davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-05
Marinette, Wis.

MA SPRZEDAZ. >piekny = pietrowy,
murowany dom, ia poinocnO-zachod-
niej %stronie, Belmont Gardens; go
raca woda ogrzewany, piekne otocze-
ME, blisko kosciuszko parku, zbu-
dowany podlus pianu wlaScicieia -
sliczny osr6d, wszystko jak najicp-
see, werandy z tylu i z przodu, To-
downie, dosyC wegli, $500. 0 wa
runki telefonowaG Main 1906 cd Sci
rsno do 5tej popoludniu. )
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-05

Ma SPRZEDAZ tanio g2rnitur do sy
pialni. ZadZwoIiG dZwonek No. 2.
4734 n. Rockwell III. 8
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-05
CHLOpC0W Ma W0Z.

CHLOPCOW Ma WOZ.
MUSZA MEG PRZESZLO 10 LAT.
DOBRA ZAPGATA Ma POCZATEk
ZGLOSIC SIZE DO NASZEGO SKEA-
DU MILWAUKEE AVE. ROC PAU
LIMA Afro DO NASZEJ SUB-DE--
LIVERY STACYI JEFFERSON PIX.
NAPRZECIW n. W. DEPOT.
WIEBOLDTS,
MILWAUKEE AVE. ROC PAULINA.
POTRZEBA dziewczyny lub kobiety
do o?0laej domOwej roboty 1852 n.
Hoyne ave. o
POTRZEBA chiopc6w IA do 10 let
1ich. Diamond Whip Co., 400 n. Cur
It's ul., blisko Grand ave. Z
POTRUEBA 10 me2czyzn i 10 ko--
biet do robienia kwaszonej kapusty.
Iglosic sic o 7mej rano. NJ. Wuhr-
man, 1880 w. Huron vi.
POTRZEBA balwierza III sobOty cd
roludnia j niedzielc, do6ra zapiata-
1855 y. Robey al.
POTRZEBA tapicer6w. Staia praca
dobra zaplata. 1921 Lill ave-, blisHo
Sheffield. I
POTRZEBA doSwiadczonych kobiet
do sortowania szmat, take doSwiad-
M m~ezc3yz1y. Dobra zapiata.
$3.50 W. Huron II. 3
POTRZEBA chlopak6w i mezczyzn
do robienia skrzyn (craters( do ba-
nan6w. DoSwiadcZenie ME ~potrZeb--
ne. Staia praca gwarantowana. PA
cimy podczas nauki. Leigh Banana
Cosn %. $3.50 S. Union ave 8
POTRZEBA kobiete do bawienia
dziecka. Dobra zaplata. 1904 Emma
nj. 1sze pietro, W lyle. Zgtosic sig
nnmiedzy eta a SmQ wiecZorem. b
POTRZEBA kobiety lub dziewczyny
do bawieIia dziecka. Zapytac sic W
ek{sdzie obuwia. 1925 Milwaukee aE
POTRZEBA ko0iety Tub dzieWczyhy
do bawienia dziecka. S02 n. faeFm'-
tage ave.
POTRZEBA chlopc6w p~rzeszio loto
Ietnich do nauki fachu drukarskle-
go. Zgiosic sic 10 W. washington
ul., ste pietro.
POTRZEBA Gordon Feeder. h2fo-
sic sic 16 w. Washington ul.. ote PIG
tro. 4
POTRZEBA porzadnej d~zieWczyny'
Tub kobiety dc domowej piracy, cd 3
do 5tej. - 2024 s.. Western ave.
POTRZEBA dziewczyny do D.
viecei do sprzedawania. 205S West
1Sta I'll. s
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-05

MA SPRZEDAZ - me om~icszkajcie
skorzystaG z tych wielkich bargains
murowane i drewniane A. i 6 poxo-
jowe cottages, blisko Crane fabryk.
musza bye ~sprzedane aHtychm!ast;
mala wpiata reszta tax samo jak
rent, wziasc Archer ave.. tramwaj-
Bauchwitz, 5107 Archer ave. roy
Trip. 5l-5-6-7
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-05
PIEKARZY.

