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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-26
Die eritte EreibeitsanIeIbe.
AuS elmer Mcbc oes Sdlntamts-
icfrctqrs ". u. &egopo.

Of pu6licity. treasury Department..
Washington, D.. G. of which ~transla-
master at Cleveland, o., April IL.
1918. as required by the Act OF Oct.
.@ir fonnen natiirIit 4rieee
nidlt obuc @clo fiibren. 0os Shat-
amt Ser Ger. Staotcn lit Die @runo.
lo0e ieocr RcQierunQstotiofeit. Der
Wonr. ser SefrctGr ocS Sdotomts
Der Ger. Stooten lit, ruub 3u alien
3citcn imItonoc iein. iroeno meIhe
GSorbrruuacn ooer Inipriid)c, Die BON
irqeno einem onoercn Oeportement
Der 8egierllnQ nemoht merocn mo.
gen, 81 bcfrieoigen uno babel bot
Gr niht Die Qerinaite 8ontroIle iiber
Die Iusgobenuoronid}I0oe onocrer
Observation-Disclosures. Ser cine
fontroliert SOS Spunolodl Der on.
oere bontiert oen 3opfcn. 9ic YfIiht
oes Sf)otomtsicfrctdrs lit eS, 6oS
SAP pon Iliiliiqcn arcbitS ooer Sci.
oes 81 bolten 10 ooB oicieni9en Die
oen 3opien ororehcn, bos Sob ME.
mails leer filocn.
H1In. meme AuiQobc it Sbre
Nltigabe. Gle Aui9obe EShrcs
5d)otamt3iefretars lit Die Aufgobc
oeS onterifnniihcn %oites. mo nui
Sic miiiieu mir ms IcBten Gnbcs
perIoiien, mcnn oieie qroBeu Oppro.
tionen sum crioIgreitcn Shluiic
9ebro6t peroen io!len. 0e5hoIb bin
ih nit icocr TrciheitSnnleibe sum
2onoe geQnnacu nnh babe 0o2 anle,
ritonilfle &oIt gebctcm bieie grobe
Sode iiir iidl iclb't 81 nm; nidlt fir
Die &caicrnnl. Hid}t mir 0cn Getre.
tar 0es SdnbanIta. lnnocrn filr iiG)
ieIbit, neil ea ,>5r @cihGit lit. in
Dem il onQeitcllt bin. SD periudle
BLOB Shncn 81 0lcnen uuo Sbre NSr.
t~ercIieH 81 hc'dllitcu.
Nbcr hoa %cIbtn uon @el0 an Ole
HeQierunA miro 0en &rieo nidlt al.
lem gcuinucn mir miiIIcn mehr
tun. Nichr t0uncn mir bcIfcn ourd
gute5 Nauahalten, ourdl Spnrcn.
0urf nda &crulcincn oller &eraeu.
ouna, nn0urh onB mir Die bIcrourh
cr5ieItcn Gripornii'e benlleen unS
tic unicrer ReQicrrnQ Ieihen. oon1it
lie Die Ntlttcl crbolt. INN ole Oinae
ju fdllleu, Die bon Sen ,npieren
Solooten mo 4iotroicn ter0tiat
yper0cn, Die ihr Yllt fur nnicr Sc.
ben uno uniere 6rsibeit psraisBsn."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-26

