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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17

FOUR ROOM bungalow. glassed sleep
ing porch; nicely furnished. Sunset
Heights. $500 Call e0Sg-J evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17
Rooming Houses-For So Id q

on ACCOUNT o. iilness. close fri "a rooms
running water iu each. arranged iu one
and two -1ou apartments. new nartrgszeE.
rugs- wen furnished; good money uaizars
easy terms or some exchange. Address r
s0. care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17

At & SACRIFICE. s2500.00 equity b
bungalow. furnished, OF viii lease.
Phone 5116-1L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17

FOUR room bungalow. value s215u-
WIZ take car or diamonds as part pay
ment Phone f0s51I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17
Metals and Minerals

METALS a MINERALS CO.. BUTERs
-11 san Francisco ST. Phone 1875
Platinum. Gold. silver. olcssiirer. Metal
lie ard non Metallic Minerals OF all
DESCRIPTION
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17
For Sals-City Property.

a LOT in Alamogordo. New Mexico.
Phone 1osg-W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17

down TOWN SITE

~ you could buy one OF the very best
pieces OF apartment property. within
four blocks Of Mills Bldg. for only
s500G.0o. you would fv on 10 g.
wouldn't YOU Sure you would-aud 7
knew it-that is why 7 mention this
70 ycu-Buy 10 late Saturday or Mon
SBDBEss p. O. BOX oas. FOR DATE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17
Busines, Chaness

PHONE ssss-Ei Paso transfer Co.
INNE~TlIENT Ln.ns. III -rrast RIde-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17

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EXCHANGE NEW FURNITURE
For second hand. Western Furniture Co.,
------- s. s------ & H---. ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17
Second Hand ClothiaF

Isdis, n ssSG SioIaiae sosSSs p -
Mrn,s md hand elothias bought Pa I7ss-
LEVY BAYS highest prices ladies'. meau
2nd hand clothing. Phone 1855
HIGHEST PRICES paid for Cd clothes
and ahoes- Phone 1853
WE PAY hirhest prices for second hand
clothes. Phone $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17

BIG BARGAIN
Furniture NJ 10 rooms and g sleeping
p1rchas on North ri Paso street.
House for Trrr- Inquire
W. J.. PAYNE
f11 Mesa Ph. 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17

HIGHEST market prices paid for all kinds
of junk and bottles Illinois Bottle and
junk Co. Phi 1874
Il PAsO IROS q MEAL CO--Is55 san
Aatouio- Dealers a. scrap Iron. rutbeE ccp-
per- brass. bones. etc Phone 4zsa-
HERlIAe- BLOCH & CO.. II6-TIs-7e6 s.
Oregon S. Ph. Sass. Old metals. rubber
rags. bones. hides. scrap iron. etc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17

Kodak Ffnishin1

TT6TSs. - sHoF, = -, = -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17

ALEyaNDER sTrDio. % S d
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17

A. g. Dun & CO.-Marcantlis reports. e
Pas1 offlcs. sol Guaranty Trust BldE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17

BELGIAN and Sew Zealand rabbits for
sale a0s1 Douglas.
FINE Minorea Matching eEss. sstiing sL25
1873 =. Missouri Phone fs1.
FOR SALE-One dozen young LAYING
hens also several uuIiets. White Leg
horns and Reds. 2eII Copper St Phone
S57s
CLOSING cur 100 fIHe younE laying hens
Rhode Island Reds. Barred Rocks White
Leghorns. ALcouas. 90 young pulIets Will
yards Poultry Yards. cf1t Hamilton. Phi.
ss-2R
BABY CBICK~-R J. Reds Blsc- Minor
cas-. Barred Rocks. E1e per 100. select
White Leshorus 80 icr 100 Terms So
with order. balance C. n. D. Give first
and second choice. r. Lehman. SIS S. Les
Angeles ST., Les Angels, CalIC
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
BETTER THAN CALOMEl
I thousands Have Discovered DIR.
Edwards Olive Tablets are
a Harmless Substitute.

