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Evening journal., 1918-12-11
REAL EsTATT-FoR SALE.
FOR SALB
C. J. O'KEEFE
FOR SALE

Near Concord Ave and Van Buren, 81
square plan, ml-detached house. seven
rooms, bath. porch. heater gas aud elec-
Iiic light, Auto entrance aud garage space
Practically new. il you wish 70 be settled
by thrhtmns and as this house Is now va
cant. we Will allow you 10 move IN imme-
diateiy upon the placing Of your deposit
Immediate possession on 1921 W. Fourth
street. You can move In upon payment
Of deposit and have your transfer az
later date. BE comfortably Fixed before
Christmas IN this modern home sf seven
rooms bath, porch and heater
Evening journal., 1918-12-11
FORMER SENATOR IN OIL.

The portrait'of former Senator J.
Frank Alec, which Is 70 hang In the
state House, at Dover, has been finish
ed by Clswson S. HammItt. and is now
on exhibition IN the window OF NIL
lard =. Davis. Tenth snd Market streets.
Senator Alec came to this city yesler-
day TO view tho work, and expressed
himself as well satisfied with H.
Evening journal., 1918-12-11
J. HOWARD GORDON.
9i5 Orange Street

FOR SALE.
STORE PROPERTY, ~ EAST SEC
OND STREET..
1O-ROOM HOUSE NEAR TENTH
AND BROOMn. WILL TRADE FOR
SMALL HOUSE
NEW SQUARE PLAN ROUSE NORTH
or BRANDT\VINE
HOuSE AT. HILLCREST, 7 ROOMS
AND BATH POSSESSION AT
ONCE.
% ACRES on FAULK ROAD \
NEW HOUSES on MARKET
STREET, BETWEEN TWENTY
SIXTH AND TWENTY SEVENTH
STREETS.
500 FRANKLIN STREET. II ROOMS
AND BATH.
222s MARKET STREET. APART
MENTS; GOOu INVESTMENT
1905 RODNEY STREET, 10 ROOMS
AND BATH.
G. NJ. TOWNSEND,
923 MARKET ST.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-30
F|FTY-F|f1Y PLAN AGAIN
 EFFECTIVE

The fifty-fifty plan, Or pohfd for pound of substitutes. is again, in effect governing the sale of wheat flour in the first and third divisions of Alaska. Fifty-flfty' is now the rule with no exceptions In the event 9 dealers supply Of various substitutes is exhausted he will not be permitted to sell wheat flour at all until a supply of sub stitules is received to be sold in the proper proportions with the wheat flour-Uound for pound.
 Authorized substitutes which must now be purchased pound-for- pound with wheat flour are: Nbar- lev flour, buckwheat flour. corn flour, potato flour, rice flour corr starch, corn grits, hominy, oat- meal, rice, rolled oats, cornmead' sweet potato flour, soya bean flour and Feterita flour and meals. Po- atoes may be bought as 8 substt- tue for a temporary period, It the ratio Of one-hiS'f of thd amount of Substitutes required nt the rate of four pounds of pcta'toes foN every pounds of substitutes requsr- ed to be purchased.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-30
PACK TRAIN WILL OPEN
 TOMORROW

Skagway's famous restaurant THE PACK TRAIN--KaramaHI and Clecack proprie!Ors, will open. for business again tomOm,om mo!ning, Easter Sunday.
 The Pack Train reSEaurant is Il peculiar institution of Skagway, having grown Up with the city It is famous for its culinary de+ partment, and in the early boom days of the city was said to have Eo equal north of San Francisco.
 The proprietorS O. the Pack Train are experienced restaurant men. and kE'ow how to get up a9d serve meal that tickles the palates of all who trade at the reItaurant.
 The Pack Train closed last fall temporarily, and in the meantime repairs have been made, and the restaurant is now in shape Iur the Spring Rnd summer business, and to serve its patrons in way tn" can be no better.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-30

On Thursday a delightful family gathering took place in the Manse the occasion being the h1Tthday of Ruth. daughter of the Rev pre.d and Mrs. L. H. Pedersen' None was presetn except the rela- tives and Miss Frances Kennedy, a close friedn Of Miss Pederseni Mrs, Andrew Stevenson and her little daughter, Ruth contributed to the feas. of good things by taking A fine birthday cake handsomely dec orated with an appropriate inscrip- tiou and candles. Along with the cake was give an goodly sized freezer of ice cream. This Is the sixteenth birthday of Miss Ruth Pedersen and all her many friends are wishing her sixteen measures ot happiness.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-30
A. c. BLANCHARD NOMINATED
 FOR TOWN CLERK

