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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-02

platne sluzby Wade americke.
Dostal Sc k nam pres Svycary.
Jest M. mem napis: 'Mdze anne
ricke zakroceni zmeniti prI
ben valky?" Jsou tu diagramy
znazcrnujici, jak mala jest a.
mericka armada a dopravni ma
Sc lod'stvo, ktere il ma prcvezti
pres more, a odpoved' Uni: Ne.
'Ruska armada O mnoho milo
nech''. pravi Sc dale, "nestaci
la k tomu, ably Nemce pokorila
Amerika hrozf re ma mas po
Sic armadu 100000 muzd, ale
renla lodi, ably ie mohla pre-
praviti." Tato slova napsana,
jsou ma zavitku papiru, ktery
drzi ruce vychrtly d6d, jenz
ma rredstavovati Stryce Sama
q vedle nehoz stoji obr, znazor
nujlci obrovskou ruskou arma
du ne porovnanf. Tiskovina ia
to byla sirena po Nemecku po
catkem 6ervence, v dobe, kdy
bylo We Francii jM vice nezli
million americkych vojakG,-
ktcryzto pocet bude brzy
zdvojnasoben. "Anglicke lod'
stvo valecne i obchodni," pravi
Sc ma plakatu dale, "nestaci1o
valku proti nam rozhodnouti.
Amerika nemIze rozmnoziti
sve obchodni lode "a rok 1918
O vice nez pIl tretiho millionu
tun, a nase ponorky potopi v te
dobe mnohem vice, aspon diva
krate tolik, co, Amerikani stacf
vybudovati.'' Vedle toho jest
diagram, ma nemz Stryc Sam
drzl malou lodicku vedle veli-
ke lode anglicke. Dale je tn
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-02
KRAJANKA 81 ZOUFALA.

Chicago. - Manzele Rizena
a Edward Doktorovi, bydlici v
els. 1923 jiz. Harding ul., cho-
vail u sebe svoji ma!ku a tchy-
nj, 63 roxy starou pani Marii
Janakovou, ktera tezce chura-
vela a zvlaste cd doby, kdy je-
j manzel pred 3 roky odesel
tam, odkud nenf navratu, byla
stizena navaly melancholie. Ac
koliv Sc manzele Doktorovi sna
Iii, ably sve matce CO mozno
nejvice zivot ulehcili, nesetka-
valo Sc jejich lsili Sc zdarem.
Starenka churavela a truchlila
a casto zatouzila, ably radEji
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-02
NEMECKY PLAKAT PRO
PUJCKU SVOBODY.

Washington, 27. zari. =
Plakat, ktery :vydala nemecka
vlada We snaze zlehciti a sesme
sniti Spoj< Staty, vydan byl ma
kladem vlady americke We g.
100000 vytiscfch, ably napoma
hal k povzbuzenf nalady anne
rick6ho lidu v zajmu ctvrte
phickv svobody, pro niz bude
zahaiena kampan dnesn{ sobo
t1. Obraz tento dala zhotov'ti
n6mecka vlada ien "a tim ice
lem, abv,byl' rozssfrrsn po Meme
cku a nenadala sc, ze vykona
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-02
ROOSEVELT PROTl PROTEKt tNfMU
POVYSOVANf Y ARMADE.
POSLUCHAGI KOLEJf NEMAJl MfTl PREDNOSTI
PRED VYSLOUzlLCI

