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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09
BOATS HAVE NEW COLOR
Rhine Fleet Vessels Used by American
Are Painted Battle
Gray.

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY OF
Rhine feet of American patrol boats
has donned the color Of battle gray.
The first OF the fleet to appear on tho
river in its new color was the flag
ship. The Prussian, known as "1he
Generals Ship" and used by General
Dickman, commanding tho Third Army,
when he wished to cruise up or down
the Rhine.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-10
PODzEMNf PLYN VYRUCHl

Ma Washington Ave. eXplo-
doval vcera podzemni plyn, ma
hromadivsi Sc v tunelu pro e.
lektricke kabely, Illuminating
Co. nalezejicfm. Vybuch byl
tax mocny, re jedna ventilacnl
zaklopka vyletela vysoko mad
'ulici a plamen vyslehl do vyse
|patnacti stop. We chvili te hra.
ly 81 blize zaklopky 4 ditky re
|sousedstvi vSechny vazne ply
novymi plameny byly popale-
ny. Devitileta Helena Finnova,
1926 Washington Ave. popale
ma ma celem tele a v lekafskem
oSetrovanl Sc nachazi, kdeztC
dalsimi ranenymi jsou: Tom
Masterson, Nella Slantan a j
Smith, 1926 zap. % ul. DR.
lNeuberger je oSetfuje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-10
MESTSKA RADA.
Zmuntova predloha namirena
proti poulicnim demonstracim
schvalena.

Ia vcerejsi schize mestske
rady priiata iednohlasne Zmun
tova predloha, pozadujici NEST
ske povoleni kazdeho poulicni
no pIvodu, kterazto predloha
byla predbezne schvalena RI
ditelem Sprostym, pol. naeelni
KEN Smithem a pravnim rad
MIN vyborem. Dovoleni k pofa
dani verejnych pruvodG a pa
rad bude vydavati riditel Spro
sty po souhlasu policejniho
naGelnika V padu odmitnuti
onoho povoleni zadatele nermi
tn mohou apelovat ma mayora.
Kdo by Sc odvazil poradat po-
ulicni prIvod bez mestskeho
schvaleni, mlze byt 5000 po-
kutovan. Zmuntova ordinance
nenaleza souhlasu V kruzich
organisovaneho delnictva, po-
nevada dotcenym zakonem mo
hou byti zasahovany pruvody
stavkaru.
Ma podnet tehoz radniho pri
jat byl zakon, die nehoz me-
nym bombovym atentatem zpu
sto ma nahradit skody nedav-
sobene, kdy iedine mayor Da
Wis utrpel ztraty ma majetku V
castce $500. K tomu treba po
znamenati, ze mayor sveho ca
su verejne prohlasil, re dotce-
nou mestskou nahradu nechce.
Dale usneseno radou, ably ma
Highland hrbitove bylo zarize
no zvlastni oddeleni, kde by re
mreli vyslouzilci re svetove val
ky byli pochovavani. Ma zari-
zeni onoho vojenskeho pohrebi
ste mesto povoluje $4,000.
Mayoova zadost, ably neza-
douci cizinci podlehali depor-
taci, odkazana pravnimu vybo
ru. Ma konec schuze usneseno
ably mesto koupilo 385 novych
Stitku pro oznaceni traktnich
ZaStaVek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-10
TVVooI TVVOOJ
TOVARNA MA MOTORCY
: kLE VYHORELA,

Vcera odpoledne vznikl po-
Ear tovarnach ma motorcy-
|kle, nalezejicich firme Cleve-
land Manufacturing Co., 1909
Platt Ave. Ohen povstal V od-
deleni barev a V nekolika mi
nutach rozsiril Sc ma cely jed
nopatrOvy ten zavod, take sko
da cini 100000. Asi 800 do
hotovenych motorovych kol by
10 plameny zniceno a jednu
chvili pozar ohrozoval tez elek
trarny Adams-Bagnallovy. Ha
sic w. Fritch, 2S15 zap. II ul.
"a ochranne prace byl preko-
nan dymem a museli jej do
Charity nemocnice odvezti. u
zdravi Sc vSak.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-10
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PRISLA SVEDCIT v KRITIC
KEN OKAMzIKU.

