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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-18

lui, care in locul acela purta urma
pasilor eel trecusera. Cararea du.
cea pc urma la un CHOSE rotund de
salcimi stufosi. Venii pima la brad
ma sprijinii de trunchiu 81 fncepui
sd pindesc.
Noaptea era tot asa de linistita
ca cea precedentA, dar cerul era
mai putin intunecat, 81 Be distin-
-geau umbrele copaceilor 81 char a.
lie florilor fnalte. Intiele clipe de a.
steptare imi parura chinuitoare
simteam un fel de teama. Eram no
tarit sa fac orice, numai ma gin
DEAN in ce chip voiu lucra. Sa zic
Gu glas tunator: Unde te duciY Stai
vorbeste orr esti mort! sau mai bi.
ne sa lovesc scurt?. -.
Ma pregateam, ma aplecam 1nain
te. Trecu jumatate de ora, singele
mi sc racea Ideia Cd ceea ce fa-
ceam in acea clipa era zadarnic 81
char caraghios 81 ca Malevsky isi
batuse joe de mine fncepea sa-mi
intre in caps Parasii postul de PIN
da 81 fnconjurai gradina. 81 tocmai,
ca un eject al intfmplarei,, totul e
ra linistit prin fmprejurimiy fntrea-
ga fire dorrnea ca ii cfinele nostru
strfns CHEM linga portita de intra-
re, Ma tircai pc zidul ruinat 81 flo
rariei.
Inainte-nfi, departe, se vedes
cfnpia fntinsa. Mi adusei aninte De
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PoSTA REDAcT|EI.
D-lui I. Draghiciu, Canton, O.

- Scrisorile trimise la prisonieri
sau cele primite de la eli tree
prin NINA censorului, acesta ce-
teste toate scrisorile 81 ce crede
ca M trebue scris sterge, de pill
da cum sters 81 in postala pc
care att trimis-o aici. Partile pc
care le sterge censorul sunt in
formatii ce pot servi inamicului,
chestii referitor la situatia ecO-
monica ori militara, etc.
Trebue sd realizati ca acum G
razboi 81 nu Sc poate scrle orr ce.
Fiji mnltumit ca puteti Sal scri-
Ell att.
CIT despre celelalte, mai bine
sd luati informatii de la Crucea
Rosie Americana.
D-lui G.. Dragoi, Akron, Ohio:
- La inrebarea d-tra va raspun-
dem: Da, lucrul despre care in
trebati, Sc va face. Acei ce in
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-18

unde te duel? Dormi !. :" ST pc
urma: ,,Esti insfngerat de tot!. /.
Val ce-ai facut?.,. - Nimic".
Gu ce zfmbet crud repetai: mi
mic''.
Tata nu era acasa, lar mama, ca
re de citve ,timp Sc gasea aproape
necurmat intro stare de enervare
1nabusita, imi observa mutra neo-
bisnuita 81 mi spuse la masa:
- Ce al de slfli ca un soarice?
In loc sa raspund, zfmbii Gu un
aer bine voitor, gfndind: ,,Daca ar
sti".
Sc facura ceasurile unsprezece.
Ma retrasei la mine, dar nu ma
dezbracai 81 asteptai miezul mop
tel. In sfirsit veni 81 Ell.
,E timpul", murmurai printre
dinti, 81 1ncheindn mi haina pima
sus 81 suflecindu-mi mfnicile, ma
indreptai spre gradina. Stabilisem
dinainte locul unde era sa ma pui
la pinda. La capatnl gradinei, III
locul unde gardul despartitor din
tire moi 81 Zassekini Sc rezema de
zidul comun, era un brad singura-
tiGi
Fl
Ascunz1ndu-ma sub crengile lui
desc puteam sd vad bine, att cit
imi permitea fntpnericul noptei,
ceeace Sc petrecsa fmprejurul meu.
Dinnainte mi " intindea o carare
care-mi parea tsinicx. Ca un scar
lpe, ca Sc strecnra de6lnn9nl :9ardn-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-18
A P e L
catre toata suflarea romineasca
din Youngstown, Ohio 81 jur.