Plukovnfk Roosevelt napsal
do listu Kansas City Star cla-
mex, ktary 3e stavf prot po-
slednf dobe casio provadenemu
povysovani studentI ma 1kor
zaslouzilych zkusenych wy
slouzilcl.
Kansas City, l. rfina. - BY
ID ohlaseno, ze mladici 18 a 1e
'sh podlehajfci move branne
rcYihnosti bud,u vladou B,z-
platne posilani do kd,eji, kde
Sc linn poskytne moznost ziska
tt d&tojnickych mist a tax Sc
vyhnouti cinne sluzbe We vojen
skych oddilech. Podobne zaff-
zenf zda, Sc byti zar(zenfm pro-
tekcnim. Name nyni dosti MIA
Gsku, kteri V radach naSi arma-
dv slozili jiz skorem 18 m6sicI.
Cele tisice jich opustilo ko'eje
NIB nekteri sli ma frontu KRAFT
ce po dokonceni studia. Vsichni
tito hosi at jiz kosej navstevo-
vafi neb ne, mali prvni pravo
ma d1stojnicka mista "a stej-
nvch podmfnek zpusobilosti a
spfSe by nell mfti prednost ii,
kteff Sc sucastnili bojd Ev-
rope.
Ponejvic vsichni druzf poru
cici doplnovani byli z rad ar
madnich a bylo by proto ne
spraved,ncsti davati prednost
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-02

studujfcfm pred muzi, kttefi jiz
hled9li smrti v tvar.
PAX neni take ami kazdy mia
dix schopen, ably Sc dostal do
koleje, n.maje zadneho pred
hezneho vzd6lani. Hraje zde
velkou 1lohu i otazka penez,
takze by vladni vyhody Sc do
staly mladikdm, jeiiihz rodice
v'adnou dostatecnymi finant-
mimi prostfedky, Po diva roxy,
dTfv,s 1ezli nam byla N6mec-
KEN valka vnucena zrfzen by
yojensky tabor v Plattsburgu
kde pod vrchnim velenfm gene
rala Wooda Sc mladl muzi ma
vlastnf utraty podvolovali vo-
ienskemu vycviku. Po vypuk.
mutt va'ky ZrlZenO bylO pOdOb-
nych cvicist vice, ably zamaze-
nc bylo hrozfcimu nedostatku
dGstojnictva.
Neby,o by ale moudre, ami
spravedlive ably vlada vysilala
do koleji 18 a 19lets hochy pri
vilegovanych tffd, kde by jim
dany byly jiste vyhody oproti
spo'udruhGm; nebylo by to roz
Ihodne demokraticke a vzbuzo-
valo by to nechut u muzd jiz
odved9nych a v oddly nasi ar
mady zarazenych zejmena U
cnech, kteri jiz prodelali tez-
kou vojenskou sluzbu zamor-
skou. ">
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-02
KRAJANKA 81 ZOUFALA.

Chicago. - Konecna kapi-
tola v zivot6 opusten6 zeny ode
hrala Sc v dome els. 1923 zap.
1e. ul.. kde bydlela asi 20 roku
stara krajanka Alzbeta Hajno-
va, iez patrne, 81. vzala zivotsv
zoufalstvf mad svoji opusteno-
|stf. Otravila sc plynem. o nebo
Re kraiance nenf mnoho zna-
MO, ale to malo svedcf. ze ide
Ease iednou sklamane nadeje
do zivota. -
Alzbeta Hajnova pfistehova
Ia Sc die sv6dectvi lidi. kteff ii
ponekud zanli. d., Amerikv asi
cred 4 'etv. - Zde Sc rrovda-
q IA kraiana Frantiska Hama,
ale manzelatvf ieii nebvlo sra
stne. caste hadkv mezi NAME
u rnelv "a nasledek. 10 bv,a !
rolicie nncena zakrociti. Man.
ze'stvf bvlo sic pozehnano led
r;m ditkom, ale t., zemTelo a
nadia tax pos'ednf naska. iez
cha manzele k sobe poutala.
Eozesli so a rozluka ieiich me-
la sc stati trvalou zidostf O roz
vod. Nebvlo vsak O tom ieste
roZhodr,,to. kdvz sc Frantisek
Hahn pT'dal k ceskoSovensk6
armade. zens ieho So o tom do
vedela q snazila pry SO no.
s'odnf chvili iests C. sblfzenf s
MIN. bvf bv to bvlo : len "a ice
lem rozloucenf nred dalekou
r'anze'ovou ceston. ale nezda.
rilo se il to. V okolf. kde hvd,i-
IL. rozorovali lido. 10 v posled-
nj dobe byla velice zadumci-
Won.
V dOn,6. kde HajrovS hvdli-
IA. sousedili nj n1aazele Stani-
slsv a Marie ChnielewskicI.
kterf Sc vcera k veseru vrAts!i
dcrn z prace a citili uchazeii-
r; rlvn. Otevroli lvere bv+u
Hainove a spatrili tam neboza-
ckn mrtvou ma lozi.
Rvla naro7nna v Nov6m Stra
secf v Cechach a pravf se. ze
zde nema zadnych prfbuz.
|nych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-02

