIS.
Wilson Also Asks People for War
Saving investments by
June %.

Washington. D. C-To save mate
rails and labor for necessary war pur-
poses, President Wilson appealed to
Americans Ito buy only those things
which are essential to the individual
health and efficiency" and to volun-
teer on or before June %, National
Thrift day, to invest Systematically in
War Savings and Thrift Stamps, or
other government securities.
"This war is one of nations-not Of
armies" said the president, "and all
of our 100000,000 people must be
economically and industrially adjusted
to war conditions if this nation is to
play its full part in the conflict.
Pledge Is Sought.
'The problem before US is not pri-
marily financial problem, but rather
a problem of increased production of
war essentials and the saving of the
materials and the labor necessary for
the support and equipment of our
army and navy. Thoughtless expendi-
ture of money for ponessentials uses
up the labor of men, the products Of
the farm, mines, and factories, and
overburdens transportation, all Of
which must be used to the utmost and
at their best for war purposes.
"The great results which we seek
can be obtained only by the participa-
ton of young and old in a national
thrift movement. l therefore urge
that our people everywhere pledge
themselves, as suggested by the secre-
tary of the treasury, to the practice OF
thrift; to serve the government to
their utmost in increasing production
in all fields necessary to the winning
Of the war; to conserve food and fuel
and useful materials of every kind; to
devote their labor only to the most
necessary tasks, and to buy only those
things which are essential to individ-
ual health and efficiency.
"Buy More U. S. Securities"
"The securities issued by the treas
ury department are, so many of them,
within the reach of every one that the
door Of opportunity in this matter Is
wide open to all of us.
81 appeal to all who now own either
Liberty bonds or War Savings stamps
to continue to practice economy and
thrift and to appeal to all who do not
own government securities to do like
wise and purchase them to the extent
OF their means. The man who buys
government securities transfers the
purchasing power of his money to the
United States government until after
this war, and to that same degree does
not buy in competition with the gov
eminent.
81 earnestly appeal to every man
woman and child to pledge themselves
on or before June % to save constant.
~ and to buy as regularly as possible
the securities of the government.
'1he 28th of June ends this special
period of enlistment in the great vol
unteer army of production and saving
here at home. May there be none I'M
enlisted on that day."
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1918-06-12
WHY WOMEN DREAD
OLD AGE

Don't worry about old age. Don't worry
about being in other peoples way when
you are getting on in years. Keep your
body in good condition and you can be as
hale and hearty in your old days as you
were when a kid, and every one will be
glad to see you.
The kidneys and bladder are the causes
of senile Affections. Keep them clean and
in proper working condition. Drive the
poisonous wastes from the system and
avoid uric acid accumulations. Take GOLD
MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsules periodical
ly and you will find that the system will
always be in perfect working order. Your
spirits will be enlivened, your muscles
made strong and your face have once
more the look of youth and health.
New life, fresh strength and health will
come as you continue this treatment. When
your first vigor has been restored continue
for awhile taking a capsule or two each
day They will keep you in condition and
prevent return of your troubles.
There is only one guaranteed brand OF
HARLEM Oil Capsules, GOLD MEDAL
There are many fakes on the market. Be
sure you get the Original GOLD MEDAL
Imported Haarlem Oil Capsules. They are
the only reliable. For sale by all first-ciasS
druggists.-Adv.