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Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-11-26
Nine SERBIAN
YOUTHS AT
VAIL SCHOOL

Nine Serbian youths arrived We'd
nesday at the Theodore N. Vail Ag-
ricultural school for a years course
at this wcll-known school. Two of
them are still in the uniform of the
Serbian army and the others wear ci-
villain clothes. They will have to learn
the English language among their
other duties as only one can speak
our language now and his vocabulary
is quite limited. They landed in New
York about two weeks ago in a party
of some so Serbians who were sent
to America by the Serbian authorities
for the purpose of securing the
training necessary to equip these
young persons for services at home.
All who are to follow agriculture
came to the Theodore N. Vail school.
The Serbian agricultural authorities
themselves selected this i1stitutionj
and requested the privilege of send
ing students.
These students are about 81 years
of age, and have had an education
equivalent to the freshmen work in
our colleges and universities. Their
expenses are paid by their govern
ment and they are required to return,
to Serbia within period of four
years or upon the completion of their
studies.
The practical nature of the instluc-
ton given at Lyndonville appealed
strongly to the Serbian authorities
as we'll as TO the American commit
tee assisting in this matter.
The Vail school has now n stu
dents which is the largest attend
ance for several years.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-11-26
War Savings Certificates
Received at Post Office

Postmaster A. II. Gleason has re-
ceived from the department the new
500 certificates which take the place
of the war savings certificates and
which sell this month for $S4.4O and
are redeemable in 1924 ut 500. They
are automatically registered so that
if they are lost or stolen they can
be replaced without loss to the own
er.
There is q good trade at the post
office in War Savings Stamps and
War Savings Certificates, though
more of the latter are being cashe,l
than are bought at the present. time.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-11-26
Thanksgiving Service at
the North Church

The union Thanksgiving service
will be held in the North church
next Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
The address Of the occasion will be
given by Rev. Harold Guy Don Scott,
pastor Of the Church OF the Messiah
The offering taken will be given to
Sunset Home.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-11-26
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE RAISED

Notice is hereby given that the yearly subscription TO
the Weekly Caedonan will be advanced Jan. l. 1920 to
$3.50 year. All renewals and subscriptions will be
taken until that time at 81 90 49, The advance in
price is necessated BY .>ost in white paper
land expense of p .>t1Tcuation of the week
Ily Caedonan is ary Increasing and now is the time
to get your paper for 1920 at the dollar rate After JAM
H. it will cost you so cents more, or $1.50 a year.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-11-26

+. Wonran Archltects In Serbia.
Belgrade, the Serbian capital. was
the first municipality In the world to
employ women architects.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-08

dzi przeksadaj mad gSoSne imie;
dbaj wiecej o spokojposc, niz o
dostatki".
,,Badz dbala o zdrowie twoje
wzgledne z~adowolenie lecz miej
tez wspolczucie ola cierplef IN
nych ! lie moznosci, czyn przysiu
.gi nieszczesliwszym Cd siebie.
Me wymagaj wdziecznosci; spell
nienie dobrego uczynku wiecej da
ie zadowolenia anizeli wyrazy pc
dziekowah."
w sadzeniu ludzi badz wyro-
zumiala i ME podejrzliwa ba-
daj ich o~stroznie, a gdy doznasz
zawodu, usu1i sic spokojnie."
MECH zawsze bedzie prawda
w twych ustach; nigdy ME ida
wal tego czego ME czujesz, mig,
dy tego ME Gym, Z czembys sig
kryt musiala."
,Badz dlugo mtoda, kochaj ma
ture, kochaj piekno, ME wyrzeka,
sic idealow twoich! kochaj PREY
|jaci6a, mega, dzieci, ojczyzne. ME
zapominaj O Bogu! zreszta stosu1
sic zawsze do wieku, jaki mice
bedziesz; jak dojdziesz do dojrza
lego umiej bye stara."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-08
DIAL / KOBIET.
Eeferuje N1arYa s.
Korespondencya