1. c. Blanchard was chcbR by the Citizens party last might Gs thrir candidate for City Clerk in the municipal election to be held Tuesday. MT. Blanchard has been resident of Skagway since 1901, and has always taken Tn interest in the welfare of the town, having served On the :TowT Council fou four years, or three terms. His efforts and work have always been for t5e good of Skagway. MT. Blamch- ard is a property owner, tax payeD believes in trading at hloms, and is a real American citizen.
 Mir. Blanchard, being candidate for Town Clerk at the Municipal Election. April 2nd, respectfully solicits your support, and will ap- precia1e your vote.
 Registration closes at mine o'cL1ck tonight. Register now amd vote Tuesday for A. c. Blanchard for Town Clerk. -Adv.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-30
SOLDIERS GUARD PROPERTY
 IN CITY OF SEWARD

Nominally to guard government property in Seward but incidental ly to put a stop to many acts or sedition reported to the city and federal officials, a detachment of the 14th Infantry arrived on the Admiral Watson this morning from Fort Liscum. The detachment is in charge of Lieut.. Long and there are 22 men in the command sent here.
 Today the boys are quartered at the Hotel Sexton ,and Lieut.. Long, wife anh two childTen registered at the Horel Seward
 Permanent quarters for the de- tachment of soldiers will he in the government cottageg On Third aVen- ue, north of Lowell creek.
 It Is understood that n strict guard will be maintained at the Seward dock and along the govern ment rightofway, besides all other property owned by the gov ernment in this locality. This guard will be established just as soon as the detachment is fitted up in headquarters. Sup plies wel, brought here om the Admiral Watson and trausferring 0f them C the government cottages will begin undoubtedly tomorTow-
 The men, from Lieut.. Long right down the line are e fine looking bunch of fellows and their presence will be appreciated.-SewardI Gate way. '- LE etf
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-30
CITIZENS PARTY
 CANDIDATES

The Citizens Convention held in the FLremen's hall last night al S o'cbackl was well attended. Nom- nations were made for mayor, three councilmen, city clerk, city trea0 surer, and president of the school board.
 Howard Ashley was nominated and elected to be the party's can- didate for mayor, to succeed him self. He was nominated by E.. J. Shaw.
 P. H. Ganty nominated L. E. ReynOldson for councilman, the latter being then elected on the ticket. N. O. Hardy nominated James Kennedy to succeed himself as coun' cilman. The latter was elected.
 James Kennedy nominated Max Gutfeldt as colncilman, the lat ter being chosen to be candidate for councilman ol the Citizens | ticket.
 Phil Abrahams hominatedI A. c. Blanchard for city clerk. E. J. Shaw placed the n:me of P. H. McClelland before the convention, Blanchard received the nomination oy vote of IA to z.
 Howard Ashley nominated Phil Abrahams for city treasurer. The nominations were then closed, Abrahams receiving the election on the ticket
 w. ". Blanchard nominated V. l. Hahn :r succeed himself on the school board. The nomination was elected.
 Martin Conway was nominated and elected to succeed himself as permanent chairman of the Citi- zens Party.
 Retiring councilmen are Mayor Howard Ashley, A. c. BlanGhard, N. O, Hardy and James Kennedy. City Treasurer, Phil. Abrahams, and School Director, V. l. Hahn, also retire.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-30
TO THE VOTERS OF sKAGWAY

l hereby announce my candidacy for reelection to the office of City Clerk. l am D property holder and tax payer and my past yeAr' S record in the office is evidence of my loyalty and efficiency. On this l solicit your Note-
 Respectfully
 P. H. McClelland
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-30
CHURCH NOTES
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

special Easter Exercises Sunday morning II o'clock by the Sunday school. In the evening Easter sermon by the minister, and special music by the choir, also a solo bY Mr. w. c. Blanchard. The pub lie Is cordially invited to all th9 services. l
 l.. Fl. PedeIBen.
 Minister.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-30