znazOrneno velike od'stvo, as
pom dvojnasobne premrstene,
jake ehe j1 ep6tfeba k pteprave
americkeho 'vojska. Americka
vlatla 'vyda jeden plakat fran
couzsky, obsahujfcf vyzvu, ably
lid francouzsky Setril potravou
"a tim dcelem, ably Sc usetrilo
Americe lodi k pfeprave voj
ska. Jest opatfen napisem: II
nasi spojenci meli jiste pochyb
nOsti."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-02
iTALSKY ZAJATEC HLEDA
SESTRU v CLEVELANDU.

Jan Kunc, nynl v italskem
zaieti hleda svoji sestruI prov
danou Vondrackovou, rozenou
Antorii Kuncovou. Adresa uni
neneho zaiatce Jest: Jan Kunc,
zajatec I. Repart ~. Sett Bark
80 Fonte d'Amore, Salmona, T.
talia.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-02
BRATRI cECHOSLOVACI!
Vojaci nasi armady We Francii
touxi po ceskych a slovenskych
knihach. Neoslyste jejich
prosby.

Tajemnfk Vojenskeho Vybo-
ra, pan Josef Masck, obdrzel
nasledujici zadost:
Francie, S. zai, 1918.
Fazeny pane!
sBlfM sc zima, kterou, zda Sc,
xe budeme prozivat ma bitev-
MIN poll. vzakopech. " tech,
kdyz Sc nebojuje, cas- je velice
dlouhy. Ably nejalym zpdso-
hcm mohli jsme 81 no zkratit a
trochu zprijemnit, potrebuje-
ne k tomu prostredky, ktere
rl'mo pobaveni by mas zusle-
chfovaly.
Nejosvedcenejsim prostfed-
KEN a pritelem pro vojaka v
zakopech f. dobra l,niha, z kite
re NIUE cerpat vzdelanf a du-
sevni pozitek.
Ponevadz tn, v bitevnim po-
Ii, zadne poucne cftaci latky ne
name, pozadal mna mas rotny
velitel. bratr porucik Alois Ma
chacek. abych jeho imenem a
jmenem ce1e roty pozada' sve
zname v Americe zaslani ma
Li'ozenem seznamu uvedenych
kneh, "a ktere, jestli nam jich
poslete, rota je ochotna zapla-
tit obnos, jaky budou stat.
Predpokladam, ze Wy, jako
dobry horlivy vlastenec vyho
v:te nasf snazne a vrouci pro-
she a poslete nam, kdyz n vse
cky, tedy aspon ty knihy, KITE
16 budete moci dostat. Ovsem,
ze nemusf to byt move.
Povdecni Vam budeme, kdyz
poslete nam i nejakou zasobu
slovanskych knizek.
Posflam Van, jakoz i vsem
pTateldm v C'evelandu srdecny
a bratrsky pozdrav, a pfeji
Tam vse dobre.
Sc srdecnym ma zdar! vas
Paw. sturmann, dobrov. 6. S. "A.
We Francii. =
Mily krajane!
Doufam, ze nasf zadosti la
skav9 vvhovfte - vzdvt ceska
kniha jest zde nasim domov em.
Tesfm Sc ma brzkou zasilku, I'll
st&vam Vam predem dfky "a
vazAn. s bratrskvm Nazdar!'
Alois Machacek, porucfk.
vel;tel 7. rotv. 20 ceskosov. pl.
Sezram zadanych knih.
A'ois Jirasek. u mas, Bra
trstvo, F. l.. Vsk, V cizich sluz-
bach, Psohlavci, Malomestske
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-02

