davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-14

slaO~Ws are authorized 10 announce
N, H. Susx - . candidate for luatseS
4 TIE Peace in sls 9Th Cssa lg.strie,
Eaession Aug |, 1915
WARAE.N,--Ws sss susAorss~l 10 as
nsasAee T. ]. WAssea fos n. riret,on to
sae Office o. Justice u In P~Acs iof he
City VI tH~ksou, Eis~sssa, Alag lss.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-27
DIaczego WieIze
" Nuxated Iron
Jako Budowniczego
Silly NarOdu

Prewdopodobnie aadne lekarstwo ME
,potkslo sic nigdy I tax fencmenalnym
sukcpsem jsk Nuxsted Iron. Konserwasy-
wuie ustalono. re 2r1eszIo try miiiopy lr'
dEi rocznie zaiyws je tylko W tyu kra!u'
Spotra}o sic ono L goracem uInsn'em !
Jest zsiecaae przez byiych senAtor6w. oS'on'
k5v kou grcsu Stan6w Zjednocxonych. Leka'
RE ordynsryusle znsnych szpitaii przepi'
suia 10 i EaiecAja ie. Monsig. Nanninl' ny
rp;ta-z Eosciols katolirliego, saiscs 10
czIonkSm koSciola katolickiego. Byfy komi'
sn-z ydrowia VIM. Il. Kerr miasts Chicago
m6vi. 10 ono povirno sic znaidowac ="
kasdym ~szpitalu j p~uwinno bye prIepiiywa'
ne rrzsz kazdego lekar:s.
DR. y A. Newman. ~ostatnio leharS pol
cyiny miRsta Chicago ! by&y originator Jet'
ferson Park szpitals 49, Chicago, mowl' 10
Nuxated Iron wykeG,So pr4es Swo!e wynn
ki, ts przcszio wsIystkie prepafa;y, jake
kiedykolwiek dctychcsas byiy uEywanr o!a
vytworzenia czerwonci krwi, wzmocnienie
nerw6w, odbudowania muskuf6w l popra'
vienna ~nieregulaTnego trawicnis.
DR.. James Francis Sullivan, byiy ieksrz
~axpitsla Bellevue. Nv oddEiale zeWnetr5'
nym) W New Yorku i Westehester s1pitaiu
powiatowego. m6wi. re "a tysisce mszcIybn
kobiet, potr1ebc iacych krodka do prey
wrscania silly | odoudow ywania krEi. locI
ME wiedsa, co brad - W opinii ich ME ma
mic lepsseso, nil orsaaic1ne 7eIazo - NJ
xsted Iron - IA wzbogacenie Erwt ! poma'
pan;e do w.moeuicn!s silly | iywntnotci u
msScsyzn / kobist. kt6rzy so sIybEo Iu1y'
Wsj4 sws cners!s ~ wykiIaiRcych Isphsach
hand!oweGo observation-disclosures DOLBY dh'
s~iejsEej.
Gdv ME 1~esiescie nalesyoie zdroWi. !este'
soie s{sSi. ar65cie nastspujscA probe: Pre-
konajcie sic, TAX diuGo moiecis praeoWae'
iub lax dluSo motecie iSG bez Emsorsnia.
Esstepnie zatyjcie dwIe tsblicEki piecio'grs'
move rwykiego orgauicInsgo te!sSa try
razv ma dziei 20 jedTeniu prEeI diva tygo'
dnie. 20 tel kuracyi wypr6buic!e swo1R ST.
}e ma nowo i zobscEcie, lie zyskali3cie no
Tile.
UWAGA:-Nu1stcd Iron. kt6re byio uiy.
rsns pYzsz hyiych cIfoukow senstu / kon'
rresu stau5w Hiodnoctonych / iuns Inane
ssobistosei tax Eadziwia3aeyu feiiitstth
4 kt6rs Jest przepisyw2ne l rekonenooVa
ne powyiaj prze1 leksrIy " roZmaityct wy
padLI ek. rio lest weale patsntowhns lub se.
Eretns lsksrstwo. ale lekarst"o zsvtersjsee
ieIazs. kthre Jest prEspisy wane bardzo css.
sto p-zeI znAnyciI leksrEy " Europie / tutai
a. kmeryce. W przeciwichstwie do prLspi'
,yvanssc islaEa " starej fcrmts, Jest lat
Eo yaTymllovAno / ME psuje Eesdw, All 10
3adks. sle oHslem Jest 70 najskuteeznieis1e
lskarstwo Z wszystkich form Es Rssstrsw,
nose i ma nadwyreions nerwy, FabTykNEci
mai, takis ~,sufanie " orgsnicInen ~teia5ie,
he ofiaruiq 500 dla kt6rei kolwiek instytu.
cyl dobroczynnej. ieteIi ktos, kto potrzebu.
je 4elaza. meicEyzns cSy kobiess ponitei
lat GO. ME podwoi swojsI SHY " cItereca
tyrodniach csasu. ro5umie sic, telsli ME
cisrpIa ns t&kIs wewnetrzns komplikaoye
Oni obowiarujq ale tskie zvrocie wan pie
nisdzu, IsisIi wy p~rIynsjmniej ME podwoi.
Gle swojej silly W dziesieciu dniach. Jest to
w~tadomem wszystkim spteksrzom,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-27