z. K. Mamma" talk navy
wano cudowne ziarnka, ktore ME
gdys, "a czasow biblijnych, spa
daily z nieba ola ,,nasycenia glod-
nych", odkad jednak ludziom ME
wystarcza nasycenie g4odu ale i
pragnienie ch1a nie tyiko sauna
woda zaspokoic.. musza sic do
brze papracowac PREY uprawie
roll pod ziarno, azeby otrzymac z
nieJ tylko make ale - preparat
,,stodu", ktory potrzebnym. jest
do wyrobu niektorych rodzajow
.riwa. Owa mama" zatem, O
kt6rej PAM wspomina, jest to pre-
parat Z ziarna. Czy jest szkodli-
wynn dla zdrowia, tego osadzic
rie moge. Trzebaby go poddac
badaniu i ,,rozbiorowi", chemicz-
nemNl, ktoreby mogly. wykazac
czy ME ma w tym ekstrakcie ja--
|kich szkodliwych zdrowiu donnie
seek.
Kawa z zofedzi, o lie siyszalam
ME jest zdrowa, a zreszta tutaj
ME ma takich debow, jake sic
znajduja w n~aszej Polsce, So nato
miast rozmaite drzewa, ktore ro-
dza podobne do zoiedzi nasiona ;
iatwo sic omylic i otruc latwo.
NATIONALIST kawa z ziarnek zyta
jest zdrowa i pozywna, ~szczegol-
nicj dla dzieci. Mozna ziarnka zy-
ia mieszac z ziarnami kawy.
Ziarna zyta, skrupulatnie przebra
ne, wymyte i osuszone, pail sic
tax samo jak kazda kawe, zreszta
/ upalone juz MONA dostac W
kazdym sklepie. (Zyto-rie, rye).
Pneumonia" - jest synoni-
mem IA zapalenie piuc, atbo tez
Eva TAX nastepstwo ziej lub ME-
dbalej pielegnowacyi chorego W
influenzy, ktore jest rownie ME
bezpieczna choroba jak zapalenie
.pIuc. Nastepuja tie choroby ivy
kle Z przezisbienia W czasie inilu-
envy, ktora sana z siebie ME Jest
q regu}y niebezpieczna, jesli VIA
Snie owe .komplikacyc" jej ME
posovsza, 4 zwyNle nastepujq one
L wiasnej n~aszej why, IT,, jeS!i
chory ma influenze, czujac sic le-
piej, "a predko w~stanie, wychodzi,
j przeziebia sic. Najrozsadniei
chcac z~a?obiedz zlym nastep--
stwom, stosowac sic do przepisow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-08

ktora odoru cygar ME znosi." 20
irformacye musiaiam udac sic do
- ,,wszechSwiatowego leksyko-
nu" i "a skutek reczyc ME moge'
Ptukac usta nastepujacem pfu-
kaniem: calcium chlorydu dwie
drachmy, woody jedna uncya
zmieszac dobrze i dodac rektyfi-
kowanego spirytusu jedna uncye'
rozanej woody pol uncyi.
A co bedzie, jeSli pan zapomnl
kiedy pc wypaleniu cygara wy
plukac usta i pocaluie zonec0ke:
Radze przekonat sic i zbadac do
'brze pred slubem, CO lubicie
czego ME lubicie, DO ME tyfkc
palenie cygar bywa powoden
sprzeczki i zawodow!
Ella. - Pytanie PAM wymags
d1uzszej odpowiedzi, ma co ME
MA dis miejsca, a zatem odpo'
wiedz bedzie w nastepujacym MT
merze ,,Dziahu ola Kobiet."
PAM D. - PAM INA przysso-
vie :,JKto pod kim dofki kopie, SAN
w ME wpada" - czyli, kto komr
czego... nieprzyjemnego zyczy
sam togo najczeSciej dozna
Srzez sic PAM!
l. prosze pamietac, re ia tyl'
ko w Pewnych ~kwestyach udzie'
lam zyczliwych rad, ktore z "a,
wiscia, ~zazdroScia i zemsta, ME
rloga miet>nic wsp6lnego.
Sierota. - Odpowiedz znajdzie
PAM w naStepuJacych nMysi~h
Klementyny z Taiskich Hoffma'
novel:
,,Szukaj szczeScia w cnocie i W
samej sobie, znajdziesz je be-
d}ugich zabiegow."
,,Badz umiarkowana w zada,
mach swoich - pragnij tylko te-
so, co z s~atwoScia STAG sic mole
,,Kochaj rozsadnie i tylko oso,
by godne kochania."
,.Zgodz sic z tenn, czego odmIe'
mic ME mozesz, badz zadowolona
re stanu, Z losu swego; nigdy nj,
czcgo ME zazdroSG nikomu."
Me wymySlaj sobie nowych o,
'bowiazkow, wlasne scisle wypei'
Maj; cen wyzej powinnost
mad ofiary, dobre hnniemanle W III
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-08
P~RzYPoW1Esc WscHo-
DNIA.

