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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-18
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WroBes ainoerfeIt, an tpeIdenl 5000
ain6er ~teilnebmerl. lin $50 IN Der
geetbopeh 9alle, auffiibriirtg bon
a@omaiiIeB Weooing." lin Q lt1r:
Mutomobil : Earaoe.
Jreitag, Sen 49,, 4.30 @admit.
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abeno: Horaoe Ser Aaiierten. Seoc
Station Der Mlliierten miro ourd) Ell
men Sd)autpaeen bertreten iein.
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res.
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,sSabrestages Der Shladt BON Sur
Sncinto hurh cine ernite patriotiid)t
sseier Dor Der AIamo geoadt. an
aiodmittoe finoet suerit cine Baraot
sntcr M%nfiibrung oes @eneralmaicrs
Rufnon itatt, an tpeld)er 9rnpper
9tote areuS.S dmeitern, Bon Scolts
0as Imbulan5 aorps, 9oipital
aontite, Todter ser Nepublic, Mdo
den Der Sohfdule etc. teilnebmer
merocn. lin A ltbr. trifft Der ~alnt5uq
Dor Der Mlnmo Elm, mo pom 0oubera
ncur 6obbp, Wrs. o.. 5il1er BOZ
MuItin, Mrs. 9riseoa Sepier mn
Anoeren Meoen gebalten merben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-18

Cotton.
Gan 9lutouio, bsllte 20 Gents.
@alpelton, sefferu SO Gents.
GpffUnfl d n-Xroonfte
Seit @utonio, rs. Npril, 1918.
Brine grube Cotton Seed Oil. S1.31.
Gents per 01Ileue
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-18
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ratit eoltlitpy meld1e fllrd)fen, oaB oas
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sort @ortb llito afroere feld)fe Srf.
id)aften I'M eouilfp froden gelsst
%fuliroen, polt Den 8erld)ter plelletHi
ols 1lnfonltitiltlonell periporreit miro,
benbltdbtlgelt nm lbrer Sade 1ldlcr
I'll iein, onf abbaltnng erfler sotai
2pflolt @oDl 5i oringel; 0le Ser-
hatlolilngen gegetl Den e~Salool1beltBer
Sollingstportb BON sort Wort9, Der
lid, abitdtlld) hctli1 Sertanf etnc5
Gnart Wbistep eriptld1en lieB, ilr'l
einen ten eale' 81 ld]affeit, ltflo GU
ben "a. Mpril ailgeiest, 9oulngs
NORTH III inter $1,000 Slrgld)aft &c
Iteat. Der 6all miro iibrlaens nld,t
III Sort @orth %lonoerr Dor Dem Sri.
minal Ippentlonsgerldt 81 altltill
III 5orm zines g9abeas Corpus"
@erfabrens SIR Serbonolnng fem-
men.
9as &riminol Expectations
aeridlt 3ll Muffin BOT Den in @eb6
County gum Sooe berurteilten DE
rifanern Sole Mntonio Mree, 8icentc
2iro, Gablino Candies ltno Selns
Goroa elilerl lielteil Nro5eB beDllllgt.
Die bier iparet pom 9iltrlttsgerldi
III sareoo Tnr ldlloIg o%elltnosn, oeil
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-18
L.okdles.
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Seute abeno beoedt, Hegenihnltsr;
Jreitoe n~,abrideinfid fdon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-18
lotor sebaitian Der reiienierte, er=

natpr SebaltianL Der reiignierte, CT
haunt.
Die @eriidte. DaB eiue Samifie
III Gllero in einem @luie eingelnadl=
fer Sriiehte, Die III einem @rocetD
Store gefauft marens g~emdhle1teS
@las gefltnoen babe, babe1 1i6 nitht
bemabrbeitet llno ent6ebren ieoer
8rrmOlaee. Ser Staats : GDemifer
in allitinL Dem sic 6riidte iiberiarot
fparcn, Bat cine griinolihe ltnteriu=
DUNG berielben borgenomnten n1lo
fpeiter nidts oarin gefnnoen als Ell
niae aornben bart frpltalierten
3llfers, oie pom Den bplteriihen Seu=
ten bieqei6t fir gemablene5 @las
gebalten mltroen. Die furdtfnre
Mnfree1llg, tpelde Iid Der Stdbt
Gllero tnfolge oes @eriid)tes bernGd)
tigt batte, mar alio pollltanolg ltm
ionit.
@oupernellr 9obbD bat gbmaro
q. Sltrlep. ben iebigen @orjisen=
ben Ser emergency SIeet Corpora
tion", Den @afen bon Mranlas Nai5
fir Die aonItrnftion bon finn Son=
fret Sdiffen als gang Defenders
geeignet ~empfo6len.
9as lanomirtIdaftlid)e Oepor=
tentent in @ai6ington beabiihtigt in
Glninpiem cine llene Iferbultidltle,
Die brittle I'M 9taate, 81 etablierer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-18
MIlerIei.

