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The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-08
THE WEATHER

Probably local rains Sunday. Cooler
Sunday.
Highest temperature for the "a
hours ending at noon today, 80.
The rainfall last night was 2.65
inches.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-08
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-A 10-room house, we'll
built; large lot on paved street; locat-
ed among the best built homes in the
city. Price $1,000. Reasonable terms.
See Mr.. Williams or Alexander Linn.
3-3-4-5.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-08

FOR RENT-0ne 5-room cottage,
north end of Hibiscus street. See Mrs.
John K. Cheyney.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-08

Mention The Leader when calling
on or writing an advertiser.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-08
WANTED
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-7-room house, 2 sto-
ries, bath, toilet, hot and cold water,
sleeping porch, centrally located. $27.-
so monthly. A. Cradle. 3-5-tf.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-08

Mrs. McCullum, one of Tampa's
most successful public school teachers,
came over last evening to spend the
week end with her daughter, Mrs. W.
D. Cradle, and family.
* q a
Elegant display of samples of la
dies dress goods and yarns for sweat
ers are on display by Mrs. C. C. Hill at
the B. & A. Store. Any taste can be
satisfied. Call and see these samples.
Mrs. C. c. Hill. 3-6-tf.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-03-29
SOME SCHOOL BOARD INCONSISTENCIES

The board of appropriated goody Of the
taxpayers money send Sup oke and director Shaib
educational conventions St. LOFTS and then Chicago
Both of those gentlemen took foil advantage OF that
free the peoples They expected bring back
sparks fire with which to kinde enhcsiasms
SEPARATIONS efforts the teaching force the public
schools of this conpacent city.
After Sept oke newly found friend returned from those
educational brne did they calf together all the teachers OF the
school auditorium, with the members OF the board on the
platform, and then blow those divine sparks into hot tames
They They did make formal report to the board
of educaton assembled the su meeting place and at time Customary
OF convenient.
Sept Hoke forgot who paid his those conventions He tor
the of the board of education particular and
Of patrons of the schools general He almost forgot that he
paid superintendent five hundred devoted principals and
teachers 49, -.
Foke cod forget however, that he und
great Obligations the Dh commercial cub for holding his weak
hands and Fostering his pneess back opheavy with brow OF high
elevation 49,.
The who has been rafting around IN R. Denf old shoes
for co years did calf meeting Of the principals and
the banquet half of the commercial for the OF
for Of those alleged dinners and then heat
ing what their superior had to report the good time he had at St.
Louis and Chicago. H. s-e Il. 4. @- su....e
information correct director Schaiby that ecclesiastical Aeol,
coach his protege and tell what he bougt
back from the conventions under his entirely too small hat
AT least Of the directors and great many Of the people still
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-03-29
THE REASON FARRELL is OPPOSED

Civ commissioner Farrell represented feeling peeved beause
the crie his official record and persists IN anayzns ota
acts.
Commissioner Farrell houd remember that he pbc setv-
ant not private AS long he remains servant OF the people,
masters ALL have perfect right give his
thorough and their sentiments concerning the
The Rpsaw tried dcuss city commissioner Farrell for to9
wears at the head of the department Of public works. and not James A.
Farrell, private citizen.
We certainly feel duty oppose M. Farrell for another term
that some voters believe these facts for the that
they know and understand them as well as we do On
some cases because of personal lack of Of
sby citizens know these facts very well 0o CHOOSE 10 o
gard them.
We are folly satisfied commissioner Farrell is sailing under
has wearied and his record uch ubc work
shows that he very far from being real engineer
Commissioner Farrell has lacked IDEALS willingness to stand tor
high degree of the city and fair impartial enforce
laws His protection Of the terrible Mcher and otter
failure protest against Sbe policy of wnng at nasty nests m
the city must cont against Mr. Faffe IN MS 0on1e a0' LUZ ~
other term Of office.
Supporters Of four have been forgotten by Mr.
pa have M @ snd s Ty have OFF, he
bndshed giving them special favo nh to the detr
ent of the people in general In support Of that Look at OF
for private benefit at the expense OF the public
Farrell prood member Of grasping PRACTICAL
aggressive political aggregation that seeks shake the pu tree
at pie counte rather than strive for high ideals and per-
feet government.
During Mr. Farres office there have been many small
that aggregate heavily Fs have found favor IN
the Farrean SYSTEM Favo and cpacency not shown by
administrators that Department. have sadly marred the commits
sone record although the general public does not yet ~ see those
b1enishes.
painful in way to renoousy oppose an acquaintance OF
years. We told before the campaign that we wood hort the
great family Journal make mistake detrimental to otrse,
opposed the Boy Engineer who plays both ends against the dd who
himself up the ladder by being all things to al We
dy the pubc and proud to have made an attempt perform
come what may.
Humble and insignificant as we may this peculiar city by the
freshwaef commissioner Farrell might profit greatly ne wod
strive for the goal SEEK he does not merit IN hng his
wagon to a star.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-03-29