Szumnarska zeznala tax samo, a ma
po$wiadczenie, re to 60 m6wi jest
prawda okazala sedziemu p%odsinione
oko, kt6re pobil Bennett.
Sedzia Fisher, wyslachawszy zez-
nan pu$cif Szumnarskiego ma VOL
nose. Adwokat O'Connor. pc stronie
oskarzonej m6wi, il wystara sic te-
raz O warrant ma aresztowanie Ben
Meta "a pobicie i kopanie ma}ej
SzumnarGkiej. Bennett mieszka pnr.
3O2G - 92-ga utica. Z%aprzecza Oh
jakoby on mial bic Tub kopac owa
dz;ewczynke.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-27
Me Wstydz sic!

Gdy powracasz do domu ze sroo.
riescia, re skladu, ofisu Tub fabryk.
kup sobie DZIENNIK CHICAGosKl
1 emiaio czytaj W tramwaIu Tub wa
gonie.
DzIENNIK CHICAGosKI MONA
stale nabywac ma nastepuJacych ma
r~oznikach:
State 4 Madison - pred skisdem
departamentowym boston. Store.
State 1 Madison - pred apteka
firmy Buck and Rayner;
State 1 Madison - pred skiadem
departamentowym firmy Carson.
Plrie. Scott and Col.
State i Quincy;
State / Van Buren,;
State 1 Harrison;
Wabash / Harrison;
Van Buren, 1 La SallcI
Adams 1 La Sale;
Adams I La Sale;
Washington 4 La SallsI
Randolph 4 Dearborn:
Washington 1 9th ara
NA6aych sIaIbiorIy hAefegae1y,
sSyhaiscych ma kieszenie latvnulers
nych. nie ma DzIENNIk CHICAGO
eKI ma swych s~zpaltach, bU sGwsts
p~racuje ola dobra ludu 0szukaheHs
fire sales" stanovcIu ~ DzIDNNI.
KU CHlCAGOSKlN G~G!asaans hyt
Nte moKA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-27