POTRZEBA kobiety lub dziewczyny
do domowej i kuchennej piracy, -
bez p~rania, cd 8mej do 5tej. 1924
S. Western ave. b
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-05

MA SPRZEDAI diva domy ma 2ch
lotach, blisko Crane Co., Zglosic sig
4403 S. Clifton Park ave. 0
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-05
KSiaike 4VT4-Als DarmO

Otrzyma kaady, kto ME umie dobrZe
movie / p,sac po ~angielsku. Adreso-
waf. KOSMOS PUBLISHING CO.,
1927 Syndicate Trust Bldg. -
ct. Louis, Mo-, Dept. 46. KID
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-02

Tn socialist prusiac spunc c;i
n Germania fiecarc inceluia. fu-
ra, rapestc. etc. Ce sal faci? Fl
re de bestii 81 Alta tot. .
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-02

Over there, faimoasele tankuri
II 'au dat nici ouata chix in pa
trllnderea lor prin lntariturilc
inamicului. Tot astfel 81 Timers
American Eixer of Bitter Wine:
ell nici odata nu da gres in cura-
tirea stomacului. Merge fara Inn
pedecarc prin mate, scoate. >toate
substantele vatamatoare carl all
devenit lln culcus moale pentru
germenii morbifici 81 restaureaza
apetitul 81 digestiunea. Este eel
mai bun remediu .pentru consti-
patie, indigestilne, dureri de cap,
nervositate 81 slabirc gcncala.
Pretul $1l0. La farmacii. Il
minunat cum Linimentul lui Tri-
ner merge tocmai la radacina
junghiului in cazuri de reuma-
tism, neuralgia sau lumbago. Da
ajutor grabnic in cazuri de scrin-
tituri. incordari, umfaturi, Ori du
rerei in muschi 81 osteneala in pi-
cioare. Pretul de 30 81 65 de
cent? la farmacii. Prin posta cos
ia As 81 Is de cent?. Joseph
Triner & Comp. fabricanti chi
misti 1333-1343 S. Ashland Ave.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-02
MULTI MI Stu CA.

In Anglia 's'a patentat un arc
de otel, care Sc atasaza in fata
automobilnlui pentru arunca la
o parte ori ce Obstacol intilneSte
in Gale. Automcbilul care are asst
fel de arc nu poate calca nici o
persOana caci da inlNtui dina
intea roatelor.
0 Gale ferata din Europa are
niste vagoane noui, in carl Sc pot
sui 81 goli carele incarcate Gu cea
mai mare usurinta.
. fa'brica de la Natal face spirit
denaturat 81 vaN din scursul'ile
ramase de Ia fabricarea zaharn-
lui.
IN toata lumea Sc fabrica anu
al cate 25,00O,0OO galoane de teri
pentin; cea mai mare cantitate o
produc Statele Unite din Amcri-
ca.
O mare fabrica din America
face motoare electrice de un cal
putere.
Iinga Cape Town Sc va cladi
0 fabrica care are sd scoata din
piatra de var de acolo cite $1,000
tone de ciment pc an.
Sa lnventat un pat III care o.
mul poata dormi GU capul scos
pc fereastra, lar corpul ii sta
inchis in ell ca intro camera.
COlnfortul eel da accst fel de pat
este cd in ell este caldura 81 afara
dc aceasta omul Sc pOata 81 i'm.
braca inauntru.
Tn chimist Englez a descoperit
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-02

Q formula pentIn transfolmarsa
buruienilor uscafe III eel mai bun
prodns chimic pentru ingrasarea
pamintulni.
In Utah s'a illventat 8 roata
pentru vechicule, Gu ajutorul ca
reia Sc poate indrepta calul pc
-ori care drum doreste vizitiul.
I'm veterinar Francez zicc ca
III lipsa de ceriale, caii Sc pot.
hram foarte 'bine cu resturile a.
runcate din 'bucatarii 81 cu roza-
tura ce cade de la lemne cind
sunt taiate Gu ferestreul
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-02

Singurnl umorist german iii in
treg razboiul de fata este scriito-
RAJ communications Ofi.ioase ale
generation eermani.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-02

Mackensen numit seful statului
major? - Paris. - @ telegrama
de la Berna anunta ca Fieldma-
reSalul Won Mackensen a sosit la
marele cartier general german,
unde Va lua locul generalului
Ludcndorff.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-02

Amsterdam. Conform Stirilor
trimise de la Moscova catrc zia-
rul Bayrischc Landes Zeitung.
BoshevikiStii an executat trei
mari Duel rusesti Sc zice ca
printrc eli Sc afla 81 marelc Ducc
Nicolae, fostul sef comandant al
armatelOr muscaleSti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-02
VlaruntiSUri.

