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New-York tribune., 1918-03-18
SUMMONS

sUPHEA1E, cogKT' NEW YORK COUNTY
--CHAKLOITll TODD BUCHANAN.
Plaintn. vs. GEORGE BUCKMAN. be-
fendaut. SUMMONS Action for a divorce.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
YOU AXE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swer the complaint IN this action and to
serve copy Of your answer on the Plain
tin's Attorney within twenty days after
the service of this summons. exclusive Of
tho day Of service and in case of your
failure TO appear or answer, Judgment
VIII he taken against You by default for
the relief demanded IN the complaint.
DATED New orh, Dec nber 10th, 1917
BENJAMIN PATTERSON. Plaintiffs At
torney. Office aud Post Office Address,
No. 502 Broadway, Borough OF Man
haitian, CITY of New York. \. Y
TO GEORGE BUCNMAN, DEPENDANT. .
Thc for going summons is served upon
you hy publication. pursuant to an order
of Hon. Edward h Finch, q Justice of tho
Supreme Court ot The State of New York
daied the Gtn day of February, 191S. and
fled with the complaint in the office OF
TIE Clerk Of the County OF New York. at
the County Court House, in the Borough
of Manhattan. City, County and state OF
New YORK.
BENJAMIN PATTERSON. Attorney for
Plaintiff. Onice and l.. O. Address. No
342 Broadwa~. Borough of Manhattan,
Nv York Cry.
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Amerlean $3.50. Mannln.LnrLne comnnnA.

AUrTItnn NNf!f< NiNllDf THfIHG tONUNni.
Tho annual MeettuG x me St0ekhoioa1s
* Anoricaa Spirits nufartur.ng Com
Dany niI ne held 40 tro O'Clock T.. ~. on
rlurs3ny, March q. 1918. at 'ho Office of
tie Company, No. II william street, New
York Clty. for inc election Il Directors and
fos She transaction Of such otb+r buainess
as may properly come before the meeting.
Thc ntoca transfer books q tie Company
n q HoIzITGER Secretary.
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MACHLN1sTs (l5).
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RATE SETTER.

,oihere mere IS an opening in growing machine manu-
Irihs company FOR competent all around man
uenanle p uf setting piece work rates punch press
iniHs i4, machine screw machine !athes. profile and
urAi press production To man who has had
& e,s necesSa-v experience and handle Il big pror
1s'l,oh @ ipiure Is assured ate are. nationality.
~ "hcn enpiqyed IN a Si!Hi ar capacity, length Of
services WITH each concern and salary desired 10
start H. s. Box Ill. Tribune Ot!ce.
Statesmen
.arge concern has opportunity fo- several young
nlier'sa ' ans OF good education and pleasing person
any we VIII take care OF you If you ere strictly
honest and an active worker: your future IS as
suseo s9s Apply MI Benson Encyclopedia Britannica
2SS Fourth ave
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Executors.

IL pURsEANr or AN ORDER OF HON
ONABLH JOHN i. COHALAN. q Surro-
gate of the County Of NY A,rl1.
notice is hereby given 70 all persons hae-
ins Claims aga INST Ho| hannes Topra-
haniaI,, late OF The County Of New YORK
tlfcta ased, TO- present the same Win
vouchers thereof to the subscribed. at
place II transactiug business at tile onioe
uf her attorney, SLmpad II. Sarahan. No
375 Murhurta Az. Noullcrs y \ on
or bc fore the 10Th day II July next.
pated, New York, the 7th day Of Janu-
ar. i3lS
MARGRET SHAY TOPRAIiANIAN.
sUMPAD II. SARAFIAN. Att@rmey for
Administrators. 37G Warbu-ton Ave.
Yonters. y Y.
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AUCTION SALES

TWo fISH cof.tEfrIoNs or poNrAGn STA Mrs
nili '@ sold a fAe coiee'o.s ChlD ~ "'1t
SIN eofaasDs4nx a. o. In Walter Il. seott. Auarr.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-18
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

WE HAVE ON HAND couples who have nrst class
references also servants Of all nation alIti@.
Universal Employment Bureau Agency. 50 West
37th Kt. Greeley ll45.
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SURKOGATES' NOTICE.