1ntelegind rostul vremii 81 da-
toria cea mai malta Rominilor
din America ,,Liga Nationala" a
pus temeliile unei mari organiza-
tiuni, care sa coprinda intr 'un
manunchiu toata suflarea romi-
neasca din America.
Frati 81 Surori!
Glasul neamului ne cheama ca
sa ne unim 81 sa ne spunem 81
moi durerile noastre de care su-
Tferim de atitea secole 81 sa ara
tam acestei tdri bine cuvintate
de Dumnezeu ca 81 moi Rominii
ne socotim printre acele tarisoa-
re mai mici, care au fost calcate
in picioare de barbarul de Hun.
Frati 81 Surori!
Glasul acestei mari organiza-
tiuni. care Sc numeste ,.Liga Ma
tionala'' ne cheama 81 pc moi din
orasul Youngstown, Ohio, ca la
acea temelie mare sd punem 81
moi caramida eel putin, daca
nu mai mutt. 81 Gu celelalte So
cietati, Cluburi 81 Parochii din
America, Gu toate la un loc 81 Ii
dind 81 ajutind Gu totii la ca
ca sa fie mare 81 puterni-
ca, in care temelie he vOm UNI
bri GU totii sub acoperisul Ell, lar
acum cInd sosit timpul, citiva
barbati de la ambele Societati
din loc 81 de la ambele Parochii
81 Club, facem APPEL tuturor Ro-
minilor din Youngstown, Ohio
ca in Dumineca din % Septem-
brie Sc va tinea adunare popo-
rala in hala Societatii ,,Plugarul
Romin' din Youngstown, Ohio
la orele 2 dupa amiazi, unde
citiva orator. ne vor spune des-
pre- suferintele neamului nOstru
81 vom avea bucuria de a Saluta
in mijlocul nostru pc d-nul Dr.
Y. Lupu, d-nul Locotenent Vasi-
lie Stoica 81 pc d-nii preoti din
localitate, citiva reprezentanti
din loc.
Romini 81 Romince!
Scopul acestei adunari va fl:
infiintarea Sectiei Youngstown
,,Ligei Rationale Romine" din
America 81 alegerea comitetului
acesteia.
Sariti cu totii la aceasta adu-
mare ca sa aratam strainilor ca
81 moi Rominii suntem un popor,
care mai train pc aceste plaiuri.
Asa dar crtdem ca hala Socie-
tatii ,,Plugarul Romin'' sd fie
mica pentru aceasta adunare
mare, daca MI he yeti pune la III
tare.
Comitetul de pregatire.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-18

cearca sd descurajeze poporul
sunt aceia ce nu simt romineste.
De, padure fara uscaturi nu
sc afla.
D-lui Boieriu, 81 unui prieten
din Detroit: = Ambii att trims
acelas lucru. Dupa cum att va
zut s'a publicat. Va multumim,
81 asteptam 81 alte informatii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-18

Deci inca odata Gu faptele la
adunare, Gu inima 81 GU gindul
la neamul nostru obnlit de din
colo.
Rezultatul acestei adunari Sc
va publica in ziarul America
Sperlnd ca Gu totii vom spri-
JIM cauza romineasca, in numele
'Rominilor convocatori, semnez
Gu dragoste adevarat frateasca :
Ilie AndrOne.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-18

