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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-10-04

Chinese Sacred Lily Bulbs for sale
at the Greenhouse. 1t
@ ga
A card received by Mr.. R. J. Spell
announces the safe arrival of his
brother, VIM. c. Spell, in France.
pa "a
When you think of something to
eat think of the Sanitary Market. We
have nice pork, pork sausage, WIEN
er sausage, bologna sausage, mince
specially, spare ribs, bacon, butter,
bag, eggs and cheese. VIII have
plenty of liver for tomorrow and
plenty of GOOD BEEF at all times.
Yours to serve. J. G. SIMMONS.
p "a
Sell your mules and save feed un-
till you need them. l will pay cash
for them this week. J. G. Williams
NV.
Col. D. B. Nicholson, of Camp
Wheeler, Macon, is spending a few
days in the city with his family on
South Lee street
"a "a
Miss Blanche Bowden, of Wood
bury, is the attractive guest of her
brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. G.
M: -Bowden . -v~@ 50
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Robinson and
Mrs. ]. c. Brewer returned home
Thursday from Tate Springs, Tenn,
where they spent several weeks in the
interest of Mrs. Brewers health.
Smoked country Style Pork Sau-
sage, 40c.-Tisdels.
Miss Irene Jones has returned home
after short visit to Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eloway Forbes and
baby, of Ocilla, were visitors in our
city Thursday.
Mrs. Charlie Butler and little daugh-
ter, of Brunswick, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Give Ware on North
Main
Mr.. Dan Mckay, of Camilla, spent
Thursday in Fitzgerald visiting
friends.
Our Hay Balers, Stalk Cutters,
Cane Mills and Wood Saws are the
BEST and CHEAPEST. Martin
Mfg. Co. MFtf
Mrs. Lawrence c. Glover and Miss
Lillian Howell visited friends in Ocil-
la Thursday
Mrs. Willie Garbutt, of Valdosta,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. R. M.
Ware.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Wilcox an
nounce the birth of fine boy Sunday,
Sept 49, at the home on South Grant
street.
pa pa
Miss Melba Dozier has returned
home after delightful visit to Miss
Zelda Harper in Ocilla.
! "a "a
Misses Kathleen Ethridge and Hell
en- McLane and Mrs. J. E. Patterson
spent Monday in Ocilla the guest Of
Hon. and Mrs. ]. A. J. Henderson
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-10-04
Screen the Waste Can.

The waste can which Is effectively
screened in with circle of wire fen
cling, over which vines have been train
ed, saves it's own particular corner
from unsightliness. The vined circle
should be large enough to admit free
handling of the can it conceals.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-10-04
We Buy |
Cd False Teet

We pay $500 to $500 perfe Meat at
broke or not). We also pay &C,
value of Diamonds, old Gold ,Sil,
and Bridge-work. Send at once nd little
parcel post and receive cash by Webb
turn mail. Mr.. Geo
MAZER'S TOOTH SPECIALThis after
Dept. x, 2O07 So 5th ST. Philadelro Macon
f-ded Nov. p Pa
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-10-04
Some Einancier.

"The fair defendant has been &C
quilted"
$50 I hear"
els she thinking Of going on the
stageT
"Not yet. She's too smart for that.
She's going to marry her lawyer, and
save a corking big fee."
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-10-04

