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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-05-22
PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES.

The Annual Exhibit will be held in
the high school building on Thursday
afternoon and evening, May 10Th. The
work exhibited will be largely in Manual
Training and Domestic Science but par
ents and others are invited to visit the
regular work in the different grades
and high school classes during the after
noon. In the evening parents and
teachers are invited to meet in the high
school assembly room for the purpose
of forming Parent Teachers Associ-
alton.
The Sophomore class held its party at
the high school on Friday night. The
Junior Prom. will be held on Saturday
night, May oath.
An interesting track meet by the
different grades was held at the Fair
grounds on Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Meyer will take four boys to the
State Track Meet at Madison on Satur-
day, May oath.
Commencement invitations are being
sent out by the graduates.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-05-22

The Iowa Co. medical society met
in this city Thursday May 8th. DR.. H..
d. Ludden and DR.. w. NJ. Gratiot Of
this city were elected as delegates to
the state convention.
MIR. and Mrs. John Callow Of Bloom
field purchased the home of MIRA. Jose
phine Gilman on Front street last week.
Russell Meserole accompanied By
Howard Hanscom Of Beioit College
spent the week end at the home of the
formers parents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-05-22
OUR CITY SORROW STRICKEN.

Nelson II. Snow is dead and our city
ID sorrow stricken. His passing took
place about the noon of Tuesday night
OF this week, May 20.
For three or more years Mr., Snow
has been in failing, health. yet he meet
the destroyer with bravery and grit
that commanded the admiration of all;
but for several days the conflict has
been regarded as over.
The departure of this splendid man
forever from our midst causes deep
sorrow to pervade this community. MIR.
Snow was an exceptional citizen. He
was ever alert. energetic, frank, gen
erous. enterprising, fearless, of high
moral character, friendly of nature and
faithful to every trust as citizen, as
official, as husband. as father, But few
possess so many sterling qualities, on
which to elaborate minutely and justly
would require much more time and
space than is at our command for this
issue. We hope to be able to give next
week an obituary of completeness such
as man of Mr. Shows worth should
have.
Deceased was about II years of age,
He has been resident Of Mineral Point
for 80 years, during all of which time
has held the position of station agent
for the c. Nj. & st. Paul R'y company,
or ever since that company connected
up with this city. BY his death de-
voted wife. together with three faith
eul sons and one daughter, are stricken
with bereavement of great weight.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-05-22

Josiah Paynter. H. G. Owens and
families were guests of Philip Paynter
at Mifflin Sunday. The latter is prepar-
ing to move to River Falls
Mr.. and Mrs. William Buckingham
and Miss Gladys league visited Mr.. and
Mrs. W. j. Tomlin at Madison over
Sunday.
Rufus r. Granville of Nebraska,
formerly of Linden. hasIbought the 20t
acres farm Of John Callow at Bloom
field consideration $40. 900. 90.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-05-22

Senior class play Friday evening
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-05-22

Mrs John Ellis Of Lancaster is a
guest Of Mrs. Henry Quick
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-05-22
tOfficial Publication
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
Farmers and Citizens Bank

Located at Mineral Point. State of Wiscon'
sin. at the close of business on the 18th day
Of May. 1919. pursuant to calEby the
Commissioner of Banking.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-05-22
Attention, Soldiers All

Soldiers of the Worlds War, of the
Spanish War, of the Civil War and w
Il. c. will meet at the G. A. II. Post
Hall on Sunday morning, May Is. at
1915 for the purpose of attending divine
service at the Congregational church.
By ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-05-22

Senior class play, "A Strenuous
Life, May %.
Junior Prom, Saturday night, May "a
Patriotic exercises by children Of the
grades for G.. A. r. and w. r. G. at
Municipal Theatre, 200 p. m, Wednes-
day, May Is.
Annual exhibit and visiting day.
Thursday, May 90
Memorial day. Friday, May 30.
Baccalaureate sermon. Sunday eve
ming, June J..
Commencement. exercises, Thursday
evening, June 5. Address by T. w
Galloway, noted author and lecturer.
Closing day of school, Friday, June 8
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-05-22
Parents-Teachers Association.