MT. Geoorge sinclair of Atlin, wbo has been in Skagway for a fortnight will be passenger oal the Princess Sophia EoF vancouver and other coast cities.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-30

I hereby anOunce myself as an INDEP candidate for the office of TOWN CLERK at the election to be held on the 2nd day of April 1918.
 Respectfully,
 Clyde Rogers.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-30

MT. A. J. Baker, ST, who went to Ellensburg, washington, for q visit with his son, MT. Hlihu Ba- ker, returned on the Princess Roy al to Juneau and after B few days sojourn in the Capital city re turned home on the City of Seat tie,
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-30
.O--0--0

Mir. and Mrs. Christopher Beaton alc their three children are in Skagway waiting for a train to Carcross; from there they will go by stage to Atlin.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-30
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Christian Science Services will be held Sunday evening at 7:S0 o'clock in the Alaskan building. Surject ct:-REALITY,
 The public is welcome.
 Sunday School 12 o'clock.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-30
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
 ATTENTION

There Is an urgent request that all members be On tima sunday ev- eniDg as there Is g. matter oE importance under discussion.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-30
FOR SALES room partly furnish cd cottage. Inquire after z p. m. Cor. State and 10th St.

FOR SALE-A De Lavel Cream Separator, No. IS. Used only six months and good as new. Will sell at bargain. Apply E. Eggen' Douglas, Alaska.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-30
ST. MARKS CATHOLIC CHURCH

Early Mass and Communion at S:30 a. n.
 Late Mass and Instruction 10:3O 8. m.
 Evening Service 7:3o o'clock. All are cordially invited.
 Fr. P. H. TuTnell, s. J..
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-30

With the exception of the night ly gatherings at Keller Bros, there has been little going on in the SO cial life of Skagway, the past week.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-30
THE WEEK
 IN SOCIETY

Mrs. Harrriet s. Pullen returned on tbe City of Seattle fTsd dm 8 wis it ot business and pleasure to Ju- ,neau,
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-30
RED CROSS NOTICE

The surgical dressings classes will meet Monday and Thursday af- ternoons Of next week. .'
The evening herald., 1918-06-27

Hopkins tilted back his chair hc the porch of the
fishing shack pulled mcdiatyc his and philosophical as
he given do fishing trips
Il was lust thrkn of what like ne said II find mighty
good conson njuc mind all the peaSn
For one thing like fishn Its artistic and
esn' don uothin there And when dom nothn
he expaudm. As the poet says:
..Not less deem u,d there are Power
idch Of
That can feed this mind Of ours
possvencss
''If fshin ain a wise payencs don't know what is
'Then lot o other things enjoy little things
big things don't much, when 10
bein' just comfortable.
u like drawer that pulls and shovcS without
bindn. like a sharp knife. that cuts
~ like friend that without takh all the time
the kind of fellow YOU keep still with
Il like kind that takes the best in for granted
the kind don Z have TO be cxpaun to all the time.
Il like a that slick fresh napkin every meal and
handkerchief that smells % cleanliness and not perfumcry
that pencil that sharp aud
ink that makes good black mark
Il like that been military academy, stand
straight. and are polite to their mothers.
II like dogs that go way when YOU tell them TO-
81 like little books about the size oi your hand
81 like weather mostly bright sunshine but mixed every
in a while with a good soakiH rain
Il like smell of ncw-falu of fresh cut hay. of the
and of bIoomin trees in spring
Il like race, baseball parade and the crowds
o election night
Il like game of poker when nobody go home
After nome from thcGt"r like o SI around with the
folks and talk all
'I like unexpected company get my pay check like
to be flattercd when know it's ym.
Il like folks that naturally agreeable bat the kind
that tries TO bc agreeable.
II like loafn a drug dm' in automobile, Slccpn
in Turkish bath and hayn girl manicure nails
But what don I you like | asked,
Il don't like people that always talkm about wha, they
don like, he answered
The evening herald., 1918-06-27
ARTIFICIAL DREAMS
Ivy IT. ADDINGTON BRUCE
Author o The Riddle of
tCopyrsnt i0ls. 10y The Associated @rWspspcrsD

would speak scarcely word. ami u
Vas long hn;"r" pr brilI could per
'u''" h"r 90 make up q dream.
Thcn she told him a fantastic story
"i seeing 20 horrible. Rhasily object
N"t1' animal which nrc'thca under
thu water
when IullN1 1'l, TINS artiOcid
dream gradually brought Co her mind
some l"ng forgotten experiences ~
childhood. experiences % q most uu'
pheasant sort
consciously they had quite ttlcd
from her mind But suhcuusciously
tncl hrd fingered iu H. 90 bee dggr.t-
vt'rt nb rtcr emotional shocks of u
peculiarly personal character. and
eventually iu Eitc riso 20 the pitiou'I
The evening herald., 1918-06-27
Fashions for Americans