Do medrca = jake przystol -
re czcia przystapif mSodzian ME
Smiaiy.
,,Pomarli" rzecze - ,,rodzice
moi. Chciej mic nauczyt, czy ME
ustaly me obowiazki wzgledem
mich wszelkie?'
% ME! zostaly cztery i wlel-
kie -
Do Boga modify wznosic "a mimi,
Dlugi ich wiernie splacic ma ziemi
W. czci zachowac co szanowali
Strzedz Cd ruiny co zbudowali."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-08
|deiko 10c.

Ickarza. Me potrzeba ma to influ'
envy azeby lekcewazsc sobie ivy
kle przeziebienie, chrypke, nawet
katar zachorowac nd zapalenie
pluc...
Me z powodu mojej opieszalo-
sci PAM tax pozno otrzymuje cd
powiedz. - ia W redakcyi jestem
tyAko raz W tygodniu i listy a
dresowane tam albo sarna odbie-
ram, albo mi je przysyiaja przez
poetic - co n~aturalnie opaznia
odpowiedz. Adres moi do domu:
Mrs. NJ. Sanoica, 1886 Diversey
ave, Chicago, Ill.
z. o. P. - TAX czeste mdioSci
So nastepstwem braku sis zdro--
via, a moze jakiej nurtujqcej or
ganizm powaznej choroby. konie
cznie nalezy sic poradzic dobrego
leNarza. Me wystarczy .ocucic 7
omdlenia" - trzcba zapobicdz, a
zeby sic ono ME powtarzaio.
Dobrze jest mice W domu W
.naglej potrzebie nastepujacy Sro-
.dek: Eterowego octu i skoncen-
trowanego kwasu octowego pc
.pietnaScie gramow i olejku goz-
dzikowceo dwic kropIe. Dobrze
'wym;eszac ! hermetycznie zakor,
kowane trzymat. w razic omdle,
MIA kroplc tie dale SIG chorcmu dc
wachania.
Pan Rep. - Niewiadomo. ma
czyja wdziecznoSc za5iuzc - pa,
ma czy przysziej lego ,,zoneczki
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-08