A meeting of parents and teachers
will be held in the high school assembly
room on Thursday night. May 29th, for
the purpose of organizing a PARENTS
Teachers Association.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-05-22
Awarded Medal.

Peter J. Ellingen of this city has been
awarded Victory Loan Medal by the
u. S. Treasury department for earnest,
hard work and consistent patriotic ser
vices in behalf of the different Liberty
Loans. The medal is made from cap
tured German cannon.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-05-22
Meat PRODUCERS 10 Meet.

The Southwestern Wisconsin Meat
Producers Association will meet in the
Municipal Theatre, this city. Tuesday,
May n, at 2 p. m. All farmers and
meat producers are invited b. attend.
Hon Charles II. Everett of Racine will
be present and deliver an address on
subjects of vital interest. The purpose
of the meeting is to bring producers and
consumers together and to elect officers
to take care of the business for the en-
suing year,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-05-22
MINERAL. POINT FAIR.
August 1915, 1919.

Three Early Closers half-m track:
No. |, pa Pace ,.,., ,....,..a 81 900
No. 2, 2:24 Trot .... ....,.. 1000
No. 3, 2:l3 Pace ... ..,..,.... 1000
Three per cent to enter and start
Entries close May q. Payments due -
May q, $40; June IL, $40; July Is, $40,
A full program of late closing S400
events. These classes made to suit
those entering in the early closers.
Make known your wants.
We are in circuit with Madison and
Monroe. Look up their programs.
T. M. PRIESTLEY,
Supt. of Speed, Mineral Point, Wis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27
II, Sic

Cine neue @elt berlongt neue Sc
|hanfen!" SSn bieien @orten gipfelt
eine &e0e, Die infer &an0elsiefretdr
|fiir5lidi Dor ser Mmerifanii9en Me-
termoBl@efeni9aft in Baltimore ge-
halten bat, nn6 in Der er Iebbaft fir
ginfiibrung Der metrii6en MuBe uno
'@emidte eintritt. Gin Graum, Ben
mir in 0ieiem 2an6e jabr5ebntelang
getrqumt un6 ser nrs fa1t gum Mdar=
den gapor6en NOR. l1nb nun fat Ser
arieg ol1d bieien Eroum Der Gin
.fiibrung nabe gebra6t un6 baS Mar-
den min @eidi6te mer0en. gs mare
olt6 b0dite 3eitl
Sir nns bier 6abeim pie fir 6as
omerifqnii6e @ei6dft i'm 8eltban-
bel. @enn mir I'M @eltbanbel in ben
@ei9Gftsbelang Geutiblanos Dor Dem
&riege eintreten nouen, 10 miiien
mir oie Welt audi nit ben WaBen
me1ien nno m6ger1, Sic 6as oeutihe
.@ei94ft 6omols anman6te. Bon Ell
mem pirfli6en @rfolQe Dentiblan6s
in @eltbanoel fann crit na6 1871
qeipro6en peroen, nod6em es Die
metriIde11 MaBe unb @enibte bon
l6ronfreib iiberr1oanmen batte. Seit-
Dem bate es I'M 2anfe bon 40 Sob
rem Ser iibrigen SanoelSpelt ben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27
Grsiebnae, Medjt ano Hflidt bsr
Elterrt.