municipal campaign therefore the bobac Boy Engineer
Is not getting any real Tfavers support.
Frederick Lidwen Ryan another member Of Little Tammany
when the boys progressive He belongs to the Cleveland
school Of democracy therefore conservative and dgnid
Doctor Hammond being Union card has been labong IN
Ittle Tammany vineyard campaign for time
He takes credit for defeating Miller and has promise OF becoming
gresham Cars private secretary. 49,.
Through Hammond 1e Tanmany" aims to keep firm
grip organized labor. Through this manipulation Of the faous
Bunch Farrell undoubtedy secured the doubtful
endorsement for commissioned.
Little Tamany plays with the boys that have the biggest and
marbles. has, Under Wilson, managed to pick all the
federal pus took hand the last county election, laying
Mening putting Magic in his place. For had boosted Hal
den imposition many deadly Double Crosses caued
volt and Bergen got mech of the e Tanany support The
ganan him credit and returns that really belong the
general pub1. e Tamnany helped elect Bergen bot he wod
have been elected without that help.
Tammany also proposes control the city hail. The Her
aid needs majority of commissioners deliver pubc printing ps
clerk makes that printing and perhaps that the
chief of Little Tamany only few weeks laid down hard
on CITY clerk Ash tried dictate the appointment OF Doctor Ham
ond as assistant city clerk instead Mr. Davenport Mr. Ash
sented the dictation and MIR. Davenport appointed
Some cunning being made to help Little Tam
many firm the city hail. we'll as dera state
and county offices.
bringing Sheaves" said to be the avorte hymn OF this
silent bot highly effective band of political workers.
It up people Of this city whether they wish to ron
public affairs delegate the job to "Litte Tamnany"
A vote for Farrell is vote for "Litle Tammany'"
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-03-29
LITTLE TAMMANY SUPPORTS FARRELL

One OF contemporaries IN this field seriously objects
many that greedy faction of the local democracy that places the
counter ahead Of principles that shake the pm rather
than to push the of mankind Our editorial brother main
tans that this association, this domination of commissioner Farrell by
the Big Chief of Le Tammany utterly u the Boy Engineer for
properly and effectively egng commissioner and for the very
best interests of the city.
The records show that @e Tamanny" certainly most mer
cenay It's leaders pride themselves doing the granting making
the do the lifting They the majority and
the political bot to let the chan have the big hand
the shaking down the rpened f They
where they have and gather where they have
strewn.
Col A. c. Weiss credited with being Big Chief of "te Tam
many Although he proessed to be Democrat he usuay kept
the fence politics sided with the opposition Until he had grown
strong enough honors and enolumen the
ferson, Jackson, Bryan and Wilson.
Commissioner Farrell with gangster instinct proudly bot
serventy calls t1e Tammany" head 1.-THE Old Man." poli
a inspirations orders and rewards from the who rted
with Miller and neglected support Wilson by boosting C for
gres Until he got eleventh hour orders from McAdoo He
Harris Bennett assistant chief Of Lite Tammany" He really
the brains OF the aggregation spinning the webs and Pulling the
80 that ali can realize and reap mutua profit -.
When the people desired acquire the local electric light plant
Herald bit Assistant Chief Bennett kept the black bag there the
local hotel dispensing theom yellow and green
influence most potent and effective results showed As ali also know
Mr. Bennett IS collector Of the port under Wilson.
Dr.. Joseph H. Shartel Busy little bee in Little Tamnany"
He once alderman. He went to Canada make his fortune
bot the Cancels got his scalp Returning D summoned
Old John Bareycorn the city. bot the kindly
old doctor lost his patient.
Dr. Shae finally found government job the internal
department bot he compelled again become citizen the United
States some months ago to retain the plum.
Taany" Bot he proud the formerly possibly be-
his receiver of the office
nearly welt formerly Since Billy Snday here lodge Trav
has done thinking than Busy life
That the of GOODNESS coming between the Judge and
the Boy Engineer. Be that may lodge Tfav like Herald
sse most local ut perehd the top rad Of the high fence
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-03-29