PARISH. lENKY-lN PURSUANCE or
surrogate OF tis County OF New York.
NOTICE ia herohY given to al persons
Of the CD2uly Of Ncw YORK, deVeused, to
pres, Mt The same vita 'ouCners thereof 10
the subscr.hers. a. th,ir plaee Of trann-
Emmct. the4r attorney. No. 81 Wall Street,
in the city of New York. on or before tho
18TH day Of May next.
Dated. New York. the 30th day Of Octo-
IiEN.nY PARISH,
EDWARD PARISH.
Executors.
GRENv1LLE T. EMMETT.
Once anC Post once address sc Wall
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. City OK
New YORK
sIMoN. TIlEREsE-1N PURSUANCE OF
m order of ilunoraDie John J.. Cohalan
Surrogate Of the County OF New York.
NOTICE iB hereby given to an persons
ha,ins claims against THERESE SIMON.
lat uf tho County OF New York. deccused
to tae subscriber. at his place of transact
ing business. so. Al Park Row, Borough OF
Manhattan, city Of New York, on or be-
fore the 20th day of July next.
Dated. Now York. the Slst day OF De-
NfI.I.lAM \. WIGHT. Executor
LANMAN CROSBY. Attorney for Exccu-
tor No. Rector street, Borough Of
Manhattan New York city.
IL PURSUANCE OF A. ORDER OF
Honorable john = Cohalan. Surrogate
OF the County of New York. NOTICE Is
hereby given to all persons having claims
against Edward De Moyeles, late of tho
County II Nvw York. deceased. to present
the same with vouchers thereof To the sub
h.cribed. at place OF transactng business, ut
the ofiict Of their attorney. John NJ. Ruck.
No, 80 Nassau Street. In the city OF New
York. on or before the 10th day OF Mny.
lgtg.
Dated. Now York. tho 10th day of No
vember 1917
FRANCES -EsTELLE DE NOVELTIES.
HENRY STEERS. Executors
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l7I-tteI-AECr OF AN OB)rp or

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorabla John F. Coha IAN, :. Surrogate
OF tn County Of New rerK. NOTICl. IS
hereby given 20 all persons having claims
against Joseph w. Cushman. late II the
County Of New lork, deceased. to presen.
TIN saI1o with vouC hers thereof to the sub
E ribers. at place of transferring business of
the executors, care Il -StetsOn. jennings i.
Russell, 40 ID Broad Stl,et. in the Cttv
Of New York. or before the 18TH day OF
May neNt.
Dated, New York. the End day Of Noven-
ber. 1917
ilI.LkN M. VAN BOhkELEN
WILLARD v KING,
EDWARD +. GREENE
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BIRTHS

ElSENBERG-To Mr.. and Mrs. Felix E.
E'senbeyg tnee Edna Lehman, son.
March 13, 2473 Dawson av.. Bronx.
GREENsTEIN-Mr and Mrs. Louis Green
ste;n tnee Fanny Abramsonl. l31 West
1Ioeh St. announce the birth OF son
March 16.
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~, uf-l,s.r. Nl.. L

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER or
HOuor.hle John I. Cohalan, a surrogate
OF the County os New York. NOTICE i.
her 10y given to all persons having clalrns
against Alfred +. conklins. late of he
County OF Nv YORK, d ceased. t. present
the s4ine @ith ve4ehers thereof to the
subscribers at the office Of john c. Tom,in-
son, Esq. attorney for the executors, No
15 Broad Street, IN the City OF New YORK.
On or before the 20th day of May. 1918
Dated, Nov York. the 18th Gay Of 10.
ve.nOer. I9lT.
ALTRED C CONE. .Tr..
RICHARD i. ZEkECsA
JOHN c. ToMrINsoN. Attofmes fsr g;x.
ecutors. IS Broad Streef. New York CITY.
~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John I. Cohnlan. a aurrogate
of tAe County II Nc'H YORK. NOTICE, I,
herebJ given to ali persons having clai,n,
a@a!nst Louise Theckla Noesch. also known
as Ihe..a Koesch. also spoiled K0sch. late
of the County II New york, deceased, to
present the same With Vouchers thereof IN
thc subscriber, at her place or trangactinr
bus. at M Office of John q l)vcr ~
81 Chambers Street ia the o,!ty Of sou
York on or before the 9Th day Of Nav.
1@lS, next
Dated. New York, the sOth day Of octo.
OLGA REIIER. Adf1linistrot,,x
JOHN @. DYER. Attorney for ad,,,irt.
tratriA. ii Chambers street Ne,y Y,r,l,
CITY. IN
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GENIE. .TEkltS

TIE WooDLaWN CEMETERY
ESD 81 r. Harlem Tram and BY TrolJ.~
l-ots OF small size for sale
once 20 East zad ST. y
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HELP WANTED MALE