Sic gr3iebunq 1T IN Der natiirlt
den Dronnng @ahe Der Gonailie, uni
Sic @dnle infofern 8ilfsanltalt oel
ISanilie. /, !.
81 ser hriltliden Drbna,11g 1T DC
|5dule fruit g6ttliden Medtes az
aleid cine firhlihe Mnitaf.
IS miro unnotiq fem, bier nod
s,tpeilen, ooB Die gltern eirl 11atir'
Iideg unb unpera11Berlibes Rebt an
lire &inoer baben: oas Redt 81 ibrer
|Graiehanq, un6 bie Sdule TT nthts
onoeres, ais sic Mnitalt. pelde ibner
hiebei erqan3enb anbilfe fommt. Die
@emeinbe 1T sic %forporatibe Ginbett
Der Namilien, aus melden lie beitebt,
red,tIih bargeltent burh Die SAINT.
lienpater. gS lit baber i6entiih nit
ben @edte ser 6arnilie, al1f bic Sdn.
Re bog Meht Der @emetnbe anf bieiel.
be. go I'M Betreff Ser @olfsidnle uno
Ser b6ibtren Shnle, tpelde Bpm elmer
@emein6e aIs 8enein6eanftalten ge-
griinhet tper0en.
&ed)t Der Stride a11f bic Sdatle.
Oas Gedt Der Stride ouf oieSdnle
ent1pringt aus Der Miiiton, melbe
@brilhus Ser eriteren gegeben, ben
Men{6en oie geoffenbarte Wabrbett
All lebren nnb burh ibre SeilSmittel
iie ibrer etpigen 8eltimmang 5n5nfiib-
rem, 6as beiBt fie al er5teben. Sic
meientlide 8eitimml1ng Der Stride 1T
alto ser nnterri6t nn6 Die @r5tebnng
oes Observation-Disclosures. Dieie gr=
5iebunq m1B aber, Ser yeatur nes
menidlifen @etites entipreheno, Ell
ne einbeitlihe iein; es fonnen nidt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27

oiea'enntniife, peIde ann eloigenSei
Ie n6tig tno, in Ariitlide1l @eilte,
nnb Sic, 1pelde unf ben 5eitltden aBe'
ruf ~Dorbereiten iolen, I'M nibililti'
Iden @eilte gelebrt neroen, Das @e-
genteil i9lieBtseiine mfnr6itat IN iid1,
tnie gauf Iader 9onb hegt. Ssnoif.
ferent aber gar ffein Wifien. We111
baber bie Stride Die Mpfaabe Bat, ote
Menihbeit Fir tire etpiige 8eltin1nll1ng
8al eraieben, 10 muB lie ielbitreoerdb
aud bas Med)t baden, lie iir ibre11
5eitliiden 9eruf al er5iebe11 n11o az
unterri6ten.
Ser bitoriide @emeis.
DieIen @rnnbidsen Der geinnoe1
gernnnft entipriht audi Die @ei9td-
te. 8is al Der 3et, als bas Spitem
her 5taotsibule a11ftaudte, iirto ole
5hulen enttpeber bon Der 5nmtlte
(reip. @emeinoe) ober bon Der &irde
oIs ibr untrennbares. 3ubeb0r ge-
qriii16et. 8is ouf Die neuefte Bet
tpurben Sic 5hnlen in @ertrdgen uno
gtoats1driften o1lrdtpeg un6 client.
hqIben ols Elm ,a11rerl1m religionts"
beaeid}net unb bebanbelt. Sci ben
Ratbeoralen, III ben &l0itern, bel
Bfarrfirhen p11rben 5hulen etnge-
rihtet: sic bon Somilien, @emetroen
- nnn,ain6n+on SSh1tTpn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27

.Geae2 3.
Die Ersiehnre ais l,siaas
&c Scr Santilic.
8cgen bic Gingriffe 6es Staates IN
Sic Medjte Der Gltern.
sablide 9arlesIng Der &edbte Der
Tumilie, Der airdle NIB bes
Staatea.