De frica scapasem cutitul din mi
ma 81 nul mai caLtai. Eram foarte
rusinat. Ma dezmeticisem deodata.
Totusi, intorcindu-ma in casa,
ma apropiai de banca de unde Sc
vedea fereastra Zinaidei. Lumina
ce cadea din Ger Sc reflecta in gea-
murile mici intro licareala alba
strue. Fara veste culoarea sc schim-
ba, 81, vazui, vazui lamurit cum sto-
rul alb fu lasat in JOS Gu bagare de
seama.>
- Oar ce fnsemneaza asta? fmi
zisei fara voc ajungind in casa.
,,Am visati Sau mai curind e 0 po-
trivire intimpatoare, ori. !. 4" ba-
nuelile ce-mi veneau fara veste prin
gind erau asa de de noui 81 de ciu-
date, incit nici nu indrazneam sd
ma opresc asupra lor.
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Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Ludosana" din Niles, o.,
Isl va serbia sfintirea drapelelor
sale in ziua de 20 Septemvrie
1918.
Programul va fl publicat la
timpul sau in ziarul America" {.
Rugam onoratele Societati, Gu
buri 81 Parochii a nu aranja alte
festivitati pc ziua sus numita. :.
in nmmele Societatii Ludosana
din Niles, Ohio:
Comitetul aranjator.
(8-9 & 13-15)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-18

cultura ,,Ana Vlad" din st. Jo-
seph, Mo-, are onoarea a invita-
pc toate onoratele Societati, Gu
burr 81 Parochii, precum 81 pc
toti fratii Romini din loc 81 jur
a lua parte la Sfintirea drapele-
lor Societatii noastre, care va a
yea loc Dumineca, % Septem-
brie 1918.
P R O G r A NJ U L:
La orele $50 a. m. toti domnii
delegati GU drapelele respective
lor Societati, cit 81 membrii So
cietatii noastre Sc vor intruni la
hala Societatii Ana Vlad" din
Missouri Ave. No. 22O, unde sd
va forma convoiul 81 vom fl con
dust de muzica americana din loc
la sfinta ,biserica ucraniana.
La biserica Sc va tinea servi-
ciul divin de catre parintele ST.
mion Mihaltian din Indiana Har-
Dor, Indiana. Dupa terminarea
serviciului religios Sc va aranja
ocnvoiul din nou in modul urma-
tor:
l. 4 Politmani calari; 2. Prese-
dintele aranjator calare; 3. Mu-
zica americana din loc; 4. ORA
pelul american al U. s. r. A.;
5. Drapslul Romin al U. S. R.
A.; 6. Noule drapele fncrestina-
te, steagnl American 81 national
81 alte drapele ale Solicitation
dupa vechime; 7. Automobilele
nasilor drapelelor American 81
national parallel; 8. Automobilul
ell maiorul orasului, preotul 81
altii; 9. Societatea Ana Vlad" E;
10. Societatile din Uniune dupa
vechime;, II. Societatea ,,fnal-
tarea Domnului" IL. Societatea
Sirbeasca; 13. Societatea Croa-
teasca; IA. Socjetatea Ruseasca
Is. Automobilele dupa directia
presedintelui aranjator.
Cortejul astfel aranjat va par
curge strazile urmatoare:
De la hala pc Lake Ave. pima
la biserica. De la Biserica mer-
gem pc Streetul King Hill, de
aici ne intoarcem pc Charake, de
aici pc Prigor Ave pima la hala.
Dpa ce ajungem la hala va ur-
ma banchetul obicinuit. Dupa a.
celia va urma baterea cuielor. Du
pa aceia va urma programul de
seara.
Sc va preda piesa teatrala /:
,,Ruga de la Chiseteu, sub con-
ducerea d-lui S. Opincariu.
p E r S GA N Ell E.:
Craciun, d-nul Dumitru Suciu.
Corist, d-nul Nicolae Sutea.. :.
Traila, d-nul Stefan Botas.
| Paraschiva, d-ra Zorita Lu-
chici.
Achim, d-nul Dionisie Blaga.
Costa, d-nul Flip Mutt.
Sloim, d-nul loan Botas.
Gruia, d-nul loan SipSs.
Uh covrigar, d-nul Gligor Co.
stea.
Rusalina, d-ra Maria Miutiu.
| Iefta, d-nul loan Suciu.
.Lica, d-nul George Boieriu.
Ursut, d-nul Simeon Popp.
Nevasta, d-soara Maria Arde-
lean.
O fata d-soara Ana Fumor.
Alta fata, d-soara Lucretia
Cica.
Raveca, d-soara Florita Miclas
Achim 81 Nisul.
Dupa teatru va urma cintarile,
conduse de d-nul Stefan Luchi-
,, ciu, carl sunt urmatoarele:
!. Imnul Unirii.
50 2. Marsul printului Mihaiu Vi
teazul.
3. M te supara padure.
4. All timpuri foarte grele.
5. Merge Nusca la fintina.
Dupa aceia va urma dams.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-18