3fpifden 8rsu3 uno Nono bGn9en.
llnO nun tam Der Stdbsor3t nit ieiz
nem NeifIelItod nuf &orI gu, fabte
i'm Bel sinsm 8ein unb bieb INNER
Den S6enteI entIan9 uuf oas 8lus
msnitud Elm.
r0u piQIt labm fein, 0u enfamis
ger Sliingel. Gu tist nal elnsr!
Sdipabb! 0u ioQit erer3ieren ME tin
8o9el ouf benz SeIs3ropbenDrlbt.
mein Sun9tng" uno I6mab!
i6pab! fdpob! tIotidte ss ouf bos
g%IiimsnItud! ~9u biit ia 70 flint gu
SUB uno tonnit iprin9en ME Elm
Sroi1. ME cine 8a6itel3e. S6pdb!
I6mob! fdnob.
~9u bit ia Elm WoIefi5bengeI, Der
pirb rsitsn Isrnen pie elm 8unItreis
ter! Sdpob! i6pob! idpob! &orl
briints ME Elm 9efefensr UNI !6ilfe.
GnbIib mar Der Irm pes Stobsnr3z
ter Iuhm. @r 5o9 ben aorI aus benz
5enitertreus.
limb nun, mein Sunge. 8eb uno
melos bid geiuno. Oas ibri9e psrs
ben Der !6err SberftIeutnnnt unD
0sin Rittmeiitsr Detergent"
&Hrl Pen3Iin tot pie ibm gebei=
BEN. Rodoem er bic Strofe fir pos
StmuIisren obgeisfTen, fam er in
bic S6naoron uno puroe baIo elmer
Der f~einiten SoIoatsn. Die Sur pes
Stabsur5tss 6lieb i'm Regiment be-
riibmt. limb penn bic 0rogoner in
ben MubeItunosr n5iihbnd ipieIten"
murben ouf Sorls 9lumenltud ntttt
sor milos osqeOroIden. Ra6 Sab
resiriit hattie er folhe 6reube an
Reiterleben 9efunoen, oaB er tapis
tuIierte. 2us llnteroffi3ier puroe er
81 ben II. 0raooner qei6idt, mo
man BON ieiner Sur" nidts puBte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-26

Dod ss 1T bunbefoIt bier; GET nal
uno fol Elm Vaar S9eite gu6enboI3
her, 10 uieI rpirIt 0u pobl nod ier>
tig brlngen. &orpsrli6s 3dtigteit
uno getdtigung Der Crgane 1T bd5
ein3i9e Mittel. ioI6e 2dbmung ous
mdbi9 peg3u6ringsn. llebrigens, 0u
bin ia ais alter Qun0monn un0 Sdz
ger Elm So6tunotqer. Wo8 bdltIt 9u
pom bieism Yulper? Sit es gutes
YuIuer? Wir iino CUR Sn9o geIaoen
uno ih nil e5 fir meme pntrpnen
gebraudsn?"
8orI betra6tete bag YuIpsr, Don
benz Der Stabsar3t einen 2eil auf
ben Stid eeihiittet bate uno ioste
bann: IS lit feins Builder, bIant