wyzsze podajemy. Prezesem tel spot
XII jest William Seip, Il sekretarzem
Tomasz F. Wal.
:. 90 -
Adam ~Prochowski, kt0ry sw6j te,
min odsiaduje W w~ieZienlu stano---
VEN W Joliet "a popelnienie szeregu
rabunk6w W dzielnicy zwanej gold
coasta" - stawaG ma jake Swiadek
i zeznawaC Ma korzySG stanu W spra-
vie ~niejakiego Prince Artura
Quinn, syna politykiera James A.
Quinna. Sprawl Quinna przesiuchi-
wanna bedzie przez sedziego, Roberta
z. Grove; Quinn oskarzony jest Z
przyjmowanie skradzionych rzeczy,
a nawet handlowai on grabieza Ada
ma Prochowskiego zebrana W do
mach wybitnych obywateli zamiesz-
kalych ma p64nocnej stronie.
Sedzia Grove r~O.'.azal a~systentowi
or%okuratora stanoweso, adwokatowi
PrystaIskiemu sprowadzic Z pOwro-
tenn Leonardo Olsona' wmieSzanego
take W sprawki kradziezy. ZHajdu-
JIG sic on W obozie Vancouver.
:. &c, ::
Osmioletni KarOl Bogdanowicz, "a
mieszkaly pnr. 1927 Elston avenue
rajechany zostal i zgniecony ma
Smierc przez automobil ciezarowy,
kt6ry go przygni0tf do szopy poza
domem jego rodzic6w. Stale sic to
W czasie gdy maly Bogdanowicz ba-
viii sic 2 innemi dzieCmi 2 sasiedz-
twa.
:. &C :.
Dw6ch m}odocianych bandyt6w
uzbrojonych W r%ewolwery obrabowa-
10 wczoraj pieC piekarh z~abierajac
pod grozba zabicia, sporo tort0w | o.
kolo 500 W got6wce. Ma liScie ofiar
znajdujemy nazwisko polskic3o VIA
&ciciela piekarni, Jana Lukaszewi--
CA. pnr. 73S West 31-sza utica, kt6
remu dwaj wymieaieni bandyci zabra
Ii przemoca $4,000. Jak zeznali
swiadkowie niekt6rych rabunk6w,
przew6dca liczyl ME wiecej jak lat
Is wieku. kolega zaS iego m6g( IL
czyc lat II wieku. Obaj uzbrojeni by
Ii W rewolwery.
: 60 =
Ciekawa jest sprawl nicjakieso
Franciszka Bennetta. policyanta ko-
lejowego, kt6ry wyjai warrant ma a.
resZtowanie Polaka j. SZumnarSkie-
go. O rzekomy ndpad z nozem W
reku.
Wczoraj przesluchiwal sedzia r.
sher ia sprawe W s2dzie municypal-
nym PREY S9-tej i Exchange avenue,
W South Chicago. Bennett zezna}, re
Szumnarski grozil mu nozem gdy ten
chcia} aresztowa@ "a jakies pono
przewinienie syna jego.
Szumnarski. jak sam zeZnal znaj-
dowal sic PREY stole, gdy uslyszai,
re mala c6reczka jegO place. Wy
szedlszy ma podw6rze widzial jak
Bennett kopna1 dziewczynke W chwi-
Ii gdy ia chciaia podniesG czapke ma
lezaca do brata jei. Mala Helena
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-27
NOTATKI
OSOBLSTE | T0WARZYSKlE.

X. Franciszek Dembihski, c. R.,
prosi mas o podanie, re bondy VOL
noSciow2 czwartej seryi zakupywaG
MONA poczawszy Z dniem j~utrzej-
Sym, talk jak dawniej, ia plebanii
parafii Sw. Stanislawa Kostki. Pa
rafianie i p%arafianki powinni zasto-
sowaG sig do prosby powyzszej i ME
kupowaG Cd obconarodowc0w tylko
cd swoich, ma plebanii.
. M -
Panstwo Stefan i Amelia Sawalscy,
zamieszkali pnr. 1928 North Hoyne
avenue otrzymali wczoraj wiado--
nose, il syn ich, kapral Franciszek
Sawalski, czfonek kompanii &C.,
341rgo pulku piechoty Wuja Sauna
wyladowal szczeSliwie we Francyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-27