A doua ri ma desteptai GU dure-
re de cap. Surescitarea din alum
disparuse 81 mi Sc schimbase intro
banuiala care ma apasa, intr o tri-
stete cum nu simtisem niciodatd.
Par ca Sc topia ceva in mine.
Al fnfatisarea unui iepure Cd
ruia s'a scos 0 jumatate de Greer,
imi zise Lusin, cfnd ma intilni.
lva utmA).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-18

Eu de AMI ndenngau LA oamen ie-
puteea fnsy Fis
boala cit de grea, pierd nadejdea de vindeca.
Boae bGrbates secre nvennare sabe genera1 perdrea
poe de ra atee fost vndecate la mine eauna Or
nformae 81 dau fGra bani Eu iii spun mod vs
fl vindecat Sd pricepi nsusi GO boax al
NFECTIE DacA al boaa mopsoare vindec epede H.
gur fGrx durere perdee de Nu hoAres:e dacA
che 81 rea Farx operate vindec grabnc Metodu gu1
d simpu
0NAN Vnde astfe de boaS grabni f&rx
Onania vndec dupG mod s absout sigur
MvENNARE DE SINCE Te vndec accasts, de
metod simplu inc te m al sckpat de
tea sigurA.
N1RvOSITATZ Flu vndecat suite de nsi de nervosas
lpsa de memore molesire, bataie de nm& stteie pri
metodu de vindecare trebue ss ss lncrul Eu
vindec sgur. grabnic si pc veci.
D0ALk vECHI Eu vndec or boale nvchite pc poats
vrea sd le site i alt, buboae q boale secrete
DUBK ORR CoPTURI Prsctica
de boale r& opera leacuri sgure fxrx durer Orr
copturi prmedioase vihdecA le8curie mele.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-18

cultura ANA Vlad" din St. Jo-
seph, Mo-, are onoarea a invita-
pc toate onoratele Societati, Gu
burr 81 Parochii, precum 81 pc
toti fratii Romini din loc 81 jur
lua parte la Sfintirea drapele-
lor Societatii noastre, care va a.
yea loc Dumineca, % Septem-
brie 1918.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-18

In cazuri de accdente grave perderea unui pcor
une mimi membrul capata autor de $70000 = in
de moarte urmas ortuui capaa benefciu de $4,000
Perderea cacuu de la gesna in socoee de accident
grav pateste $700O0 Perderea patru degete
NINA socotese de accident gav pateste $4,000
In cazr de accdente usoare mebu pata eneficiu
Perderea unu ochu umatate din laba picoru
u Sc consera accident usor paeste $300O0
lar celeae cite $500O perderea patru degete
la NINA in jos de doua ncheeura socotese ca accident
grav 81 Sc plateste Gu $4,000.
Din benefcul de moarte, cnd mostenitor drecti nu
a pc nga mort poate cheltui pentr innormintare
mai multi $2000 Pc inga acese autoare date de Uniu
Socetatle la apartine mebru dau autoare II
caz de hoaa mp de sase lun Trei uni cite sapa
NINA i tre un umatate Aceste autoare variaz Uncle
Societati dau 81 mai multi.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-11-14
Look Here For It.
Things we all ought to knl
but which none of us ca
remember, and otter
don't knoWlwhere to
look To find it.