DIR. Edwards Olive Tabiets-the substi-
t,lte for calomel - are mild but sure
laxative, and their effect on the liver = =
almost instantaneous. They are the result
Of Dr. Edwards determination not TO treat
liver and bowel complaints with calcmei-
His efforts to Danish it brought out these
little olive-colored tablets.
These pleasant little tablets do the good
that calomel does, but have no bad after
effects. They don't injure the teeth like
strong liquids or calomel. They take l{, nold
of the trouble and quickly correct 1t. WHY
cure the liver at the expense of the teeth'
Calomel sometimes plays havoc with the
gums. So do strong liquids. 1t is best not
to take calomei, but to lel iir. Ed"ssds
Olive Tablets take its place
Most headaches, 'dullness" and that
lazy feeling come from constipation ano
a disordered liver. Take DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets when you feel 'ioggy and
heavy" Note how they clear" ciouded
brain and how they .'perk up the spirits
l0c and z5c box. All druggists
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
WHY so MUCH sILENCE2

When told that when The parents OF
wlve, of soldier receive letters from sons
or husbands III tie army. telling Of thelr
whereabouts. they are 10 accept such
information in confidence and Dot 70
SPEAK of il to others, We naturally ask
why II Is 80.
ii all the men and women within
our territory were loyal to the govern
nent there would he no reason for such
silence. The fact that silence Is required
shows that those in authority have good
reason TO believe that all who are residents
Of our country are not loyal to the coun-
Try
Some may say that II IS not hard to
keep secret that there Is no hnslncss IN
letting a ncighbor knoY Of the " lfeTeabout
of a ncIghbors son, 5ut that Is not the
point If there are vIpcrs IN our midst
il is not our duty to protect them II
these tell-taic enemies of the country
have not learned By tins tinc that they
must not in any way give and and omiort
10 o4r enemies why their presence Is
dangerous. and they should not be per
rnitted to remain among uS and cnloY
liberty knoxville Journal and Tribune
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
ARNfAGEDDON

The German, arc rushing ovcr' man
tbc, dan rake and scrapo ~ the western
front. for they know this battle practically
ends the var and dccldcs thclr tate ~
the Springfield Republican says 1T tho
Germans cannot win this battle the, can
not win at All 50 they are concrntrat
ing their iull strength IN Flanders and
Pjcardv They know that IT is now or
never with them he emergency le
making the suspense among the Allies
very kecn and sharp .lhcv haven't the
numbers 10 conquer now, but heir de
termination and hope are strong ln i
fcv daya, the story will bc told
Tho Allies are getting stronger too
Their fighting quality keeps up t. tie
highest notch The long-talAcd 81
Arrnapeddon Is due next week The thun-
der is already preceding the storm II I
the greatest moment Of all history il j.
far more than national honor or glor.
that il at stake; it is humanity Fol
centuries the battle has been gong o.
and now the final charge will he made
1t is 4 time for PRAYER rather than excite
ment or doubt We must al get ready
To % OHIO State Jorrnal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
Increasing the Presidents Power,

The United states Senate. Mondav
afternoon l,v the decisive vote Of 6% TO IL.
passed tic Ovcr1nan bll to increase the
povcr 81 the President II war direction
There was bitter opposition whlIe the
measure was under consideration, but on
the. DECISIVE lest even some senators who
endeavore,i 10 have he bllI modified gave
thoir assent on tnal passage. contentlng
themselves with having cndeavorcd 70
-acurc what they conceived 70 hc de-
sirable modification
on tho final vote only one Democratic
senator. the crratlc Reed OF Missouri,
so,ed against the blll The other dozen
,.lsScntlentS were Kepubhcans.
IN the original draf; the hill con'cn-
rlated bestowing power upon the Presl-
dent not alone 10 reconstruct existing
governmental agencies. but a.so 10 Gre
a,e new ones The power 70 establish
new agencies vas stricken from the mca-
sure In committee. The only amendments
adopted by the Senate embraced one by
Senator Wadsworth authorizing the Presi-
dent to reconstruct the aircraft produc-
ton agencies and one by Snator Jones Of
Washington offered today, to limit the
operation of the bill 10 six months after
the war ends. instead Of one wear, as
originally fixed senator Jones amend
ment was adopted by VIVA vocc vote.
The extent OF the power conferred upon
the President by this bill Is somewhat
problematlcal AZ tins tune But il Il be-
comes a law he will be vested with larger
and more extraordinary powers than were
ever conferred upon his predecessors. even
upon President Lincoln during the Civil
War. Hc will have absolute command
over the various departments of the
government. now under direction OF cab
met members. and may reconstruct them
and adjust them to wha' hc may consider
productive Of the best results
This is surely an extraordinary measure
but also, these are extraordinary Tunes
Il is not vet Law, but there is hardly 3
doubt il Will be coucurrcd il by thc
House. Many citizens. no doubt, Viii lool
upon such law with grave apprehension
But il Will be well TO remember that il "it
expire by limitation SIX months after th'
formal declaration of peace and peace j
certain to come some time after whicl
normal conditions viii be resumed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
9FsnIae'99 fSsuias Teste4dsy eDfay 142OO
WEDNESDAY. MAY |. 1918.
Now for Real Results.