BOY for Office and errands: permanent position ::
aovancrinert; references. Marchant, % Flatbush
ave- Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-18

~ PURSUANCE or An ORDER OF uo>,.
orabir John l.. Cchalnn. a hurrnrnfs -,
tbs County Of New York -
SoTicN Us HEREBY GiVEN to all per.
late - tn County of New York, aneensed
10 present the snme with vouchora thereof -,
the subncriboc ~ us plnca OF trnnsnriI,,s
htwintsT. No. itD broadway. Borough -
Manhattan. ia the CITY Of Aoyg YORK on mr.
before ihe goth day "f August next
Dated. bon York, tho thirteenth dny OF
FeifuaFy. 1913.
GrARANrY TRUST COMPANY or NEW
YORK Exenutor.
S'etaou, jennings IL Ituse.l. At,ornoys for
Executor. Is Broad street. New York
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A wholesale house, largest in is line in tho
world has opening FOR young lady. with exceptiona al
sales ability 10 travel and promote safes al retail
stores. cnehy by means OF the telephone lary
giving s g. age experience and reference. w T., Box
New-York tribune., 1918-03-18
ENGAGEMENTS

CoIEMAN..HEIsCHMAN--Mr. and Mrs.
solomon He-scAman. 49, West 1l2th St,
announce the enmageme n. Of their dauch-
Ter Martha, TO Bernard S Coleman
FRANk-LEWlS-N and Mrs. George
Lewis. Of ho:el Walton, announce the en-
EaFement Of the daughter Florence Ro-
salye, to Mr. Jess Frank. AZ home sun.
day afternoon. March =. from ; to {. No
PERIBERG = sCHJLANG Mrs. PHIL,
achulang, Of III Wose ll9th st. announces
the engagenens OF her daughter. Pearl. to
NJ. Fred Perlberg, of Jersey City. Re-
ception Sunday. March o. at home after
= O'Clock p. m. No cards. Boston and
ohicago pnpers please copy.
RUBIN-HIRSCH-Mr and Mrs. Louis
H.tscil. OF SOS Eastern Parkway. BROOKLYN.
announce the engagement of their daugh-
ter kebecca l., to Mr.. Herman Rubin. Of
Brooklyn.
UER-GETLESON- and Mrs.
David Getleson, of G29 18th 81 BROOKLYN.
announce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Anna, to Mr.. Joseph Warshauer. of
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-18
BLANDT. MOONEY 6, SHiPNAN
Attorneys for Executors

MARVIN PURSUANCE OF
an order Of IouoraNle John T. Cohalan
notice is hereby given 10 all persons hay,ne
CO rus against Mary Stapleton late Of the
County OF New York, deceased, 20 present
the same, with vouchers thereof, TO iha sup-
scriher. at his place of t.aueaetlng business.
tt the Office Of MS attorneys, Emmet d Par
ish. 10. 81 Wall Stret, Borough OF Manhat-
ian, in the City OF New lorK on or before
the 31s, day Of August next.
Dated New York, the l9th day OF Febru-
ary. 1918.
EMMETT & PARISH Attorneys Tor Execu-
tor % Wall Sireel, Borough OF Manhat-
tan. CITY Of New York
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JOHN e. TOMIINSON. Attornc4 Tor ~
ecutors. is Broad Street New York CITY

CARROLL, CLARA l..;--iN pIRst-ANcr
ol an order Of Honorable JOHN = Co
UALAA. surrogate of the County or So.
Yorit, <0I iCA l. hereby given 10 eli perso,'e
hafiug claims against Clara l.. Carroll fotn
81 ale County Of ~" torj.. dec4sa d. 70
present th. s4ne with vouchers lhcreof 10
the subscriber a. is place of lraneactins
nusiness, NO 80 Broadway. in the CIV or
>e~ York. on or Miore the l5th day ~
July ncNt "a
Dated New York. the 9Th day Of January
1918.
UNION TRUs'g COMPANY or NEW yoRt
Miller, King. Lane & Tranora' -~NsDu'g,s NF1aancy.
ior ithec ecutoi, 80 Broadway, l.orouxn or
Manhattan. New York Ctty.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-18