don't knDWlwhere to-
look to find it.
pFFIcIAL DIRECTORY.
Town veWest Liberty-of6NN'
Police Judge, W. G. S
Town Attorney.
Marshal, L. II. r
Trustees: Evert
NJ. kt
BIC
Clerk, Edgar Cochrinan.
Treasurer, W, D. Archibald
Police Court, First Wedne.
month for civil causes.
MORGAN COUNTY
County Judge, J. Fl. Sebastian.
CogDty Attorney, II. C. Rose.
0lty Court Clerk, Ren F. Nickel,
erif, Chas. P. Henry.
treasurer. W. M. Gardner,
ySupt. Schools, Bernard E. Whit.
Jailer, G, w. Stacy,
Assessor, D. Fl. Dawson
Coroner, vacant
Surveyor, vacant.
Rural School Supervisors: Miss Anna
Nickel, M. Holbrook.
County Court, Second Monday in each
month.
Quarterly Court, Tuesday after Second
Monday in each month.
Fiscal Court, On Wednesday after Fcurt
Monday in April and October.
JUSTICES COURTS.
First District, Ed Day, West Liberty,
KY, First Monday in each month.
Second District, Robt. Motley, Eel, KY,
Tuesday after Fret Mnndav in ea oh y,nnth
Licking Valley courier., 1918-11-14
FACE the FACTS

EFT us face the facts The situation is critical.
IL Unless the Allies fight as they never yet haye
fought defeat threatens. Hungry men cannot hght
at their best; nor hungry nations France England,
and Italy are going hungry unless we teed them.
Wheat Savings-They mast have wheat 1t is the
best food to fight on. 1t is the easiest to ship We
alone spare it to them BY saving just little
less than quarter of what we ate last yearwe can
support those who are fighting our battles. And we
can do it without stnting ourselves We have only
to substitute another food just as good.
The Corn of Pienty-Corn is that food. There's,
surplus of it. Providence has been generous in the
hour of our need. 1t has given in such bounty
as was known before. Tons of corn. Train:
loads of corn. Five hundred million bushels over and
above our regular needs. All we have to do is to.
learn to appreciate it. Was ever patriotic duty made
so easy? And so clear?
Americas Own Food-Con 1t is the true American
food The Indians, hardest of races lived on it.
Our forefathers adopted the diet and conquered a
has blong the staff of life. How well the South
fought on it, history tells Now it can help America
win a world war
Learn Something-Cornl It isn't one food. It's
Dozen It's a cereal. It's vegetable. It's bread.
It's dessert It's nutritious; food value in it,
dollar for dollar, than meat or eggs or most other
vegetables. It's good to eat how good you don't
know until you've had corn-bread properly cooked.
Best of ALL it's plentiful and it's patriotic.
Corn's Infinite Varety-How much do you know about
corn? About how good it is? About the many
delicious WAYS of cooking it? And what you miss
by not knowing more about it? Here are few
of its uses:
There are at least fifty ways to use corn meal to
make good dishes for dinner, supper, lunch break
fast Here are some suggestions
HOT BREADS DESSERTS
Boston brown bread. Corn-meal molasses cake.
Hoecake. apple corn bread.
Mullins. Dumplngs.
Biscuits Gingerbread
Gridde cakes. Fruit gems.
Waffles.
Corn-mea croquettes. Corn-meal nsh balls
! Meat and corn-meal dumplngs.
Italian polenta. Tamales
The recipes are in Farmers Bulletin 565, "Corn
Meal as Food and Ways Of Using i" free from the
Department. of Agriculture.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-11-14
changing his politics as there is
that he will change his name.