Nv sztuce wychowania dzieci
podobno to bylo p~oczstkiem VIE
lu pomylek i bfedow, re W niej
.wszyscy" chcieli uchodzic "a
,,mistrzow."
Gdy przeciez przyznac trzeba
szczcrze, IL nauka czyli umiejet-
nose wychowania jest najtrud-
niejsza re wszystkich, DO ME
s~kohczona nigdy nisdy ME O.
kreSlona dokladnie, ME wypowie-
diana zupelnie.
Sztuka wychowan;a ME da sig
zbyc formuikami, ME da sic obi
czyt miara, ME da sic naSladowac,
poniewaz must sic stosowac do in
dywidualnych zalet hub wad die
cka i dtatego wiecznie bedzie o.
mienns, jak odmienna jest owa
pieSn miiosci, .ktora I tylu serc,
przez tyle wicklow plynaG, choc
Izdaje sic zawsze jedno i to samo
Iopiewa, a przeciez ma tysiac Cd
cieni, tysiac kolorow, tysiac to-
now i strun.
GdybySmy mogli precise ogro-
nine obszary zamieszkane przez
Ilrdzi, a, pukajac czy to do chat,
Icy do palacow - pytali: ,,Czyli
dobrze wychowujecie miodziez' i
wiecie jaka, powinna bye MILO
dose dzieci waszychf' zdaje
sic, wszedzieby nam odpowie-
dziano zspewnieniem 7upeinem:
Ia jestem matka. ia wien
najlopiei jak mole dzieci wycho-
wac, - powiada CLOS jeden.
- IA jestem ojcem, mnie peda-
gogii uczyc ME trzeba, - odzywa
sic CLOS drugis a "a mimi ilez i'm
podobnych dzwoni!!..
= TAX robisa moja matka, a
by1o dobrze, czemuz ia ME nam
tax samo dzieci moich wycho-
wac?
- Najiepiej .dzieci ostro try
mac!
- Nsjlepiej 1agodno5cia je
prowadzic!...
Gdy dziecko pozna raz, dru-
81, re zle, bedzie potem ostroz-
ne.
- Mic ME obwijac W baweine,
prawde MECH dziecko poznaje
wczesnie.
TAX sic zdania, mySli i uwagi
krzyzuja, tax sic scieraja dwa-od-
mienne predy, a W istocie rzeczy
wynk jest TAXI, IL inbodziez roS-
ME wypaczona, wykolejona, "a
ztem wychowaniem po-
psuta j skariowaciaia.
(Dokoncenie n~astapi).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-08
RZEPIs

Rogalk maslane. INA zadanie.)
- 2 funty maxi rozczynic kwater
ka mleka letniego, w ktorem roz-
puScic "a diva Gently drozdzy; wsy
pac cwierc funta cukru. 2 fyzkl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-08

Stylowy kostyum z brunatncj
materyi serge, przybranie z car
mel mory i takaz kamizelka. lime
,Jkombinacye" rowniez stosownc.
Guziki ma spodnicy ME So konie-
cznym dodatkiem. Modefka: 81.
sc, SO, 40, AZ i Al, mierzac ma ca
lc W biuscie. Ma modeiko 80 trzc-
ba 6 3-8 jarda materyaku o "A
csfach szerokosci. Modeiko 10c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-08
Mickewicz