Mrs Guy tombstone is entertain
ing the Embroidery Club this after
noon at her home on West Pine.
"a p
Mrs. Dewey Achord has returned
home after pleasant visit to rela-
tives and friends in Nichols.
IA NJ
Mrs. H. c. Buckalew has returned
from Nichols, where she visited rela-
tives and friends.
Fancy Toka Grapes, Zoe per pound.
--Tisdel's.
Mr.. Carl BEEN has returned to
Camp Gordon after brief visit to his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ M. BEEN
on West Central Avenue.
n "a
Mrs. Claude c. Persons has return
ed home after a pleasant visit to At
lanta
Nice Picnic Hams, only Soc per
pound. The Phoenix-Phone 40
p "A
Mrs. w. R. Tucker and baby left
Wednesday for Athens, where they
will visit relatives and friends for
sometime.
Our IS light plant Is the BEST and
it is only $4,000 See it at our factory.
Martin Mfg. Co. MFtf
Mayor Reason Paulk was visiting
relatives and friends in our city We'd
nesday.
Mrs. D. ]. Henderson and two chill
dren, of Ocilla, spent Wednesday here
with her mother, Mrs A. S. Dorminy.
"a -
Mr.. c. c. Persons, who has been
working in Atlanta for the past sew
era1 days has returned to Fitzgerald
and will again make this city his
home.
Mr.. D. w. M. Whitley and J.. R.
Horton returned home after bust
ness trip to Macon.
u "a
Mr.. Lacy Ennis, who is member
4 of the Exemption Board in Louisville
i is visiting his mother, Mrs. J. H. En-
ltnis
- -
Try Mackerel for Sunday morn
1ng breakfast.-Tisdel's.
"a -
Mrs Mittie Fender, of Valdosta
is the charming guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. E. Turner.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Robinson, OF
Jacksonville, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. c. Brewer.
"a "a
Green Peas, Green Beans and Green
corn at Tisdeps.
Kisses, Kisses, Catawba Kisses, 35c
per pound.-Tisders
"a "a
Mrs. Charles E. Brewer and young
son, Lloyd Brewer, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Lee
for few days left this morning to
join Mr.. Brewer in Atlanta, where
they will make their home in the fu-
ture.
"a -
Mules wanted for cash. See J. g.
Williams at Observation-Disclosures Au-
to Company this week. NV
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-10-04
New Horseshoe Wanted.

A British road improvement society
has offered prize for horseshoe
that will minimize the Damage done
10 highways by steel shoes and at the
same time give horses safe footing on
smooth pavements.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-10-04

An envelope closed with the white
Of an egg cannot be opened by the
steam Of boiling water, as the steam
only adds to It's frmnesS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
MAJOR MADE GOOOE TALK
TO GET SHORT FURl0UGH

T. u Goodc fotmcr dog catcher.
has been ordered back to camp
rikc. Tor discharge lie has been
here ON q furlouRh and has to re-
turn 10 get u final release lie had
considerable difficulty In getting
over TO Tulsa ON hts furlough We
asked major Tor permit to come
hume hu, the major sald he didn't
think tuudc had been in the army
long enough TO ask for leave 80
soon Js II might Interfere with his
ilainiul A. q matter NJ tact.
tioudo had s,rvri for nearl, siX
wears iu the REGULAR army prior To-
coming tu Tulsa
why. major" he told his com
mnnd'ug officer. "l've stood at at
,en'lon '"nger ,hsp you've been In
the army ~
That being the case. you're used
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
HOSPITAL FOR C0L0BED
FOLKS IS NOW ASSURED

Arrangements have been rnm-
pl"tri fur the negro hospital cor.
'tu,i hHl iug been widr fur the use
uf the building ~ 80 East Hrndv.
of Frank Williams Who In renting
Do tur Jhc purpuse ~ tiO month less
Than W" has hrsu getting 49, u ron-
Irritation tu th' NHus"
The equipment purchased ,fpr the
hospital was Formerly used IN tho
cm'ir"u,, hospital Conducted hN the
Rcd tror~ dutitK the influenza epl.
duuir IN" red cross sold the stuff
to the highest bidder Mrs = n
Hubbard making the best offer and
VA" wns the huN,r immrdintrl, pre-
srutiup o. to IA" rolur"d hospital
ussuttttluu some litlo diffiHuhN
Wts experienced ln getting u location
nui onN y'~t"riN Was II possible 10
get u huildIug ~ soon uA putsr-aiun
Re obtained th" hospital will be
placed iu charge ~ ,nlutrd nurses
uud patients Will ho received
lltrlou, tulutvd pcupl" have vol.
uuircrrd in make TIA" building clean
ana sanitary iud a d., ur u number
ut dtNs viii hc set tstd" to lean aud
pant ihH walls and doors and got
thH luus" iu urd''
rho rulorrd population ~ TULSA
has had hard time getting u hos
pltil started though th'te has been
great need for one. because ~ ~"
Co.. mat thyrr were Hu hospitals In
the .liN oluu in thctu NnNur Hub.
bard has l,d several plans upset IN
the past when n" attempted to get
p hospitaI started. bat II looks uvN
Hike % Wuuld be- started. ana at once.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18