uro fd0n, oas bIudt nit einem male
auT, foboIo nur bic 3inpnooeI bins
einidldst."
.0aS 1T Id0n", fagte Der Stobss
or5t, .un0 nun geb uno hple Dos
SoI3; es 1T talt bier brin, unb she
Ou bid ou53ieA't, mii'Ien mir Is elm
ipenig parm bier BADEN. 0u tonns
teIt font nod Rbsumotismus tries
gen."
aorI idIsppts ii6 mibfam Gus Dem
Simmer herous uno erIdien nab
Idn9erer 33eit nit einem &0rb poa
8udentlpben. Gr Itedte lie in Den
Sfen, in benz nod aoblen glimmten,
uno bolo pra1elte Das 6eusr lultig
i'm Sien. bebngIide Wdrme Uerbrsis
teno.
.JeBt tanrt 0u 0:p uus3lepen,
3orl. ounrit id Din unteriufs. 4ber
rs lit pobl toum u0tis. Sb ben,e.
oo5 6eite fir did lit, Oh gebit gang
aus benz Qsben, Sprl. Gu bait tsine
Nusiiht msbr, geiuno gu nerDen,
uno nod Snbrt lang 9eIdbmt i'm
Bette ljeaen, oas uirit 1u uud nidt
molten. Sisb nal. aorl, tot MAIDEN.
bari id a nidt, onnn Qinge IS mir
IhIedt. 4ber ih tonn mi; Dir ans
Dem 2etsu aebsn. Sd bnb. ihon
LANCE teire Greuoe me5r on 9aiein.
uno ge9e ftou IGngsr nit Dem @,s
banten I'M, mid ms beIiegs Senieits
gu btf0roeru. Sd bin Elm t~ottrarter
Wonn. Der oph nidt melr lands lea
ben tdnn, meme Riersu Iino toput.
unO od pin ih isbt Elm gnoe mas
den. Du aber aorI IouIt nit. 0os
Qulper bier (ein 4}otst Don finf
9funo) pas merle id isBt in ben
Glen unp 0u ionit NAL iebtn ME
Ehreu mir bsioe jus &imms,rcjh ilis-
gen
llno Der Stabsar3t nabm oos Bas
iet. oa3 er in aarIs Nopeienbeit nit
Styegiano esiu4i bate uno eius auf
ben Glen 81.
"a uuroe GoN NIT eintu WdIe
6sjHia uno irrans ME Elm YisiI sur
S-tu5tntat. aber. at. biz bate Der
@yit nor Der ~llpttriAtuug" ati6lois
len uno aorl ilB fsh. lIuo odnn
parf 0sr 4r3t rjrilib ods Balst nit
9u,otr Ing feusr. llno Gurl matte
tjrta iapitaleu 3et!iprung in ben
/ Ssriterrahmsn. um 10 ZEN 0erosrasn
81 eutatbtn. 8ahutn uno Sbeibsn
giultn in S!ii1eD. NM Sorts &ors
esrttil pdr oraubsu. Abtr oa3
.Slumsufad~. ods gsIa!iiss. bIIs9
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-26
Dritter Freibs.tsboHds Emeyi.

