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The Washington times., 1919-04-17
Beatrice Fairfax Writes Problems Pitfalls of the War Workers
Especially for Washington Women

please stop at the Gentle
woman's Jam Pot" and bring out
one that has a little less white to
her eye. And, o yes, will he
please ask the stenographer if she
will 60 down town and get two
yards and three -eighths of black
pusSy-willow taffeta, and four
bunches of turquoise beads, yes,
they" know the kind.
And the poor old camel who has
not yet had quite the last straw
applied to his patient back, never
rebels. 1t is all in the days work,
the office and the business mixed
up with the constant intrusion of
the family and their concerns.
And at the first of the month, the
bills-O, it's a gay life that Father
leads when he happens to be Of
the gentle, long-suffering type.
But the trouble is that the
family usually waits for Father
to die before they become really
acquainted with him. In life, he
is q useful and impersonal bit Of
household furniture, less con-
spicuous than the hall hat rack,
perhaps, but infinitely more valu-
able. And it is too bad when the
family waits for the obituary
notices of Father to be printed to
recognize his virtues.
He Is Really Worth CultiVating.
Because, all said and done, he
is really worth cultiWsSing. His
position has usually developed a
gentle, whimsical sort of humor
that is as mild as milk. He has a
taking way of being kind to things
less fortunate than himself. and
he usually has a fad or two that
are apt to be interesting.
And the dogs all know father,
even if the family does not. and
they have a friendly greeting for
him as he hurries on his driven
way.
One sweet "old dear" of this
type rescued himself from oblivion
at the eleventh hour by writing
hectic love letters to himself in a
disguised feminine hand. And
these, with their burning, sizzling
contents, he would leave careless
ly about in his coat pockets, be-
cause along with everything else
mother had always regarded it as
a sacred duty, to censor fathers
mail.
Well. it worked. And when the
last letter limited at an elopement
and the unknown fair in her deli
cate back hand said that the fam
lily would be better off without
him, and that she would be the
last to object to the modest in
come he proposed leaving them
before startinR-then the family
discovered father. And it was so
much better all around than wait
ing for them to learn of his virtues
through the obituary column.
Oh, father was a wag when he
wrote those fiery love letters to
himself, and no mistake!
The Washington times., 1919-04-17
What's Doing; Where; When

Family At 50 Per Day" room 80, Arts
and Sciences building. old Museum, Ninth
ana y streets southwest, $3.50 =. m.
Mass meettng-AuSpicPs Washington
Citizens Committee in New Masonic Tenn.
pie. p. m. Dudley Field Malone will
lecture
Meettng-Colorado Society at Thomson
school Twelfth and l. streets northwest
p, m.
hseting-Colored Druggists AEsociat ton
home OF DR.. Otho Peters, 81 stree,
northwest, midnight
Lecture-"contTacts." by Tracy L. JEFF.
fords. at 1914 r street northwest, : D. M
Tomorrow.
Movie ShowIng-'COme Clean" at tho
United Service Club OF America, Dupont
Circle. S:l5 p. m.
MeetinE-L0esl branch Of Association foT
the Advancement OF Progressive Educa.
tlOh, In auditorium Public Library = y m
The Washington times., 1919-04-17
WHO RKMKMBKRs WALT WHIT.
NAM

HonkF honk! the hig.bluo-sss-lt-
aIl-on-0ne-trip passed 12tA and II
Streets at the highest speed b be
expected Of its elephantfns bulk The
moW-it-an man In uniform rested
on his megaphone. No enc knew
that he was passing ne house that
had sheltered for eight years Amer
ics's great post Of democracy, Walt
whitman
According 70 foreign writer's Walt
Whitman is the greatest poet that
America has bred After serving as
an army nurse in the Civil War.
Walt Whitman came 70 Washington
and worked as q government clerk
from 1866 to 1873 when he vas
stricken by paralysis
May 81 is the one hundredth an
niversary Of Walt Whitman's birth
A celebration in honor Of this post
will be held in George Washington
University. Are there any persons
living who remember this poet?
I. c. HOCH-
The Washington times., 1919-04-17

