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The Cordova daily times., 1916-10-18
LOCAL JOTT|NCS ABOUT PEOPLE
 AND DO|NCS
Angus McDougall was an arrival in Cordoya on yesterdays steamer.

Angus McDougall was an arrival in Cordoya on yesterdays steamer.
 Will C1ayson returned yesterday from a business trip to Skagway.
 A. Perry and wife have returned iron an extended trip to the states
 Wm. UrQuhart was a returning pas senger for Cordova on the steamer Alameda.
 The steamer Valdez left Nome last Saturday and is due in Cordova on October 21
 The steamer Northwestern is due here on her southbound voyage early tomorrow morning.
 On Friday afternoon at 2:16 o'clock the W. (. T. '. will meet at the home of Mrs D. c. Czerwenka.
 Deputy Marshal Britghtwell, who took a patient to Portland sanitaTium, returned home yesterday.
 Grover C. Frame, who conducts the Chitina-F Fairbanks auto stage. ar rived in town on yesterdays train.
 The Bon Ton orchestra will hold its fifth dance of the series at Eagle hall tonight, and you are invited to attend.
 Mrs. F. F. Medley will return to Los Angeles on the Northwestern to- morrow, after having spent the past month here.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-10-18

Wanted - To rent or buy piano. Inquire at Times office.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-10-18

bi'hlIN Oct l8-Ihe French attacks i'll the region of M"Va nd Faucot have been repused after hard fighting
 inc British an French attacks Thespva Courceette and oucavene have failed both sides of Faucourt and Lab hay" The German destructive fire reduced the British to failure from the start.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-10-18

hOMF, Oct lS-The Italians Mount Pasubo broke the last Austrian ne of resistance between Cosmaquon and Roite and stomrd the Austrian lines north of the summit nassaoe
The Cordova daily times., 1916-10-18

BERLIN, Oct. 18-Car Glowing, of the Royal Theatre now at the front has just received his eh decoration in the Iron CroS and in consequence of the decorated ac tors III Germany Only two others, Ludwig Banay and Sig mHnd Lautcnburg said to have than fifteen orders The majority not medals but decorations hstrionic art.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-10-18

Commissioner Wm. O'Connor and Deputy Marshal Jos. Feaster, of Chi. tina. left on the steamer Alameda for Valdez to attend court.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-10-18

LONDON, Oct 18.-Thc approach of the cold wit nesses dmnution of activity i'll the European battc most of the nations continuously fighting. On the front of Vohyna to Roumania the forces dcadockcd in the tempt of the Teutons drive wedge between the Russians and Roumanians. Dorna Watra in the southern Caraal~ is in uncerain stage Berlin comedies the smmg the Roumanan resistance the TTansyvani front where Russian troops in force and reported helping the Roumanans defend the passes from Transy ylvmia
The Cordova daily times., 1916-10-18

BERLIN, Oct lS-The heavy engagements are continuing on the Galclan battle front the euonc counter being re pulsed" notably in the vicinity Korytnza and Dolshovtse
The Cordova daily times., 1916-10-18

BERLIN, Oct. 18-Thc Serbian troops have sorrned the Austrian point of support the bank of the Narovaka river southwest of lerbuov in Gacia and took three hun ,rcd prisoners.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-10-18

BUCHAREST, Oct 18-The Roumanian q Predeal region, southwest of Kronstadt, have as fensive and are driving back the Teutons on the side of the border
The Cordova daily times., 1916-10-18
Will CIaysOn returned yesterday from a business trip to Skagway.

A. Perry and wife have returned from an extended trip to the states
The Cordova daily times., 1916-10-18

Wm. Urquhart was returning pas senger for Cordova on the steamer Alameda.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-10-18

PARIS, Oct. 18 - The Germans attacked the tions at Sally and SaiIlisel thrice last night and each time losing heavily in men.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-10-18

LONDON, Oct 1S.-An official announcement Notwithstanding the heavy downpow of rain progr at various points between the Albert Baauo road an, sours, and took some prisOners
The Cordova daily times., 1916-10-18

The steamer Valdez left Nome last Saturday and is due in Cordova on October 2l
The Cordova daily times., 1916-10-18

Mrs F. F. Medley will return to Los Angeles on the Northwestern to- after having spent the past month here.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-10-18

The steamer Northwestern is due here on her southbound voyage early 1 tomorrow morning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-11