tFlate Service. supplied by Bureau
Of Publicity. Treasury Department,
%ashington, D.. <. of which -transla-
ton has been fled with the Post
master at Cleveland. O.. APRIL IL.
1918, as required 10y the Act OF Oct.
8. 1910
Der 8nopf. Der isoem ,3sitner Fl,
Hes freIhsits5oH6s Der ori.ten Nus
1abe ge9ebeu rpiro. lei Is Elm gone
oon funt3ll ooer pon 3sbRtduieuo
Dollars. bat ejHsu Rlno ron gldn3ens
BEN Rot. Elm a.0aes 6slO nit siaer
5rsibertssIote uno Die Wprtt .I6iyo
Gibtrtp Qodn" IN Deib.
, Sehsiefa Nil,oEsu 0ieitr auosfe
fiuo jest 0sri3nobsIsit uno DsrosR
Ia~s9sgeben, PtHu Die 3si6nanssu ses
Eaat peEosR-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-26
aapPy Day. 2 PIP an

uuf 4orl Hen3ltn be Heoe fam. Ctr
Qoar Gage mar oIIes gut 9e9auqen
Qls Der DENT o6er aiming etpus
Ihperer Al nerben. bate &orl gea
Imtreitt. Gtne5 morQers par er nIht
aug Dem Bette al triegeu gepeien
9otte lbsr 8lieoerifmer3sn getIagi
un0 ii6er l~lnfdbigteit bic 9eine 81
Qe6rouden. 4ls Der llntsroffl3ieI
i'm tu~r3erbono aus Dem Bette gerpor'
fen bate, mar 9orl ME Elm 8eld9ms
ter 3u goosn 9eiunten.
limb isitoem mar nihts nit ibm
on3uTonqen. g3par erboIts er it'd To-
melt, ooB sr miihIdm ge6sn tonnts,
dber bon 9ienittuu mar teine 3eoe.
uno 8orl tam ing QaSorstt. Der
StabsarSt uuo 4iIiitsn5or8t unter=
iuhtsn uno tonntsn nihts finoen mas
2orIs QGbmunq perurinhen t0nnte,
Won itbte i'm auf 0uu9errutionen,
70 boffeno. oaB 9orI oann fdneQ 9s'
Iuno meroen piros. Iber es ball
nidts. Nar punberte fib Der
StabS6sf. raB bic Rofen ouf aorls
Wangsn troB Der ardntbeit uno Der
Wa6sriuppe nitt ihpan0en.
.NIio rpos tun2" frdgte Der Re9i=
mentstomm0noeur ben Stabsor3f
gum dnneren W0le.
Der Stobsor3t ba6te nod Elm me-
niQ mad uno iogte o0nn: .Wenn Der
6err Cberitlsutnant IS nod luf eis
men 0eriuh antonmeu IniIen pollen,
nil jh ibn modem. Sd babe Elm
Qldnten. Wenn oa8 niht biItt,
odnn muh ID, es uufqebeu uno Der
0err Cberitmdttmeiiter mIB einen
beferen Wonn %iinoen, Der ben 9a=
Iunter turiert."
.U1s 1T e otnn?" frogte Der
GbsritleutnlHi.
.gittt MID ieBt njtt su fra9en.
Nah oonenoettr Sur ptros i'd be-
ridten."
Ter Gomm0uotur mars 3ufrisben.
Der Ar3t ialu,isrts uno ging isinsr
WcQc.
Nm udtitm 1oae bsi Der giiite
unttriuhie Ser 4r3t Die iibrigen
Sr0nttu in Rorls Stunoss S:ubs;
gum Aorl a5sy Id1te er nur: Beng
lin, Sie '5nntn mai IN elmer baIbsn
Stunoc, psnu ;b Bier fcrtig bin. in
meIH Simmer ..ommsu. Sd min sic
nal ]pripdt;n un0 qerauer uutsrlu=
den"
Ns Ser Ser. 1h mubfam bir=
QeIhItnpt so,''. Iab Der 4rst am
Aid uHo 5a::t tjnsr 9ad.t nit Pul.
ocr por it'd !'t3er. pns sr gu urtsr'
iuttn i%itn.
rSc. n Rift 1u ia, min Sdbn"
'o9te cy atmUt'ia. ,qsbts INNER ned
10 itle&t2"
.Wiys tGs.jt iaI;mmer 9srr
Stat31ysi'. iaatc 9oyl. -id firhte,
ih re,ce 5ola 3du3 ltIabmt fem
Dos Hne ia b0ie QusFhttH.
INtt osy Deter: ma. id mil Did
uoA MA. uuttriattn. Wsrn th osr
@rlnN n'@t f;noe. peroeH mir 0ih
t0ch il.a GtgtyNlar3t Ruh Shperi1
octr 3ar5 r>t 0auit Itidsu mIfen.
G5aes gm /, tinen fsjneu TrdGos
uer, NJ osou sith lid NAL aus,
q vil a2h mol ithtu. fibIsr uue
hSEsH. % ID uiata finosn tam.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-26

iuIroe ulctlcid't inypiidlcu cntocft
lpcr0elt.
NapoIcon Ill. beitenftc gcion
NIT ciuCr groBen Sunuue mo iiber.
trlig linn Ole &cupaltcrltelIe in ci-
ncm foIierIld]cu %ag0itloB. nab.
reno &tngiu, Ser gc,ernter 81rtucr
mar, ebenoort Earfauileber mtIroe
mo aleid}ial@ cine rejdlIite @eIo-
%entldlooigung iur Ole olisqcitauOene
3~oOesau9it uu0 ole perbilbten led)s
Dfonate 3ud)tbnus crhlelt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-26

Nie 5urieoen. Sect
hoben mir einen in Bureau. Der or.
better fiir orei."
ia f0nlt ibt Iafcn!"
.&nhen? @ir iinO anier bier.
oIio muB Ootl nod elmer arbeitenI"
Nbicrti0uuG. .6rduIein
Gle, tiir Sic tonnte id bis ans
GnOe Der S&cIt gcbcn!"
-0ttie. geben Sic!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-26
Scim SdlOpi scfnft.