Nv 1S-tei W snra vie czwartei poiycz
Ii wolnosciowei Przewodniczv, na
,ar, nos;odgonir Antoni 4 Pebr-
Le t.trr mowomi powo3o1 raste-
n~uiacvcb. lana Roe przewodnicza-
cevo Ego d~vstrvstu aldermana 16tei
wardv. Stanislawa II. Kunz, p. Pawla
nuuuuo,.rioo. Lt6ry sia zajmrie
zb,eranfsm apIikaryi wsr6d przemy-
.,oro6u Podoars m6wcs nodr6-
zriocr M stsnacb Zi~ednoczonych
Rinro uolskiei sekcyi W wardzi.
.,osrostoi sic bedzie pnr
1879 Mi1vaukee ave. W sktadzIe me-
Ma Union L,ibertv". Przewodnicza-
szuYtkicb Po1ak6w /
.-u+Li, po,ki a1ebv ~zakupvwali
. .ru.rtoi servi iaknairvch,ei
- - hod,io intro ;ako w
80 dz,o6 tamnsn,i . rodzinie
wo~,ortarvusze i woIon-
tor,,rsuLi cbcacv pomagae W SPREE
-, ust,. roc,o clio do powv5eI
,,,ro u-,os;. W iaknryich-
.o.,o pr,evodniczacvm W
1850 s-osnastoi lost n, Antoni A,
nI oornotorzou Rruno Min
~
NAN
.io rrz,dzo.
wrwieszenia fla
- Io,t r1iov iaka
odhedzie sic iutro, dnia 2Sgo b. NJ.
,.ioczorem podaie do wiadomo$ci in
terasovanych re ma programme NOW
c6w boda nssteoujacy: alderman
stanislaw II. Kunz, Michal Sullivan,
osvs,ent p~rokuratora stanowego, al
derman Ian Piotrowski, sedzia Ed
mupd X. Jarecki, sedzia J6zef La
Buy reprezentant J6zef Petlck /
komisarz elekcyjny Franciszek ~
RydGewskl.
Il braku niedostatecznych lun"u-
STOW, komltet ME moIe 1"'F' S'F
korscya domo" ula'eso p'oSl p
fanny ,'DZennika hie@eoSNi0e
zeOy m'eSzSaNcy Dig 'e"N
ktorzy 1uz ma Wfasny Aos~'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-27

.BONDY WOLNOSCIOWE CZWAR
TEL SERYI MONA KUPIC W Blu
RACH ADMINISTRATOR ,,DZIEN--
NTKA CHICAGOSKIEGO". KRE-
DYT Y TEL SPRZEDAZY DANY
BEDzIE POLsKIEJ SEKCYI.
& &C .
Ma dzisiejszej liScie STRAIT nadesla-
aej z Waszyngtonu znajdujemy ma
stepujace nazwiska Polak6w:
JANISzEWSKI JAN W., kapral,
2O2S Thomas utica; zabity.
JEKA JAN, Z. 1915 Keenou uli-
"a: zmarl 2 powodu choroby.
MAZUR JAKOB. 1919 West 45ta
utica; ciezko rauiony.
WODZYNSKI. IGNACY, 1914
Thomas utica; ciezko raniony.
LASKOWSKI FRANCISZEK L.,
Jr., S61 North May utica; raniony,
przedtem raportowany jake zaginio-
NY W walce.
OWSIANY KAZIMIERZ, S23 Kost
rcr avenue: raniony, dawniej rcpor-
towuay jake zasiniony W walce.
. q c
PoSwiecenie i w:wieszenle flaSi
sluzbowej W celu uczczenia wojak0w
kt6rzy odiechali do r6znych oboz6w,
odbeizie sic W ~przyszla niedziele, d.
29-go wrze5nia, b. r. o godzinie 5tej
popoludaiu, W 24-tym precynkcie
l6-tej wardy, obcimujacym ulice
Dickson i Holt, Geese Ashland ave-,
Blanche i North avenue. Z precynktu
tego wyjechalo do oboz6w razem so
wojakow.
Ma fladze sluzbowej znajdowaG sic
bedzie jedna zlota gwiazda W celu
uczczenia zmariego szeresowca An
toniego Rompcy. KOmitct uprasSa
rodak6w i rodaczki PREY ulicach wy
zej podaRych, ably udekOrOwali domy
swoie we flagi amerykanskie i pol
skie / W latarki chinskie. rodzicow
zaS. kt6rzy maja syn6w W obozach
wojGkOwych prOsi komltet o branie
udzialu W pochodzie.
Pc zakonczeniu progrumu. ska
dajQcego sic Z NOW. ~spicw6w i mu-
,yki odbedzie sic zabawa taneczna ma
uliey Dickson. kt6ra bedzic zamknie.
IA W wieczjr ten.
= 90 -
K6iko Literackie ma %Tr0jvowje IL
-zadza dnia @O-sO pazdziernika, b,
>. przedstawienie tragedy. osnutej
"a tie obecnej wojny. p. t. .,Legioni-
sta ma Polu Chwaiy''. Zesr6i teatral-
ny pod rezyserya p. f. Mellera bic
re sic do dzlela. SpodziewGt sic ma
ley re Auditorium ma Tr6jcowie Ia
pelni sic ~szczelnie publicznoScia W
dzieG pierwsZegO W tenn sezOnie
LrzedStaw;enia.
Wczoraj ~wieczOrem W sail parku
Pulaskiego PREY Blackhawk i Noble
ul., na Stanisiawowie odby(o sic po-
siedzcnie Organizacvi PoIskiej z war
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-27
ob