~ NOC NA.KARISTEJNE
Cd Jar. Vrchlicksho, perla Ge-
skeho dramatickeho pisemni-
ctvi, d&vsna bude v nedsli s.
fijna v Ces. Mar. Sini. Zaopatf-
te 81 listky vcas.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-02

MMA Historicka veselohra -
"NOC MA KARLSTEJNE" cd
Jar. Vrchlickeho, v nedxli dne
s. fiina v Ce.. Mar. Sini na
Broadway. Predurodej listkG
u p. Vacka tamtez.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-02

historic, Proti vssm, Mezi prou
Gy, Ma dvore vevodskem, Tenn
no, Sebrane spisy.
v Benes Trebizskj. - Pobe-
lohorske elegie, z rGznych dob,
Pludne duse.
X. Jaromir Erben. - Kytice.
Jan Neruda. - Malostran-
ske povidky.
K. H. Macha. - Maj.
Zikmund Winter. - Rakov-
nicke povidky.
B. Nemcova. - Babicka.
v. MrStfk. - Rok ma Vsi, Ze-
mri.
Herben. - Do tratfho a ctvr
teho pokoleni.
K. Tuna: - z ceskych mly-
nu. -
Slovo ku ctenaHm, Vazlni
krajane. Jest zajiste mnohy me
ri Vami,: ktery vlastni nekterou
4 vyse vyjmenovanych kneh.
Pamatuiete Sc. jakou 'askou
.iste ie cetli "a jak We Vas pro-
houzecy upominky ma domov,
IA znama mfsta a hfejivymi po
c'tv oblazovaly srdce VASE. V
chladne cizine byly Vasimi spo
lecniky, prately teSiteli. Nasi
voiaci po dlouhy cas- odlouc'e-
nj cd drahe domoviny, v cizine,
snasi svize'e valecne. hrdinne
jdou v boj pro svobodu naroda
a siri s!avu ceskeho jmena 20
celem svete. V te dobe postra-
dajfce tepla rodinneho, touzl
pc prfteli. knize. v ktere spiso-
vatel mluvi k dust ctenaN, reci
rodnou, lici slavu utrpeni ma
roda a posiluie ducha pro Ia
pas "a lepsf budoucnost.
Bratri! Neoslyste zadost ma
sich hrdinI a prineste kterou.
;kc1i re zadanych kn;h do IRA
dovny Vojenskeho Vyboru, od-
kud budou zas,any primo do
Francie ma adresu zmfnene ro-
ty % pluku. Vpiste svoje ime-
re do knihy ! adresu a ctouci
bratr ma fronte 8 vd6cnosti bu-
ID, Vas vzpomfnati.
Ia Vojensky Vybor v Cleve-
landu,
Josef Masek, tajemnik.
1886 Broadway, (Probulov. }
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-02
OZNAMENf
SCHUZE.

Clenove RADU SVORNOST &.
3. CSPJ. Sc timto zadaji, by. Sc
dostayili do schIze, ktera Sc
kcna We ctvrtek, 8 rijna v 8 no
din vecer. Ddlezite jednani Wy
zaduje prftornnost vsech Client.
NJ. Zeman, spredseda.
EN-. Cernohorsky, tai
!! sA ~ ~
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-08
NeedleWork Notes.