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a., ,,,,,,t ga. lr..,r,uh.. TO-.
nan, ,..I,.,tutt itt.t,l 90. nf t..u
,.nuat. uhu Ihs rrm ni tt. tnl
ar,ruri interest uu the Uu. uup boz
sur hu' asked tbItl .tur Expenses
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f.,,,u.l, p, .,.i. .,...I-..u,. " I.
.,ttn ,.n., .,,,r.n,H, 200 fp, Iuu.l
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
KNOCKED lNSENSlBlE.
ROBBED OF vAlUABLES

kro,l'd uu 'h" head aud rrll',ed
ut 'ru i0 muu", tud q Nnl'hiW
watch then hiought into police
ruuu uu 70 ,httgc ~ hrlng drunk
WIS the experience uf /. 1 Stll"r
Yesterday n srriu- that the officer.
found hu ~ an uucou-,iuu con
ditlru tr'ush' INN tu the station
ana uh."l ,haysr ot drunkenness
against Iw before h" revived sufti.
u,ui', to t"ll his STORY
when 'h' utli,rt Vts cH'lrd upon
'u 'cll hr .iuiN uf the arrest hr siid
"" iuuul the man. hiug up the
sidewalk Hppuroutl, drunk but w.
l,utu"d ,s soon us hr able 80 itlk
that he was not diunk Sillrr up.
pcur.d - court Win he hcnd ban
dagrd ~ and 4 huge knott protrud-
INK ouiWJnd which added consider.
able weight 80 hts story ~ being
rohh,d nud lef' in an inscnsb ble CON
dl'luu hN ht~ usHuillnis
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
DOCTORS SAY CAL0TABS
ARE BEST FOR COlV'

According to- IN" v"t'It
phNHirhus and medical 'N.'
mel X the best ana nn|N d'' ....
remedy for breaking up q ''.'
n rht or cutting short '' ...
sore throat. deep ''.t' ,.,
grippe Now that sciru'' h'' .o
ficSi cnlomcl Of Hll i.e mos .,rI
dangerous uualltic4. Pho H.." l.t
NJ calomel. called "t.tl"hl.
more popular than m" old '''' Al
one Cnlo,nh ON the tom. ' t,u
time with a swallow ut V'''. r,
an No salts. No nausea ' a..
slightest interference WIN ,,I
work or pleasures Now
your cold has vanished anu a
whole system is pulIt"' u'
frcshcd CnlotabS ~" sold .'. ,'s
original -ealyl package mend,
cents Your druggist s.in ~
ana guarantees Calotabs nhd w. ds
rnd the price II you arc h''
lighted with thenL--AdS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
BUCHhER WILL TALK At
ROTARY CLUB LUNCHEON

llruu,hu IA Uu,hurr ls back
from Arizona where hr.s been trd,h
iug the Grand can, on fuiks the
Tulan spirit ana he's going tu tell
th" ltutitN ,luh tudt, how he made
mat stat" the hanuci uu" lu the t'.
'eut united war w6rk drive Seal
Suth-tlH motor ear d'blrt. b..
slated fur H plto" un th" Program
Hes tu stN Huturthinr about t,puta-
ton hud ,titiDiHW and NiiWuu nud
tldN ,tr- ur something Ike tht'
Ana Jimmie uhtdncr b. Iu be- tutir-
tan tor the du,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
BAD STREET CORNER
WILL BE CORRECTED