changing his politics as there is
that he will change his name.
The outlook is not hopeful to
the thoughtful. When a politi-
cal party that has boldly and
shamelessly legislated for the
malefactors of wealth and cannot
point to a single act in forty
years of power that had primari-
ly the welfare of the masses in
view can get a majority in Con-
gress the after-the-war situation
looks gloomy for labor. The la
borer and the farmer are content
to work and let the schemers
who get the fruit of their toll do
their thinking; otherwise there
would be no Republican party.
The Democratic party, in five
years, enacted more laws that
were advantageous to labor and
to the farmer than had been en-
actad in a century before. The
Republican party can not point
to single law that it made that
was not made in the interest of
the privileged .. few. Yet the
exploited laborer and farmer do
not rebel. They were born that
way and they haven't learned to
think.
Moreover, Germany must be
destroyed.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-11-14
Reward!

| will pay $1,000 reward for
the return or information leading
to return of one set of wagon har-
ness stolen from my barn in Meal
valley about the middle of Sep.
tember, 1918.
JAS. FRANKLIN.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-11-14

DR.. L. D. Carter states that he
is here a few weeks on business
and that he will gladly serve the
people when called upon to do so.
He has all the necessary medi.
cines for most cases. 42Sft
Licking Valley courier., 1918-11-14
For Sale.

Fine 3-year-old red roam COW,
giving milk.
Extra good brood sow-will
weigh about 300 pounds.
H. G. CoTTLE,
432tf West Liberty, KY.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-11-14
Startling News Is
Crowding the Telegraph
Wires Every Day
Undoubtedly We Have Entered
Upon the Most Momentous
Months in the History of
The Universe
The World Revolves Around Newspapers YOU Want tt
News and All the News While It Is Really News Yo
Must Read the Courier Journal Every Day.

The Licking Valley Courier has made clubbing arrangement
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the Cobeourna day but Sunday by mail and the Licking
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The Journal is the most quoted newspaper in America
Its and views exceed by publication anywher0
Place order through the Licking Valley Courier.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-11-14
S. A. T. c.
(OMEH0W, l can't enthuse

(OMEHOW, l can't enthuse
- over the Students Army
Training Corps. Mind you, Pm
not knocking" l just can't
enthuse-t that's all. From long
before the S. A. T. c. was plan
ned it was apparent that the war
could not last through next year,
and the S. A. T. C. course takes
the boys far beyond that. There
has neser been the remotest pos
sibility that the boys in this corps
would finish the course in time
to be of actual service during the
war, yet they are being boarded,
clothed and edpfated in tbe~liae-
of their chosen vocation at the
expense Of the Government. No
actual service is to be rendered,
no danger incurred. I'm not
criticising-Tm just comparing
these boys with the boys in the
line who, when their country
called, went to the colors with
out murmur or complaint to risk
all for Old Glory.
~ -
There is something sublime in
the sacrifice of the boys who an
swered their country's call in the
manner of Isaiah: Here am |;
send me. " No question of soft
place or lodging. The country
needed soldiers to fight, and per-
haps to die, and the boys came
forward and offered themselves.
They gave themselves without
thought of anything save a de-
sire to serve. The capacity ir
which they served was of little
moment to them if they coulC
get in the thick of The fight. NJ
thought of honor, no selfish mo
tives-just a desire to serve.
And the injustice of it all is
that when the history of the wal
is written it will be a record o.
the deeds of Generals and thu
= real heroes of the war will hav'
their deeds unsung. Viewing
the unrecognized loyalty and pa
triotism of the boys who went t,
2 the colors is it strange that W
can't enthuse over S. A. 7. c.
S Moreover, Germany must b
0 destroyed.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-11-14
A PERIOD of readjustment
"A must follow the war. A