Instead of embroidery in floss on
sport hats, baby ribbon in bright co.
lors is worked in designs looking az
tho it were darned thru the silk
crown
In making shoe and slipper bags
for the friend who is about to travel
be sure to make each pair Of differ.
ent material, which saves unnecessa.
ry opening. 1t is more convenient to
make seperate bag or envelope for
each shoe and sew strong loops Of
tape at the ends so that they may be
hung up in a closet. 1t is well to make
the bags big enough to hold the shoes
with their trees inside, for most peo-
pie who wish to prolong the lives Of
their shoes keep the trees in always
when the. are not in wear.
The embroidered medallion is a
splendid innovation for the woman
who can afford but one hat, and who
wishes to wear that hat with more
than one costume II Is economy for
such a person to purchase an all.black
hat and then on this to use medallions
embroidered in colors to harmonize
with the frock or suit with which the
hat is to be worn.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-08
Get the Habit Of
Drinking Hot Water
Before Breakfast
Says wa can't look or feel right
with the system full
Of poisons.

Millions OF folks battle internally
now instead Of loading their system
with drugs. whats an inside bath?'
you say. Well. 1t is guaranteed to per
form miracles If you could believe
these hot water enthusiasts.
There are vast numbers OF men and
women who. Immediately upon arising
In the morning. drink glass of real
hot water with teaspoonful Of lime
stone phosphate in C. This Is very
excellent health measure. 1t Is In.
tended to flush the stomach. liver, kid.
neys and the thirty feet of intestines
of the previous days waste. sour bile
and indigestble material left over In
the body which II not eliminated every
day, become food for the millions Of
bacteria which infest the bowels, the
quick result Is poisons and toxins
which are then absorbed into the blood
causing headache, bilious attacks, foul
breath, bad taste, colds, stomach tron.
BILE, kidney misery, sleeplessness, I'M
pure blood and all sorts Of ailments.
People who feel good one day and
badly the next. but who simply can
not get feeling right are urged to
obtain a quarter pound Of limestone
phosphate at the drug store. This
will cost very little but is sufficient
TO make anyone real crank on the
subject of internal sanitation.
Just as soap and hot water act on
the skin. cleansing, sweetening and
freshening SO limestone phosphate and
hot water act on the stomach, liver.
kidneys aud bowels. II Is vastly more
important TO battle on the inside than
on the outside, because the skin pores
do mot absorb impurities into the
blood while the bowel pores do.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-08
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
How to Choose Protein
Foods Economically


Since protein is one Of the most
important food elements which the
body needs and in most forms is ex-
pensive. housewives should take par
ticular care in the selection of foods
rich in protein in order that they may
provide this substance in their diet
economically. say specialists Of the
L. :. Department OF Agriculture. The
principles underlying the choice of
such foods are discussed in Farmers
Bulletin S2i, Foods Rich in Protein.
Protein, the bulletin points out, is the
only form in which the very important
element nitrogen is furnished TO the
human body. The substance is ALSO
lutelv necessary for the building and
repair of body tissues.
The best known foods rich in prote-
in include meats, fish, eggs, milk.
cheese. legumes. nuts. etc. The pro
teins of the different foods vary some
what in character. II does not make
much difference from which materials
older persons get their supply OF pro-
TEN. though variety of kinds usually
is considered desirable. In the case
of children, however, milk is the very
best source OF protein.
Housewives may solve the problem
of furnishing the needed protein of
the diet economically, says the bulle-
tin, BY learning how much protein Is
provided BY the different kinds OF
food and then choosing the kinds
which will furnish what the family
needs for comparatively low cost and
with little waste. For the assistance
Of housewives in making such com
parsons, tables giving the amount OF
the protein in pound of various pro
tein rich foods. and also the percent
ages of protein in the different foods
are included in the bulletin.
In discussing the relation OF the
protein food consumed in bodily
health, the bulletin points out that
healthy persons should not make the
mistake of assuming that it is neces'
sary to measure their food as care
fully as doctor measures his medi-
cines or even the food which he pre-
scribes for an invalid. II the body is
in good condition it adapts itself to
the ordinary variations in it's food
supply. The danger comes when, day
in and day out the body gets too
much or 100 little food, or when the
kinds provided are not the most suit
able. While there is no need to mea'
sure exactly how much protein is OBJ
tanned with every meal, if the diet as
n whole is to be heathful and econo.
mical the person who plans it ought
to know in a general way how much
protein and other nutrients are need.
ed and how much is contained in the
different food materials. and then
choose accordingly. The bulletin con
tains recipes for the preparation Of
economical dishes rich in protein,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-08