SUBURBANITE said he has about
a hundred magazines he wants 70
send to Walter Reed II he can md
some way to get them there. FRED
W. GIBBONS says that IL SUBURB
ANTE will furnish his address, the
magazines will be sent for. Mr.. Glib
bons lives at Bancroft, Va, and Is a
student at Western High School. His
class is collecting reading material
for soldiers, and cutting out every
thing connected with the war which
makes it more pleasant for the SOL
diers."
The Washington times., 1919-04-17
Once-Overs
Copyright, 1919. International Feature Service, In
DRIVING AWAY THE BLUES.

DRIVING AWAY THE BLUES.
There lives of all of when feeling
depression do not consider yourself unusually afflicted unless
these periods of of too frequent
You experience, what does the such
times Why not put this knowledge to good cheering
others who blue?
Mr.. Man, you home your wife
down hearted, what do do?
you upbrad because of her your
you drive feeling which
she experiences?
Mrs Married Woman, when husband home night
discouraged mood do Immediately become and
intimate that he that he
home at all?
Husbands and wives, why not be real pals?
Why the other,
realizing the tree all the and the
mood the the
70
cheerful display of interest feeling the
introduction Of subject which delightful absorbing witty
attend entertainment nearly always drives
the blues
The Washington times., 1919-04-17
N Ow VInaM

GEORGE HAMILTON has bsn
corresponding with Aliee weed
lately.
LEN ORMEROD. Via vas GbEoad
with ]. Pershing, has returned
JOE DAVIES, who once had q Job
On the Fed. Trade Comm, has gone
20 Europe.
Bd Of Trade goes down . N m
nual shad hake Nay - Chulie
Waters has charge Of tekssl
The Washington times., 1919-04-17

BEN WOODRUFF is the presiden'
Of a new wholesale concern, th'
Standard Coal Co.
The Washington times., 1919-04-17

Captain Wilson is wen known
here. He was in the Geological Sur
vey, and was among the very first
to get into the war. he was In
Pershing's first outfit in France.
The Washington times., 1919-04-17

John told me that his daughter,
MISS MARGUERITE MILLER, was
about to be married to CAPT. JOHN
HAROLD WILSON, Of the coast artil-
leFy.
The Washington times., 1919-04-17

While l was talking, Lewis sec
retary handed him his pay envelope.
Lew tore it open, threw away q large
wad Of hundred dollar bills and care
fully tucked the torn envelope into
his pocket.
The Washington times., 1919-04-17

c. oSHINSKY sends me some -
baeeo coupons for the boys at walter
Reed, and also submits IA answer
to HARRY EPPS problem abOaE
the ages Of the child, the man, and
the woman. he says the child n
5 SO years, the man Is IS, and Eho
woman % 1-6 yearA
The Washington times., 1919-04-17

There's glad and sad news Glad
news, because It is q wedding and
will be a happy one; sad news be-
cause Marguerite Miller is 30 much
loved by the little boys and girls she
teaches in the John Eaton school
Little children can't quite under
stand why the teacher they love 30
much has to 60 away with some
strange man they never saw before.
The Washington times., 1919-04-17
HEARD AND SEEN

Went in TO talk Salvation Army to
LEW THAYER the other day and
found that veteran Of many cam
paigns, JOHN MILLER, OF the Com
mittee on Public Information.
The Washington times., 1919-04-17

Here's another good name for our
club of men and women who intend
to give their. street car seats to
wounded soldiers. This suggestion
comes from GEORGE E. KING, who
is the manager for our old friend,
JOE TURNER, of ''Voteless Wash
The Washington times., 1919-04-17

M hat has been returned from
Clarendon nth the message "tbGt It
IOas hanging there al the tinss and
that It much tCoTse looking than one
they lent ne"
The Washington times., 1919-04-17