VelkoprGmyslnik John j..
Harwood uznan byl vcera poro
tOu trestniho soudce Phillipse
vinnym zabitf. Zalobou' bylo|
mu "a preliceni dokazovano,
re listopadu loni prejel u
smrtil svym autem ma Euclid
Ave. 23letou stenografku Ma
rii RossovOu, TAG vych. 40.
ul. Zaloba vaci ukvapenemu so
ferovi mela dostatecne svede-
ctvi, takze porote nezbylo il
neho nez rozhodnouti proti
Harwoodovi. A ma zaklad6 wee
rejSiho toho vynosu fabrikant
Harwood mel zustat V kaznici
rOk az 20 let. Sotva vSak va
zbou sc kdy seznami. Harwoo
dovi pOdarilo Sc totiz hned po
soudnim vynosu ziskat svedky
nj, ktera mu pry z dalsich soud
Mich neprijemnosti jiste vypo-
mnze. Vzhledem k tomu obza-
lovany zadal hned o novy pro-
ces a jeho hlavni svedkyni pro
Obhajobu zustane 81. Rose Fur
nessova, 1924 vych. 10. ul.. do
brovOlne ma svedectvi We pro-
speech obzalovaneho Sc pry pr
hlasivSi. Bude rozhodne tvrdit,
re to nebyl Harwood, jenz loni
81. Rosse automobilem nahodi-
lie zahubil, nybrz re to byl do
celia jiny, svedkyni neznamy SO
fer. Furnessova byla pry oci-
tou svedkyni tehdejsiho neste-
sti a ranenou 81. Rossovou po-
mahala tenkrat odnaset do le-
karny. Harwood jest pry upl-
ne nevinnen a svedkyne chce
jeho alibi dokazati.
Furnessova jest ciSnici v U.
MON klubu, jehoz clenem Jest
tez obzalovany Harwood, tax.
to pfedseda Acme Multigra-
phing Co., 525 Erie Ave-, a We
liky bohac.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-10
SSH SSH
UHLf ZUSTANE DRAHE.

S uhlim je to asi takove ia
ko sc vSemi zivOtnimi nezbyt-
nostmi jinymi = velika poptav
ka a jistota, re Sc vSe, co je
ma ruce, snadno proda. Proto
asi ceny tax brzo dolu nepu-
jdou. Majitele dolG oGekavaji,
re Sc mnozstvi uhli bude Wy
vazeti do ciziny. Byti dosti To-
di, vyvazelo by Sc jiz nyni.
Mnohe narody Sc uhli hlasi,
ale We Spoj. Statech Sc doluje
znacne meme nezli roku Ion
skehO. UhlObaroni mali jeSte il
ste zasoby cd posledni zimy,
ktera byla mirna a kdy Sc pro
valku mnoho dolovalo a proto
nedbaji 81 delniky udrzeti. u
hlokopove odchazeii k RUNE
mu Zamestnani jinemu, ktere
jest meme nebezpecne a lepe
placene, mnoho jich odiizdi do
Evropy. Ze bude CHINA ameri-
ckeho uhli potrebovati, jest pa
trno z tohO, ze v zadne zemi
jine nedoluje Sc tolik CO pred
valkou. Vyroba poklesla znac
ne i V Anglii, nestoji "a mnoho
v Nemecku, V Cechach slez-
skych dolech polskych, nevzpa
matovala Sc jeste We Francii a
V Belgii. We Francii bude tc
trvati sest roku, iak Sc pocita
nezli bude mono teziti toliI
co pred valkou, V Nemecku
lstejne jakO V Rusku jest stu
ace velmi nejista. Nedostatel
je V AustraIii. PfiSti Ziml
bude tedy asi opet mnoho lid
mrznOut.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-10
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KONKRYTOVE. PLAVIDLO

Liberty Transportation Co
spustila vcera ma jezerni vo-
du dalsi velkou konkrytovou
LODI, urcenou k doprave nalo-
zenych zeleznicnich kar. Ce-
mentova ia pramice je 265
stop dlouha, 40 stop siroka,
ma til parry kolejnic ma sve pa
lube a je urcena ku plavbe ma
velkych jezerach priplavech.
Konkrytove to ploche plavidlo
|pojmenovano vcera Lake HUI
ron" a svou panenskou plavbu
|nastoupi dnes.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-10
Kupujeme Bondy Svobody j
Valecne spofenky.