kochanie."
Michewicz.
MIodo5c zawsze jest pieSna, Ia
wsze pelna uroku. WARY, nadziei,
miloSci i tego zycia, ktore W niej
tkwi jak kwiat W psczku, jak
ziarno w kiosie.
MlodoSc zawsze Jest szczeSi-
wa, choc nieraz izami skspana.
choG niedoli ciezka reka bezlitoS,
ME, 20 macoszemu j. smsga -
szczeSliwa, DO wyciaga rece ku
nieznanej przyszsoscii Cd niej
wiele sic spodziewajac, wieie tez
zdoby6 mole.
MlodoSe zawsze jest bogata, be
choGby wdziekiem swoim zdobaa
cDoto najubozszej pod wzgledem
nateryalny1n istoty, Przeciez O
zlaca ia skarbami naypierwszych
uczuG, p~romieniami zspahu, O.
Swietla nadzieja DO mfodoSc
jest pocz9tkiem zycia, ! do niego
wiedzie, m0wisc Slowly Slowackie
go: nP6ki jesteSmy mSodzi.
wszystko jest pred namip
Wszystko! Vice dobro i zfo,-
cnota i upadek, treSc zycia, lub je-
go pustka - zuzytkowanie kaz--
del chwili, lub marnotrawstwo
ich grzeszne - postep W wiedzy,
lub ciemne bialanie sic qo ma
nowcach, zbieranie najcenniej-
szych skarbow ola ozdobienia ser
ca ! dSSzy, hub trwonienie togo
nawet, co nam juz jest dane.
Wszystho!... Pred mlodoscis
rozwiia sic niezmierzouy obszsr
zycia ludzkoSci, jake szlak wspa-
niaHy, 20 kt6rym ona ma iSc -
pynac jsk ptak wysoko, siegac
w gsab, jak oracz ~pracujacy ma
jutro przyszSoSci, karmic siebie
tym posiikiem ducha. ktaEy two
rzy olbrzym6w, polo Il rosa, kt6-
I'd orzezwia i ch4odzi W zmecze-
niu.
All! mhodoSc musi rozkwitnac
kwiatem, DO inaczej m&odoscis
ME bedzie!... A przeciez, ila to
Jest mtodo5ci ,bez gwiazd i
sionca" - kwiatow, radziei, via
~, bez ognia misoSci, bez SHY "a
palu, be- lotow gornychl... lynn
rzuca Kraszewski owe sfowa po-
nure, ktoVch wychowawcy po-
winni napczyc sic ma pamiec:
ME kazdy wiekiem miody, jest
screen msOdy; So biedne ludziska
zepsute wychowaniem tax, ze cd
rszu z pieruch starymi wycho-
tza."
JeSli mEodosG ME Jest miodo-
scia, lecz lichem jej naSladowni-
etwem, jeSli miodoSc ME lSni
gwiazda, 1ecz til sic blEdym pho
mykiem, jeSli mlodoSc ME Jest
kwiatem, tecz p~asozytna roslina,
kto temu winien?..
Bee why wychowawcow MO
dose ME c1osga sic w pyle, jak tez
bez zashrgi tych, ktorzy wycho-
waniem mSodziezy kieruja, ME
bedzie szlachetna, wspaniala -
urocza!
Ka1da epoka inaczej dziafa ma
wychowanie mtodziezy, kazds in
na pieSnis ia kolysze.
Ouch czasu, zwany potsga, a
bedscy W istocie rzeczy odbieiem
ducha jednostek, heruje wycho-
waniem sam przez sic, przez swo
je zasady, cele, czyny, hassa swo-
ie, ale - troskiiwa dion wycho-
wawo6w powinna trzymae struny
uczuc i ma rozstrojenie ich nigdy
uie zezwoliG.
Jeden faIszywy ton psuje mai
wspanialsza muzyke
Jeden krok fsiszywy W kiero-
wanio mlodzieza - psuje Gala
przyszioSc tax jednostek, jak ogo-
tu. a u mas dis - ilez tych to-
now faiszywych lie krokow zmy
Ionych.
Zdawaloby sic, il W d~ztsiejszej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-08

surowego masia, odrobine soil,
wygnieSc to wszystko ma dose
geste ciasto, postawic W cieple,
zeby wyroslo, poczem wyrobIc
ciasto ma ~stolnicy, posypanej ma
ka; brac pc ma}ym kawalku, OBJ
taczac w mace waieczki, W dw6ch
kohcach ciehsze i wygiawszy je w
podkowe, ukladac ma blasze ma
Stem wysmarowanej. Skoro pod
rosrra, smarowat jaikiem i picc
przez poi godziny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-08

Zgrabna i ~praktyczna sakienka
ola dorastajacych panienek, z ME
bieskiej materyi serge, ko4nierzyk
i manNetki z biaSei lub ~czarnej
satyny, Tub brunatna "gabardi-
ma, koanierz i mankietki koron--
.kowe lub wyszyte barwnym' jed
wabiem. Wszystkie materyafy
Stosowne. Modeika: s, 10, Il i IA
let. Ma modelko 10 p~otrzeba 3E
jarda materyaiu o A cal, szeroko
sci. Modehxo 10c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-08
POGADANKA.
CMLoDosc.)