Wet peach stains with cold water,
rub on soap, lay in hot sun. Repeat
until stains vanish
A clean damp mop passed rapidly
over mating removes dust and lint
and saves much busting of furniture.
When slicine tomatoes use bread
knife with saw teeth. This will cut
the slices thinner and the work Will
be done more quickly.
Vinegar will sometimes revive CO.
lors one tablespoonful of common
vinegar to quart of rinsng water.
saturate we'll, wiring tightly, dry
quickly.
Save the envelopes that have trans.
parent name spaces. Use for buttons,
tapes. etc. When in hurry it will
save time to be able to see what each
envelope contains,
Always pull the leaves OFF the
stalks of flowers before putting them
in water--thOse leaves which would
he in the water, not those above it..
And with flowers from any hard
stalked sort OF shrub the bark should
be peeled off as well as the leaves.
Curtains that are individual in eff
fecr and durable are not often met
with A woman who takes great in
terest in having her home individual
and not pattern of somebody else's
has for her bedroom windows cur
tains of muslin to which is applied a
two-inch wide band embroidered in
pink with cross stitch roses, and
edged with tiny edging of pink GRO.
chet.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-08

and my troubles caused by that weak
ness are thing of the past. All women
who suffer as | did should try Lydia Z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. -
Mrs. JAS. RoHRBERG, $40 Knapp ST.,
N. s., Pittsburgh. Pa.
Women who suffer from any form of
weakness, as indicated by displacements,
Inflammation, liberation, irregularities,
backache, headaches. nervousness or
1.-THE blues" should accept Mrs Rohr.
berg's suggestion and give Lydia L.
Pink hams Vegetable Compound a
thorough trial.
For over forty years it has bean
correcting such ailments. If you have
mysterious complications write for
advice to Lydia Z. Pinkham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Mass.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-08
s&T
THE SCORE FlENO.

Now that base ball is abroad in the
land. it is apropOs 10 speak briefly OF
the score fiend.
The score fiend is TO be found both
IN the grand stand and on the bleach
er Not so vOciferous as the rootcr,
nor so tOrmenting as a woman. he is
worse than the two put together.
The genuine score fiend is quiet,
patient individual. with a stubby lead.
pencil and an anxious frown. When
YOU have set next to him once, YOU
will recognize him next time and shy
off.
His Is the stern resolve 10 ,abulate
for each player in each inning, on the
score card, assists. put outs, errors,
base hits, and all the rest of these
vastly important facts. Then, when
the game is ended, he tears up the
card.
All through the game he is In a
state OF watchfulness; hi. strained at.
tenti0n and his mental struggles
showing in the wrinkles OF his fore
head.
Brilliant plays matter not to him. At
a critical stage in the contest a man
lines out hot one to short stop, who
misses it. The crowd is on its feet
yelling like mad. The score fend
cheers not. No; not he! He inquiries,
earnestly:
did the shortstop touch it? Think
not? All. that's a base hit, then"
Thereupon he sinks back in his seat.
inscrbes a hieroglyphic sign 10 the
northeast corner of the diamond Oh.
poste the batter's name and patiently
awaits for something to place in the
southeast corner.
The bases are full, and batter OF
the local team brings everybody in.
himself reaching third Pandemo.
num.-but with the score fiend and
his brother score fiends cold as lei.
cles
THAT was only two base hit. Er.
ror for center" he remarks. and his
little pencil records these marvellous
items.
Second jumps nigh into the air
and gobbles. with one hand ball
that was going like streak. The
score fienl rewards this brilliant By
saying, soto voice:
THAT ought to have been a safe
hit" and he impassiyely makes no;
OF it.
Phe score fiend never gets excitet
save when he is unable to decid,
whether that was an error, or thi,
was a base hit, or something else wa.
! an assist. He never shouts, Kill tn,
! umpire"
Ii the umpire should be killed, tn,
score fiend would. OF course, consci
entiously enter the incident On hi!
score card, in the proper place
And, as have said, when the game
! is over the score fend, his labors fin
ished, destroys the product Of his aft
erno0n.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-08
s,s~ar,s SLOW DOWN 7,sers<ss