Set Monaten bereits tobt ber
Aampf a.n Bic Breibet Der Craze.
hung, bas &edt Ser @ltern auf Die
@rsieb,1na ibrer &in6er, Die Rehte
Ser Gfarridulen. im 8unoesfongreB
uno in ben geiesgebenben aorper.
idaften Der ginael1tnuten. sSn 0ieier
f~ritiubeu 3eh getoinnen Die naddbfte-
berben, lpgi1h alnanfedfbaren Mns.
fiibrungen zines Der bebeutenoiten
8orftampfer fir bic Rcdte bes Dol
les, oes 5o3ioIogen Breiberr Rarl bon
@~oeeI1ons, an oftuener Bebenh,ng.
Sic. 1ino etne 3n1ummenfeInng Der
ausfnbrungen ienes bebeutenoen
Monnes, Die er 111rter Der neber-
idrift: rDie grstebung als Mufgube
Ser Camille in Der 8eitfhriH u9as
Hebt" I'M M11grft 1875 unb int Sc
brl,or 1879 per0ffentlidte. gogeliang
begriinbet bas natiirlibe &edt Der
gItern urb bas oelegterte ReHt Der
Stride aaf ote g%r5ieb11ng Der 4in6er
in fnblider 8etie, unb 3eidnet IN
'furfen l1mriIien oie &edte 6es
Stootes, nie er a11d] 1ie nebergriffe
bes Stootes auf bieiem Webiete flar
barlegt. gr fdreibt:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27

e gal.t r, ~. ~, ay4sh i. .. "; ~,
Me;i4a bes gs,,o+a ~ fo;,1e gMra,.gs,,
I, hah ~ ;tella y,a;,,ta
d ~ anti,,;ar g., ! ~ * a. Il ,tas
.,,snh,n,,naal,,;4 aer cs 49, ~ NJ ~
@e,a;.ha,s,,,a ~ ~ !, ,,al,,;,,e,,,
gs;s,neo .a,,,b .a,,P 81 p u.
sneaSeo a;e nan, lgsnet IA ms,,ii,.
"a heitrpten han;;,foa ;;ha,om I, ~.
WpIt nprn,,nftner,S se sq;;neI,,,a 81.
NAH 81 hotriotiim os5i1rten gpS,,.
MIR SO - Ron 0ie,,+ So. sf,,,ee ,,na
ssInftp tretpn in nIIne,npine,, Non So,
hen r. hei6pn aripnsan,einen ebenbi;r.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27
Der nenc Kenarcb.