.,Kraj lat mfodziehczych! on "a
wSze zostanIe
,Swiety i czysty, jak pierwsze
kochanie."
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-03

the woods.
You know that Jimmy Coon is
very clever and all his family are
clever. Jimmy noticed that when the
grass was very dry and the sun shin
ing, the grasshopper' wings were dry
and they could hop and jump twenty
times as fast as in the early morning
when the dew was on the grass and
their wings were heavy with the dew
drops.
So after nights good hunting
Jimmy Coon only took short nap
and he was out bright and early,
when the sun was just peeping up
out of the eastern sky. For while
Jimmy Coon dearly loves TO snooze
he loves a joke almost as well. So
he ran through the meadow and
caught lots of grasshoppers and
squeezed them so hard that they lost
their breath and then he laid them
out in rows under a big oak tree.
Back and forth he went from the
meadow to the big tree eleven or
twelve times, covering those grass
hoppers over with leaves and twlgs
SO that no one could see them. Al
ter while Cousin Bruin and Teddy
Possum woke up. They yawned and
rubbed their eyes, and when they
saw Jimmy 60 moving about ana
carrying Leap d dried grass and
twigs, they wondered what he was
doing. They thought he must be era
zy!
"What on earth is the matter with
YOU Jimmy Coon? What are you
doing up at this hour? Are you
making winter house?"
"Oh, I'm not doing anything; | m
only playing with the leaves and
grass. like ChatterboS, the Red Sqrlf-
rel, and it's lots of fln."
"Wel, I don't see any fun IN IT,
and Chatterbox is the very most 1901
ish person ever knew" said Cousin
Bruin.
To Be Continued.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-03

FOR SALE-Lime for sanit.ey
purposes. $1.25 per barrel delivered.
j. w. SILVER, Phone lit. 28-tf
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-03

FOR SALE-10 share Doss Tire
Co., Atlanta. Real bargain. See
Frank Stapleton. 31eod3t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-03
THE CHRISTOPHER RACE

ATOW in the race to see who could
-AN catch the most grasshoppers,
when the prize was to be given by
Jimmy Coon, only seven grasshoppers
were caught in all. You remember
that those animals gave up the race
for that day, because the grasshop-
pers were so unreasonable and Jump
ed so high and so fast that they were
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES.
SEABOARD AIR LINE RI.
PASSENGER Train Schedule,

Time Table Effective 1901 A. NJ
March 81, 1919.
EastbOund.
DEPART
For Cordele, Helena and Savannah,
1881 p M. Eastern Time.
For Cordele and Helen SIS P. M
Eastern Time.
For Cordele, Helena and Savannah,
2:20 A. M. Eastern Time.
WestbOund.
DEPART
For Richland, Columbus and AL
bany, 10000 A M. Central Time.
For Columbus and Montgomery, $40
P. NJ Central ~ -
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-03
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Honest time faithful
ly applied by good mechanics, insures
satisfaction on auto repair. Try us.
Schneider Marble Co. 2-tf
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-03


disguised. Bobby Skunk gave it M
first, for he was quite too fat to
jump up and down after jumping
grasshoppers, even when Teddy Pos
sum told him that if ne would keep
on jumping he would improve his fig
ure.
But the very last thing as Bobby
Skunk was going away mad about
the Skunk Cabbage dinners given by
Mr.. Bear-Jimmy Coon called out
Don't forget the grasshopper race
ends tomorrow morning, so you be
here sure" In answer Bobby Skunk
waved his paw as he ambled off into
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-03

WANTED-To buy one hundred
tons of scrap iron, brass copper, lead
rags, sacks, aluminium and tallow.
We are paying the highest market
price for all kind of junk. 1872 Hamp-
ton street. Americas Junk Co.
31-26t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-A second hand "16"
or 900" LIE Fever gun with ejettor
or any other good make. Call 348 or
see ]. A. Walker, Americas, Ga. 1-3t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
JAMES RIVER
Opposite Byrd Park

Twenty acres on highest bluff on
river Chesterfield side). opposite Byrd
Park and Major Dooley's. and half
way between Forest Hill Park and
Belt Line Bridge This is "A baautl-
ful tract OF land. with original growth
trees. oak. hickory poplar. etc; lovely
grove, with a spring: grand view OF
the city. falls and surrounding cOun-
try The national highway viii PASS
the entrance 10 this place. and when
the Belt Line Bridge is turned into tho
National Highway Bridge il will double
IN va luc. Address G S37 care Times
Dispntch
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-25
MAGAZINE FEATURES
64VNcIGN IGGILX q
6BEDTIME' STOEY /
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE BALL GAME.