Three moro davs remain for the cam
r,ivn for the third Liberty Loan In
Delaware, especially in Wilmington these
should hc three DAYS devoted earnestly
and enthusiastically to securing rcai
results
Delaware already has exceeded her
minimum allotment Of something over
SIX million dollars But that is nothing.
We started out 10 reach the maximum
allotment Of s1o,7oS.5o0 And We arc
gong to do II
What splendid incentive We have g DO
this \ great industrial concern OF our
S,ate stands ready, when we have reached
th,s hm1t and exceeded i. rs we arr
bound 10 do to duplicate tho oontrihu-
t,on~ 81 The state. sec what this means for
Delaware
With MAXIMUM allotment q some
,I1nc icsS than thirteen millions, v"
wlI make total subscription Of ~ least
S16.Ooo. 600. Il would not hc surprising
4 tho result ot the campaign. next Sat"r-
dav night. should be total Of suhSonp-
,,ons III the people 50 large that The grand
total with the final duplicate contribution,
would place subscription u shout
SSo0oO.oo0 to the credit of our state
Thus would elevate pclawaro ~ II" '"P
Of The roll Of States. But what wonid that
sicn,i, Only that Delaware i MAINTAIN
ing hcr reputation Of beng right q thc top
smco Our government was formed Fho
fr>t to give II loyal Endorsement hy rai'iy-
ing the Federal Constitution lhe first
in every movement since that tme r
support If tho government when i con
frontcd q grave crisis
That's the Delaware way 20 nov toT an
enthusiastic campaign for the next three
davs 10 reach and exceed the goal
NC can do it and We Will
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
Liberty Loan Honor Rolls.

some communities in the State are
considering the proposition OF creating
.JIonor Rolls IN connection with sub
scriptions to the Liberty Loan. In one
instance the suggestion has been ad-
vanced 10 make up the roll from those
who subscribe hundred dollars or up
wards
Tim, would be a mistake The entire
rolrDf subscriptions is bound to comprise
aD honor roll on which the smallest sub
.crber viii take equal rank with The larg
est, Il IS the spirit that ircites the acton.
not thc amount subscribed which con
stitutes the honor
For instance man Of means may sub
scribe 10 the extent Of ten thousand dol
lars or more lie will derive good rcye-
nuc thcrefrom 4 working man or 10
man NAV. by economy and saving, sub
scribe 10 onlv q fifty-dollar bond, from
which their revenue viii be small But
there NAV be more self-sfcrifce in such a
subscription than in IKE argest sub
scription made by those Who are wcll-to-
do
" make tic entrc roII of subscriptions
al honor roll twill hc that anyway. and
ali whose names thereon appear will b
entitled to equal credit The man o.
woman who buys ffty-dollar bond at {
sacrifice should not be denied place on th'
roll Of honor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
JUST FOLKS
BY Edgar A. Guest.
MEMORY MAKING.