Pc cit stim gerinanii au spuS
ca vor trimite ur general german
care Sd cOndu.a armatele austria
,e infrinte la Piava. Acum ca pc
frontul De vest : "A schimbat ros-
tul. ne vine s;i ,intrebam daca au-
striacll 5 au cugetat la aceea ca
sd trimita 81 eli un general a,lstri-
ac care Sa conduca 81 reguleze IL
nile lnfiinte ale armatei Princi-
pelui de Coroana
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-02

truca nu si-a scos pdlaria in TIM.
pull cind Sc cinta Star Spangled
Banner" La polite varley a ce.
rut scuza, ziclnd ca nu stiuse ce
fel de cintec era eel intonat de
muzica
Ca sal treaca necaxul. - Los
Angeles. - Un automobil care
trecea pc strada Gu viteza cam
mare, a lovit din gresala pc To-
cuitorul Guadalupe Attameho,
jupuindu-i pielea de pc soldul
sting. Pc cind soferpl oprise ca
sd >mingaie pc eel lovit, acesta a
pus NINA pc un topor, s'a napus-
tit Gu el pc automobil 81 la facut
tandari.
Combaterea frigurilor galt-ene.
= Guayaquil, Ecuador. Aici
a sosit, comisiunc sanitara din
America care va lua masuri pen
tru combaterca frigurilor gable
ne. Amcricanilor lisa facut cea
mai calduroasa primire. Comisiu-
nea, care este trimisa din partca
fondatiunei Rockefeller, consista
din patru doctori 81 Sase surori
| de caritatc.
Germanii omoara taranii din
Russia. - Petrograd. - Refugia-
til sositi din provinciile rusesti
ocupate de Germania spun ca ura
taran1or de acolo crestc 1ntr una
contra germanilor. Confiscarea a.
limentelor din Pskof, Esthonia 81
din satelc marginase a facut pc
tarani sa sc revolte. Germanii
earl stapinesc aci Gu 0 nina de
fier, an cXecutat un mare numar
dintre aceSti tarani flaminzi.
Numarl profesorilor German
ucisi in razboi. - Amsterdam. =
Presa germana anunta ca nlma-
rul total al profesOrilor Germani
cazuti pc cimpul de lupta. de Ia
inceperea razbOiului 1ncOace, este
de l4.722.
Englezii bombardeaza Often.
burgul. - Londra. - Aviatorii
Englezi au bOmbardat Gu success
oraSul german anume Offenburg
In timpul faitei au fost doborite
patru aeroplanc germane. Dintre
cele ale englezilor a picrit numai
unul.
Stinca foametei. - Amsterdam
= Vestita stinca IA foamctei'
din riul Elbe, care dupa credinta
poporului German aduce foamete
| odata Gu ivirea eli, acum Sc vedc
pentru prima oara de la incepc-
rea razboiului. Aceasta stinca sc
| afla in abba riuhni- 81 nu Sc arata
deceit cind apa scadc multi. Pc ca
scris GU literc vcchi: .,Cind ma
veti vedea, aveti sa piingcti."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-02
Greva potClita Gu mitralierele.

- Amsterdam - Conform cclor
scrlse de ziarul Echo Beige. la
kalk. in Prussia. a isbucnit o no.
ua grcva. Ziarul zice cd S 'au in
trebulntat mtralierc pentru face
rea ordinei, lar capeteniile grew
stllor au fost arestati. Sc zice ca
Ia lnaintarea acestei telegramc
poiltla era inca ocupata. batind
81 risipinl multimea care imbic-
sea stradcic.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-02