t N1iiiQtS1 w ivy W ONSSttN
pJll Gpnperje in Ser lesten s3eit bdlt.
fig ipieoerbolel1oen 5euer bat Iif
ein @igilan5 &omite gebiloet, mel
DIES perfuden miro, oen granoItif-
tern anf Die Spllr at fpmnlen. Ollres
oas lette 6eler unrbe ELM M. Sta-
Nib geborieer Staff 5erItort. Sn Der
N0be Ser 8ranoitdtte murDe Elm GET
tel gefunnen, in Dem Die 6armer ocr
llmgegeni, anfgefor6ert lpnroea,
1000 gloIlnr OH elmer gemiiien Stelle
III oeponieren, penn lie IN Grbe lie.
ben pollteil. sluBer Staniib's Stall
mnroen pie Sormen BON Otto &lic-
malo, 81. 9. 8rebn lnlo q. g. @ieS.
ner in Brand geIest. @uf benz 81
gcntuln bes lesteren brad 6ener
piermnl binter chamber aus.
Mn Der anu Nfittmod obgebai-
tellcn iSieita Militar Earaoe no5-
men 5000 Der i'm Camp Srapis lta-
t~ionierten Solonter tell.
Die u@omaltleB @eooing,@
cine Der 6auntattraftionen Der Dies
j16rieen ssieita, meIde bette abeno IN
Ger S~eefnooeh 0aue llalIFllloeI, peg,
ipridt hoblt origil1ea u1lo ipaB5aft
81 merben. 9as lit faum anoers 81
ermarten, oa iammtlide 9amcn 6es
0odl5elts5uaes ollrdl 9erreh ~ go
lne1fleioltng fepralellllefl ipetpeh.
Sle ytaIhen DER 2~elilepnief lllp De
leBf lfreng geDellil gegalfell,
aH Ger an orellag iiulllllpeil.
Den tslelfa Baraoe meroetl llD =
groBe, prad)tlg oetorIerfe arlnee'
5rllds loiule pier epentaus bublf ge'
1dlIuitffe Wtllfar WoforeDcles oe.
tetllgen. auf oen = groBen srllfs
miro Dem FllbllflIlll en- lleperpilfi
liber ore III oeil groBesl Neparafuf'
gSerf1tofferl berrlfeIoe Sdflgieif &c
gepefl ll1lo oie oarli anSgeInprie''
Arpelien oetafla)eiildl pefpeh.
Snfolge elfler Seroneitflld)llllg,
oaB Die sur arrlee etnge5ogeaell
Soloaten llrlailb 5ur A~ilsfllbrltna
pom Erftearbettefl erbalfeii toliIitell
1T Ger Count l>Agent y Y 9saio
nit llrlaubsgelndell leltei1s AllgeDo,.
riger Der Soloaten uberld)penla1
poroen- Sano erflart, frosoenl lbln
sle gppllfations 0ornliliarc iloef-
iaiiot lino, ~norlali'ig llldts tnn 81
tonneli, oa er nod fetne lldberell Sr'
ltrltfflonetl pom Walpilgton erDaifc'
babe.
Srl. Wiargaret Nrllon, olt
Sod)ter oes YrolIoerten, hai an
Withhold 1000 CRITTERS asptrari'
ten III ealfip Sialllep ollrd) meprsrs
eiercr nufs boebite ent5iifft. Sic pirS
lleiite abenO ole I'M Camp SrapIs ia
flofierfeli Neger ooloafe1l oltrd) Ell
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-18
Surm.Ernonfte
Deutaie.