Tr0uIein: Sd ul0d1ta cintH
2ichesbrjcfitcIlcr,"
RommIs: rSehr germ. mcll,
GrduIelu: 'oltcu Sle nod teincu
@eLiebten babeu, modie i'd mid
Ahaen beite.ts eulgicaleH 9a5sa!"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-18
BOYS GIVEN
FIVE YEARS

From now on it's going to go
mighty hard with anyone who
hampers with freight cars or
goods in transit. IL happens to
be war time, and Uncle Sam has
charge of the railroads.
II recommend IS months In
prison." said Assistant u. s. At
torney Fishburne Thursday
morning after the jury had re-
turned a verdict OF guilty against
II. C. Hill and Henry Austin, in
dicted for breaking into an N. p.
freight car at Kalama and steal
ing merchandise.
The attorney for the two youthe
thought this was pretty stiff and
asked for clemency.
Judge Cushman sat back In his
chair and considered. IL don't
agree with either OF YOU" he
said, These are days when goods
must be protected in transit.
THE sentence will be five
years in McNeils island peniten-
tiary."
You could have heard a pin
drop in the courtroom.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-18
7. RIP. CO.
WON'T PAY
ON PAVING
With the city council preparing

With the city council preparing
to lay pavement on Jefferson
ave. between 9th and | sts., and
bids already received for the
work, Manager Bean of the T. X.
& p. has notified city officials
that his company cannot afford
to pay for pavement between its
street car rails, and that IL will
relay a plank roadway there.
Commissioner Atkins announced
Thursday that il the city starts
paving Jefferson ave. under the
new conditions, the street will pre-
sent the woeful appearance of hav-
ing paving between the car
tracks and either curb, and
planks between the rails and one
foot on both outside edges of
them.
Atkins is preparing to recon-
mend that the new city admins
tration lay pavement between the
street car tracks, send the bill to
the T. r. e. p, and il the COM
pany continues to refuse to pay IT,
ask for a receivership for the cor
poration.
Two sets of bids for the Jeffer-
son ave. paving we're received at
the city hall Thursday. Joseph
Warter, ST., offered to lay btu
lithic paving for $26,245 or one
course concrete for $22,250. The
Independent Asphalt Co. bid $685.
500 on bithulithic and $4,000 on
concrete.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-18
"ADS" MAILED TO THE OFFICE

There is however, Of getting your want al iato
classified correctly without either using the
phone bringing 1t the office in person SEND 1T IN
the of those who want help, want 70
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other want publishing
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the write want and mall It to The Manager OF
the Classified Advertising Department OF The Times You can
replies direct those Interested in
proposition the phone providing phone
number contained your "ad" ad hcve
the replies The Times office These replies mailed
the advertiser without charge You will note that the
the table below These rates are
They the OF handling the large vol
classified ads" The Of the classified IL
make but supply the wants of readers
then and them freely In other way
a The Times render It's readers = greater service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-18
STONE NAMED
BY ROBERTS

Walter l.. Stone, 3217 North
18th ST.. an expert accountant, was
appointed chief deputy city con-
troller Tuesday by Controller
John NJ. Roberts. Stones appoint
ment is subject to civil service ex-
aminations to be held later. He
was formerly with the Carstens
Packing Co.
When Controller Shoemaker re-
signed Chief Deputy Roberts was
named by the city council as con-
trOller pro tenn, and no deputy
was named.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-18
Thursday April 49, 1s1e-rHE TACOMA TIMEs-Page seven
REAL ESTATE
WHY Will You Rent?