>'iiuSii = ou NhSVtNt Ia ottNu Va
sa trimita 81 eli un general allstri-
ac care Sa conduca $ reguleze IL
nile infrinte ale armatei Princi-
pelui de Coroana
Am cctit in % revista america
ma: ..Nebun este rivalul tau in
dragoste. ncbun este barbatul
prim al femeii tale 81 nebun cSti
tn Insult. Daca ar Spune "a
ceasta unor persoane lear face
mutt singe rau. dar - poate -
$ ar indrepta.
Tn socialist prusiac spunc ca
u Germania fiecarc incelllia. fu-
ra, rapeste. etc. Ce sal faci! Fl
re de bestii 81 alta tot.
Singurul umoriSt german lin in
treg razboiul de fata este scriito-
RAJ COMMUNICATION ofi.ioase ale
generation eermani.
Cele mai multc ac:.dcntc de
automobile Sd int;mpla pc urma
lmprej jurarii alta de trista ca
un automobil nu-Si poate schim-
ba alta de lutte directiunea. pc
cit de lutte ISL schimba femeia
parcrca sa.
Suntem in pima vaeanta 81 en-
toatr acestea primim din atitea
parti stiri ca tinerii nostri NOR
Gle dor,ll de a sd inscrie pc la di-
feritele h.niyersitati americana.
Vecinica poyeste: ..S'a urcat
scr0afa in copac.'
NJ va mirati alta de multi cinI
va putetl incelyi cite odata femc-
lie. Aduceti-va aminte ca aceasta
mcclure este ca 81 pusca care 81
poate descarca de ambele capcte.
Il asa dc curios. dar totusi az
deseori putem constata ca din o
fata strnata sa face 0 bine pre-
seryata nevasta. Numai acelea
carr sa lasa curtate de fosti con
ducatori de stabilimente publice
M vor ajunge nici odati K cream
"a verde.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-02
Platina descoperita. d :

Platina descoperita. - Panama.
In departmental Cauca, pc
linga riul San Juan. 'au desco-
pcrit mari depozitc de platina
Gu exploatarea Ell s'a insarcinat
numai decit un sindicat Ameri-
can.
Saptamini fara carne in Ger
mania. - Amsterdam. - In Ger
mania Sc va introduce obiceiul
postirci de carne i'm doua sapta-
mini pc luna imcdiat cc recolte-
le vor permite restaurarea ratii-
lor normale de pine. cartofi 81
vcgctalc. De vor taia vaci mai
multc, copii Germani au sd sufe-
re dc laptc.
Norocul regelui Greciei. A.
tcna. Rcgelc Alexandru xal
Greciei scapat ca prin IMMUNE
de la moarte. Trenul in care sc
rcintOrcea de la frontul sirbesc
fost bombardat de lln aviator
mamie .-tocmai cind Sc oprise in
CARA Florina. Bomba a cazut la
citiva metri de locomotive. Nj
mcni Y a fost rant.
Alte rescoale in UngaI;a.
Berna. Ziarul socialist, Arbei.
ter Zeitung, spune ca la Pilsen 81
Pardnbitz, i'll Bocmia, au isbuc.
nit alte rescoale furioase din eau.
"a lipsei de llrana. Soldatii all
tras foe asupra resvratitilor, i'm
praStiindu-i.
Omorfti de tren. State Cen
ter, Ia. j. r. FRANKIE, sofia sa
81 doua fete ale lor, au fost ONO.
riti in tinpnl cind un tren de pa,
sageri lea lovit automobilul ID
care c6l 6latoresu. Fets1e era una
de 14ism ii cealaltx Al AZ s,ssg
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-02

p ti'ii i"ulti tdIts IlHUlC-
sea Stradcic.
Gerinanii persecuta Evreii din
Polonla. Stockholm. - Dispa-
rita a nouasprezece membrii din
comltctnl cXecutiv al uniunilor
de mescrii evreiesti cauzat o
mare scnzatie printre lucratorii
Evrei din Warsaw. Sc zice ca dis
paritia lor sc datoreste arestarilor
ce sunt in legatura cu persecnta-
rea eyrcilor in Polonia, Germania
81 Austria. Stirea a fost publica-
Ia intr 'un ziar cvreu din War
saw.
Greva la pcsta. ~ Winnipeg.
Man. Autoritatile postale au
dcclarat astazi ca MI mai putin
ca 100000 de scrisori stau gra-
mada in ofieiul postal de aici din
eanza Cd toti fnnetionarii 81 fac
tori postall s'au pns in grcva.
Pretentiuuca &c 0 au ci este ma
rirea lefurilor
Divortul unui nespalat. - Mum
cle. Ind. D-na Cordella Crooks
q llltentat process de divort bar
batulni sau. in care process dinsa
sustine ca D-nul Crooks ma facut
balc de la 3 Aprilie ziua in
care s'au cnnunat 81 pima la
10 lunie. Dinsa zice ca nu site
mel daca barbatul sau sa spaIat
pc fata i'll decursnl acestui tinEp.
Csc vede Cd 81 iubirea fuge
dc murdirie. " RI
Pedepsit pentru nslsialit9&e.
Pittsbnrg, Pa. Tn barbat din
Anglia, anume Henry yarl4y, .
lost aruncat de. mnltime ia lacul,
Elizabeth din parsul i W est pen
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-01-15
Wood chopping and Coal Shortage.