AL SCHULTEIS sent a couple OF
pies to Bill Price and me yesterday,
which helps US along over a hard
season. Thanks, Al, We appreciate
-
The Washington times., 1919-04-17

HENRY LANSBURGH suggests
that conductors call out wounded
soldier" when one boards a car. That
would notify our club, and one Of the
members would see that the hero
gets a seat.
The Washington times., 1919-04-17

I FemsmbeY thGes tie S0og I fsh
scheR Miss Williams. SOk0 taught ~
then iR the Peabody School Up GNo
married man I had EsveT heard oj
IN those third-0TGds d0gG
The Washington times., 1919-04-17

ington, d. c. Turner is the worISFs
middlewefght champ wrestler.
Mr. King suggests that We can Ehs
club
"The Human Beings
No matter t1hGt tCe eGH The elstk,
let's giUe seats 70 1O0Endsd soldiers.
IN some cities the conductor cslls
oNt, "WotrHded colder" tVkeH 0a0
steps aboard.
The Washington times., 1919-04-17

Don't forget the club membership
is confined to men and women who
will see that wounded soldiers don't
have to hang to straps in street cars.
The Washington times., 1919-04-17
Don't Do Useless Things Too Well
Your Real Effort Should Go Into That Which Is Really
Worth While

This is the time of year when young men and women
begin to put their minds learning to do things THAT
ARE OF NO PERMANENT USE
There of thousands of boys and girls preparing
to work tennis go baseball skipping rope, mumblety
peg or jackstraws harder THAN THEY WILL EVER
WORK AT ANYTHING ELSE IN THIS LIFE.
The newspaper which these young people read does
not want to discourage their pleasing enthusiasm.
you go at thing it is well to go at 1t thoroughly
You can form habit of THoRoUGHNESs as you can
form any other habit.
But we ask our young readers to remember THAT IN
EACH OF US THERE Is ONLY CERTAIN AMOUNT
OF VITALITY, A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF PHYSICAL
AND MENTAL ENERGY.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-28
@hGrenb infer Genat iiber

@barenb nnier senat iiber bic
g0lferligo 3u feinem gnti6luB font
mer fonn, bot grglanb III ouer Stil<
Ie Elm 8roteftorot iiber 8eritet er-
ridtet. go nenrt man in &aris ben
8ertpaa 5pii6en oer1 beioen 9dnoern,
oeiien SSsnbolt Dor einigen Sagen in
Combine befanm gegeben tporoen tit.
Tins in garis idetnt man einigermae
zen p%erm1noert 51 iein, oab England
eg mit 6em Mb16Iub 6iefes 8~ertrages
10 eilia aebabt uno nidt einnnol Die e
golferIiga 51 State ge5oger Fat. M11s
BEN Gori1er Mnslaiiungen iprt6t ales
nnbere aIs gebaqen, aber man miro
fid aud an Der Seine an oergletdert
G~rtratouren @roBbrttanniers gefpobz
ter, muIfen. 8ern man ettpas oroeres
ertpartet bottle, bat man fih eben ge-
irrt. l1nb irrert 1T ia menfdli9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-28
Se3iale Sraeen+