Pfineste je nyni, kdy cena
jejich jest vetsi. Simon, nej-
lepsi, nejspolehliv6jsi smenar-
mix, plati nejvyssi ceny hotove
"a bondy j znamky. Prijdte do
pokoje els. ZIG Lenox Bldg,
jedte zdvihadlem ma 2. posho-
di. Rob Vych. 9. ul.. a Euclid.
Mad Singer Sewing Machine
Co. Otevfeno krom nedele az
do 6 hod. vecer. U mas nejlep-
81 sluzba i ceny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-10
|MALO NALEVEN ZAVRENO,l

Okresnf pokladnik Boyle
statistikou dokazuje, re po "a
|vedeni statni prohibice sotva,
'dvanact naleven bylo zde "a
'vreno. VSechny dalsi byvale no
'stince pokracuji We sve zivno-
|sti tim rozdllem, re nepro-
davaji opojnych napoju, nybrz
pouze temperament vyrobky
Cd 1. maize pokladnik Boyle
skolektoval v meste okresu
"a $4,000 license cigaretove.
Vetsina byvalych hostinskych
lokalG zGstane otevrena do prf
stitch voleh podzimnich, kdy
Iprohibicni otazka v Ohio bude
znovu volicstve- m projednava-
ma. Liberalni liga dala jiz V o.
beh petice, move hlasovanf o.
hledne pivnic pozadujici. Peti-
ce ty musi byt dodany statu do
srpna a neni pochyby, re She
ratele podpisG budou hotovi v
cas- a re pffsti dotcene volby,
"a nichz budou 'hlasovati j wy
slouzilci re svetove valky, do
padnou We pospech liberaln, il
|nymi slovy statnf prohibice ze
st astne bude porazena, ably o.
lsobni svobode zaslouzeneho
lprava sc dOstalO.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-10
VS. MsSl
NOVY HOLICSKY ZAVOD

Dobrovolnik ceskoslovenskd
armady p. Vaclav Sedlacek,
Jenz utrpel We Francii jedena-
cite zraneni a jehoz prsa zdobi
dive valecna vyznamenani, We
noval sc phvodnimu zamestna
nj a otevfel moderne zarize-
nou holirnu v elsie 1861 vych
49. ul. ma rohu Mcbride ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-10
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PAN JAN PISTORIUS,

1926 E. Clark (nyni Pershing
Ave.) necht' Sc V ufadovne
"Sveta" prihlasf o dopis, KITE
ry posta nemGze dodati.
The labor standard., 1919-06-01
OId-Time Ceremonies.

In olden times the festival of Easter was celebrated with many ceremonies and sports. Then, as now, colored eggs were given. In some places the children rolled them down hillsides. In royal roll of the time of Edward I preserved in the Tower, appears an entry of IS pence for 400 eggs to be used for Easter gifts. Town author ities engaged with due dignity in games of ball. It is recorded also that on Easter Monday the women had right to strike their husbands and on Tuesday the men struck their wives, as in December the servants scolded their masters. From German author ity it is learned that in the Neumark on Easter day the men servants whip tho maid servants with switches and on Monday the maids whip the men. In some parts of Germany parents and children try to surprise each other in bed on Easter morning to apply the health-giving switches.
The labor standard., 1919-06-01
BEGIN PROFIT-SHARING PLAN
WiIIys-overIand Company Distributes Large Sum Among It's Employees Arrangements for Future.