Wczoraj wieczorem W sail parku
Pulaskiego PREY Blackhawk i Noble
H., na Stanislawowie odbylo sic po-
siedzcnie Organizacvi PoIskiej z war
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-27

Dnia 1-go pazdziernika b. +. wpro-
wadzone bedzie W zycie move prawo
rakazujace tylko oSm godzinny dzien
piracy dla pracownik6w zatrudnio--
nyeh W parkach zna~iduiacych sic ma
po,udnfowej stronie miasta. 2 braku
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-27

ro6otnika i ME mozno&ci n~ajecta ia
kowego, publicznoSG beizie muslaia
znie5G niejedna niewygode etc. Bu-
dynki W parkach systemu South
Park" otwarte So kazdego dnia o go
dzinie 1-szej popo}udniu, lecz pry--
Enice zamkniete beda przez caly
dzien W niedziele j sala Gwiczen ola
chfopc6w i mezczyzn take bedzie W
niedziele zamknieta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-27

BONDY WOLNOSCIOwE CZWAR
TEL sERYI MONA KUPIC W Blu
RACH ADMINISTRATOR ,.DZIEN--
NIKA CHICAGOSKIEGO". KRE-
DYT z TEL sPRZEDAzY DANY
BEDZIE POLSKIEJ SEKCYI.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18
The Wife
At the End 81 Month Huth's salary
n Doubled.
ny JANE PHELPS
CIlApTER XVI

At the End ~ "a Month Huth's salary
n Doubled.
CHAPTER XVI
" was very uncomfortable even
Ing for both OF them that first even
ing after Ruth had taken her posi-
ton. sho tried TO talk. but Brian
WAS Eulky, almost moroaca only once
moro had he referred 10 her action
In any way Thon ho had hlnted that
Mr. Mnndol who. no told her was a
bachelor WAS in love with her
RUTH had mbdo no reply Mrr
Murphy had not been able to Cume
up 10 clear away, and for once she
was glad that work I'm the Kitchen
kept her busy Brian hurled himself
IN his paper. although she thought
he might have offered 10 assist her.
Aft"r she had finished, 40 he SIN
seBed disinclincd for conversation,
she spent half an hour writing out
and advertisement for working wo-
man to care for the fiat Che would
START early. take Il to tho nowHpa pei
office before she went TO work. per
haps she could find some one AZ once
i was the thirteenth OF the month
usually a lucky day for her.
She said nothing 10 Brian After
she had everything going smoothly
there would be timo enough TO tHlk
things over other plans sccthed tr
htr brain. plans for his comfort and
Tor herr.
After two days advertising. Ruth
had many replies. She family wroi,
one OF those who had replied, to call
one who lived nearest her
Mrs Crawford" had been the
name higncd TO the reply which had
been written unusually we'll
Ruth had engaged her at once
| She WAS 30 clean. 30 neat In her per
SON. and seemed at once 20 under
stand what Ruth required.
~ cannot pay large wages Run
explained. "Iut the place lE 10 smal
| that Pm sure 10 will not require al
your lime 90 keep Il IN order.
Mrs crawford agreed TO come if
] the morning ourly. Eet breakfast. an,
/ remain until the fiat was In order
/ Then 90 return IN time TO cook M
dinner She had an invalid mother
| and such an arrangement WAS idea
/ for her Of course she would sleei
| home.
she would have 10 anyway, un
less she slept on the Kitchen idhle,
/ Ruth told Brian, when she oNplaine'
what arrangement she had made.
Il hope Il will work. haven
much faith In a." he grouched,
Rat Il didg Mrs Crawford was ai
excellent cook and manager. II di'
not cost as much 10 live us Il ha'
when Ruth attended TO things, an'
they lived far better.
you see. Brian. she knows how 4
buy: and then. after she gets th
things. she knows how 20 cool
thcm"
"she Is some cook all right" NJ
returned, modified by the good din
Iner she had served them on her frs
might.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18
Rippling Rhymes