Ser befonnte 3eitnngsberansgeber
un6 Sor1rnolilt Mrtbur 8risbane 6o=
.rafteriliert bas nnier 2an6 un6 Sic
gan5e 5ipiliiierte @e1t bei6dftigen0e
l~o5iale Frogramm IN folgen6er Weiz
ie:
u9ie @iienbabner=l1nion iagt Sem
YrGlt6enten often nn6 mabr, 6aB nid1
Sic 9obnerbobung, 1onoern 6te Seu=
erung 6as Broblem Ser @egentpur1
bilbet. Som @eiben Sanie fommt Die
offi5ieue Witteilung, Der Brdit6en1
16enft BEN boben 2ebenSfolten eine
tiefe nr6 ge6anfenboqe 8ea6t11ng."
Wie miro 6os Broblem in Mngrtfi
%genommen? @ie miro es gel0it? @in
Shmein reprGi entiert cine gemtlle
Inanhl 8n1bel Wais, ser in S6met=
nefleii4 bertpan6elt #. Wais foite1
Ben 0oppelten Breis.
Wnis nn6 oue lon6mirtl6oftli6en
Erpbl1fte reprd1entieren Mrbeit. Ser
6ornmrbeiter erb1lt 81 tdgli6 onltatt
friiber $25 int Monot. @el1 un6 ST.
fer, Dag 6utter Der 8fer6e, lit anf Dos
0oppelte inn Eeriie geitiegen. DaS
Wololin, tpel9es ser Snrmer in iei=
nem Groctor bermen6et> foitet 6as
Goppelte 11n6 mehr, ,bunf einem MIDI:
tigen Grnit. l1n6 menn Der Sractor
fir 6en 8etrieb 6urh Betroleum an
ltott @alolin eingerihtet lit, miro Der
Hreis fir 6as ~eritere ber6reifabt.
Sn Sranfrei9 itno 0ie Arbeiter=
l1nionen idarf porgegangen. Sic neb=
men ben 6ormern nit @etpalt Die
Nabr1tngs1toffe nr6 be5able1t Elm
@iertel 6es qefrr6erten .Ereiies. Dos
f0nnen iieebier nidt tun. 8as miro
nun bier gei6eben? $50 miro mon
Beginner, Inn 6ie Nabrungsmittel.
preiie at r6en5ieren2' @ir6 MON
sic 6o11ern6e @teigerung Ser 2e6ens-
mittelpreiie berbin6ern 1olange Die
2ebensmitteI nur Mrbeit in elmer at1=
6eren 6orm 6ariteuen?"
@ierin liegt ieoenfans Sic Bnr5el
6es forttpdbren6en Bettitetgens 5miz
iden M%rbeits1obn nn6 2ebensfoiten.
Sc lit flor, 6aB elm iolb nngeinn6er
3r,ftano ni6t on6a11ern fann, obne
iddbli9 at iptrfen. 8ei ser 2obnItei=
ger1ng mer6en gu biele Mrbeiterfreiie
etnfa6 iibergangen, an6ere bagegen
einieitig b%epor5ugt. Strengthening Der
2ebensfoften lit 6arum bas ein5ige
9ilfsmittel. - Sour 6as vWte" muB
nod gefun6en meroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-28
Die

l1ebera1s peiiimiitii6 flingen Die
Musfnbrnngen 6es giienbabn=@ene
al=Direftors iiber Die &oblenlage.
Dieier 8eante bot nit 0em Sob
lenproblem 11ur iomeit GIT tim, als Die
MISUNDERSTANDING ingetpaat fommt.
gr fat 6em @enat mitgeteilt, bob
feline beionbere @%eiebgebung fir Die
6oroerung Ser Eransportmbglidfei-
ten n0tig lei. Mber eine unteriu9a1ng
Ser Observation-Disclosures balt 9ines
fir angebra9t. gr meint, es lei 5tDei-
felboft, Oh Der &ongreB imitan6e fem
tperbe, oas Brblifum Dor Musbeuter-
Breilen 5u bebiten.
Ser GENERALIZATION Ser &abnen
leugnet gan5 entl6ie6en, 6aB Der
Mangel an @uggons fir Die Ber5o-
gerung Der &oblenperiorgnng ber@
ontmortlia gebolten meroen tonne.
Dieie 8er50gerung Ser &oblenbel tel
lung nn6 ser 8er1orgung miliie oar>
auf 5uriidgefibrt meroen, ooB ben
&oninmenten unDeri6dmte Yreiie ab-
%gefor6ert mor6en iin6.
8enn alio bon 6ieler poblunterz
ridteter 5eite 6a5 Spiel Der Sob
lenborr~:c oufge6eft miro, 10 tit es
unperl. :l0li6, marum nibt Wt1ttel
gefun: i merben 1outen, um BEN Pro=
fitiereris Dos @on6perf 81 lege11.
Serr Shines 6rebt nn6 tpen6et li6, als
Of er nibt re6t iabe, mos mon nit
oer Musplin0erern .6es Gnblifums
MAIDEN f0nnte. Dieies 3auOern uno
3meifeln lit i6Der 81 berlteben. 9err
Der @eneralan1palt, i6eint
oof gegen sic Mabrungsmttel=Bro
rer@efdngnisltrafen beantragen 5n
tpoIen. @arum 6enn ni6t gegen Die
&oblenbarone in dbnli9er Weiie bors
gegangen? 9ie &egierung piiroe Ell
men groBen Bebler begeben, penn lie
iiA BEL 8%efdmpfung Ser Brofitgrab=
i9erei SEN Mnidein Der Silfloligteit
qeben monte. Na6briidlides nn6 er-
barmungsloles Sprgebetl nn4 aden
Seiten = 6os tits, mos 6as 8of err
martet nn6 berlangt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-28
Ganiines Klaee.