The Fuel Administration is doing Its
utmost to procure coal for the industries.
The demand for these purposes IL tax
ing the mining and shipping facilities.
Bad as the present situation is worse
conditions are likely to be the rule next
winter. In Maine homes coal can be
replaced by wood for fuel. Our fathers
depended entirely upon wood for heat.
ing and for cooking. Our state is cover.
ed with wood suitable for fuel. While
farmers and other operators are the ones
to look to for market wood, hundreds OF
people can cut some wood In their
localities for their own use.
The Fuel Administration has enlisted
the college faculties and their unemploy-
ed students In wood chopping. The
pastors of several churches have written
that they have formed ohopping clubs
which are busily engaged cutting next
winters wood supply. Letters are be-
ing sent to school principals and superin-
tendents urging that they form their
pupils into ohopping clubs. They may
not be able to cut wood economically =
from ithe operators standpoint. But
Just ss the amateur gardeners added
greatly to food production last summer
80 can amateur wood choppers assist In
coal saving this winter.
Every cord of fuel wood saves the
mines from producing and the railroads
from hauling from three fourths to a
ton of coal. II the 600 school superin-
tendsnts and principals get busy and
forc, ol,,h ho khot cut nm tho avaraOa k0
cords each, Maine will need next winter
%, 900 tons less coal than this winter.
This would save mining and transport.
ing from Pennsylvapia 600 car loads and
keep within the state money. equal to
one. fifth of the war loan voted by the
last Legislature.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-01-15
Faruns and Health.

That country children are found to bt
more unhealthy than city children 10 one
Of tho public SURPRISE of recent days
When the farmer has plenty Of fresh OH
to breathe and . good opportunity to
exercise in the open 1t ID hard to realize
that almost four times - many children
In the country are found with lnng dis
eases, mental defects and ear troubles ai
city children. Nearly three times 81
many have spinal curvature and enlarg-
cd glands. Almost twice as many have
defective teeth and eyes, adenoids, nasal
troubles, eto.
The explanation Of this surprising con.
dition may be based on variety OF facts,
but one point is clear. The cities OF the
country have long made use of scientific
knowledge along the lines OF hygiene
while rural districts have not felt the
need of the same careful application of
Well.known principles. Too often fresh
air, In spite of Its abundance, has been
shut out of the farmers dwelling.
Lack OF bathing facilities and general nm.
cleanliness while not confined to one type
of living have nevertheless been found
10 many farm communities. The will.
ingless to overlook all defects of teeth,
eyes, nose and throat until the condi.
tions become unbearable has contribut
cd not Q little to the situation.
There are undoubtedly other reasons
for the physical defects In the country
but practically all the conditions max.
ing the rural population less healthy
than the city people can be remedied.
One of the chief interests of public
health workers these days is to develop
In rural districts an appreciation of the
dangers that confront the farmer and an
appreciation of the great opportunities
for health that lie before him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-01-15
She Got the Sugar.

Camoufage tactics were recently tried
with great success by certain young
lady employed at one of the Hsllowell
shoe factories, during sugar sale at
one Of the leading grocery stores of the
city. Five consecutive visits were made
to the store by this daring miss, two
pounds Of the precious sugar being sold
TO her each time. On the first trip the
young lady wore neither hat nor
coat, and returned to the store q short
time later attIred In both these garments.
Her third visit to the store she wore
her work apron and on her fourth jour-
ney to the store she wore cap and sweat
or. Her last successful trip was made In q
coat and hat borrowed from shopmate.
The young lady after obtaining 10
pounds OF sugar was 90 jubilant over
her achievement that she had to tell
everyone oil about It, and In this way II
reached the ears of the storekeeper him
self who confessed that the young lady
had put one over on him that time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-01-15
improvement Throughout the Country
In Conduct of Business Is Noted
by the Department.