"of course, a bah hasn't a nose. but We
call n hat Just for fun"
II understand" said Uncle WiggiIy
laughing, Wen go on with the bal
game hoys, I'll sit here and watch you
play,
Bully No-Tan the frog boy, came
hopping IL from the far end Of the
green field. toward which Sammie had
knocked the ball when he made his
home run,
Did YOU find the bah. Bily?n asked
Jimmie Wibblewobble. the duck, who
was captain Of one side,
No" crOaked Bully, Il didn't. Sam
ME knocked II 80 far, when h. made
his home run, that 1 rolled in the deep
for II | cant find the ball"
offered Jackie Bow WOW. the puppy
dog boy. we can't 10 on with the
eAme II We don't find the ball, for that
Was the only one we had"
So all the animal boys went to the
far end Of the green meadow field to
look for the hall Sammie had Knocked.
But they couldn't find il. Even Jackie
and Petite Bow Wow, who, being
doggies, were very good at finding
hidden bones, couldn't find the lost
bah
Dear me-" said Uncle wiggily, when.
wv Ablh hAll 1hNhN ~ " W ~
3 ball game, You stay here. boys, and
IN hop W. to the five and ten cent
store and buy another ball"
AN right, Uncle Wigglly'' said the
animal boys.
In q little while the rabbit gentle
man came hopping back, and he had a
large bag in his paws,
my! You must have bought . very
big baseball, Uncle WsEgily!' said Sam
mic,
'wel, | bought n loo Of balls" an
swered the rabbit gentleman. $ II
you lose one | can toss you another,
and still another, and the game can 80
All ready now, play BALI"
He tossed q ball 10 JACKIE KinkytaA,
the monkey boy pitcher. and no o
did Jacko have 1t in his paws than he
gave a joyful cry and began taking big
bites from II,
Here: Stop that croed Jackie Bow
Wow. Don't eat the baseball. You'n
get indispepsla, and, besides we want
TO have a zane with the BALI"
This isn't a baseball. it's q popcorn
BALI" cried Jacko, and surely enough
u was
II couldn't find any ~baseballs, *
Uncle Wiggily, 80 | bought you
each a popcorn bah and one for myself,
Wen sit here In the shade and have
IN eating ball game,'t AMl they did,
and II was lots Of fun.
So II the goldfish doesn't try 70 get
under the umbrella plant out of the
wet when II rains. III tell you neRt
about Uncle Wigglly and the apples |
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-25

! should like 20 know? Let some Of
those unmarried men go over there ana
get sho, TO psecea II they want to-
II can not argue with YOU, satt
Freddie. '1t's too big for me 10 know
what's right for anybody else TO do
l only Hhow that some of us have TO 60
It's my country, and In going TO fieh
for it-that's ALT"
Your country said she, And whal
has your country ever done for you
Better look after your wife. I'm telling
youl"
He came and stood very close 10 her,
looking down at her.
'Listcnv' he said. You are my With.
and ! win love you and protect you so
long as ! live. But please don't say che
sort Of thing you are letting yourself
say now. II changes me a little to-
ward you'll can't help II. Cant you
understand N, dear? What would you
think Of me II some man came into this
room and attacked you and ! never
came TO your a~ssistance2 It@ Just as
simple az that. Somebody has attacked
my own land and-and ! can't stand by
and see II: that's all"
80 you're going off and let me shift
for myself" she asked.
II am not going 70 let you shift for
yourself =" said Freddie again, YEARLY
hut l am going 20 enlist
Van right" said EAtrelda. ''Then you
Just walt and see what I'll do. my fine
young gentleman