StaatSiefretdr 9aniing fat Dor benz
5enatsfomitee fir a%usmdrttge Nnge.
legenbeiten oie grfldrnng abgegeben,
Ser 5tpii6en England, Sranfreih un0
Sapan abgei6loiiene 0ertrag be5ig-
liG Sbantungs lei ibm berbeimli9t
por6en; ibm iei fem @terbensm0rt-
6en 0abon geiagt mor6en. Muf grun6
6ieieS 8ertrages fiat befanntli6 Die
5rieoensfonferen5 Sapan 6ie 6ineii-
i6e Brobin5 9bantung 5ltgeiproden
6ie linn England nn6 6ranfrei6 5u-
geit6ert batten. @s lit DEFENDERS 6ieie
%8eltimmung bes Srie6ensbertrages,
Die int Senot un6 a%uBerbalb besiel-
ben 10 biel MnItoB erregt nn0 Die Ser.
Stuaten Dor Der ne1ttralen @elt in
cine 10 16iefe 5teaung gebrodt fat.
Mls uniere &egierung @bina iiber=
re6en balf in BEN &rieg ein5utreten,
tat Tie 6as nnter ser !3u1t9erung, bob
gbinos @iini6e beim 6rie6ens16lnB
boue 8eh6tung fin6en tpiir6en. Sos
fiat man in Nefing 6abin ansgelegt,
6aB 6ie 6eutl6en 8eitbungen in CHI
ma an 6asielbe 5nriidfaaen iouten, Ii.
10 lit es in 8aibington un5tpeifelbnft
gemeint gepelen. england IT,. Sranss=
reih sic 1id) an Der %l1nterrebnng @bi=
1os beteiligten, pnBten, 6aB tie etrpas
beripra6en mas tie pegen Ser Saz
pan %gegeniiber eingegangenen Ser
pflidtungen ni6t piir6en balten toni
men, aber nn1ere &egierung bat16elte
in gutem @lauben. @eil lie bon ie=
men 8erpfli6tungen feline &enntnis
batte.
So6e @nglon6s> Sranfrei6s un6
Sapans bdtte es iein miilen; nniere
&egierung beim gintritt in Ben &rieg
bon DEM Sbantnng=@an6el in &ennt.
nis gu ieben. Sn ie0em Galle batte
man 6as thin mifien, als man uni ere
&egierrng angling CHINA gum @in=
tritt in Sen &rieg iiberreoen 5u bel=
fen. 9aB man es au@ Damn nod I'M
terlieBr 5eigt, 6aB man u~nierer &e=
gierung 6ie Muff1acrnng ni9t geben
monte, al Ser iie bere6tigt getpeien
mdre. @etpiB, Bfli6t nn{erer &egte=
rung tpare es gemeien, BON 6en IN
5rage fommen6en Md6ten unbe=
Idrdnfte Sffenleg1ng ibrer 6ip1oma=
ti16en &urten gil berlongen; nno
5par ebe lie ii6 enti6loB, N ben
@rieg eiin5ufreten, nidt nn6ber. M<|
lem 6iele nnterlaliung entban6 ote|
Mqiierten nod ni6t BON Der Ser
pflt6tung, freilpiqig oas 5u tun> mas
at for6ern 11nfere &egierlng beredz
tigt getpeien mGre. @as tie nit et'
mas @epiiien un6 etpas ebrltderen
Mbiidten ia bienei6t AUDI getan baben
piir6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-28
2~lroentinien ,4r~ DentiA>
:. lan>.