3os Mon6ot oes G5. &ongreiies.
lit erloi9en. @lei68eitia tit Der Mmts-
termin zines Drittels ser 8mnoesie-
notoren a%bgelaufen. Sic Mmts6a11er
Ser Witglieoer 6es nationalen Mbge-
nr6netehbolties miro ron Ser 8nn6es=
berfoiiune altf 5mei Sabre bei6rdnft
nnb lire 8ohl betrdgt CUR Belt bier.
hunoertun6fiinfun6oreiBig. Da one
Mitglieoer zines ne1ten&ongreiies Der.
borbergegangenen Serbitbortpabl ent-
itammen, mug oieler bel ie6esmalt-
GEM eriten 3n1ommentreter letnen.
Spreder un6 1onitige bnr6 Mbitim=
rrrng al iidern6e 8ea1nte erndblen.
SsSe6er &ongreB berlbeioet am 4.
W1r5 ser Sabre nit %nngero6er 3abl,
alto 1921, 1923, 1926 etc. Gle 8nn=
besIenatoren m11r6er1 fir einen Ser
min bon feds Sobren gemdblt. SSbre
3;obI betrdgt ledsnnbneun5ig, 5tpei
fH~ ieben Stoot. @leidseitig nit benz
gbleben eines &ongreiies i6eioet Elm
Drittel Ser Mitglie6fdaft beg Senats
aus, 1tn6 miro onrd 0ffentlide 8obl
i'm Dorbergegangenen @erblt@er1ebt.
Scr gl%1noesienat lit alio eine per-
mo1le11te @oorper1baft oeiien Orgom-
iation ourb %5meiorittel ieiner Weit-
glieofbaft nr11nterbroben aufre9t err
bnlteRnirb. Sic mountaineering neu=
en- Mitglie6er, 6ie benz 5enat BET
getreten iinb, baben ibm gum groBe=
rem Teile 1don friiber ongeb0rt ODER
baden bod nls Mitglieber Beg Som
greiIes iib parlamentariide @rfabrz
ungen angeeignet. Nibt1peniger als
nehfsehn 0e5 ne,1 eintreten6er Critics
lin mieoerermdblte 5enatoren, beren
l~angidbrige Befanntidof nit Ben @e-
iddften Der Station un0 ben inneren
Mnaelegenbeiten 6es Senats ielb1ts
Deritan0lm ii6 bon groBem Werte err
tpeifen miro. ste mer6en 0aber an6
meiltens I'M 11el1en 5enot bie friiber
integebabten f%iibren6en Steaungen
In midtigen Mnsidiiien beibebalten.
SIM &ongreB fotpobl nie I'M Senat
mar0en faIt onsnabmslos ne1ter Wht
|glieoern i'm eriten Sabre rllr n1ter=
%aeoronete 8ldBe IN Ielfen 3ninmmen=
treter1oen Mnsi1iiiien 5ugetpieien.
Gem gIeihpieI tpie grob 0as Wif
len D6er Sic 8egabung Der Ne1linge5
ii, gilt fir ole Die Raqcl, bas, lie 11l1..
IN Der 6ura 5enioritat beifi1nn1tet
ReibefoIge nod n11o nod 81 boberer
&omiteeiiben emporitpigen 0iirfer1.
11nfer feir1en lmitGr6e11 farn leboh
Gin 8r1ttbesienator ODER Elm Wfitglieo1
s6es Observation-Disclosures fdon i'm er-
item Mmtstermin Sen 8oriib ei1pss
Mlsiduiieg erlangen. GiH 8uttoess
%ie1tator befragt ob berartiges ftarres
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27

Stang nbeeIanfen, sen oiieie feit 80
Snbren iinne batte, nlo mar dis Gat1-
oeIgbolf an Die 5tpeite 5telle geriiiedft.
Dies bbat es 11ltn Durh ben @rieg per~
loren nt16 iie lteb often fir ben MeH
betperb. sci miro Dem 2nrbe 3ufnI-
len, bas imitanbe lit Sen YIaR
DentidJlonbs nIs 9n110elsIan6 a1ts5u-
finen. gerufen ba5n iinb Die Der
einigten Staaten, aber bn3u bnbei1
mir basMetermnB n0itig. Dana1 red
net Die gar5e gebiloete Belt au-
ber uns. sI
sSrt gnr5 suoamerifn falft urb
p~erfa1lft man fir Ben Befo u11b iei-
ne 3ebntel 10 unb fobiel Meter ODER
Rilo ODER Otter 8nre; bier in ben
8ereinigten 5taaten baden mir ia
aud Ben Donnr nnb feline Geile, tpenrl
mir aber etpas farfen molten, 10 ba-
ben mir es nit Conner, Bffl1nb un6
nn3e gu tim, nit 8uidel un6 fonft
nod aqerbnnb. l1nb babel Ia1ifen bic
neri6ieoeniten Mabe b1rdeina16er.
Wer fennt iid in ben perihieoenen
gonnemaBen aus? Seer tpeiB gera1
8eibeib iiber ben nnteridieo 3tpiider1
%t6un3igen nno 12un5igen 8fl1noen?
! SIN Nor6en beg 2nnoes rednet man
,nnbers als i'm 5iiben, I'M MeIten an
bers als i'm Often, nnb tper i'm Gamble
b%erumfommt, Dem gebt es bon benz
fortmdbrenben @ediel Ser MaBe nno
|'@epidte tpie Elm Miiblra6 i'm &opfe
berum. l1nb bas l66nlte bnbei lift,
oaB iih Sic meiiten 2eIte in Ser Sc
Ibibte iiberbollpt nibt 10 redt aus
fennen. l1no nit bieien nnbeltimm=
ten 8egriffen fomme11 mir Damn off
Sen @eltmnrft.
Gas fam bod unm9gli6 10 meiter
geben. Bir miiiien ~unbe6ingt au6
in Ser 8e3ieblng onf Ser &0be Der
Set lteben, o6er mir f0nnen rnbig
nuf Die @0be I'M @eltbanbel ber5idr
ten. @ir miiien beraus aus 6ieiem
9nnfel Ser 8or5eit in bas 2i6t Ser
Neu5eit. gs bilft nid)ts, tpenn mir
uns tpie @oetbes Mepbislto gegen oas
I2idt lftrauben, hos itoI5e 2i6t, 6as
nun Ser Mltter Nadt Sen aIten
Stang, Ben &aum ibr itreitig madt,"
SIM Sdatten Der NaAt IaBt ii9'S ia
hiibider berumtumrneIM ga lit dies
10 beribmommen, 10 b%iel6eutig. Dus
2idt lit 70 ben uno einfa9, nnb 10
a1b 6as MetermaB, nn6 oesbalb
ltraubt man li6 oagegen. Sum ober
aenug uno iibergenug bes Strdubens,
Sic 3eit lit gefommen, NIT etnem ra=
iden GmidluB Dem Ddmmernnasle=
ben Elm @n6e at MAIDEN un6 I'M 2idte
gu ponoeln, einfab nn6 11n5tpei6eutig
oabeim I'M tdgliden 8erfebr, iider
uno often I'M 8eltban6el. Sc ibnener
mir 6as MetermaB %einfibren, 6eito
lei9ter mer6en mir I'M 8erfebr nit
Der ibfigen 8elt bortpdrts fommen
ii. oelto eber ben YlaB ausfinen ben
mir aus fiinen ioqten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27
DER NoruStgrn


