Show m I II I I I m III I I I III Il iii i iii II 1 1 1 I I. I oj d n T r i i I I Of 1 t f 1 L g 0 Brain Power ower V Vs s. s G Gun un Powder t 4 By B Y HERBERT KAUFMAN t v I L j. j I c i is never never found far frona from fron- a c clock ck battlefield field losses will mill b be promptly offset Faster We too shall hall salvage alva e inestimable and PROMOTION All big bid chances are for verso tools simpler systems will negate te even the pr present sen t replace all In intelligence oozing from shattered If you can c'an can make a a minute yield more than abnormal mortality rate J treasuries of or knowledge and nd imagination yonder I formerly step right to the head of the line and If brains cant can't beat guns guns civilization is iso over er in Fr France nce A Arid And ld the restoration st staggering as it take your pick of front row v seats Yesterday had keener builders than thap wreckers may seem shant shan't engage two VO generations Find a avay way vay to stretch the day and most most any any otherwise vise advancement would have withered on U Until the the gaps are filled fewer ver hands must organization will give you its pet jol joi the the ruined halls of Rome Invention is invincible maintain standard output Given sufficiently fleet machines the E Efficiency is racing against seventy mile lIe can can- Progress has repeatedly outfought the vandal E ninny can can be made to contribute more more to the community com corn non Unless creation exceeds destruction the and as regularly has been assailed again 1 with th than an expert craftsman once achieved jungles will return weapons stolen from the bench and perverted for forthe I with lagging and inaccurate equipment Brain power ver is challenged by gun powder po in- in ingenuity in in- the trench Further exactness and refinements l in springs sprIngs' must supply the equivalent energy of Each war var in turn could exceed the scope and an and d gears 1 will II ena enable bl e us t to 0 pay d. d dividends IVl Od en cis on twenty venty million artisans and thinkers whose services sere sere- havoc of the last because in the truces dreamers d dullards u 11 ar d s 1 lately a t e 1 y unprofitable ft 1 a bl e a at t any wage ices are indispensable to present works v would would uld not be discouraged there discouraged there ered-there there is ever transport 0 A Automatic u t oma t. t IC engineering s steel engineering steel t ee I an and d b brass rass to accelerate but for vaster astel h hosts and principles s to lengthen en and It t isn't possible population brains magnetic brains magnetic and electric magic will vill we the can speed production production and and that's the same sharpen swords s heal the economic wound The mate material i I scars vii wilf lil thing in the long run History I isn't worried a tinkers tinker's dam at the soon be wiped off the map If less people achieve greater r results if results if prospect The pasts witnessed proportionate disasters dis dis- Our hearts shall hurt but it shall be a proud shrewder method lowers vers costs reduces wastes asters and never lacked minds and means to replevin re re- grief the grief the grief of a na nation tion that tha t nobly served alternates for essentials humanity and God t discovers diminishing opportunity 7 v i i Copyright 1918 1916 by Herbert Kaufman Great Britain and all alt other rights reserved III II I I I I I I II II III I I I ll l SALT REPUBLICAN HERALD HERALD REPUBLICAN h v J r ry t This service flag Is published in honor of the fifty a I three of The Telegram Herald k lican vho are serving their country J wf II I IIi e I n Ii 4 Cc Coo men once 1 UNCLE ICHABOD HIS ICHABOD-HIS HIS PARSON Our Parson Jones Is most moat the softest coot you ever saw I And when it comes to funerals hes he's a a. wonder onder with his Jaw I When Bill Smith died led his d ln was the ho best deed of or his life Tho rho only kindly act he ever done his pore blind wife But Parson preached his funeral and he said Our brothers brother's gone Where angels wait walt to greet him and to put his halo on Se's Ses es e's left his wife's fond bosom for tor to rest In Abrahams Abraham's Where hes he's hearin Solomons Solomon's wisdom and a Davids David's pS Ito TIo run on for tor several minutes and of course it sounded grand But the pore old sightless didn't seem to understand And when hen thero comes a hush she pipes without a bit of i I Parson tarson arson are two corpses belli this Copyright ht 1918 1913 N N. E. E A. A I |