When | como Ia Wav of fonder, where
the prny boards sit and ponder,
When | pass the hills of labor and
reach the Vale Of Rest,
When nv sun OF life Is setting, Tree from
Shame and vain rcprettng,
Whether good or i'll heset me | would
say We done INV best
As | run nv story over. when lhe'a ftost
hns killed the clover
And I'm waiting for the summons thht
shall call me up above,
All the memories 81 the present hiii
hoping will bc pleasant,
Then | want mo- famo of fortune that
am unworthy OF
All The iovs that I'll remember IN my
bleak and brief December
As my b,t Of life is fading and the frost
~ ON my brow
Are the goals that I'm pursuing, and the
tasks thnt am doing
In the Junctiine of my labor, am max
ing memories now
BE IT Ill or he II splendid. when my tune
for toll ~ ended
And I'm sitting IN the corner and the
children round me play
Not with shame would be burning, as
llfes pages | nm turnlue
Rut III prlde ! would remember every
decd / do TODAY
AYE can never change lifr writing II
TO-DAY the scrnll ~ hlghttng
Bitter memories viii tuint me III tue
dim and dlstant teafs
II today rtoop t. snnlng falsely deal
for selfish winning.
! shall Spend that banr IL sorrow when
the record reappeata
II IL now shal,e tomorrow. now thfoiRh
gladne..s aud through aarfow
am stamping pasi erastfe. on fhe
tablets 81 uS mud
All that | slmll sec ae Aonelst Hlfre fhe
rravhcar,is 81 aud penlet.
And pray That -hall never ee a-hanc
10 louk hpmnd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
STOCKINGS AND STOCKINGS.

Major Rachr ~ tho Canedan army
made Il perfectly lear II tn >tinlng
speech Winch hc na4c YESTERDAY = Ire
mont Temple that oar wo,aen ~holld here
after knit absolutely nothing hW' stock
lne~ and that the, ho0id knit hundreds
ii thousands 81 pa.rs q th"~e ne i'r1,-
i~h and French have lost many thousands
of effective men from 1helr forces hN the
disease known Is trench ieet which lS u
form 81 incIpcut fro-thite. perfectly pos
slhIc without any frost
Why The Germans suffer less IRON trench
fcct han our men y g do not know tout Il i
cyIdertIv the c:.oc The British and
French have suffered heavily from tins
cause And now fhat American soldiers
are gong INTO the trenches they will suffer
in their t,lrn. and VIII bc in thousands ol
eases disabled from this cause unless wt
prevent II Boston Transcript
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
PRESS COMMENT.
NATIONS FULL MAN-POWER.

"Bv the hundreds Of thousands the
soldiers Of America ARE now III france
said Andre Tnrdicu, the French high
commissioner, in mn address delivered here
Sunday night, land every week brings 10
our shores n new stream of khaki-clad
BOYS
One of the things that the War Depart
ment and Congress should do as soon NJ
possible in TO give the Allies assurance
that the sources of this stream have been
mndc incXhaustiblc for the duration oi
the war
The number of troops that can ho sent
to France during the coming year WIZ
necessarily depend upon the shipping
that is available and the needs "t the
Rrtish French and ltainna IN the way
of food and supplies That Is diilIrhlty
which the United States has had 10
struggle against from the beginning and
which will continue to regulate the slzc ni
Che American army IN France lBut II ~
uuy fair To the Allies TO give thcn PROOF
that the troops will always be ready when
needed
Whether the War Department estimates
for the coming year call Tor 2,oOu oou or
3 BOO 600 men IL matter for the military
experts to dccltlc They know how much
shipung will hc available They know
what tonnage ~ necessary tn MAINTAIN
American troops IN France hey know
approximately what the food require
mcnts of the Allies viii he md hat other
supplies must hc sent from the United
States In the future as m the paat ih''
transport atIun of American troops must
dcprnd largely upon the Rmtttng needs
| of the British and French. hut the troops
must alwavs bc ready IN sufficient mum
| bcra when wanted
The vnluC Of large reserves IN the mt'd
| States has been cuuylucnglv dcmonstrhl
| cd during the last sly weeks nunnR the
! winter the 1portatIuu oi troops "Rf
| NJ :, rrlatINc,v low hgute hccause the
British and lrcuch preferred thm the
| hunted tonnage available should hr us'o
to carry suppncs rather than men i'n'
| no sooner did the German oftcnsivo MAKE
ii imperative that rriutorcmcnis b'
| rushed 10 France than the movement 81
| American troops across the Nlahllf "fhl
! 10 enormous volume II may dnnlhlSl
| later # a larger percentage 81 sh'plhhE =
| requred temporarily to m'tl lh' I've"
| SITUATION. but the hundreds 81 thousands
arc there tn tight alonpslde m th" tf'ilst
and French Ia resisting the ''crman y"
vance Thc~c rciutofrrmenfs 'onld no
! have hcou hurried ~ RAM" ~ ms 'flsh
II tho nlt,d states had pursued hand
to-inouth pohc> ~ tho way "i raI-hE .ah'
! rJnpp1np arnl,- N,n lork Nolld
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
TIE EVENING SMILE.
TIE At.tRAYATING SORT.