THE lingerie OF Tub blouse If the

THE lingerie OF tub blouse is the
most popular separate waist ot
this summer season Nhiic
garments at Geurgcttr ANA other
sheer silks may br aa comfortable,
uCy are not SO dainty Tor md-Suri-
mcr daNs, SO many cotton aud thn
linen blouscs have not been seen lu
the shops for many Years.
rcplum models are shown. but tins
type OF blouse docs not develop so
gltraCt,Nply IN 81 tub idD.t, as a doce
IN material or e. richer ana moia
drcssy type. and at the same tine
women tirr OF the blouse thu
IL must be finished with q belt Of
sell rabric OF SIR, ribbon, otc. Some
OF the smRrtcst washable blouses
have elongated front sections. with
back reaching only to the waist line
Sometimes this long front Is ,lasscl
as "hibettc" front, ana again IL is
dubbed q half pcplum
The sketch illustrates dainty ht-
tie blouse with the long front. which
may hc made up attracuNcly IN sheer
cotton soilc, orgHndy ol haudkcr-
chief linen. The TINY rufilc OF self
fabric gives the garment a prctt,
finish, and AN additional thinning
touch is added by the hcmstitChing
which outlines the yoke and forms
square below. The little point of em-
hroidcrN shown IN the sketch may
be- used or omitted according 90
choice
The sash belt which holds this
blouse neatly ~ place may bc OF self
fabric, or it may bc OF ribbon or
soft WIk There IS little variety iu
the seasons sleeves. whether they are
part Of dress, suit or blouse. Sleeves
ate plain. follow tbr shape of the
arm, and have JUS, enough fulncss
for comfort, In tho blouse here
The evening herald., 1918-06-27

~ oWADANS. when the psyche.
M logically trained expert in N"
treatment OF nervousness Is
otherwise unable To discover the real
cause of patients nervous rundi.
tion, he asks the patient to relate "a
frw o.. hts recent dreams
He does this because It has been
found that careful analysis 81 the
dreams X pretty sure 20 reveal secret
fears. wishes. and mental conflicts.
which. unknown 90 the patient. may
he making him nervous
Hut often the expert ~ told that
his patient has no dreams to relate.
- never dream" b. statement he
frequently hears. 'or u do. for.
gct all about my dreams ON waking
IN this ease q would seem. the
door to understanding must remain
tightly shut But there stpl i3 e way
of opening u. which the most up-to-
date "Npcrt take. Greatly 60 the
astpnishmcut uf thch patient the,
tel them
Even n ,uu never dream. YOU can
a. least make up orodu. Relate
'umc Imaginary one"
The patients natural, think this
absurd. and protest that 10 can hc
onk e useless waste uf time
Actually II may bc time spent To
the best purpose, ana leading Cir'c,'.
Is 20 q cure. Fur experiment has
demonstrated that secret th1ughts
responsible for ucryuugncsz are AZ
likely to b"tray themselves in artlfi.
cial dreams oa in genuine ones.
Take an instance rcpprtcd by Dr
\ Rrill of Sew York. one 0t thr
tirst to make use of artificial drcams
In treating functional disorders of the
mind and nervous ~ stem
Ills patient IN this instance was a.
Young woman OF 20, who suffered
from intense mental depression She
The evening herald., 1918-06-27

pleasure / didn't know him at al.
nut the hEht was so poor ~ was easy
tu make mistake so I answered
uuit' pleasantly Il tear you are mis-
taking mo Tor someone YOU know
lio saw bus mistake "nd APOLOGIZE Il
'diin- W.stouL Aou Tor T.
u hut J suppose that would NOT
iiait,r Nuu Tho T. he
mentioned was o very pretty sociCt,
rir. who Had redeemed somewhat
Spectacular past hy maklug nral.
N"ut mlTrag, However" Lc adI.
ed sH' NJs married tn, $ bank
book .ma that ruN,is 90 multitude
0a NOT know mo lady" Z 5000.
sv,.n. ,,u ,ullIf hated us
,nau., v. atitud, lID had been 500
The evening herald., 1918-06-27

