Iditarod pioneer., 1914-11-28
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Dr. Monnicr, a Paris surgeon, has started move to provide soldiers with whistles, so that when wounded they may whistle for a ,tr2tchcr bearer.
 The Turks are fortfying points in the HcIy Land.
 The war has developed the fact that the supply of glass eyes comes from Germany, and the factories there have shut down, In ths country 800 600 persons wear glass eyes and have to buy new ones every year yr two.
 Little boys in Hyde park, London. played war games in which all the bell.e covered what happened to Germany. Now no one wants to be Germany. Now no one wants to be Germany.
 A German resident of England, who had a permit to move about for business pun poses. was sentenced to three months in prison for visiting his cousin, five miles from his registered address. The permit clG not extend to social calls.
 All the wine in Champagne having been consumed the people and soldiers are con pcIlad to drink tea.
 The Stars and Stripes float sereneiy within three miles of the firing line near Compegne The flag is on the chateau of an American, C. Mitchell Depew nephew of Chauncey the chateau being used as a hospital
 Resolutions have been passed by London golf clubs asking all members of German and Austrian parentage, whether natural ized or not. to keep off the links during the continuance of the war
 All members of the British flying corps have pledged themselves to dash their ma chimes right through any Zeppelin that tries to raid London, though it may mean swift death.
 Even tkc thieves are showing patriotism, for official reports show that there has been d reduction of 40 per cent in crime in the county of London since war started.
 Charles Richter committed suicide in Lon don because children leased his daughter about his German nationality.
 Five thousand German prisoners of war CT an island of Auckland are prevented from escaping by sea filled with man- eating sharks. according to officers of the freighter Dclphic, which recently arrived at Tacoma from New Zealand.
 Austrian subjects who make "caretess remarks on the military situation are given three years imprisonment, with fast days every week
 Uncle Sam is serving 1000 free meals week to Austrians and Hungarlans in Lon don. Expenses are paid from the AustTo- Hungarian contingent fund.
 During thirty-seven days fighting, Ger man army chaplains were with the troops and held services and preached sermons in the trenches.
 The individuals mental state in battle is described by several Austrian officers who had never been under fire. The evening before their first battle they agreed their feelings were so friendly for the enemy that the first thing they would want to do when they spied Russian would be to shake hands with him. But the next day, when they got in action, they found a fendish glee in killing every Russian within reach.
 Camille Saint Saens, the French com poser. says it IS now as impossible for Frenchmen to listen to Wagner's operas as it would be to applaud singer who had injured ones mother"
 All foreign governesses in the employ of princely families of Germany are to be dismissed