Officials Of the post Office depart
ment claim that 1t has been proved
that the service rendered to the people
Of the country at post offices has been
greatly improved, notes Washington
correspondent, and they substantiate
this claim by the diminishing number
Of complaints that are received and
by expressions of approval in the
press and elsewhere. In the depart
ment, 1t Is also pointed out, cOrre-
spOndence with postmasters Is con.
Quoted with more facility and expedi.
ton than formerly, and the reports
Of post Office inspectors, as well as
statements furnished by the auditor
of the department indicate that the
ability of postmasters to conduct their
post offices satisfactorily to the public
and to the department is greater than
1t has been at any time In the past.
The increased efficiency Of postmas-
ters has been due, 1t Is asserted, not
only to the care exercised in their Sc
lection, but also to the kind and
amount Of service required of them.
No postmaster has been permitted to
regard his position as sinecure, but
all postmasters have been required to
devote not less than eight hours of the
day to their official duties and to as
sumo the active direction Of the postal
operations committed to their charge.
Wide discretion has been granted
postmasters in the arrangement ana
adjustment Of their facilities to meet
local needs and demands for service,
but complete subordination and COOP
GRAFTON has been required with respect
to the important general policies OF
the department and the specific direc-
tlons issued for standardizng the
methods of work and organization IN
post offices. The department has not
hesitated to remove such postmasters
as have failed, after appointment, to
measure up to the required standard
Of efficiency and performance.
1t is stated that practically all post
masters Of the fourth class now serv'
ing have been appointed as a result
of competitive civil service tests. The
service in small communities through
out the country has been benefited by
the impartial selection of the most
competent persons available to serve
as postmasters, and by the appoint
ment of those persons in accordance
with procedure which makes the EVIL
service status of each unquestiona
h1o
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-01-15
What German Victory Would Mean.


Theodore Msrburg has written aptly
aud concisely what others have thought
but could not express. he says:
"In Prussis's cheap and profitable
wars of the past lies the explanation of
the present murderous assault on the
peace of the world. In letting Germany
see that Prussianism can also bring over
whelming disaster is to be found the
only remedy. The Germans have been
p arading their twill to victory" They
forget that, while human viii has done
much to shape human history, In order
to succeed in . great world-cauae 1t
must lie close beside the will of God.
The struggle 10 . clear.cut fight between
wrong In its most hideous and universal
forms and right most unquestioned.
Success for the German cause would
mean the triumph Of conscious
policy of bad faith-disregard of solemn
obligations to neutralizsd state, of the
rules Of war formally subscribed to and
of human standards which men deemed
90 we'll established that 1t was thought
unnecessary to set up any international
agreements to safeguard them. Itwould
mean fastening upon mankind, In future
wars, terrorism and the barbarous
practices of the earliest times, punish.
log mercilessly the non. combatsnt and
90 defeating the healthy tendency to
confine the conflict to the armed forces
OF the Observation-Disclosures murder
of helpless Thousands to secure minor
military advantage. To stop short of
throwing tho Germans back out of con-
quered territory would mean German
triumph, the source of untold future
disaster. 1t would render impossible
for years to come an effective league of
nations to discourage future wars.
Armaments would know no limit and
the United States would be compelled
to enter the race In order to defend not
only the Monroe Doctrine but the very
existence of the nation"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-01-15
Girls Hat HaIts Traffic.

Old Boreas Is no respecter OF per
sons, especially near the tall buildings
Besides showing the male portion all
the latest designs In hosiery, he moi
infrequently steals the dome covering
of some fair one who Is negotiating q
crossing. That Is what he did recent
ly. but at the same time there was an
exhibition of chivalry, which showed
that It was not buried when knight
hood passed away. At one of the
Broadway corners, notes New Yors
correspondent, where traffic Is excep'
tionally heavy, gust Of wind caugh,
In It's whimsical grip the headgear Of
a young lady who was crossing the
street and caused 1t to roll merrtly
past q car and close to the hoofs of O
passing team, before the warning hand
Of the big bluecoat guardian had been
raised all traffic was voluntarily halted
and he was given opportunity to rescue
the undamaged piece Of millinery and
return It to its embarrassed but CRATE
full owner. A wave Of the cops arm
and every vehicle continued its jour
aey, which had been momentarily
halted by the girls mishap. All OF
which proves that the days Of chivalry
are still with US.