Purchase - u itiHnEl" PIE "'
ground at i'lrsi. second ana lAur'nh
to eliminate u bad corner sis 80
thotircd yesterday uotnlng Nv ~"
riiN commissioners a. ihrif regular
session pos A. $1,000 VIII he p'ld
IN cash. ana $1,000 when iho tnnh-
are ~ hand
The lut solves N~'y hnhN plar"
IN the street ana tho comm ~l"n~f'
have br'n trylng 10 Ngurc nn' NAV
to huy n fnr snmr time. The "Wh"r
agreed tn IA" t"rn- th"uEh he hhn
piins that involved a building On the
tite
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
GROWING DEAF WITH
HEAD n0lSES7
TRY THIS

u 20, are grev,ng hsrd Of h~sr,nr .nd
f~r osAsrrsAI nsafn~ss or " yeu hsv.
roAr,as rumsA'ns, Missing rsises IN yoar
ears 20 " ycss drurss spd get I oaurr
Of i~misi taessl, strength Sad add ia
v ' pat 81 hot .sst and /. it'll. frsa
slsi'd sufsf. 1sts sbls-l-oosful ioar
t,mrs . d.,
This viil st,.n bnas aaiet f.il.i f-sm
ID. di~tss,,ns hssa psi,~. Closr,d No.
uts sAeald crcn, hreathint become esy
.nd Ne nueu, step dropping ipss ,As
throst , 10 asy 70 prepare oc.ts r.us
..A pl>sssi " ,sts tayone vao is
hss ku,< s>tso sAsal Gvs tAh ps~ssrD
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SERVICE
AT TULSA HIGH SCHOOL

rtrspg,uE the Christmas season
thr y " u the 1uHt gh
school held 4 rpr.Nl Christmas -cr,
iDr 1T th" i,gulit NEEDING Yesterday
nfirtuuuu
Niles Anna tIu,hrtt Wa lrtdrt
uui ia" following program hN the
students WHs given under the d.I,,.
ton ~ Miss tiruign Ni'u
Silent NIght Iuuhlv ttu Mis- FL
cain. Alh'r and Patent ~ ulun.
.NiivHrs Campbell l,lN nud Murt,
tNuI,rI
''hri-lwus ttflu icudiug
Nia- Anna ttu,hrtt
Town ct H,fhIclcm' burt ..
Misses Campbell nud MURRAY
li iiuItuu uf the liusuu avenue
Method si church spoke un ''rho
christmas SpIrlt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18

"ph would s"ui" power the rIflc
eie us 90 see ourselves a. others sch
ur
The photographer sees VS.. bat,
hes charitable
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18

WNSHlNGru\. Dcc - tNsui.
nations tnr clerks tu commercial n'.
prhrs under civ.l service rules MI
D., n,i u ,ttious parts uf ,hr rouu
tr, January II rh.~ in preparation
tsr propo-ed expansion uf me com
wcrDul srfV.cr Of tAe nation ~ f"r-
,.ru countries candidate. are rc.
uuirrl a. have q knowledge ~ for-
eiru I5Rdc ana 60 he able tn trans
tate y least one " several foreign
languages
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
ALLEGED OESERTER IS
TAKEN TO FORT SILL

kenneth g. luun itr'si'i m
Special Investigator Jones of M"
county council of defense last writ
du,. viii bee taken 10 Fort Sill today
IN compliance with q telegram from
the military authorities saving that
hc was dcscrtcr
l.unn was wrmbrr at COMPANY
\ development battalion and 1,.
yording to Information received u,
the council ut drfou.' was .n the
.ula'I uou-c at the time hc escaped
from l.nr' sill ll, hnmc B.. in phiu
nut he has nn unr" living IN ruta.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18

SEW NDUk, nr' 4; Vale.
p,un-,N,nia. Princeton ana Cpium-
la, nrr expected io have bh-krtba II
team. IN the field I'M, season but
there viii he no championship 1T
stnk. This wna tho dccisluu of the
,ntrr,nileKintr league officials
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18

to not getting furlourhs every time
you want one
II took tall talking to get u leave,
hut Goode finally put II over. Ne
hopes 10 he back on the city job At
an, early date
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-02
Nat Goodwin and
Emma Goldman