i5ss $. THOMPSON AVE, Gar. bath
$1,000. 500 cash; 1910 Thompson,
right next door. Ser. bath. a corr
ner. for $1,000. Make offer for
both.
Ala SO. 5sTH ST., Car. lots, ST.
500 bearing fruit, chicken yards,
etc, $500, easy payments,
PORTLAND AVE. CART. con-
crete basement, 2 lots. ~ blocks
of car, good plumbing, all foI
$1,000, $500 cash, s25 monthly
FERN HILI1-6-r., 3 lots. Is bear
ing fruit trees. lots of small fruit
and berries, wood and chicken
houses. fine soil, block car; BAR
gain at $500. terms.
SMALL house, several outhuildiugs
az acres close in, 800, 500 cash
TWO 3-acrc tracts with good OR
houses, bearing orchards, so trees
each, land all cleared, on Pacific
av. at city limits. Price $4,000
each. We have others. Call US
up, Main SAB. Proctor 29i.
CHAS. r. BURK, 20S-9 Bankers
Trust. James Youk, salesman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-18
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS -

FOR SALE-Two pigs, 6 months old.
1881 So. 18th st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-18
WHAT do YOU WANT?

flee before 1880 A in the that day; ADS
received after 80 A NJ started the day following
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-18
In and Out

In and out again, was the ex-
perlence of Victor Hill, who was
convicted in the federal court of
attempting to bride the draft
board.
Hill was fined SAT and sem
fenced to serve one day in Jail.
lie did.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-18
Pass Up Spuds;
Sacks Stolen

w. J. Milford, 2312 Sprague
ave. reported an unusual theft 10
the police Thursday. Burglars en-
tered his basement Wednesday
night, emptied three sacks Of po-
tatoes on the floor, and made off
with the empty sacks. Nothing
else was taken. Potato sacks are
worth Is cents each.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-18
so. 4OTH ST. HOME

GOOD 3-room house, bath, ETC.,
4 fine lots in fruit, garden and
lawn: garage and other buildings.
All improvements in and paid.
Price $500, $500 cash. balance
reasonable terms.
De Land Henton Co., Inc.
315-16 Bankers Trust Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-18
"ADs' BROUGHT TO THE OFFICE

10 possible and convenient always pleased 10
classified columns to the office
personally the lad" takers suggestion by one
writing classified ads often improves the
pulling of the SO II have want ad that you
desire II the office without nconVe
nence, 1t Is always well to do 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-18
HOTELS

intsipl Hot and cold water, eleva-
tor all night Rates reasonable
ll2s Pacific. Main e96l.
HOTEL MERIT
Reputation Established. Reasonable
rates. 216h 18th. Court and Mar
ket.
POTOMAC HOTEL, 301 East 26th
st. Room and board by day or
week. Rates reasonable. Main
5ol9.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-18
M'KINLEY HILL

Ten-Ycar Lease on Lots
NEAR Milwaukee depot, IL or 3
lots, cheap rent. Put n Wegener
portable house on them and save
rent. Chance for working man
to save money. Go to 20S Equita-
bile bldg
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-12-10


much within where
than
Ultimate, previously against itself
$ profit
America
There it.
duon
makes the translation of labor
Two things
IS of
scale should follow and recede the reduction
in the of living.
SECOND production should be increased
Production wealth Wages do capital but
labor The
the reward for capital and labor To limit production to limit reduce
wages.
Good be maintained only by good production Coal gold
everything until
value compared with the manufactured article pound OF raw cotton may
be value
times pound iron little values manufactured article
which contains one pound of be worth hundreds OF times as much
The material produce and the more manufactured goods we
make the there is for distribution ag 5a
nickel the bank
THE BASIS MONEY is THE GOODS WE PRODUCE
capital thought the road to prosperity was by the
exploitation of labor 1t has its mistake Capital never can prosper
.# eas - sSaaHs
was
crushing capital That olys aa7t5eaLee 5000
Labor and capital both prosper by working together pQe
The who fair tolabor good Citizens
doing little work and get
with capital is much of an enemy
to labor is to capital. IsrT f ~5.tH4
it proper day
he is capable
opportunity American labor by
opening of the world America.
to do plenty mar
everything sell and good wage scale anu
lower of living
going prosperity prosperity
Prosperity can be production, big production
based only Justice between labor anu
the seller and the buyer
prosperity real by being m
Editors Noerhe views expressed in this
necessarily the held or
by The World which him a hearing
/ Copyright the Enterprise Association
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-12-10