@egen gnoe Suit prr6e in Ser St=
bung ser oeutiden Nationalberiamm=
lung gu @eimar Elm Eelegramm 6es
bon Mrgentinien berleien
na66em fbon 3ubor Elm Selegramm
Ser Depl1tiertentammer 6ieier iii6=
amerifanilden &epublif angelangt
mar. Das Selegramm 6es @enats
loutete in 6eutl6er ue%berlebung:
Scr orgentiniide. Senat bot int.
ieiner bel1tigen @ibung einltimmig
ben 8ei6luB gefaBt, Der oenti9en
Notwithstanding feline tief1te
8%efrie6igurg gum .Mr1s0rud 5u britt
gen iiber sic 8eenoigung 6es &rie=
ges> tpel6e in 6ieler Stun0e Ser
Menibbeit 6urd .6ie Mnnqbme 0es
6rie6enspertrages ge1p6brt miro un6
mel6e Elm Mnfb0ren Ser MnI trengtn=
gen un6 Spfer be0eutet, Sic Sen frieg=
f%iibren6en G0lfern al1ferlegt iinb. Ser
@enot bofft, 6aB 6ies Der 8eginn 6es
@erfes zines bal0igen @ie0eroltfban=
es fem mDge, an 6em sic @elt in leb=
baftem SSntereiie Mnteil nimmt."
Ser HrGiioent Te6rbaf) Der SEA-.
tionalber% lammlung 1blug Damn Dor,
Sic bei6en Telegrqmme mie folgt 5n
bennttporten:
Mn Ben @enot ser argenttni16en
&epnblif: ~0ie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
0el1ti9e Notwithstanding 6anft
Dent argentiniiden @enat fir 6ie
freun6li9e &11nogebung un6 bofft'
nit linn, 6aB sic @t11n6e Der &a=
Utilization 6eS Srie6ens 6ie @ebnrts=
itunoe elmer mabren @0lferberiob<
nung iein miro"
Mn sic orgentini19e 9eputterten=
fammer: vDie perfaiiunggeben6e Sea-
tionolper iamml11ng 6anft Der argen=
tinii6en 9eputiertenfammer ber5li6
1tn1 ipribt 6ie@offnung ats, 6aB 6as
bobe S6eal ser @ere6figfeit un6
Men19lid)feit on6 6ie &er5ert nnie=
rer bisberigen Sein6e erfune, mie es
Sic gMrger Ser urgenQ nii9en &epn=
blif un6 Ser &epnblif 6es 9euti6en
&ei6es 5n @erfen 6es Grieoens gu
iammenfiibren miro"
Oies pnr6e, tpie sic u&1Intf6e
beri6tet, nit 8eifau nn6
3u1timmnng a%ngenommen.
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yueen>lihe perbreAer.