Wet1nle.
&artoffeIn, neue, &c per Rfunb;
California, $500 per 100 VTunto. Golos
rabp, $500 per 100 8fnuD.
Giibfartoffeln gam. $3.50 ntlo SO. so.
3piebeln, Seras @ermuoa5, $3.50;
grnital @are. $1.75.
Bobnen. COLORADO. Yinto. PEI Gfa
1925; California 8atious, Der cipt.
$1,000; Yints, 1915; Gina, $500:
0apb, $500; gladebes. $1f.00; Normo
Green, per 8iideI 9amper5- $500.
Somnten mer.. $500 nno' $1.25
&ohl, $3.50 uno $4.75 Der 100 BIO.
Crime Sfeffer. 30e per Hfo
Hnoieshen. SOC per 9bo @iinoel.
Spinnt, $3.50 per 8nIdel.
Crime grbfen. $500 per Camper.
geeten, $3.50 Der 100 9funo.
ReerrettrasB mrsein. per HFD. I2h,
8urfen. per grate. $500.
Sererie. soc Der 9nbeno.
Reterlilie. 40e per Dto. sBinbeI
appfIdlat, Gal, $3.50 Der Crate.
@elbe 8ur5elu. $500 per 100 9fb.
Squalb, per 8uIdel, $3.50.
gies . Tarft.
Gon @ntonio. IS. april. 1915. -
Settle. $7.s5 bis S10.25.
&Glbsr, 1924 bis $t2.05.
@ulfeu, $3.50 bis 1926.
Odien. 1925 biz 1880.
ct. Souis. Is. S(pril, 1918. ainoi
bieh. Seras @ieh. 1878 bis 5000.
S6tueiue. $t4.50 bis $3.50.
GGmte
@eialsene 6Gute .......t5 per yfo
Srodene Sdute .2oe per $50
@riiue Sdute ..... ice per Pfo
5ele.
Hnasra. Steaen beihdb'o: 81
Bolf unD Hvhs ........ ~ III
Gngorasaieeen per SD 10 an
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-18
sSru Observation-Disclosures u,r;t

San Heprdientantenbaula u.fe-
reg &ongreiies bat man Die 5luB-
uno @afenbia angellofnmen. Sic be.
miaigt 8lpan5ig WiIionen Dollar.
Or. BRADFORD &napp, ein sc.
amter oes Nderbalt 9epartemel,ts,
erflarte in elmer Heoe, Die er in Sir
minghom belt Ser Siioen biete Dem
aait5elt 9anoe Elm Seiipiel in ge5na
auf Die grfpanlng oon 2ebensmit
teln.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-18
9(;Is l,rnnssx1e Mrs dr1I;t,

MIS- G~roIs&gsac mirs gemiti-
Set, Die n;cr,fa.:iidc aafegieruss II
fiird,te, baB es in iSo.ge Der @rinur-
Dung bes amtierenoen @ouperneurs
Nafarrate inn Staate Sarnatlipas 81
Insi6reitlngen fommen moge lino
fie bnbe oesbalb Srnppen na1 Wata-
moros geididt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-18

A translation of the z. S. Treasury
Departments Bureau of Publicity plate
service appearing in this paper. has
been fled where it was issued, at Cleye-
land, o., as required by the act OF
October 9th, 1917.
A cop of these TRANSACTIONS has
been fled by the Freie Presse fuel
Texas April 18th 1918 for the informa-
stion of the postmaster at a Antonio
Texas.
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8pshaft.

aeiteres 5rdilleiu: sd babe Cit
nal cine 5tlinoe in meifem eeben
gebabt, Die mabte mid iofort lin 10
SATIRE alter"
Serr. 60 itanoen Sic lpobl ags
.3eilgin Dor @erift2"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-18

Weindt Elm anabe i'm Nlter BON L.
bis 16 Sabren, Der Sentid ipredJen
ano idreiben fam, nm iid in eimer
5rnferei uiitlidj sn MAIDEN. ,9tadJ.
~snfragen IN Der, Office Der .6reien
8refle.H
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-18
Die nDreie YreHe iiir Seras"
erid)einf aIs Sageblatt nm lSpdbemblatt.