DberIeitung berielbeh forgte bafiir,
bob tie bom enpite anerfn11nt llrr6 on.
tori1iert purben, urb Der @nn5ler eli
11er iolden Sodiddule mubte tets EN-
firhliber Msiurbentrdiger ur0 bon 0el
irfliden Mutorit1t beitdtigt lein.
Die perberfe g6eprie, bes a1tsfdlief'
Iid)eu itaatliden &edts,
Sic perberie Ebeori bob Der
Staat 6ns ausidIieBlihe Mebt auf bic
shlle babe; oab ct bas &edt babe,
etnen 8spul1g ouf 6e @ltern nnssn,-
iiben lire &inber III Ieinen Sdnlen
oreliteren al laiien, rlbrt crit dllsSber
3eit, 6n 6aS Mebts- unb 5retbeits-
gefiibl in ben Golfern aa1 finfen Be,
gam uno Ser fiirltlihe, be5iebungs.
tpeiie itaatlide Mbfolutismlls feline
bleierne &anb alf fie legte. s.
Size b06ite Steigerlng bot bieier
Mbiolutismus in neueiter 8eit inter
Der Serridaf bes 2iberalismlls CT.
reidt. Nah ieiner Doftrin lift der
5tant Der tpirfli9e, prdiente @oH, Ct
LIT gottlihe @ine, nls eegertpartiger,
ii6 our nirfliden @ei1alt un6 Orga-
Iniiation entfnlten6er @eif. Ser
5toat lit iih 5elbIt5tped unb bat boz
Der Dos bodite Mebt uiber Die Gin5el-
men. Sos Bolt nIs Stant lift bic OBJ
iolute Mudt nuf groen. I1e Gin
5elnen baben Dem staot unbeoingt
ii6 5n fugen nn6 fit benielber li9 81
opfern. Sic b6dite 9flibt 6es Wen~
i6en iitses, Mitglieb 6es Staates 81
fem, neil er Die mabre 5iHlidfeit
MIR bat> in1ofern er Mitg1ieo beg
:Staates uls Ser Wirfltbfeit Der iH=
liben Sbee ift." (Segel, Re9tspbilo-
iopbie, g. 312. encyclopedia III. g.
403.D
Die berfebrte MnffaTnug Ser Men=
ide1t= nnb @taatsredte.
5inb 6ieie SdBe ridtig, Damn az
leroings fplgt notnenoig, 6aB Der
Meni6 i9on bon eriter S ugen6 an
fir Den Staot nnb MIR fir ben 5taat
er5ogen nn0 gebiloet merben miilie.
Cam bot ser Menih einer peri0nli=
den, iiber 6ieie 3eitlidfeit .binuusra-
gen0en @n65ped ni6t. gr bat MIR
Die 8%eltimmung> Elm ta1tgli6es @ert-
oeug BEG Staotes 5n mer6en, @teu-
ern gu 5ablen, 5ol6at gu letn, nit eli
mem Worte, Ben 3tpeden oerer 5n 6ies
men, melbe ii9 Ser 5toatSgetpalt be-
mddtigt baben. gu 6ielem Dienit
ibn ob5uri6ten, fam %alleroings n1r
Suhe oes omnipotenten 5taates iein.
Gas 9ritli6e Bolf ober meiB, BOB es
.cin an0eres &e6t nr6 einen an6eren
Seruf anf gr6en fat.
8ir baben ituner bon nelem mie=
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-06
This "Keeping Company"