SSsn Seem gorf bat elm orei5ebn'
iGbriges MGbden oas feline &ino lei
mes Mrbeitgebers nmgebrabt. Soil
ten 8lutes bntles Die Et bollbrn6t
nno folten 8lntes eingeltan6en. Be
itraft miro oos Ma69en bafir rt6t,
neil es 6as itrafmin6ige Sitter nod
nidt erreibt bat. Sn anoerer 8e5ie-
bnng mag es nm 10 miinbiger iei11.
SSn nnierer 8eit piien oie orei5ebn-
idbrigen Wdb6en int aagemeinen
mebr, ols gu @roBmutters 3eiten Die
6reiBigjGbrigen Grauen, nn0 gar
mande f0nnte ibrer M11tter Dinge er=
5GbIen, mber 6ie Tie erroten Diroe.
Sic Mutter, ni9t 6ie Sodter.
Sic iugen6li6e Seem Dorfer Ofora
berlin miro elmer iogenannten Ges
fornrunltolt iber1pieien mer0en. SIM
0n1tiben iagt mangelierungSanltolt.
Sort miro lie big gu einem gepihen
Sitter bleibe11, n110 BONN miro lie emit
Ia1Ien tper6en. 8ieleidt berbeiratet lie
ji6 Damn nn6 bringt BET @elegenbett
ibren Mann INN. Ooer eridieBt einen
1aliig getpor0enen @alan, nit oem lie
ibren Munn betrogen bot. @as bier
5nGanbe befanntli6 au9 IN ioge-
11a11nten guten Bamilien porfommt,
obne 6aB man li6 6ariiber nod lon-
6erli9 a11fregt.
@or einiger 3eit tpltr6en aus ei-
-11er Seem Dorfer &eformanitalt 5pet
S&enaben entlalien, sic angebli6 gebei.
Iert moroen mare,1. Muf @rn11o 6teies
3eugniiies mur0en lie bon einem gut
miitigen Wanne in Stequng genom-
men, u1o 5um Cant oafiir bradten
Tie i'm Inn. Sos mar sic 8el1erung,
sic sic &eformanitalt an ibnen pol=
brad)t batte.* nniere 3eit Derltebt es
augge5eihnet, @efdngniiie, Miple uno
&eformanltalten 5u bauen, aber lie
beritebt es gan5 un6 gar ni6t, oieie
Snititute au gebrauben. Sic betreibt
aud oteie Snititl1te, mie iie uniere
@6nIen betreibt: ols &eflametn1titu-
tie fir iene, Sic nit ibrer 2eitung be.
trolt iin6. Sic bot nod gu begreifen,
6aB man aus elmer Sugen6, bie in
3%ndtIoiigfeit geboren miro nno III
3udtloiigfeit oufmddit, brmu6bare
Meniben bur9 a1erlei Mdb6en,
6nrd bIoBes Mbri6ten urb @intrid-
tern ni9t maiden fam. l1nfere SUI
genb braudt cine feite Sar6, sic bon
bobem iittliben @rnit nno ttefem
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1irigiert
Doron febIf's, un6 an oieiem Nangel
muB fte fdeitern.
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IS lit nidt leidt &oriAlaae at ma

Is lit nidjt leidt @ori&laee at 11a=
ben, uln Den boben 2ebensmittelprei=
len bei5nfommen. Mber es lit m0gli9,
moraliide @rtpagungen an5uitellen,
@eiSbeit> Spariamfeit un6 @brli9=
felt I'M @e1ddft at empfeblen. Dos
tut Ser Graii6ent nit GROCER 8ere0>
iamteit. @r iagt aber a16, er tper6e
Goridlage in @rtpdgung 5ieben. &ier
lit elmer: 8ie mdre es, men11 Der Srd=
itoent leinen &rtegsiefretdr iiberrebe=
tie, ieinen Blan, elm iteben6es Seer
bon Observation-Disclosures Man11 5u er=
riffen, auf5ugeben un6 6a6ur6 .etne
balbe Wiaion Weniben un6 iene, Die
%ge5lpungen tparen, bieie balbe Wiaion
gu fiittern, 5u flei0en, gu bebalien II.
at 6~be5ablen, niibli6er Nrbeit 5u en-
balten? Se0ermann tpiiroe &oGefeaer
berurtetlen, menn er cine Dieneri9aft
bon %5tpeitanlen6 Man11 bielte un6 ge>
meinniibiger Mrbeit ent5oge, 6a er
NIT 5Dan5tg gan5 gut nusfommen
folnnte. limo 6ie 8nn6esregiernng loQ=
tie nidt fiinfbun6erttnuien6 Meniden
FOLDER Mrbett ent5ieben, mo 5tDeibun=
o%erttauieno rei6li4 ge1tug iino!
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5mei 8eiipiele.