Das SaaebfaH iffuierfeihg lno folet 800 pei gsoHat ooer Sc per Sabr.
Sas sgSodenblatt it ieb5e5nieitg lmo folet 50 per SaDrs4 Nafl Dfertco
So Goos ga5 guropa, Boro elueeidbiex SO.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-11
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

Births-Dean and Cecil Hall, 3i2 North
2sth St, girl; Charles and Hattie Roberts,
1ses Ellison Ave, boy: Henry and Floren-
& tine weyer 1910 South 4sth St. boy; Floyd
and Minnie Grevey, HAS Park Ave, girl
Chuichi and Ukiko Taso. 2s4S Davenport
ST., boy: William and Helen Stone 7Os
South 18th St., boy: Emil and Amalie
/! vsetecka. SAT- South 2sth St. boy; Carl
aud Lillian Aldereg, hospital. girl; Theo-
!. dore and Grace Grew. hospital. girl; Frank
and Agnes Holada, 4201 South nth ST..
boy: Harry and Emma Rosser, $40 South
s7th st. boy: Abraham and Sarah Lewis,
25lI Q St.. girl; John and Laura VIII
son 2424 Burdette St; Adolph and Lii
lian Hegelund SAG South 26th ST., girl:
Samuel and Louise Reynolds. 1887 Geor-
gia Ave, girf; Kund and Pearl Larsen, 923
South s5th Ave, girl; Frank and Lillian
Gore hospital, girl; Robert and Susan
HOLSTER, 4so7 Davenport St, girl; An
thony and Theresa Myers, 1855 South 18th
ST., girl: William and Sena Welsh, 26os
Hickory St., girl; Claud and Alma Gard
ner 4212' South 27th St. girl: Michael and
Annie Opetz. "a miles west of Omaha,
girl
Deaths-N. p, Jensen, rs, S6th and T
Sts., South Side: Fred II. Johnson, 13,
Route /, Box 25: Peter Mollner. "A. 24is
Polk ST.; James B. Palmer. 81. 3114 Q St;
stephen s. Gay, So, 1898 Corby ST.: Flora
McKenna II. 511 South 10th St: Julia
A Francisco. 7s, $3.50 'Farnam St; Mary
+. Soflin. IS. 7o2 North eth Ave.; Maria
DiMari. IS. 1906 South 9Th ST.; Goachino
sksro, 4. ALI Pierce St. Mary Schueiter,
81, hospital; Mary Z. Weller. IS. hospital:
George Blskley, %. 27os Corby ST.; Emil
). Anderson 81. sos North 41st Ave-: Mrs.
Victoria Barringer. SO, hospital: Charles P.
Maule. 81 3963 Q St Leocadia Kowecki, Z,
<ste South ssth St; Jane Sage. SIS. 1919
Charles St.; Edward Koryhowski Q mos,
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-11
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

slI6 w. St; Richard w. Carey, 6, ISIS
Chicago St; George II. Richardson, 81,
laos Deer Park Blvd. Mrs, Jane Kiss,
81, 272O Laurel Ave; Earl Edwin STAN
field, 10, hospital; Hilda Schwartz. 25.
20l4 Oak St; LeJune II. Sullivan, !, 270s
Dodge St; Weekanty Malnaek. 81, e50s
North 18th St; Belle Carroll. 81. 6SOs Mill
tary Ave-; William Barry, a, 623 South
18th Street; Marie S. Holends, 80, Flor
ence; Frank Romeo 4, 1926 South 22nd
st; Flora E. Thurman. %, 24l6 Capitol
Ave; Caroline Matteo, !, 2440 South 18th
St; Mary Wunibalda. Sc, hospital; VIII
ford Holden, II, hospital; Lois H. Rob-
erts, 90, 1915 Nicholas St; Ellen Macy,
%. hospital; Katie Zacgren. 81, 30is
Charles St; Margaret e. Lane /. 261O
Cunning St; Mrs. Anna Paulson, 81. 619
North 10th ST.; Frank f. Ellison, 80, 1903
South 2Sth St; Emily NJ. Van Kuran, %,
1851 Charles St; Cora Haberstroh, "a. s7So
Caldwell Ave; Sarah C. Roberts, IS. Old
Peoples Home; Mathew Gregurich, 80,
2S03 7 St, South Side: Marie Stejskal. 80
hospital; Anna kozah. 80. s07 Bancroft
St; Mrs. Margaret Jesse. 80. 3019 I ST..
South Side: Philip J. Shanahan, "a, 2912
South 10th ST.; Lawrence Brown. l mo-,
Child's Saving Inst; Edwin Anthony. Z
mos, Child's Saving Inst.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-11
HELP WANTED-MALE.
Stores and Offices.
AND ACCOUNTANTS
NEEDED

