South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 179, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 28 June 1918 — Page 8

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How Will You "Vacate?"

1 ;u;tli:i'vl for farm work, and rations of lraii e and Ktilan.l werw ! pov iall' if o:i ha.vo t-ver workod .till I'urtlu r im1u i1 in or.lor to t ko J

; "'n a farm, your vacation really j out tho i.-tinu' supply until the

doesn't belong to ou this summer! I: clones to the nation. So lor.?

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Don't Pet a Rat liy Hoiiry ()u of tin 'i.uilanto.

I Therefore, v- hae one fours.- toll's thin; he is no! a rat. It is the ; somvtim'-s een ,:n i;i an. At cd- ; adoi-t tow at I them: ! particular duty and pri i I - of all .,,..- ,,-,.,. M, ,li:1., t,t

I'on't pet a rat; trap it.

loyal .tuerira !..- of Jennun hree-1-

The rats are of arious tp j. Let I ii:- t h !p put lim out "f l usi-

tl.ey've nrr l-een .ijd fr any-

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lha. I civilized world depend upon the It took a war tn how 1JC whjt a ' fro.a Germany itself. Hc is the

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it our o''i:ation a ir.an present An.eruan wheat crop for

m the of trer.-:th. farm capacity and with; their Vrea.

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f.ne lot of rat we har Vcei pt-

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Üsnosal to apply i Well, knowing these things, you I

:r.-e. that we ours-lf to farm work. Mary men j a!-o know the harvest is now on!

t vl.i.ive ettir.u leaves o: aost-r.ee trom Men are reeled. pvr. employrr.t nt in order to z- to! Want to help'

n hi-'. Irit. urnv ff-I1.w Mrr-t Airrr-

ting in this country. For some un- ; j,:jns flf r.rr'man "anft rnts are fathniahlo reason we have created ' toon American1-. The rat is sti'l a for our own self-delusion a national ' CJen -Jan. Before the war ho march-

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V.-.- -.r- :-r-;r' to : :r.! But r. ! :" trrr.s durm- the hanest. At lea.-tj Get In touch with the county Meltimr Pot." It was a beautiful tine n; cur national institutions. o?.'-r to do that n : h,, .h.rt ,v- cav. put in vour vacation help- j J-'e r.t. who represents the l'nitf d thir-'- V( talke-1 about it. we ; snee y.ni; consistently, and preaching ::ht T.-U--T 1. : e ! .;. 1 t! or ir.4 v.e -reps that -ill feed the j State.-- department and agriculture nb-.u: it. we believed in it. the superiority of German efficien-

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,-ht. i in I iance. land the ?-:ate agricultural cidl-e. ! Vt- .-aid--and we actually believed ! cy. He :s still with u, but sin. You have heard more about and knows ju.-t where farm har.dsJ we were lalkir.K like reasor.ini,' be- i we ent. red the war le has. b.in

Ta:t Aficirn: no n. If your autort.otllp ne tr!mxrting let Archie do It. He knor

i how. He is ur on 11 brar.nei cf

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' . I irh'a- f?ni ! whfti ativono .1 is phi v an emotion! or fenders. Hecoverin.- t'-pi. rr.ak-

thJimtr than hi.- pro-Ormni broth- ; so common as patriotism, talk much ! -ng new tcp. hoC cov rs. Tlacne er l-i. t f the same spri,-s rioro of int.-nujtionalism, and am re-jlly j new lights in roar automoMlecurarm... Ii;oiii,' b" n allowed t- iu.i ,l dangerous l-r.-.op ob-ver oifirli to I talr.B. etc. Archie. The Auto Trlmwild he his rVlt-;,r,!..i ll,. of i fonl a 1-t of Pf op!-. " !mer' Formerly with CoLax Mf

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Bell phona 4304.

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r.r it and tin importance of wheat! are r.ee.'.vd in the county where hj incs: "firo a tat iu the melting t a rat, ran l'.u- o-r. !! tiies t i - ue.-r and to iiy t- wi-. 1.. 1 1 oth-r

yo'ar a.ati"U to l.-ip .'.urin.- the last twelve month. than

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o- a f i r'ü '. j-ifore. You have seen appeals r It1, p. : e !.h:.-s th- d.-pcs.B'Vi ou j'lint n; ! t '.v he.it. to sa e more tia'n 'f . ' . !:; .. "I. if- v!i!-.it "..u't' hail to eat war )

CQW. . if ysx aic -trop.", physical- ?nrd. Y know that the wheat' help is needed. Will you help?

is stationed; or uet in touch withjpot and it comes nut an A noi it an." ! a lien hims. li' with the p.val Ano-ii the nearest enipiuvnu-nt othce of! e dropped tli--m in the rats ! can.- of German descent. But lo is the t'nited states department ofjalon w ith the stock that makes j sii'.l a rat. st'll a pro-German. In labor; or uet iu touch with the tate ; uoo.j Atr.evicaus. And the iats came 1 the event of a German victory mOiinoil 'f ilrffl.'. All) of them -an t o-it rats. Th'V ; r- .-hr.win th'ir w .: t,l iit in dlo-. .Iii'liiu ' r

his own imi porta io' e. His :d-a of The Pacifist Hat : A iare jpocis. liberty is licen.-e. J I. squirms pit--- j Willing to take everything and ci e otialy when trapped, and he is h-eirpi j nothing. A product of congenital trapped in considerable numbers. ; and racial causes. Must be watch-

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-tn.n,e t ' oh, i- a , , n - ih- ,.. a,e oth. i..t. tb .n , he-e, ( hich w mount to ortempt for the tr,.e Ano-rican. 1 or but for an n...'..! this will -aaVe. ; comparison you will fin the ,,re,.-nt his ...ap-'.ov i- in stor- We must stop Pttir.t: them - j Jo agrftable. Calvin Clau.r a-e until aft-r the war. must i-ti'-iüI ' r .ur b..v in 1- ran e f. . Adxt. Th.- ! n : e P- -t u 1 1 Ih.t. In tbi- no'-- -:t to th'-io wttjrio- tiat- " "

PP.? ir (N.in rider thai w heat nii-;ht ! f on- ! put vou "n the riht track. Ym.r reed now I n ! Sato to war, .' it. !' '"is I.ib.-j t bonds. i l j 5 J'" - the - a? a oo-it -'ptaliv ira-;U.

i hrln is nrrded. Will von heln? I nd the rats nihhlo at his her!, l h,- f n ! v aa son hr do. -s it is to mako di phal. f HPJliy n itpr.alit.e5t Ln't ret a rat; trap it!

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