WATTS NOHENT ~ PURSUANCE, ~, ~.
ofder OF honorable John + Cohalan - an
rogat' OF tns County pf New York. notic, ia
hereby given 20 all persons having oial,rs
nEaiast houert Watts, la,e Of The c'1,nfv a.
NeW York deeeased TO present the same VII
fn.chtra lnerfiog. To The subscriber at H.
place OF trAnAhctlns business, SO $50 Irond
way, N me Borough ot Manhattan OF fhc
City cf New YORK. Or before the isth .ia,
or june next. NA'
Dated. New York. the 10th day Of Decem.
Der. 1917.
Ia lqYNns TITLE AND TRUST COM.
IA%Y. t.Xocutors. 0'i
Dean. Tracy q Mcbarron. Attorneys for
Executor. SO. l60 Broadway. HSrough
of Manhattan. New York CITY
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SURKOGATES' NOTICES

IL PU2srANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable } ohn p Cohalan, Surrogate
- tue County of New ork. NOTICE is
aee.nst Albert W. SchaiIe. iatc of the
County Of New York. deceased. to present
the same with vouchers thereof to the sub
seribcrs at their p.ace of transactjug busi-
.se -. ut tine Office of Messrs. kurznan
ottinEer & Frank. No. - Broad Street, IN
the CITY Of New York. on OF before The
18th day Of july nvNt.
Dated. Ncw York. the 27th day OF De-
celI.btr, ISl7.
WILLIAM u. sCIIOILE.
l'ieF.ifERlCk ScA0II.F.
ALIEN DER Hf.RAiAil.
SEYMOUR y. kURZMAN,
HUFFMAN, oTTINGrR < FRANK. At
turncys for I.A cutors. Na. % Broad
Street, New York city.
BRUINS, HlNRICH sometimes known as
IiINRl B4lNS).-Ia pursuance Of an
order of the Honorable john T. Cohalan.
a Surrogate Of the County of New York
notice is hereby sitcH ta all persons nav
ing claims aeains, 1tinr.ch Bruins (some-
times known as Hcry IsruMsl. late Of the
County Of New York. deceased 10 present
y u" Same. with Vouchers thereof to the
subscribers, at their pace Of transacttne
business, the ot}ce os. tnclr attorneys
Itabe < Keller IsQs.. lumber 25S Broad
way. Manhattan. in the city If NvV York
on before the 5th day of July next
Dated December 24. 1917.
GESINE BRUINS
ANNA 33RJTNS,
EXecutriCes
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sTENOGRAPHERs.

sTENOGRAPHER for next six weeks with proba-
oiiity OF position being permanent: must be quick
T S'.u accurate of good education and appearance.
Woodcraft League Of America l3 West 29h St
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NLII.I.T 7 NIIS.
MINNIE J.. IsMMONS.
EMMETT & PARISH, Attorneys eor Execu
tors. - Wall Street, Borough Of Man
haitian. Cit4 Of New York

NAl,GFLI. MARIE JOSEPHINE - IN
PURSUANCE OF ~ ORDER ot Hon
Cral.e John J.. Cahalan, Surrogate o.
the County of New York, NOTICE is here
hy given to all persons having claims
gains. Marie Josephine Naegell, late Of
the county Of NeN York. d. 90 as d. To- pre-
sent the SAM with vouchers thereof to the
subscribers, at their place of transaotins <
hgssnt SIS, The oslice Of Blandy, Mooney <
in The city OF New York. on or before the
leta day # july rex.
Dated, Now York tho 21st Gay Of De.
cember, 1917
JEAN c. NAEGEII.
LAURENCE LANE MOORE.
RLANnY. MO0NEY & SHIpMAN
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COOK--Will assist laundry: four years best refer
ence: $40. Miss ShauGhnessys Agency, II West
4oi
New-York tribune., 1918-03-18
EAI3F. & KFLLtlR,
Attorneys tor EXecrtriCes
25S Broadway. Manhattan. New York City

TEETS, ARTIICR.-IN PURSUANCE OF
an order Of Houorable John p Cohalan
& Surrogate Of The County Of New York
notice is hereby given to all persoiis having
claims against Arthur Teets late Of the
County OF New York. deceased, to present
the same with vouchers thereof to the sub
scribers. at their place of transacting busi-
ness, at the office Of their Attorneys Emnet
g Parish No. y Wall Street, Borough Of
Manhattan, in the City Of New York. on or
before the 3lst day of August next
Dated New York. tn 10Th day OF Febru-
ery, 1918.
r.L.L.rI, 1,.1...
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lOOK.-Young; Scotch; splendid city references
wages $40. Miss Shaughnessys Agency. Il West
ID
New-York tribune., 1918-03-18

COOK-I'ublic: for Institution. school, hospital etc
lieelan Agency l5l West Goth st. Telephone
Chelsea 5i93.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-18