More than 15,OOO Willys-Overland company, Toledo, Ohio, employees re- ceived $4OO,OOO in the company's first distribution of the profits under the 5O-5O profit sharing plan announced last January.
 The profit-sharing plan is limited to employees who have been six months in continuous service. The employees sharing represent 9,s43 at the Toledo plant, and the others are scattered throughout the United States, notably at Elyria, Ohio and Elmira, N. T..
 The $4OO,OOO represents 8 per cent of the wages paid during the first quarter of the year, except that no en- ployees receive less than AZ cents for each hour worked during this period.
 Permanent capital will not include good will, patents. nade marks, etc., but only the net book value of the assets of the company The value was fixed at $79,669, ,232.
 Tn working out the J. N. Willys 50- 90 plan the company will set aside from each income account 3 per cent of the invested capital for deteriora- tion, 1 per cent for a rainy day and 7K per cent "as a just return to per manent capital"
The labor standard., 1919-06-01
MIND THEIR OWN BUSINESS
People of the Farce Islands Cannot TruthfuIIy Be Accused of Un-
 due Curiosity.

The Farce islands are a bleak and rain-swept group lying on the steamer route between Norway and Iceland. They are recommended to the traveller who would escape the prying eye of curiosity and the stare of the crowd. A man with a great secret in his life could emigrate to the Faroes, secure in the consciousness that he might live there for 20 years and his neighbors would probably never even wonder why he came.
 Every visitor to the little archi- pelago notices this characteristic atti- tude of mild indifference on the part of the natives. so different from the usual frank curiosity shown by isolated peoples in strangers from foreign lands. The islanders are kindly enough, but they do not go out of their way to show 1t. They are com pletely immersed in their own hum- drum concerns of fishing and farming, and they would hardly look up from their blowing to watch an airplane fly over. It is said that when their ruling sovereign came over on a state
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DANGER IN LABOR SITUATION
Woman Member of British Parliament Predicts Upheaval, Either Po-
 iiticaI or Industrial.

"Any employer who does not see there are elements of combustion In the English labor situation, as we'll as elsewhere in Europe, is burying his head in the sand" according to Mary land elected to parliament, visiting in the United States. She said:
 Labor leaders in England are ex- pecting a general election to be called at any time as a result of the present industrial situation.
 "The immediate problem in England is the dislocation of the labor market. One million women are out of en- ployment and many more men. The state unemployment donati IS offer no solution.
 1.-The trades unions and the labor party are determined to put a con- structive policy before the country and the government will have to meet it. The state has produced reports by the hundreds, but we only have reconstruc- tion on paper.
 "When the state donation ceases and soup kitchens open and private charity comes and unemployment demOnstra- tions take place, as they soon will on greater scale than has ever been known in Great Britain before, upheaval is going to come.
 Whether it will be political or in- dustrial is not yet quite clear. The groups which I represent desire it to take political form, as we think it is possible to have a peaceful revolution.
 "But whether peaceful or not, it is bound to come. We have the labor and we have the equipment, and yet nothing is done. If a visitor from an- other planet came down and looked at us think he would think we were managed by lunatics."
The labor standard., 1919-06-01

Hinman, 'Y" man of Everett, Wash, who shows the soldiers through the castle chapel. pointing out frescoes on gold ground by Deger, the Life of Christ, the Creation, the Fall of Man, the Last Day, and in another room a rather outstanding fresco by Lasinsky, showing a MT. Hohenzollern of an old CT generation paying visit to the bish- op of Trier.
 Careful of the Fine Floors.
 Then the boys pass on into the cor ridor that leads to the rooms with the particularly choice floors inlaid with three different kinds of hardwood. The guide slips his feet into a pair of felt slippers, large enough to cover an army shoe. The boys take it sort of for granted and do likewise and soon they are gliding, like Chinaman on slippery pavement, across the smooth floors.
 Pretty soft for the old kaiser" re- marks doughboy, ito have the army come up here and polish his floors for him." and so it is.
 The soldiers take in all the natural appurtenances of a well-regulated cas- tie with great interest. They view old pieces of arnor, costly and elaborate wood carvings, good paintings, the kaiser's own personal dining room. the rich drinking vessels and tankards. They are making the best of their stay in the vicinity of Germany's favorite little river, the Rhine. and are storing up "beaucoup knowledge" against the day when curious ones at home shall be asking them about all the sights overseas. %2 -5>" *i ."
 The trip is part of the joint efforts of the army and the 'Y" to entertain soldiers on leave, for Coblenz, in addi- tion to being Third army headquarters, is also leave center,
The labor standard., 1919-06-01
HISTORIES BIGGEST
 CHILD LABOR FINE