CIV" SS"N s7fh
The world has lost its silence.
That's the trouble with il. BY 81
lenee. We mean, u course, y sense OF
leisure That surely is gone. The
lamps are 10 longer lii on quiet. Ev
cry minute il packed with noise or nc
ton. The photograph. the movie"
the automobile mean always some.
thing TO hear. something 10 see.
somewhere TO 90. That is the con
stituency the modern artist addresses
Ii has developed in him a new tech
nique. a spur OF the moment style.
Were a Dickens here today who
would listen to him. Certainly peo
pie OF professed culture would nor.
They no longeY read Dickens. Thack-
cray grows tiresome with the years.
Troilope. whose fiction surely was en-
gaging, is a dead letter. IL pub
Usher announced an edition OF Haw-
th0rne today his competitors would
grin. We who have more time than
ever. really have less time than ev-
or. The song in that forgotten opera
OF few years ago, Il Want What |
Want When | Want It," hit us off 10
I. We are votaries Of the NOW
The present instant is our shrine
Speed Up is the watchword. Culture
unfortunately, has become cheap
ened word. but far more unfortunate
is It that the fact OF culture itself j.
sense. we take II, means thorough
ness. God is never in a hurry" said
one OF the Pilgrim fathers. II is the
is making it ungodly. Slow down.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-08
IN THE OlDEN TIME

"Ah' The barrister is on his way
to court A great LAWYER, forsooth,
last ever seen him cross-examine?"
''Yea; oft have seen him make
witness look like two shilIings and
six-pence,"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-08

a weakness when
caused back &C h e
and headaches. A
friend called m y
attention to one of
your new spaper
advertisements and
i'm m e diately my
husband bought
three b Ottles of
Lydia E. Pinkham' 3
Y e e e t a b lie Com.
pound for m e.
After taking two
hotties I falt fine
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-08
A GOOD IMITATION OF PRIDE

OsmOnd-Guy struts like a man in
his first dress suit.
Desmond-Well, hardly that; he
struts like a man in his first rented
dress suit.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-08
Little Flora Prayer

One day little Flora was taken to a
dentist to have an aching tooth re-
moved moved. Th9t' night while re
peating her prayers before retiring
her mother was surprised TO hear her
say: "And forgive us our debts as We
forgive our dentists"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-08

tendency to organize Trusts in all
lines of business"
HE is? Why"
"Why. he fears that after a while
the Trusts will be engaged in cut
throat competition"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-08

Buncombe County, North Carolina,
famous for adding a word 10 our
language because OF the OratOrical
prOpensilies of former Congress-.
man, is spending more than half a
million for roads.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-08
FACTS YOU MAY NOT KNOW.

The weighing machine used in the
laboratory of the Bureau of Stand.
ards in Washington is said to he the
most accurate in the world 1t will
weigh the wing of a fly.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-08

fence 1000 miles long, the long.
est in the world. has been ordered By
the Canadian Pacific railroad II will
run on both sides of the railroad
from Halifax to Vancouver.