An agent. approaching house. foei
a ltte hos II lie gate and astei i
yuur mother houe
"Y,- stt sail ttf has palifelf
lhc apruf vallei NJ - fhe Ing iaHn.
and aft.r rapplnr stssfai iiHe1 efttaf
receiving an answer. ishnned t. tts
youth, eakng
4 though, you sd yoar rnathrr va
a. hone
But baee Iaplei ssserh iliu'a
without RECEIVING "a answer
lhat mus I'll 50 sali the bon
don't h,e thtre ottawa tHUen
4 mot your frienl 5TenreIy ttiz morn
ine Ilm lii he at1ike vnu SAID
H. 4 left tis change a bn'ne II lbs othcr
trousers lie-fn transerHt
Nc >ou raaR - netI,ate tins sun
NOR. Mrs Come lp W. indeed "
can't afford auytfanp that expensive.
" ere Iu-t Etat5 daRu 81 ttc firm
baltimore hmcrsau
lnronslous lltnnor II thlHk It 4
good tluc - tell thaf hig brue nhat
thlnk ii hum Don yoi y ell. l
don know Ihe hospitals ars Irt
crow dcd Ilst nov Jaia
"I'hc Young phssieian sas fhat hts
hrlJ, although sh,. car COOK. i. a rrai
hrp,ncct u AluI - | understand
that al ms frmHds wha dino win thefH
bccume his paleHt- Hallaie fNPf'5s
your daughter plays the piano Ike !
professional -. reptisi NIr nm
10Y u hnd that III getting - r.sn e.
t. sleep when tiladys IiaY1 taae ih'
same 4s II 4 regular concert WISHING
tom star.
What da ,oit iHteha Do ds after vat
leave college We'll. ! haFea deeidee
on ANYTHING definitely ter -. if.t Ae1F
except 10 come ba1I g the gtaes reunion
Brooklyn CliI#H
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
AND All. AND EVERY THING.

The unort.d Wilhun Shakespeare
himself crc,ntcd hy ono authority WITH
hA>lnp rompnScd the sentence. lhnp
oar crown 4rd III must hoa1 ~ -
least share. the rc9pouAmll', fpr the ~ld"
and wcarl4,nuc ;Utt>If, ni The ralr II
plr.s,.- mentioned IN the titlc ou have
heard If cNprcsslnn, that arc idlmaiic
behold III Them ! couple that Nc a- most
commonly usci ldlotte Consultation q
/, recognized cnc, ,Jopcttia dl~clo~s@ TIA"
information that IN may thurs hc
defined Thu whole number. quantity
IN amount Tho cntlrc thing. everything
,rcludca or concerned the nggrega;o. the
wlolc. totAlitN. every thing pr every Pcr
>on that and al ucan~ and thr
ry>t ana ever, thing els" or everything
connected that everything IS what
,vrr pcrtalu. AS The ~uhJrct uuI"r con
.1d,rAu.n al things
From TIA i appear That thrf" arc
instances n uhcu i u iac' ut iaid"prr
,,r inanc - -, "and All or 81 Introduce
AND An ; lu,hfH His aud running
mate "Aud everything however sng
Rt>stivc1 1t mental ~la1h and carrlr~~nces the
cnulnNlncut II these wcll Worn cNpcdlrnis
NAV 81 R.I; THE uplc tact that ~tandS
aut most clearly f0r Fl Who ainrc logical
cSprcA>.a .an IS that these has krrNci phrases
an, generally - u-cd as n hr utterly
,iryuIa nl sense cf siEntrAr,s savannah
News
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
Observation-Disclosures
PEPPER TALKS.
by George Matthew Adams,
TIIEOTIiER In ID.