Employment of one child for one day in conflict with the child labor tax provisions of the new revenue bill will subject the employers business to a tax of 10 per cent of the net profits for the entire taxable year. This is the Interpretation of the bu- reau of internal revenue, the administrator of the new law, as announced, and is one of the strictest in the nations history.
 A single exception is made of boys and girls canning clubs, fostered by the government. The age limit of fourteen is raised to sixteen for work in mines or quarries because of the na- ture of the work.
 Regulations of the bureau provide that in no industry shall children be employed longer than eight hours per day or six days per week, even under pro- vision of state laws which grant certificates under certain condi- tions.
The labor standard., 1919-06-01
DOCTOR GOT HIS

A North Carolina doctor. inclined to be mindful of other peoples business, was riding along a country road. He drew up where a native was husking corn in a field.
 "You are gathering yellow corn?" said the doctor.
 "Yes, sir; planted that kind." came the reply.
 "Won't get more than half a crop?" volunteered the physician.
 Don't expect to, sir; planted it on half shares"
 The doctor was somewhat nettled at this, and replied:
 "You must be mighty near fool"
 "Yes, sir; only a fence between us. :" Human Life.
The labor standard., 1919-06-01
New Price Level Reached.

After an extended study of prices, 1t is the opinion of the division of public works and construction depart ment that a new price level has been established by the economic condi- tions attending the world war, below which they are not likely to fall by any appreciable amount in the near future, the department of labor an- nounces.
 'It is believed that the growing con- f1dence," according to the announce ment, ''in the future of business in this country, evidence of which is seen on all sides, is we'll justified by the facts that have been learned through the study of the price situa- tion."
The labor standard., 1919-06-01
Transportation of the Future.

Transportation is the fundamental of progress in civilization. All things must pass through it as through the neck of a bottle. If we can transport energy without using cars to carry it, there is just so much gain. Electricity is energy without substance It's transmission calls for no vehicle other than a copper wire. Hence is it obvi- ous that we must look to electricity for distributing the power on which our economic future as a nation de pends.
The labor standard., 1919-06-01
By STEPHEN DoUGHToN.

6y SIEF7EN OOO1f1 | ON. ~~ HE ex-kaiser has a somewhat
 marvellous ex-palace, known
 as Stolzenfels, with quite
 wonderful floors-really quite the last word in wooden floors; so fine, indeed, that a very considerable part of very consfderate army of in- vasion views them with some degree of awe as it glides over them not in the hob-nailed shoes of the army but in very soft felt slippers that slip on over the army boots. That's how care kaiser's ex-property on the Rhine just a few minutes walk south from Coblenz.
 Stolzenfels is part of the scenery which is included in any tourists first class trip up or down the Rhine. It sits high on a cliff with an approach so steep that even the man who brags eternally about the hills he takes on high" would have to admit it's quite a grind "in low"
 Parties formed under d Y. M. c. A. guide leave the ''Y'' headquarters, Fest hall, Coblenz, every day at 1:15 to mdhe lilIS tFlp AS tIleTo dfe I,uOU Sol- diers in Coblenz every day on leave and 13,OOO stationed in and about the town, many men are always available and anxious to take the trip.
 Old Keeper Is Amusing.
 The old keeper amuses the boys. He clucks about like an old hen, afraid the invaders, in the vernacular of the army, will salvage a few souvenirs. To those who speak a little German he tells how he has been on the ex- kaiser's pay roll for some forty years, always keeping, the house spic and span against the day when Bill might drop fn-only he doesn't call him Bill. These trips are conducted by H. B.
The labor standard., 1919-06-01
How the Months Were Named.