COUPLE.-Ketned young Americans: butler useful
housekcerer; efficient: prefers bachelors countr;
home exceptionally desirable $50 Mrs. Mason 5
Agency. l3l West 42d st.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-18

COOK. Scotch Protestant: excellent city reference
s4j NJ. Miss Ho!mayer's Agency 10 Eas; 43d
st. third floor Telephone S947 Murray Hill lou
New-York tribune., 1918-03-18

COOK and WAITRESS. aud houseworker,. cham
hcrmaids; reliable: good references leIti',
Agency II East l25ih st Telephone Harlem 55i5
New-York tribune., 1918-03-18

FRENCH COUPLE.-First class gardener; wife
uscsu days work: splendid people for gentle
mans place: fine recommendations: Si5 Miss Shea
Agency. 30 +. 42d. Murray Hill 67T4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-17

Home lIsL Bell Phone 30
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-17
THE MELTING POT
Some Take Pot Luck With Us"
LITTLE BOBBY'S PA.
BY William Il. Kirk.

Ia. 1 have a noshun to cuff yure
ears.
Let the kid alone, sed Mister
Black surely. he sed. wen neeriy
Ian the grown men in the wurld
are slamming eech other around for.
a goal, ne sed, you cant blaim lit
tel boy for showing his spunk. i
.fEger that Bonnie is outclassed. he
sed. but il wont hurt him much TO
get a few slams. I got mine wen 1
was yung, he sed. * handed out a
few.
1 know. sed Pa, but my boy Termed
10 box from me, sed Pa, & it isent
fair for him to be picking on other
boys.
If he Termed TO box from you, sed
Mister Black, he is a wunderful
child TO be abel 10 hit anybody 1
cant hgger him out at all, sed Mis-
ter Black.
After thay was gone Pa sed BOD
bic. the gratest thing in this wurld
is kindness, but sumtimes we have
TO put one oaver sed Pa, q Wen
we do. let US put oaver the first one,
|sed Pa
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-17
DECEMBER II. 1913.
THE CONTRAST.

The German towns into which the allied armies
advancing are gay with lights theaters and movies
crowded plenty churches cathedrals
lnscarred beauty. Street running factories
are operating regularly. The German soldiers many Of
them happily reunited with their families have re-
sumed their former occupations. Happy women pretty
8 Dung girls rosy children are everywhere.
What contrast an this is TO the towns Of France AMI
j., gium. laid waste by the Germans Lille scissors
81, Quentin and Ypres many another! There are
many soldiers left return them. but when
they do come bacN what win they ind? The very
ocad worse.
streets OF the beautiful cathedrals perhaps
broken spire remains bit carved stone shoyr
that here once a house of God
The smile but little these the
upon whom German soldiers wreaked their will The
children who Just innocent confdin
;he German caidren-where they now. what
they ike and who blame? And the young girls
like the young German girls smiling
Gers-who violated their innocence and stole away
their youth2
There is something sckening in the between
SNUG. comfortable Germany welcoming her soldiers
after their debauch cruelty anG these poor,
desolate with their degolate peopt
is well TO bear this mind. as peace
conference assemblies Then there be little danger
tuat any peace terms dictated to Germany will seem
too harsh to any nation save Germany herself "a
natter OF fact It will be "A difficult matter for any
men inherently decent impose terms that harsh
enough to be adequate punishment for all the ruin
and horror that Germany has wrought
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-17

Mister Black was oayer 10 our
house last mite. he brot his little boy
with him; his wife & Ma went to a
meeting OF thare club.
Well, old sport, sed Pa 10 Mister
Rlack, haven't seen you for "a dogs
age How is things down on the
Curb? sed Pa.
Vary brite, sed Mister Black.
About two yeers moar like this *
can settel down on the farm q
watch the wurld go by, he sed.
That is fine, sed Pa. / wish
cud say as much. l doant dare TO
watch the wurld go by, sed Pa, if
j did / wud newer catch up ag-
gem. 1 have 10 KEEP plugging along,
.sed Pa
suppoas so, sei Mister Black.
That is a fine littel boy you have
thare, he sed He was looking at
me K he was Cross Eyed.
Yes, sed Pa, BObbie is o. x. nc
is lerning 10 box, sed Pa. 1 belieVe
the yung lads of this CRATE and
glorus nashun shud begin prepar-
ing brite x erly, sed Pa.
Bennie can hox sum, too, sed Mis-
ter Black Put up yure dukes, Ben
ME, he sed.
< Bonnie put up one of his dukes,
It hit me in the eye
Then 1 put up both my dukes *
both of them hit Bonnie in his two
(2) eyes & he began to cry.
la, ha, sed Pa, boys Will be boys.
Yes indeed. sed Mister Black.
Eennie Will beegin his crate drive
in a minnit, he sed Go TO him.
Bonnie.
/ doant want TO, he plays too
rough. sed Bonnie.
All rite. sed Bennie's father, you
4 you're trend run along now & let
Is talk.
Then Pa < Mister Black BEGAN
to talk K / was going 10 show Ben
ME my new ball q bat * he sneeked
up Behind me q hit me in the back
OF the he'd x nocked me oaver. bur
got up q pasted him good.
Robbie, sed Pa. wen he pulled me
away, you are a Iittel Reich, sed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-17
MIR. HEARST AND MIR. LENROOT
Fort Wayne Journal Gazctte.)