~ l.
"A must follow the war. A
period of change. We turned,
almost over ngiht, from a nation
of peaceful pursuits to a great
war machine. 1t remains to be
seen whether the change to the
demands of peace can as readily
be made. - In order to play an
important part in the war it was
necessary for US, as a nation, to
almost completely revolutionize'
our whole economic internal af-
fairs. Even before the entry of
the United States into the war it
was seen that Big Business had
planned a campaign of profiteer-
ing that was stupendous in its
scope and magnitude. With the
entry of this country into the
conflict it became necessary to
enactlaws that were undreamed
of five years ago. The most dan
gerous foes we had were the men
(Big Business) who were trying
to wiring vast fortunes from the
necessity of the nation.
The Government, in order to
protect the people, was compell-
ed to add to the burden of carry
ing on the war the management
of practically all the business of
the country. The railroads, un-
der private ownership, and in
keef pg with thd policy of "the
pdD q be e6ed were VIM
unable to handle the transporta-
tion. They had not been oper-
ated with the idea of giving the
people adequate service and in
the test failed and the Govern
ment had to take them over and
operate them. Likewise it had
to control all business to protect
the people and successfully carry
on the war. Most of the meas
ures taken were startling and ex'
ceedingly revolutionary, but al
were wonderfully successful ant
beneficial to the public.
In going to peace after wa
the question of just how much o.
the control of business is tht
Government going to relinquish
The policy of the Government, a
well as the exigencies of the war
has been the increase of wage
and higher prices for farm prod
ucts. The policy of Big Bushes
is to lower wages and farm prod
ucts and advance the price o
manufactured articles, and t
have as little Government inter
ference as can be had. Thes
are the things that will occup
the public attention in the after
. the-war readjustment. The pc
litical issues will be cast alon
these lines.
u u
The Government control of tn
railroads and the regulation G
prices, even in the trying time
of war, have been a revelation
the people and opened their eye
to the advantages of Governmer
ownership, and if the people ca
have their way the Governmel
will own and operate all publ
utilities. And the public don
always get what it needs becau,
it seldom knows what it need
Blind and unthinking followir
of self-seeking political leade
keeps the people at the mercy
the men who pile up fortunes
the expense Of labor. The ave
age voter never thinks for hir
self. Thoughts a luxury to hi
far,of that he never drear
indulging. Most men are pa
ans, one way or the other
accident OF birth. They
herit their party affiliation aloI
with the family name. Jo
Smith is born John Smith, Il
publican, !" just as surely as
was born John Smith" A
.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-21
KUPcE MAAA FARME.
Tylko IL mil cd Sr0dmieScla.

IylkO Ia NIL on SrOuu1ieSCIo.
Gruut ten jestpoiozony W poblizu
linii tramwajowej, kt6ry was zawie-
zie do Western Electric zabudowsh
W 20 minutach ! jest niedaleko Cd
Burlington stacyi koleiowej. .
Potrzebna jest tylko maia sumka
do ulokowania j mo$ecie iatwo spla-
cac jedne z tych farm z waszego ty-
godniowego zarobku. Kupoie jedna
teraz i przygotujcie sic do przepro--
wadzenia pred kohcem lata Tub
pred nastspna wiosns. Ceny 50 bar
do niskie. Mozecie kupic pot akrowa
farme "a s195. Tub aeden akr "a
1915. Potrzebujede tylko 10 proc.
ma wpiate, a reszte ma iatWe spiaty
SIS Tub SO m~iesiecznIe.
Ma jednej 2 tyeh farm mozecie u
hodowaG dosyc Jarzyn i kur, ze wy
starczy ma wielka familie ] dosyc
swie4ych jack przez caly rok. Ulep-
.szenia, take jak scieki, cementowe
chodniki, przychodza wrost do te.
80 gruntu. Naprzeciw plicy jest
szkola publiczna l sklep W poblizu.
Kiedy mozecie kupic ten grunt 20
tax umdarkowanej Genie, bedzie to
doskonaiem ulokowanism k~apitaiu,
czy mieszkat bedziecie ma farmie, ely
ME. Sprzedaiem fanny wielu Pola--
kom, 1 tylko kilka pozostaio. Radzs
pisac Tub teelfonowaG do mnie ma
tychmiast a a. pokaze wan to pro-
perry.
JOHN WAZEKA,N
294O No. Wisner ave.
Telefon Armitage 1919. "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-21

POTRZERA kobiety do bawienia
dwojga dzieci, PREY polskiej familii.
2O17 Wabansia ave., blisko Robey.
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