Dear Cynthia-I met boy / like very
much and he brought me home Twice
from parties. ] made an engagement
to meet him one evening at carnival
As was going in l met two other boys
1 know ard they stopped to talk with
me- Now, this boy ] was to meet saw
me and was angry, so he went with an
other girl instead Of with me. l did not
like IL one bit, and the girls teased me.
saving 81 .oolS., there is your friend with
another girl" SO when l met him after
that | did not speak until he did: one
evening he tried to stop me 70 talk, out
/ would not stop. just smiled and went
on walking. I never let him see 1 was
angry. | like him and would like to nave
his friendship. Please tell me what to
do s. J.
II you want TO retain this boys friend
ship, 1t is not wise TO refuse to talk with
him, But he was surely at fault. No
boy has the right to expect girl 10
talk only with him. The sooner you
girls and boys realize this the better.
Neither a girl nor boy has the least
right to demand the entire time and
attention of another. unless he or she
is engaged to that other person, and even
then II Is more than unreasonable TO ex-
dance or walk with any one else. Sup
pose you meet man you happen to
know and he walks along with you for q
block or two or takes you to- your door
are you to say: Excuse me, but ! am
engaged to -, so don't walk with
me-? It's too utterly ridiculous for
words. II you see this boy tell him you
are glad to be friends with him, but
you have no idea OF not having Other
friends among the boys. and IL he does
not like IL. you are sorry, but do not
intend to change.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-06

deed 70 have the following questions an,
win our men perma nently blinded in the
ment? How much?
win they receive any insurance from their
war policies; How much:
Does the United states Government fur
nlsh means for them to learn a trade TO At
TO charity? r W
Men permanently blinded in the war
VIII receive 500 a month as compensa.
tloh money from the government +;
IN addition TO this, an income from
ther war-risk insurance policies. If a
man policy was for Sic, 900 he will re-
ceNe $3.50 month then in addition to
ms SlOU. lf his policy was for $4,000 his
insurance is $2S.75. This insurance and
compensation plan applies 10 all men
permanently disabled in the war, al
Ihough the amount Of compensation diff
tcrs according to the injury.
The Federal board for the rehabilita-
iloh OF wounded men sees that the dis
ab!ed men are directed to government
schools, where they learn Without cost
70 them trades to fit them to earn a
living. In the case of the blind. the
government has large. schools. where
every effort is being made 10 give 10
me brave men who gave themselves so
Freely Tor the rest of us trades and oc-
cupatlons that will make them seif-sup-
porting. The government schools are
free. Why should our brave bows he
left TO cnarity? 1t seems TO me we ali
pay! ''e'