goIug To hc working with mules is
nn reason YOU buddies has got to
hand mc the horse laugh
Ana with that Fat went whis,ling
on his way and We didn't see go more
oi him for about -four days when he
com" hobbling back looking like ne
had hccu leading one Of these what
they cali stratcgical retreats. which
's " fancy word tor foylofn hope. Il
took ~ abuu, twelve hours OF lhten.
s,Nr eross-eNaminutiun before We got
al that happened, ana thpn We never
The evening herald., 1918-06-27
PRIVATE DANNY
IN FRANCE
BY FRAZIER HUNT

looks to Wc from birds eve view
like ! was mighty out oi luck.
SEQ. OF course Sandy ana me sym
pJthI1od aLl told hlW that there
wasn't q chance uf them trusting him
with 81 team uf mules and that the
reason hc Wa. picked was because
they wanted men In the supply com
puuN who had strong backs and
weak brains Juu tHJ' ne was CHOSE
entirely ou account OF his size and
UftiuE ability ana nothing else.
Then. %. course he got sore. hut
pretty soon he come around all right
and said. We'll Just because ! am
The evening herald., 1918-06-27

knew whether 10 was the whole aud
nuthiuE sut %, truth
Fat il srrms had boon assigned
- one" upon reporting e. act e. the
h"1., tuau on wagon that Was ear.
O. .ng uppu, lhi' iuh of hru,y
hc,nr principally engaged iu uftug
heavy bus". and bags. ct, Tho driN.
ing WIS done hy a regular wagoucrr.
which is sort ut union ct ARMY
drivers called the Mule Sknuots
among the trade Fat can never.
never hope now 10 be- one ot them
According 10 Fat his wagon vlth
the .uul mules had Just taken ON y
load from 81 . VI. stUrchuuSr and
they we're getting ready "a start when
the driver handed the reius over To
Fat and told him Go hold them while
h' ran htvk ana muucco Ct smoke
ofin thc . " sergeant We'll. the
driver hadn't am, more than Wmucd
OFT the scat when motorcycle car
como ly, blow q tire that Sounded
like Fr-nch 30 goinE Oft aud
thing' w'r, stDrtng
WIN four strange r,lus In his hand.
Fdi couldn't help but pun the wrong
ones. and u about ten seconds ho
had some fine spectacular runaway
started. lu the first two hIockr hs
iust missed four gcndarmcs or ma.
tive polio, Dos onc-hal inch each IN
The nest block o." made a . NJ car
tain climb a tree; In the next ,iuat.
'cr milo he nit a T. VI C. 4 Ford
and turned ~ over thrro tituc' aud
in the most block he ,lught tho
rol"ncls private crr side blow tore
on two light and q couple OF Yards
oi mudguards. and then in tho next
block Fat Jumped lust st the old
Wagon hit t curb ana turned over.
Wen when tho culoncl cot
through with the g NJ captain ana
Tho .. NJ captain got through with
'h" Mulr skinner and the Mulc skin.
n'r got through with F.t. Fat didn't
care what happened if theyd only
max" hiw ' peaceful duuFhbov ish,.
lng 900 tho mud n was putrhmrn
ana not mules that Fat said he come
over Co battle with
The evening herald., 1918-06-27

. M and arrives
an my station at
one a. IN / never
take a sleeper OF
course as the time
rs so short / Wus
seated IN the ddy
coach which was
very iimly light.
eel when n T.
walked IN
io stumbled up
the aisle ana th1i
catching sight OF
me he cstendcd
hIs hand suyiu-.
Well. how do you
do" V'Hte IL "a
The evening herald., 1918-06-27
TGLKINC 1T OVER
The Male Gossip
With Lorno Moon

C(I DON'T know asS creature more
dangerous ur VindictiVC." eve
were discussing male gossps)
81 wet one iu the tram last night"
continued tho lIttic Widow. Il was
on nay way ont to the farm to spend
the week end vith Mother ns you
know the tram leaves here At eleven
The evening herald., 1918-06-27