BOOKKEEPERS AND ACCOUNTANTS
NEEDED.
The present demand of corporations
and government for expert cost and gen.
eral accountants can not be satisfied
Civil service positions pay as high as
$4,000 per year. We are looking for am
bilious, middleaged men who have fore
sight enough to see the big opportunity
ahead of them II they will grasp it.
preliminary training under expert GER
titled accountants who are among the
leading men in this profession are back
Of this movement. II you are In line
for something better and are now en-
ployed. yeu have your chance For in
tervtew give particulars and phone num-
Der. Address Box Y 1870. Omaha Bee.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for furniture de-
partment Box 4l405. Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-11

Clara, beloved wife Of
Elmer, was formerly Miss Clara Murphy.
daughter of the late Martin r. Murphy.
She is survived, besides her husband, by
one sister, Mrs. Margaret Sanders, wife
of DIR. ]. A. Sanders; two brothers, Ed
ward of Minneapolis and John of Peoria.
Ill Funeral Friday morning at $3.50
o'clock, from residence Of her sister, Mrs.
i. A. Sanders, 2016 North goth, to Holy
Family church. 9 a. m. Interment Holy
Sepulcher cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-11

Use THE TELEPHONE II you cannot
conveniently bring or send your ads to
any OF the above offices. Ask for . Want
Ad Taker and you will receive the same
good service as when delivering your ad
In person.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-11

GOOD general blacksmith and sheer;
steady year round: position to the right
man: regular going wages: we serve the
best city trade; good comfortable shop;
any one wanting such a position write
at once. J. H. VanCleave. North Platte,
Neb.
WE need man to manage small, well
established paying business who can put
in a small amount of money and is cap
able OF increasing the business, must be
a hustler and not over 40 years old.
Box $685. Omaha Bee.
WANTED AT ONCE-Goodk bushelman
tailor. Steady employment guaranteed
hgh-class man. Write Immediately, CIV
ing references, to F. j. Haveliek, the
tailor. Billings Mont.
WANTED--A driver to drive Republic
truck. Washington Market
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-11
SPECIAL BARGAIN,
Kansas Lands.

S0-Acre home Southeastern Kansas well
improved; black land; will exchange fol-
Omaha property.
s. S. d R. f. MONTGOMERY.
213 City Natl Bank Bldg. Omaha, Nep
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-11
HELP WAN 1ED-MALE.
Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
statesmen don't fail to see Mr.. Whit
man, 312 Baird Bldg, on high class
proposition. Salary and commission. Call
between 8 and 10 a. m, or to p. ~
NAMES and addresses of high school boy
graduates OF this year, looking for jobs
Price of list So
CENSUS REGISTRAR, Columbus. Neb.
WANTED-Men 10 to SO years for gen.
eral yard work: steady work for good
men. Apply timekeeper Union Stock
Yards Co, South omSha.
WANTED-Blank book finisher and for
warder; highest wages. Write or wire.
Brown & Saenger, Sioux Falls, S. d.
EXPERIENCED auto radiator man. Write
or call at ZOE Pearl St. Sioux City, la.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-11

SOFLIN---Mrs Mary Francis. December
o. aged rs years.
Funeral services from residence Of
her sister. Mrs. Barbara Bolz 1920 s.
18th. $3.50 a. IN. Wednesday to St. Pat
rick's church at 10 a. m. Interment st.
Magdalene cemetery. Deceased is sur
vived by husband, J. D.; one child, her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Mliziza; three
sisters and three brothers.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-11
PHONE TYLER 1000.
DEATH 3 FUNERAL NOTICES.

Evening Editions. ..l2:00 M.
Morning Editions .......l0:00 p. NJ.
Sunday Editions-10 P. NJ. Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-11

NOODwORTH-Mrs. Augusta. aged 80,
beloved wife OF Mr.. VIM. D. Woodwork.
She is survived beside her husband by
Two sons one daughter: her mother, Mrs
May Rube; four sisters and one brother
Funeral Thursday afternoon p. m.
from John A. Gentleman Mortuary, S411
Farnam Interment Forest Lawn ceme-
= terry
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-11

HOPKINS-Richard;D December s; aged 15
years.
N Funeral services from residence, 1924
Locust street, at $40 a. IN. Wednesday.
+, TO Sacred Heart church at a. m. In
torment Storm Lake. la. Deceased is
survived by his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. r. Hopkins; two brothers In service.
one brother at home. and two sisters.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-11
Miscellaneous.
WORLD REALTY COMPANY.
HOUSES OF GOOD VALUE.