Nat Goodwin and Emma Goldman! Would you ever
link their names? has had his linked several uines
and from all we hear. expects to try 1t again. .
Rut Emma Goldman? No. we do not even hint an
engagement Yet it is upon matrmony that they appear
to preach alike. - AZ, 1T,
All thru the spendidly acted "Why Marry which
presumably was written for the muchmarried Nathanei
we could hear the preachmens of Miss Goldman presented
If ANYTHING more ucidy. graphically, more bunty
and much more entertainngy than ever she did
Nothing on stage lecture platform discussed more
frankly and with greater force of logic the marriage cere
mona which egazes loveess unions while unions born
of love- unaccompaned by the few spoken words OF church
or civil authority" receive the worlds condemnation.
Nothing Emma Goldman said attacked the mar
rage institution as completely the sympathetic acting OF
the Charming leading lady in Nat Goodwns company aided
and abetted by Nat himself.
1t is thoroly enjoyable show The lines are clever.
The acting is excellent
And
They used to arrest Emma Goldman.
The moral?
Search u.s.
Maybe Nat and that beautiful actress should be ar
rested. too. .
And again, maybe have advanced in social thought
and are permitting brualy frank trampng upon marriage
ceremonals in the hope of devisng something better
And stll again. maybe deteriorating in moral
fiber that we are indifferent TO what any one says.
Have it your own way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-02
Memory

W9CIOOIy
There are kinds of memory systems, but no one
has vet invented a system that will help man forget
Booze may deaden the for while, and dope may
lift one on the wings of Dreams but there's the fearful
awakening when memory becomes more thah ever
because IL has been robbed of its rghtfu toll.
No man can of himself drive away the pangs OF men,
crybut there road peace of mind for those who
truly sorry for the sin which will not be put out OF one
mind 49, .
First it's only right and fair that the sin committed
should be confessed to the who inuredwhoever
else may confess to.
Second only right and fair that such restitution as
one make should be offered to the who injured
But memory is made hdeous not only by own sin,
but because of others sin or failure.
the cultivation of the spirit Of forgive
ness bring peace of mind and the consciousness that
each of has his shortcomings which cause others to
grieve and sorrow.
Memory too is made unhappy because Of the loss Of
one who loved but who has gone away-for a brief
time, perhaps, or forever.
To peace of mind for those who suffer this
account work, work, work-for those who have
suffered have for those who need help for
whatever
Memory is merciess only to those who defiant Of
its power but it is charitable to those who seek its
favor in attempt crowd the heart and mind with
loftier thoughts and ambitions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-02
FOREIGN BORN:
Buy Liberty Bonds
Buy! Buy! Buy!

American citizens Of German birth
and pacn,ag- would take up arms
for the vatsrland.
And again he made bum rueEn.
for. with the exception Of a very
minute proportion OF fanatic. IN
grateful individuals. our Americans
of foreign birth or hcrithEr realised
that they picked the United States.
above all other countries In tho
world. as the futur. homo for
Themselves and their families. b.
cause " afforded them greater op-
por,unitirs for advancement. odu.
cation. prosperity and happiness.
than any other country.
They cannot help but r-aiizn tina;
II our flag has been good enoug h
20 1.-Two under. u mus, certainly 10
good enough to fight and make
sacrifices for. and the most val
uahie and beneficial Influence on
thcsc people h tho fact that hun
drcdH Of thousands OF their cons
are today enrolled under our coun-
iry's colors. their deeds Of bravery
and courage on the Western battle
front OF France being tho bos, ,ri-
butte that can be paid TO their
patriotism and loyalty.
An overwhelming majority Of
Americans OF foreign birth or par
cntagn realize tho fac; tina, they.
above all others. owe u 10 the land
OF their adoption 10 support ~ In
this present great crisis In every
possible manner. and tho splendid
Response they made In tho way Of
subscriptions 20 IN. past Liberty
Loan Issues IL the best evidence
and promise that they can h.
counted upon 20 so 10 tho limit OF
their ability In boosting tho Fourth
Liberty Loan iswue.
They appreciate that regardless
OF what nation We or our ANCESTOR
came from. VIC are today ono oaun.
one people. ono flag. ono country.
and ~ the worlds greatest demoo-
racy we, above all other nations
Of the world. must stand ready 20
make every sacrifice Of resource
and blood 20 defend md uphold the
very ideals and principles which
attracted them 10 our shores
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-02
Letf0s;s Is ehutfin Grey
YOUNG GIRL LONELY
IN MIDST OF WOMENS
WAR WORK ACTIVITIES