have idea that Sup Hoke employed by the board education
and paid by the people, therefore his first reports shod have been
made directly the school board and to the teaching force freely and
wfhout price.
Some of the directors and great many the people wonder
Sup Hoke feels greater obligation the commercial club than
he board of education and the people who elect that board
The elements rher wonder whether the Duuh commercial
board of running the schools of this city,
Then came that funny Friday, director Scaby expected the
principals to line up their teachers St. Pat Day
Grace NJ church, where they expected spend
sixty for dinner whose dessert the delivery Of Message
from Garcia by the eloquent divine.
One bad feature of director Shais stunt his representa-
ton the principals that the combination of the xent feed and the
delivery the educational report suggested by the board of edca
ton.
the boards records and the of directors good
any suh representation based fact Director Shby
geed the scheme the board and received in deep silence A
fitting and proper under the circumstances
The public school shoud expected tribue
preacher Shabs hurch any they houd the commercial
c1ub.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-03-29

hell
Blood to the waist, backs to the wall;
So, please, when you the story
tell
Don't talk as If we did 1t all.
For once forego our ancient way
BY pride; tits said, the angels fell
And rather let us humbly pay
Homage to her that would not sell
Herself, nor any Might compel,
Belgium SO great that seemed SC
small,
That torch and torture could not
quel1-
Don't talk as If we did It all.
Remember Serbia at bay,
With not a roof meath which to
dwell;
And France, her soul half torn away
Encountered and invincible;
And, in her Alpine citadel,
Forget not Italy, and recall
That England did her bit as we'll
Don't talk as If we did 1t all.
Boys, why. of course-our bosoms
swell;
That we should talk little tall
Is, so to say, au natural
Don't talk as If we did 1t all.
Richard LIE Gallienne.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-03-29

In the matter of Duu Railway Company the burning
question with the voters is: ITO boy not to bly,"
This, indeed, hard question to decide Patient and long su
ferg we'll confirmed advocates OF the nclpa
ownership Of public oe naturally are heavily inclined towards
purchase.
B when one sits down to Seriously honestly and excessively
consider the natter less doobt bound arise
Can the system be secured within reasonable time at right price,
increased obligations and responsibilities at this
critical time of redment Of business and social conditions so soon
after the war?
Can bemnt of service be secured from the
If purchase is not undertaken at this timer
Isl better mp into the PURCHASE Of large y at this time
eleven years and take the system after
the franchise expires?
Is there any danger of law being passed whereby state
franchise be secured by the company and control OF the system
Without knowing definitely the personnel Of the city
eli for the the taxpayers feel confident that the
ery handle so large an undertakga There many req
ments and responsibilities in successfully managing street railway
system than gas and water company
The people once tried acquire the electric light plant woud
be better finish that task than jump over and undertake
to acquire the street railway systems
The motor bos coming means OF IN the cities
Despite winters, will not this motor bus idea develop locally
reduce the income Of the street railway sys then tn:
dear old will chcke with great satisfaction unoad
its trolley and lines Of rails time the competition
transportation SYSTEM
Can the city take the and progressive idea Of bus
transportation to advantage rather than the trolley yms
These questions for each and decide for himself
We admit that wisdom and breadth of vision unequal to the
situation
There something down deep that to that we sosd not not
broad progressive academic principle of municipal ownership Of public
Utilities calls for action in favor of PURCHASE Quickly possible
individuality do not fear loss handicap through delay Bot
advocate of the municipal ownership of public Utilities
quarrel with fellow who advocates the there
fore shous for the immediate acquisition Of the trolley lines.
We the confidence Of the companys American officials
bot have believe that they do wish self this time
The Canadian bondhoder the other hand desire get
their money Pub sentiment not friendly to their interests IN d.
10th and they get much higher rate interest their
right there Canada For the Canadian govern
ent credited with standing ready per cent interest,"
The people, of whom there apparently must
decide this problem responsibility May they be given
wisdom to decide that will bring no fatore regret
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-03-29
THE DOUGHBOY's FRENCH.