There would be little or no inccn-
tive to effort were il not for what
lies Just beyond at the other end
of things.
So great il this incentive, that
man at times gladly gives his very
life his all that the ideal for
which hc strives may come into
its own,
Life seems Ia be built this way.
Nations ms well. like individuals,
seek growth aud strength by keep
my their eye set upon the other
end
II is n sound idca We appreciate
the lrnat those things TINT we Hocin
to hold NOSE securely
Every good Mother sccg beyond
the todding tot to the useful citi-
zen And no cost ~ sacrifice scctns
too great. because at the other end
will come compensation quite sui
fcicnt
You. who toll at your tasks long
and late, already you scr IN pictured
nctualitv. the other end that makos
your efforts not lrksomo, but agree
able Aud cnthugiaain. then ~ not
difficult to stir
I.nse your ideals. hanlzh your
high purposes. and yon at once kill
the things that make life worth tho
living
Think of the other end Work with
the uthcr end IN view nil the tlme
Set yGur desires. your hope
your aims upon hill Thor
! get 10 work climbing that bill
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
MEETINGS TONIGHT

t.igarmakcrp Union
Canp NJ 2. + @ :
Paftcrntnakcrs League
Hope Lodge. ! 9 . +
sheridan Post 6, Il
America Lodge. ) of II
Franklin Circle. II ~ y
Wcicornc Lodge. . )
lpelaWarc Lodge, T. 9 II
Delaware Council. q r l.
Brandvuinc Military Band
Usage rrlbe, Tmpd Q Z NJ
W Wlninetan Council Z r T.
Columbia Lodge, 4 . I W
Delaware Council. q + "
LOYAL Calnell. No - ~ l.
Iafatctfc Lodge. NJ ,, Is ~ T
Welcome Council Jr q 4 NJ
German BencGcial Snciotv No
Harmony Conncll, No + +
s.tar II Bethlehem Lodge 9
N.ftabaon Trbe Inpi . L "
Wilmington Typographical lnIan
Washington 'amp. %o Z .
lxenlng Star Lodge. NJ : . : u =
Saaul Lodge X u W T ! o . +
tlr,cat.I Lodge. No ~. \ y
Wilmington Inv Il Is 81 J & n
YIN Mckinley Conolave II Or ~ "
Wn Nek,nlcy Com and q 1 II "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01

Every Evening beginning today, is two
cents a copy. five dollars year in ad-
vance, By mail subscription. Of course.
We hope to retain al our o!d readers and -
gain nany more They viii find the paper
we'll worth the Increased chargc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01

Obey that impulse subscribe to a
Liberty bond If you cannot invest 8
hundred dollars, take q flyer at fifty
Every little helps
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01

Come OH, now. buy 1 Liberty bond and
thereby givc H. Kaiser whack On the
skull
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
LkIPIING AlES.
s---s==
Ey " alt Mason.
THE lIEANNM f.lo.NTS.

red Fulton Is a bru~ef great. aS
large and stately a- IN Alp he
whipped tua Mtm heet< Shtte.
Who huptd 10 bear AMY hS aip
lie say. he'll harvest Willard pelt.
and change that tighter name Ia
Panec, and hcaf aNay the cham
pteu belt ! wonder Why he nat
IN france tins " ltiard Is d mighty
man. Wh0 Il take >ame Whipping
suppose. lie faaaIe tie smoke an also
ran. and has a klek ii All his blo@S
| don't believe he'll lose to fred.
/ unless bv some unhappy chance
he uses both Ms fist and head
wonder why he's not IN France
Both men areaf aeroie build. they re
perfect fighter Wheu they re TT,
and it Is saId they both are hlled
with fort5 Gduds et pep and eiit
And they Will meet some day !
uecn. to tight with pnmp and eirz
ruustancc, for packages ot good
! long green. | wonder WhN they r
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