Chapter 20.
TiE other day Private Fat wal
ter, COME around 90 SANDY Splits
and mc and said, Wen. what
du you think now hope I get
captured Dos e. Grrmap cook if
haven't been temporarily assigned to-
tho supply COMPANY They got mules
bon that outfit ANA J .luut know no
more about mule than do about
ruunW the Russian government And
ynu got tu know how 20 drive them
birds. aud couldn't no muI, dliyr
"a tc,u uI thcur tAau / could drive one
of these here French batticplJuc-. o.
The evening herald., 1918-06-27

~ ETEE RABBIT bad the lovcucst
nap while Mr. SLOW Poke the
koN Turtle went ON about her
business when at last Peter did
open his eyes Mrs. SLOW Poke was mo-
where iu sight. My goodness. / must
have been asleep" cAclaimcd Peter
% certainly must have been asleep.
II doesn't seem to me that can
possibly have closed my eyes fur more
than q minute, but Mrs. SLOW Poke
isn't 90 hc seen and she couldn't pos
sibly have disappeared in a minute.
wonder how long | have been nap
ping Aud { wonder where Mrs. Slow
Poke is shall have to shak, 90
leg and find out"
uy shaking "a leg rotrr mrant that
h, would have to hurry about lie
yawu,d twice. stretched. and then
began To- hurry this way aud that
way uuu thu other way AN the time
lnoklug eagerly for some signs of Mrs.
SLOW Poke. lIut AN his looking was
W vaiu lr hadn't the least ldc., in
which direction she was most likely
tu have gone and his eyes were not
sharp enough tu motto, the yer, FAINT
HIra- shv had left ut she travelled
The evening herald., 1918-06-27

ENtpESTiN pleased 10 scc hen and
then finding his mistake hC was
more than arcr To- discuss her m %
dispuraEIuL v1, wi,h stranger
But tina a fust charactcusu, oi tho
breed
Thauk heaven there are not many
men IKE Tat. Most men are morv
than willing to let byEoucs bc by
cones, but IT ~ Just that very taot
that makes the occasional Male Cos
sip so dangerous Women viii in
yarahk pull q pretty woman 80
pieces. so the whole world lust uods
wisely and attaches ,cty httlc i'm
portuncc 10 what they SAY They are
Jealous. aud the whole world know s
II They don't believe half the thiuLs
they say themselves That is Wh,
pretty woman rcgalns her chara,-
ter completely when she becomes too
fat ur too pUssc So pat other women
IA the shade
Hut when q man speaks h ts dif-
fcrent Men so rarely make state.
mcnts of slandcrous nature that a
man nccd only hint OF something
wrong, TO count tho woman out for
all time There rs something very
cheap and small about man who
VIII use that powcr Co make hfc
uardcr fur woman. mo- matter how
foolish she may have been. We cN-
poet H man tu hc generous m hi.
IuIrmeut ui women. Iust as vr ,>-
poet Nuu Co Do" brave And lrt,r alI
only .pwarl would hurt sumcou,
wh" ,uu3t ru back
m1ua Druokcdnrsr often grts
N'm W'u nu1HuaI straits
man Uhur tn bol,N, u ,fpyuaI
The evening herald., 1918-06-27

shown ,Ur slcov,s are finished with
% uu, rurl, winch s 300 turn edged
vttn l narrow one.
Efu,, white. PLAN colon oI urut.
cu .uiI, could be- used tor the blouse
here shown. and % desired ColorcI
hiurs, Wght Ic ruiil,d iu white
The evening herald., 1918-06-27

Mdn> " man who undertake in
carry ont his tdcat discovers when
n n too late that ne ts victim of
misplaced confidence tu muscIt
The evening herald., 1918-06-27

I's hard to keep a secret which you
fairly ache tu tell
Nur tu kuow such secrets D.. often
quite as well
The evening herald., 1918-06-27

maua ,ruohcdnrse often grts
hm w'u financial straits
The evening herald., 1918-06-27

'Noi lcss deem tina there are Powers
which OF themselves our minds impress.
THAT we can feed this mind Of ours
In wise passiycncss.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-20
Not Taking Any Chances.

The allies aren't lifting any block ades until they have got Germany nailed down tight.-Rochester Herald