The disclosures relative Mr. Hearst and his
toward the and toward Prest Wilson previous
the declaration of while startling harmony
with the tone OF his which those days looked
upon the president dlctator During the last year
the Chicago paper any rate has been keeping within
the bounds and supporting not only the but the
administration but previous 20 that time follow
ing precisely the lines of Jeremiah OLeary and his
trfoe Whether there anything criminal in the
ties disclosed IS matter for the department OF justice
determine In view OF the fact that the department
has long been possession OF the facts and has
no hostile move IL is TO be assumed that Mr. Hearst
is about in the with Mr. Lafol!ette
heartily in favor Of the embargo munitions which
considered bad until became good with
closure that Mr. Lenroot voted that Hearst also
favored the McI-emOre resolution but papers
nouncing him FOR that quite indignant when
used against Mr. Lenroot In truth Mr. Hearst and
Lenroot to ave along pretty much on
the track The press generally over IN country
hoOted the idea that Mr. Lenroot 100 percent
loyal American. and perhaps the same reasonins
can be made 20 apply 20 Mr.. Hearst. Both stood for
things before entered the that did much 10
create ugly feeling this country. So a plague on
both their houses
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-17
WHY DOES LIE MEEP2

The kaiser is reported as having -.eQuent d,- Of
weeping. and seeming AN times sad and dc
pressed.
This most interestinE. Why should he mourn? He
is wealthy None of his family killed in the war.
Some Of has women outraged tht little people
trat he loves bayonetted torn fra their parents
and left hunger and die. The women OF German
.s.0us orders ave suffered violation The little
-lIs or Germany happy and whole and free as
tile girls should be- unlike Jhe heartrendng girls Of
rance and Belgium
The German cities stand undeyastated and prosper
ready resume at moments notice their normal
Industrial why should the kaiser weep sad
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-17
FOUR MORE TRANSPORTS
SET SAIL FOR HOME

WASHINGTON, Dec. l.. - An
nouncement was made by the war
department late Monday o. the sail
ing from France OF four additional
transports, the General Gorgas, the
Saxonia, the Cedric and the Mon
golia. L r.. Stettinus specia- repre-
sentative Of Secy. Baker in France,
is returning aboard the Cedric.
Aboard the Cedric is the 332nd
aero squadron and ten casual COM
panies and a large number of sick
and wounded unassigned officers
and other general casuals.
Aboard the Mongolia are the 73rd
and 74th coast artillery and the
13Sth field artillery with headquar-
tiers of the fortieth coast artillery
brigade The vessel also carries 735
sick and wounded men.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-17

proportions original properties II
is said that steak preserved in this way for year
more has been cooked and served without anyone
pecting that It not perfectly fresh.
This Is along the line OF the 'dehydration' methods
which the department of agriculture has been
mendins strongly during the past ear. aid 10
food conservation. II is really return first prin-
ciples for appears that original process OF pre-
serving meat consisted>in drying it the sun. is
zone in many parts Of the world TO this day Our own
pioneer ancestors applied the principle generally,
Ing large quantities Of fruits vegetables instead Of
canning them Indeed. America housewife has
yet forgotten the
The columbia dried steak seems to De merely an i'm
provement the oldtme 'JerNed beef the dried
buffalo meat OF the American Indian. Presumably Il
keeps little perfectly preserves better
and Is somewhat easier 10 its original dmen
sions and appearance In meat alone, such process
Will be immensely valuable in its saving Of storage
house and transportation expenses If it, similar
methods can be applied to foodstuds in general viii
enormously facilitate food conservation