HOUSES OF GOOD VALUE.
THE OWNERS OF THE FOLLOWING
HOUSES HAVE ALL MADE SPECIAL
PRICES FOR QUICK SALE IT WILL
PAY YOU TO LOOK THEM OVER
s2,00O-9O6 Francis St Just east of 10th
st, and north of st. Joseph's hospital,
Ar. first floor and Ar second floor; all
in good repair A splendid opportunity
TO take In roomers or rent second floor
and make monthly payments. Terms
as low as $500 cash and $40 per month.
$S,90O-l329 S. 2Sth St. Just north of
WoOlworth Ave. Owner wants to 20 to
California. Property never priced at
this figure before. SIR. thoroughly mod
ern, new furnace, all In excellent repair:
beautiful shade trees and paved street
$4,900-210S Lothrop st. Sale desired
to close estate. Beautiful corner lot
across from PRESBYTERIAN seminary
ground. House about 7 years old, S-r..
thoroughly modern. hot water heat good
garage, paving all paid.
$5,250-25S5 Kansas Ave. Owner has
moved to Pacific coast. Frame and
stucco house, practically new 7-r., fire
place, hot water heat. storm windows
full screens. A beautiful home. Act
quickly on this one.
If you desire to build do not fail to
our lots in Dundee and Happy Hol-
low. We have number of good ones
For downtown investments we can Of
fer you something attractive on either
Douglas, Farnam or Harvey streets.
WORLD REALTY COMPANY,
Sun Theater Bldg Doug 5342.
Dandy broom cottage; all modern ex-
cept heat; electric light; house newly
decorated and painted; east front lot
nv tn Gnhn
$175 cash or liberty bonds balance like
rent; price only sl,975 ..
RASP BROS, Keeline Bldg. Tyler 721.
For RENT AND SALE
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CLARK-Fred A.. died Sunday. December
s, age 81 years.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-14
Sympathy for the Rich

The last Federal income tax put an exemp-
ton on the incomes paid by Federal and state
Government officials like Governors or Judges
or sheriffs or what-not. This law was bad
because. while the theory of exemptng the
Government may be all right, the theory of
making fish of the man on private pay and
meat of the man on public pay is indefensibe.
You could only excuse it on the ground that
public officials earn more than they get which,
as a general proposition, Is long way from
being true.
The new law should wipe out this exemp-
ton.
Another thing while 1t is mighty unpopu-
lar thought, we think 1t Is wrong to tax-con-
fscate the property of the rich for no other
reason than that they are rich and, having
only minority ballot, are helpless against
the eXtortion.
If 1t Is wrong for man to be rich then
there ought to be a law passed making being
rich a criminal offense punishable by fine ana
Imprisonment New London Day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-14
FLAG DAY

T1IHEN you hang out the colors today
80 spare minute to think of it--of
the places it has been, of the things ii
means.
The eyes of an unhappy world are
watching your flag Vith the steadfast
faith that lonesome seaman reserves
for his star. 1t has given new hope to
the proud and to the poor crery,chere IN
this World. 1t is the symbol aud the
Gcaievement of the two modest human
attyibutes-strength and compassion. 1t
springs from the enduring good that is
IN the heart of humanity. 1t stands for
the liberation of all men,
y And it can never fail, it can nerer be
humbled, because that n,otiue lies deep IN
every human consciousness, as perma-
Hsnt, as sure, as inevitable as tears or
laughter or hope or faith in God.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-14
POISON GAS IN POLITICS

I1FE in Pennsylvania politics, as well as
gas after another.
Some kinds of gas are successfully ap-
piled. Others react upon the men who
employ them. And others prove futile and
the persons attacked return easily to
health and sanity.
party. The Democratic party was over
come and afflicted with delusions. 1t lost
consciousness Judge Bonniwel was wrap
ping it up in paper and preparing to carry
it to a place in his collection Of curios
when A. Mitchell Palmer and the other
ical board and reclaimed the victim.
The delusion that a wet plank in the
State platform would help make the world
safe for democracy is no longer tolerated
by any conspicuous Democrat except Judge
Bonnwel There will be no wet plank,
said Mr.. Palmer.
Senator Wares gas is more effective. The
Senator used it extensively in his peace
drive and has sassed himself successfully
back into the Republican State organiza-
ton.
81 always was Mr.. Sprouts friend" said
he tucked away the knife.
The Organization manifested less powers
of resistance than Mr.. Palmer's Democrats.
1t rolled it's eyes and surrendered without
a m,rmur