scif Denial.
DO without a lot " things he
clu.c I wish 10 can such thlnEs ~
carl aud old Rod BIN, hH Hoover
says. That man is wise ana Loyal
WHOM economic. and do u Win
Will" Itaohcen grievous hurt 10
me that / can't sail across The sea
and slny my share OF Huns its made
uc shed the FEARS ~ brine that
can't reach the battle line All
lulded down With duus When irst
suffered from thls smart thcrs was
rebellion iu my heart, ana -
marked ny james its tough when
ono who'sstronR ana bold IL said 20
Doe too flt aud old to pny these mar
ilI ralnes" But now ] bee mat
ono can and who does not WELD "A
shining blude. or ply a AaNed-of
gun. and every time J save Home
roads I'm backing up our hghunE
buds. and helping auuclch the Hun.
Im wearing last years mOhalr SUIT
and hopo by this 90 queer "a TeuL
and make old l'll despond the coin
nd spend fOr nlmeut gay for shirts
and norktlcH recherche. viii buy an
other bond And every bond for
which pay brings nearer SIN the
happy day when triumph VIII DO
ours. when our brave boys will
h1mcward come, and We shall make
the old town hum, ana load them
down with flowers.
Copyright 1913 George Matthew Adams }
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18
SOLDIER AND
SAILOR INSURANC {

Tho business NJ lnsuring our sol
disrs and sailors is scarcely a year
old. and yet We have written moro
thano $40. 900 100000 Of insurance
Insurlng approximately three and
hair million of soldiers and sailors.
This gigantic business, emMoylnr
ten thousand individuals and doing
greater business than the largest
Insurance company Of athe world,
has All been organized In Ices than
10 months or late the bureau has
been doing more than h billion dol
lar week business the total for
the month OF August will approx
mate b. 5000, 600. 900 In new insur.
ance on one day a2.2b3 pieces ot
mail came % the bureau
n rs a great work, an Intricate
.work work that every American
approves or More than p per cent
of tho members Of our military ana
naval forces nre insured. and this
insurance has strengthened mo
morale of our fighting men ana
brought comfort aria courage 10
their dependents AZ home In add
ton TO the insurance there are
added soldier and sailor family At
lotmetns and government allow
Rnces, already totAling more than
ilA0, 600, 600,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