January gets it's name from Janus; February from Februa-purifcati Sabine word; March from Mars i; April from aperio-open May from Maia, goddess of growth; June from Junius; July from Julius; August from Augustus; September from sep tem-seven; October from octo- eight; November from novem-nine; December from decem-ten.
The labor standard., 1919-06-01
Operation or Minimum waoe.

MT. Filene of Boston recently told how his department store established a minimum wage of $8 per week in 1912 and of the new spirit and eff. ciency which came into his organiza- ton of 5000 employees following that change. So successful was the scheme that the minimum wage was increased in 1918 to $10 per week.
The labor standard., 1919-06-01

visit to the islands it was necessary to go out among the people and urge them to crowd in the capital city and stage something resembling an en- thusiastic welcome. At that most of them got bored and went home before the celebration was half over.
The labor standard., 1919-06-01
Not All There,

Delbrook was the proud possessor of brand-new suit of clothes with a small wooden whistle attached to 1t. Soon after getting the suit, and while the family was dining away from home, his father asked him why he did not wear his new suit that eve ming. "I can't, daddy" he answered, "'cause the whistles brOke.'
The labor standard., 1919-06-01
Power of Will.

'Will power has kept many a man in the straight and narrow path." re- marked the bothersome bromidist.
 Indeed it has," answered the chap with the sliding scalp as he swatted a flu germ on the back of his hand, "par- ticularly if 1t is the will of a rich and pious old uncle who hasn't checked in. g
The labor standard., 1919-06-01
Must Be a Watch Dou,

"Say, sure got smart dog," said the facetious feller. "Why, that there dOrg can tell time."
 "Awgwan."
 "He sure does. Why, when he sees that spotted bull terrier down the street coming his way he can tell it's time to start for hOme."
The labor standard., 1919-06-01
Profitable We'll.

A Pennsylvania corporation that has been prospecting for petroleum in Co., lombia has tapped a we'll that produces profitably after passing through oil- bearing sands.
The labor standard., 1919-06-01
True Patriotism.

Had a dozen sons-each in my love alike-I had rather had eleven die nobly for their country than one voluptuously surfeit out of action.- Shakespeare.
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}ts Kind

"Poor old Jack has not a single hair on his head"
 "Is that literally so?" "It's the bald truth"
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Java Tea Exports.

Tn the tea world the rise of Java teas is notable Exports from the island are soon expected to reach 100000 900 pounds q year.
The labor standard., 1919-06-01
Its Fruits,

'T asked Nan why she liked the study of logic so much" What did she say?"
 Because"
The labor standard., 1919-06-01
Best Government

The proper function of government $ to make it easy for people to do good and difficult for them to do evil. Gladstone. .-
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Example for Beats,

Unto the yeast cake ought to go
 Each impecunious shirk. For there he'll learn to raise the dough The yeast cake has to work.
The labor standard., 1919-06-01

''I saw you hugging Daisy last night, her myself"
 q reckon she considers us members of the associated press"
The labor standard., 1919-06-01
Not So Romantic

The old-timc wandering minstrel We now no longer see; But we have lots of singers
 Who wander from the key.
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The Proper Kind.

The Proper Kind. 'They say that pilot gunboats ought to have signal guns when they go out in fog"
 "I should think they could better thread their way with a needle gun."
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Jumping to Conclusions.

"There is license in this country which great many judicious people regret"
 ''Do you mean the marriage n- cenSe?" -r.sa
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Danuerous Remark.

OdfI9SIOVS FHSTIIdFNs 'I am servant of the people," ex- claimed the orator.
 'sDon't say that" whispered the friend. Servants are terribly dicta- torial these days. People may think you are trying to be boss"
The labor standard., 1919-06-01
Kitchen CoIIouuv.

'Is de left hind foot of a rabbit a sign of luck?"
 "Tfs," remarked MT. Erastus Pink ley, eff you owns de rest of de rabbit"
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A Proof.

"They say she is wildly wasteful." "So she is. I counted three Jumps of coal lying on her pavement after the coal cart had driven off,"
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6y 0 FIFTEEN OOO0f1 ON. HE ex-kaiser has somewhat marvellous ex-palace, known as Stolzenfels, with quite