American territorial jurisdiction and incidentally within the
jurisdiction good old Sea Sickness Now what are the chat
ters against this presidential absence going to do
But while they're thinking over the thing the rest OF
us cold this question of busted precedents
the departure of president for foreign parts.
The federal constitution nowhere fobids Mr. Wilson to leave
American soil during his of Office. Article 2 Section q of
that says the president sha have by and with
the advice the Senate make treaties provided
of the present concur 1t doesn't say
whether he shall make Washington, Paris Pen or
over in Back Greek Valley Article Section l. of the federal
constitution says that of the presidents inability to dis
charge of his Office the office shall dvove on the vice
president.
The president is constitution eommandernchef of
the army navy and militia United States How could he act
in these capacities and remain in Washington while the navy was
North Sea and the in France Belgium Italy and
Siberia?
Bv cable and by wireless of discharge the
powers and duties said Office of president of these United
while the deck of the ship George Washington or on
French British soil? By cable and by wireless of course
Whom the constitution made there cables no wire
less eegaph telephones electric railroads or airpanes
bridge distances minutes and seconds The constitution was
made stage-coac days and Americans are still interpret
ing and thinking If it in stagecoach terms President wilson
while abroad can business and duties of his office
easily Of New York. keep their fingers
their business in Boston Washington between meals
While President abroad for the definite OF
seeing Interpretation is placed by the peace
the great issues to be decided IN
the Versas conference.-the league Of nations the seldeer
minaton Of peoples destruction Of miafsd and other vital
questions well remember the explicit language of Article
Section q the federal constitution quoted above President
this nation anything not accepted by
wo-thirds majority vote of the United States Senate
IF anv untoward thing should happen to Woodroand all
Americans pray his safety all the going and coming
will the truth embalmed in the solemn
utterance Abram Garfield the throng in New
York when the Abraham Lincoln broken
them God reigns and the government at washington still
ves This is government of laws and principles not OF men
only 1t is whether the president in Washington or in
Paris or joined to the silent majority.
BSERyATIONS
Foxes have holes Bill Hohenzoern has place jump
TO- in, from, at toward.
The Hohenzoerns continue their atrocities against civilization
by talking to the newspapers.
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can't see at ALL
1t would. pay to get away from the
whole thing for while and come
back refreshed in mind.
Your eyes will have lost their stare
they'll see, because they've stopped
.lookin' for a while.
A vaudeville team we're dong a
turn in a crowded house. made; rest
less by great excitement 5pn the
streets. where big celebration was
going on.
i 1t was frightfully hard work for the
actors when, to add to their troubles,
la siren-whistle: drowned every !word
lthey said.
They stood for a minute. undecided
what to do, the audience good-natured
ly smiling in thorough sympathy with
them. III
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z WHY SHOP EARLY?

Only IA more days to do your Christ
mas shopping!
Shop early! But why.
Because of the annoying consequence
es Of late shopping.
Take the matter Of sending glles "
friends out of town by mail or parcei
post for example:
Late shopping means late mailiile'
Late mailing means jam in the poSt.
office a congestion in the mail car ana
in the delivery wagons PACKAGE
bought late and mailed late may al
rive days, even weeks after onflS''
mas.
Ask your postmaster what he thiiA'
about this point. He can tell you IN
of illuminating things about the 10,
suits Of late shopping and late maii'"'
of gifts.
Take the matter of gift-selection'
Shop late and your choice IS awe
limited by depleted, pawed-oSe'
sortment Of gift goods. 1t is hampele1
by the WEAKNESS Of the clerks Oy -.
rush of last-minute buyers and py s0''
own necessity for haste.
Ask any merchant, any CLERK III -,
few remarks on these points ln9'
unanimously tell you to shop eai4''
/ shop early in the day, and to snop
| day and get it over and done Will
+ And that's our best advice ~
even. if you're thinking OF seiloi"e
a red necktie!
Shop early! TodsylIh