Dear mother, when not in trench,
My time goes not to waste;
I'm learning how to speak some
French
A language to my taste.
A "bed" out here is called "lee,"
And "back" in French is dough-"
For Eyes, the word out here is "wee,"
And water" they call co."
"Non" when you would be saying
mo-"
And under" is called $500"
A "skin" in French is called "po;"
Then 1--WE" is always moo"
The German soldier is "bosh:"
Instead of "all," say "too;"
A "pocket" they tell me is "posh,"
And then "street' is "roo."
without" is "san," and Gin" is
"dan;"
OF running they say "coor;''
Before" they have made long AVIAN"
And "for" is always poor"
Laugh" when translated, sounds
like "ree;"
''False" here is changed to "foe;;"
For "who" they substituted "kee,"
And then for WORD" say "moe."
A daughter" here is called "fe;"
"In place." it means Eau lieu;"
Taken" I just now heard called
"pree."
My dear mother, adieu.
F. H., in Life.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-03-29
POETS CORNER
THE GREAT DROUGHT.

THE GREAT DROUGHT.
Write on the Tablets of History Clio,
Shrouded in Grape of the gloomiest
dye;
michigan, Georgia, Virginia, Ohio,
Both the Dakotas and Kansas are
Dry!"
Idaho glowers askance at the Flagon;
Arkansas frowns on the Drink that
is strong;
Washington chambers the dread Wat
er-wagon;
Iowa aridly follows alongs.
Begging for Milk with a siphon to
thin it,
Maine and Montana are Oft of the
49, Stuff.
Nothing with Traces of Alcohol in 1t
Calls for the hesitant protest,
Enough"
Brandy (for Heroes" according to
Byron),
Beer, Ale and Whiskey, desired OF
men,
Put them with Absinthe-the scan
dalous Siren!-
Down in the schedule Of "Never
Again."
"Never again!" for the Bitters-and-
Sherry,
Mint-crested Julep (the souther-
ner's pride). :.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-03-29
TOOK PLENTY OF ROOM.

Louis Funk bent nearly double and
sprung his best smile on the latest
arrival at the New Hotel st. Louis.
"Sign your name right there, on
that page, If you please" he told the
guest.
"Certainly. BY the way, I'm a
Russian" was the guests reply.
"Is that SO? Then write your name
on these two pages, please" replied
the popular greeter.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-03-29
A CLEVER HELPMEET.

II have just made over an old
hat" Madam Rip-saw informed the
head-saYyer Of the one-man saw-mill
81 do not believe you could make
over anything"
II figure that I have made over
$25 by your operation" replied the
Rip-saw man.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-03-29

Happy Tom Collins and blithe Tom
and-Jerry-
All the loved names in 1.-THE Bar
tenders Guide!"
Banned are the Cocktails with Gin
for a basis;
Highballs and Rickeys and Sings
are accursed;
Life is a Desert without an Oasis;
Man is an Island surrounded by
Thirst!
Come, let us whisper the redolent
phrases
Born Of a day that was other than
this,
Telling of Smashes and FIXES and
Daisies,
Toddies and Floats Of nefarious
bliss!
Shall we regret them? Oh, not one
scintilla!
Birch Beer is glorious! Pop is div
inc!
What is more healthful than Sarsa-
parilla?
Yours is a Grape-juice?-A Soda
for mine!
Arthur Guiterman.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-03-29
LINCOLN WALKS AT NIGHT.


1t is portentous, and thing Of state,
T. here, at midnight, in our lit
tie town
A mourning figure walks, and will
not rest,
Near the old courthouse pacing up
and down.
Or by his homestead, or in Swallowed
yards
He fingers where his children
used to play,
Or through the market, on the we'll
worn stones
He stalks until the davn-stars
burn away.
A bronzed, lank man! His suit Of
ancient black,
A famous high top-hat and plain
worn shawl
Make him the quaint great figure
that men love,
The prairie-lawyer, master OF us
all.
His head is bowed. He thinks on
men and kings,
Yea, when the sick world cries.
how can he sleep?
Too many peasants fight, they know
not why,
Too many homesteads in black ter
rOr weep.
He can not rest until a spirit-dawn
| Shall come-the shining hope Of
Europe free; -
The league Of sober folk, the Work
ers' Earth
Bringing long peace to Cortland,
Alp and Sea.
It breaks his heart that kings must
murder still,
That all his hours Of travail here
| for men
Seem yet in vain. And who will bring
white peace
That he may sleep upon his hill
again?
-Vachel Lindsay.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-03-29
OUR COMMON LANGUAGE.