Dear Miss Grey: Have you ever
been ioncnomo7 In desperation
come 10 you for help.
have been in this city for some
time. and have tried again and
again 20 meet the night sort Of PEG
pie, but II seems TO be utterly i'm
possible.
IL In lonesome and monotonous
going around alone. In the day
time u is not NO bad, but oh. the
evenings To 20 home 10 n room
and sit alone In almost beyond
human endurance. and yet IL In
equally bad 20 walk the streets. One
can't enjoy shows alone, forever.
II is true that every time girl
goes down the street she has any
number OF chances 20 pick up some
fellow. I have seen girls do that.
and IL looks no cheap and common.
] can't 40 10 dances alone and I
know Of no society or club that is
open 20 strange girl.
what can I do7 want 20 keep
my self respect and dsoency, but /
can't stand this much longer. II
makes me just desperate 10 sec
other girls pass me laughing. in
groups or couples. I'm not jealous
i Just want 20 be with them.
feel so alone and left out.
Please help me. Miss Grey.
JUST 20.
My heart goes out TO you: but
Know there In much happiness
in store for you IL you will do
as / say and not become dis
cournged. The evening high
schools have Just opened and
they are practically free. They
offer varied and attractive
courses. among them millinery.
dre.smaking. art work. gymna-
stun. French. Spanish and mum.
erous other things. Take up
one OF these courses and after
few weeks write me the
result.
Then. too. there are the young
peoples societies in the churches.
Practically every church In the
city has clubs for its young
members and they give little
social affairs from time 10 time.
Since you are girl worth
while. OF course you will be wei.
coined into one OF these circles.
Last. but not least by any
means. is the vas; field OF war
work. Go down TO the Red
Cross headquarters and offer
your assistance. When you are
busliy engaged at something
that win bring comfort TO our
wounded soldiers. yes. even save
their lives. you viii have little
or no time 10 complain OF being
lonely. There are hundreds OF
young women In this city today
who are lonely. who have "a
grea; aching void for their hus-
bands. brothers or swee;hcarts,
who have gone TO war. DO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-02
ny GEORGE A. SCHNEIDER
Champion Liberty Loan Bond
Salesman Of tho I niied Staf~s

Salesman Of tho United States
iseccud of -Four Articles Written
Especially for Tho Star and Associate
Members Of tho Newspaper Enter.
prize Associatioul
Tho kaiser and his impcriaiissic
crowd have proven n poor lot OF
prophets.
The Hohenzolirrn insane conccis
for world conquest has been backed
up not only by the German mill
,ary regime. but by an en,ir. ma
ton of people who from child
hood up have been taught 20
rcvci In tho supreme egotisn that
every Hun was a sup~rrnan. that
Germany was the master nation Of
the world and Gods chosen inAtru-
ment to reincarna,c tho universe.
hcing civilizations only hope and
salvation.
And when. after 20 years OF ,horo
preparation at home. and leaving
the shiny trail OF It's crafty. inxd.
ious intrigue and propaganda
spread across the worlds map, the
Hun set the much yaunted Ger
man military machine In motion
TO crush out ruthiesaiy all civiilrA-
ton. the kaiser and his barbarian
henehmen predicted an early and
decisive conquest
But brave. sturdy. little Belgium
threw n wrench in tho works OF
the German iugrernant. and then
France. Great Britain and Italy
and other European nationa go,
Into tho game and headed off the
Huns long rehcarscd onto Paris
parade.
And finally, after enduring three
years OF insults OF a nature tina,
would mako jackrabblt turn and
spit a bulldog in tho face. We
Americans knocked of from our
daylight chase after the almighty
dollar, and rose to punish the
Hun.
And then the kairr promn,,v
volunteered another prediction. 10
the effect that the day We entered
the war hundreds Of Thousands OF