Mns @a1bington miro %gen1el6et,
6uB 8ertreter Ser 1taatli9en 6arm=
perbGn6e int 8eiBen @n11ie poripra=
9en, Inn Die l1nib11l6 Der Garmer an
SEN Eeuer11ngspreiien 0ar5utun, uno
babel ols 8epeis cine 8ere6nung
porlegten, 6ergemdB Ser Sarmer fir
Sic @r5eugung ser 2ebenSmittel, Sic
in einem &otel als Mabl5eit fir flint
Eerloner lerbiert tp1tr6en, MIR 80
Gents erbie1t, mGbren6 6ie &otelred-
nl1rg ii9 auf Sill itente, un6 nur
Steof, &artoffeln, 5lBforn, 8rot II.
Butter pie &affee aufgetii6t puroen.
Cine 9epeiGe aus Cedar &apios,
Soma, bonn 10. Mugult meloet:
~6rnn Carl Srp bon @eit Suits fauf=
tie einen. Buibel 8firii6e fir $3.50.
Mnf bem 8o6en bes &orbes fan0 tie
einen 3ettel, auf oem cine Grau IN
Geras erfldrte, ser &orb Bfirii6e lei
bon ibr fir so Gents berfauft NOR
ben nr6 SEN Gerbro1t6er INN Wittei>
lung 6es &oftenpreiies (fiir tbn) er>
l1t6te."
SIM %eriteren Sole, 100 es fi6 um
cine gr0Bere 3abI bon Mrtifeln ban-
oelt, Sic ale erit Defenders un0 mebr-
fa6 %5ubereitet mer6en muBten, ebe tie
auf 6en Eii9 gelongten, lit Die Ser
%tener11ng Der Waren auf ibrem 8ege
bonn @r5eltger Big gum Berbron6er
ettpas mebr berlbleiert, aber aud,
neil Tie our9 10 btele Sdn6e geben
muBten, etmas beritdnolt9er, tpenn
a11b in .bieiem l1mfange gang nrb
gar nibt geredtfertigt. SSm lebteren
Sale ie0o6, no es itd 11rr I'M etnen
ein5igen MrtifeI banoelte, bas in iei=
men por Stnfen gang lei6t uno ge1au
perfoIgt merben fann, lit fir einen
berortig nnberiddmten 8reisoni9lag
aud nidt bie geringite &edtfertignng
borbanben, ur6 bot man es nit 2e-
observation-disclosures frefiter Mrt 5l tln,
gegen SEN gar nibt i6arf genl1g >bors
gegaruge11 tperber fam.
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tengemebr nn6 brGientterte. Mu6
6ieie 6ront i6ritt Ser Waridan ab.
Inter SEN &%urrarlfen Ser 3%ibilbep0l=
ferung itieg Ser Gel6mari6an in ben
5olontpogen, Ste @brenfompagnie
pr6ientierte> ser BUG iebte ii6 in Be-
tpegung, tpGbren6 Sic Meuiif ipielte:
sd bin Elm BreuBe!" 2angiom fubr
ser BUG beraus, ernit un6 feterli6
itano 6ie groBe @eitalt 6es Sel6mar<
ldous in eitem 6eniter, er pinfte nit
ser &an6, er mie mir nit feu6ten
Mngen