asked a London "bobby"
If he would be so good
AS to point me out a hardware store,
But was not understood.
"A'ard wear store?" he chuckled,
eyer must ave got boy,
And yer want to find clothes shop,
For a suit o'cordurOy?"
ooh, no, but you're mistaken"
told that man of law;
IT want to buy hammer,
A gimlet, and a saw"
Loud laughed that London "bobby,'
AS if he'd never stop;
"Lor', sir, yer buys 'ammer
At hironmonger shop!"
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-03-29

An effort being made induce the state legislature increase
the salary of the game and fish commissioner from twenty
hundred dollars year oor thousand and the only objection
offer that shoo1d be five thousand Carlos Avery, who holds the
important office worth five thousand year, at least of states
money and he's earning cent of many times for the
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-03-29
BALLADE OF DOING OUR BIT.

We did our bit, the u. 8. A.,
We took our share Of shot and
shell,
A little late, perhaps, in the day,
But, never mind-we did IT. well;
But they were full fous years In
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-03-29

SOME MORE REPUBLICAN LOYALTY.
BY CLAUDE M. ATKINSON.


the office until the h has been black stain of dhonor
the American people, Bot idea he has been constantly loyal and
that that this the greatest the history of the world ms
end whout victory say there Infamous
thing done by any American president IN our history"
the fellow who utsrance the above serving time fed
era prison. he shod be- He Instead he being appauded
by the p1underbund republicans ali over the country.
Compare the with the alleged of LaFo1ee
this and will wonder why the Minnesota p1nderbund raised
mah hell over nothing when there 50 muh OF real disoya
that allowed to run IT'S eourse unhampered by the law
Compare with anything said by Eugene Debs and you mist
accept Debs as martyr.
The foregoing part Lincoln day speech delivered before
attorney general Under republican The only republican
protest Justice Ford New supreme
to repudiate the "speech" delivered by Beck
We find the republicans work in the national congress and
Beck and at the making summary punishment
Of the unfortunate devil who refuses accept the ua Of
Do you the atmosphere perneaed with revo1uions
P1cKNGs AND SCREENINGS.
The Minnesota Legislature jest awfay busy making laws
head off possible opposition that against the Born
qni plonderbund.
Fred Hadeys gubernatoa boom took little weight
editorial gathering St. Pad Fred republican, Bot
for unaccotab cannot coupe him with the bnh
he training wth-hes far too human and too decent.
Cost Ldqaist I've 1ect republican presdnt next
He Governor Burnqu private secretary and chairman of the Min
republican central also hundred
American from the crocbe Of the public safety commission
There any member of Big Business bundearrrs IN the
Legislature seeking opportunity pot something the people
laws that will maj the p1nderband safe its and necessarily
deprive the people Of of their simple rights.
Many of the Republican country Of Minnesota cannot
distinguish difference thought
ISM They STEPPED their particular brand Of patriotism that their
minds have for only casetho o" and those "agan
Now that the and the feel free
themselves they letting their long pentup wrath and Post
General B1eson coming for good share Of It, there
is public office It the present postmaster general and
the boys who have been victims his despo bit saving
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-03-29

Now that the and the feel free
themselves they letting their long pentup wrath and Post
master General Bson coming for good share Of It, If there
it in public Office It the present postmaster general and
the boys who have been victims his despo role not bit saving
In ther language
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-03-29
PICKINGS AND SCREENINGS.

The Minnesota state legislature jest awuy busy making laws
head off every possible opposition that may appear against the Born
quist plunderbund.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-03-29

Fred Hadeys gubernatoa boom took little weight
the editorial gathering St. Pau Fred republican, bot
for unaccotab cannot couple him with the bnh
he training wth-hes far human and too decent.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-03-29

Many OF the Republican conry OF Minnesota cannot
distinguish the difference between independent thought and
ISM They STEPPED their particular brand Of patriotism that their
minds have for only caseso o" and those "agan