Gated by tho destruction OF tho germs
thomHolvcs
No question Is HDurI unuI l' a
settled right christian civilization
and Gernanam cannot long ,aHt boo
mo samo world one or thc other
must ana will bo ,I.m.1ated Cor
mariHm oa iiemnda N.o'lcd today ls
satanic, dmuoli'nl pHud.
There is no place for maudhn
sentiment there so no opening tor
mushy nllrulsm tn tho treatment of
ih' situation 10 H lhr sacred huty
OF civilization 10 destroy Germnniam
root branch aud r'rw N Ger
many can he nvod, wDu nua good
but B, must be- % purified Germany
N tHr German people r'u ho Induced
FOB observe ihc lave Ui political phil.
oHhpu0u and uornl sanitation. very
wr.l, but the Grrmaulhm ot th"
twentieth century IL damned. md 70
must Doe destroyed 40 any cost other
to Christian nations. 10 Germany 1r
Co the German people.
"CNillzntgnn represented hs ua
allied nations. hns nut itt hands t1
the plow and. God willing. It will mot
turn aside until the turned mrow
buries forever from alrht and from
hopa Of r.svtreoiIor ,bc nr, vr-Ur~
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"Oh. doesn't II all taste good o'
Ruth exclaimed, as she helped her
self to more creamed pothtoCs 4
don't wonder after the messes put
on the table"
You would have done all rlrh,
after while" lie would not be too
easily appeased.
Ycs. after wo we're both dead
from mal-uutrltOn"
u WAS wur,ng better than even
she had dared hope, Ruth thought
often. And she was 80 much hap
pier She had nttod into her place
az The shop IN the same capable
manner that Mrs. Crawford had. at
tho house Brian, too. n not recon
ciled, soon ceased 90 be CROSS. and
was his own bright, optimistic self
again Now 10 was.
IN take you out Of that pretty
soon now, Ruth Things are picking
up at the office"
Ruth never c0ntradicted him; She
only smiled and told him she was
pleased that he thought he would
soon do better They had come 20 a
very Rmicable arrangement as re-
gardsd expenses. and the fact that
ne lOtd more money In his pocket
felt more free to spend a little
might have han something 10 do with
Briaus good nature
Brian was 90 pay the rent. ice.
electricity gas. etc. Nuth was TO pay
the maid. then they would divide tho
grocery ana meat bills between them
! II avs "a very equahlc arrangement.
and LETT them both with quite little
/ balance for spending money.
Hrian insisted on paying FOR all
amuseneuts, and they went out Of
/ tcner. now that they had lttls
money in their pockets
III IN only fair when you are 10
| buy all your own clothes" he had
Ssid when Ruth objected.
one plan Ruth had, Of which sho
had not brrathcd word 10 Brian.
/ Just as soon 49, she had her prom
/ ised raise. she was going to rent a
/ better apartment nearer the office,
and furnish it dainuly. Sometimes
I she spent part OF her noon hour look
/ ing. yet not daring 10 think she
would beabe 60 make any change
for "a long time. Sho had found one
or two dcllghtful places, the rooms
not much larger than where they
were but new and 80 clean But
more to her than all the rest-thcy
were not decorated The entrances
were plain. but there was an eleva-
tor, telephone service, and many
other improvements not found in her
present quarters.
She had been IN her position Just
a month when Mr.. Mandel said 90
her:
You arc very much more compe-
tent that supposed you were when
hired you From now on, your sal
AIRY will be forty dollars a week"
Ruth could scarsely believe In her
good fortune. nor could she Imagine
the effect 10 was 10 have on Brian.
To BE Continued
Copyright 1915 George Matthew Adams
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hALES%FRIENDLYFOREST

ran the Luckyniobile into the arm
ory and put ON drummer boys suit
and picked up q drum and started
after The regiment iic wasn't going
to be lcft behind when there was
fighting to be done. No sirccmam.
and no stree. George Washington and
Abraham Lincoln and George Dewey
agd lots more bcsidcs'
And by ana hy, not SO very far. he
caught up with the regiment and
then ne began 10 beat his drum Ike
u regular drummer boy and Uncle
Lucky way $50 proud ~ his little
nephew that hc gave three cheers
and ~ etlFers. and so did all the
bunny boys in the regiment
Well. after while they came 70
the camp. ard then they put up the
tents aud the kitchen stove and the
hig fagpole and in front ~ each
tent they stacked their guns just
the way the big farmer did with the
cornsinlks In the field And didn't
everything look wnrlikc . Well YOU
lust bet your last Liberty bond n
dld, and n you haven't got one 10
bet YOU get one ~ tho next issue
lust ms suou as Uncle Sam gives YOU
the chance ond you know 10 pays
~ per cent
And now We had better send "a
telegram 90 your mother. so she
won't worry about YOU" snid tho old
gentleman rabbit Sc he sent q wire
loss mossnro to Mrs Uunnv saying
/ that her little son WIS now u drum
mer h0Nbunny ln the BunnyNiUe
/ regiment. and In the next story YOU
shah hear what Mrs Uuuny did
when she got that mcsyago for she
was hanging ont the wash ON the old
+ clothrslinc when lf came