Storaaoe I'll Norit Amerifonerel1
Sobia@ ior $4,000 aroner. ,Sit.
ltn.@doroen er ioI9t Al Irsfnerne
SilIiu I'll @ogbunoIer Sans 6ougner.
I'll Sroisrer er uoI9t 9orfhcf
6ouQner. ~ Ill SfoleItpreiormdn9
er ualat STrer Slai SerIie.
I'll NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I "2inc.
BANNER Silltler er onlat &cbatter
Stcusaaer ira Soan.
@srba1 Ben 12te on Ssuoag SEN
1909 Ncbruar hoIbteS Nauo2ren0
'or Sfllobere pco %lIchonmler. Sm.
trina POO Stllrbcre ocltoa. Get
lTuQlte Sop uor pna 33 Nteter.
Auorca2 %IerQc ira Gicr pdr aloe.
les opcrlcNen / SUnaoerenoct III
lrc0 Nuocricu. S3uulo arllunuicr.
Hu0r. Glen Hd2pur ArIlttanien,
@uiiau Nor0beinl. Omar 9foieth os
Ctto SIlcu idnltIile ira %lllchdm.
mer. o. Ar. Nllieu ira Oie3ualieIt
nj oAiaa FrUrit / &GnQocrenoet-
\ Noplsbet Seuoda lit ~islgcn0c
@uobr0no@0oIer ErPmue: Nnbreo$
%larle. Elcr: 0d@par arlitinnien.
Nnhred2 CIicu, Hlntuu Norohclm
Gle S~oIootteu OF @lurnc NnncltnO
r. ldnltIlNt ira SlIlchummer.
6orlopcIle cr Ju0Qnuet mellem
90rlhil0 @%hrjitiauieu o. ,Sohu Np-
ioI %ilciun mclem Norghil0
3perien % Eper Sorgcnool.
@rullp lcireoc@ BEN 29oe Sc.
ccmber Al Waihlloc SlIiubcrl %
Stotion2betlcut N}artlu Rlitoo. -
$l9cl0o 0tu 29oc 0ccembcr Al Nor.
the Ecocrltu S~tapanQer. oN Cpcr.
IUrer Nntou Nnuacu. %ilebanmler.
Nuoeu %Ileong blcp IRE Verioner
rmbuc bcpiOitIolc / %ilcbammtr
Vfcllc. % a. Dem n'lif pco 2soen.
Set uor Ole Il. Mocu ira Nc0alcn
% Gle ~Sbcoooricn ira RomcSoI.
Non glUttcr pnn. al Nulo9 pur HIar.
laQcu. -
Oilers cr ielgeuoc oildoct pco
Cohen: &obn Is. %lno. 81 Nnt
Nonmcl. - Tabritcicr " Gnocr.
len, 80 9lor. - 9lli Arlitiau NlL f.
Nor. - 6ru auuruo. %obanue2
Cltbu, - Mar. ~ (ruQuc %etfcu. I
Nar. - Nlura 2sffcm : Mar. -
GuuolGQc Nordgrcpiut. - Mar.
Gbcl NUtteIumo, - Tor. 9uOrr.
lie Fc0crIcn, TO Nar. - NuGrl0 SO.
bonnc NucnQtu. - Trstcn Gina Cor.
tlI0lcn. - GIiiobetb SorQcricn, -
Nor. Slmru NoltIicu. Is Mar.
~ 4farit Semen - Mar. - Gen
beit bcGopchc original ,Spcr Strci2-
rIo. %ro0cr Al Nti9ilonrr Sfrcr@.
rllo, o0nc Den I Toe 6cbrlor, So Nar
Qonnlel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-11
ulpffebrin9erem .

Gn engeIif Nutros. Charles
GunIn, er en- al SfiGbnen forflllat
Wtouo. San oor mteo "8itonic" OF
iioeu meO "Gmprcis OF Sreldnb", ou
oi5le lompere off Thumbs. 0erei.
ter hap6e ban 6pre omboro pod gu.
'ttanio", % ga bernie a blebet lpn.
fet Al en- inf lluoeruanoSbooo. toQ
ban &ieueite poo "6Iori5an~. iom re
iamme SflGbue. Sda tog ban for
fort lio iiocn Nure pua en- 1roooe.
trdu3portbaoo. met bIep itepnet for
Rettcn / &iperpooI, loroi ban life
hopbe i~n0funoet ia eiter AftaIen. iii
lit Sorlpor nufsrte ban. at ban life
hapoc porct at Qou ombor6. GA oelt
spriqc @eiptnjuQ hapoc trilct meo at
fate "llluffe9iuqleu" ouerboro. hui5
ban blcu mco poa Reiien. Wonocn
blcu irifieuot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-11
Gar OF aiort Bet?

tur Su rntt bdn otu piUIo? 6nu cr
ogiua Ell 9ror.
Ter itrrucr ii9 irtm mco cu Hrroe ida
tor
oar nu 5am en- SmiI} San var moo,
los oa arm
a ojt Smjl liulNc abort Sans 6ierie
ind parm.
Gar Nu ham SIN oaauN. ha ncSoc 8n,,
Re set git.
O. @trNen for ham inutc5 msrt ior
hans 9lit?
ct !irlliQt On ~ hans run9c &eI
Gaer Ioo III set 9ou mco ct ga" eler
"Aici"?
&co on b0oN set mentr al tabs ct Siag.
Hdnr Il0t oiUlp iro hans @ror tunSc
letter Sen SuN
Eco on. hpdO SCI mcner. uddr e. Srut
al 0u ounno
Mar Ictte Ct 0icrtc iom ;irmoer itI
frcmI
5purQtc Ou. 6oorior hans 2rbcr falls?
Nporior Sutteue Tom. mems (onreru:
ialot2
gar ou hans @ror. "a / Hsc ru ham
@ao cu ban, oirio cucr loo IN oom
ado2
eiter set Gu9clltc.
G. n. 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-11
era 6uobrdnosodlen.

: Sfiaaf bolotes Ell 9oot bc'oGt
SoruIoreieit paa Den me S%onobul8s-
% Susnlorsitolc paa Iorberg ben
26oe Nppenlber. Sroierer Sfaare
bplbt Spreorag ON "Sarcn ueo at
iige ialitt %ibneSbpro ON anorc".-
Sfolens @eitprer bolot 6oreorog on
Sanbbrug ior % III.
SorbcnuTrerbe Brett / Sflaat,
otto Stteicn, osoe paa Siutoniale-
bienumet / &riitiania oen 6te 6ebru-
ar, 50 aar %gonnuel. Son bleu
Ereit / Sfiaaf, ba berne Sp9o |
1864 bIcp tilt ira 2om. 5 Stldat
pirfeoe ban / Is Ior = ira 1861
til 1877. - &an par en- gllnlrenoe
Srganiiator % pur Tot o. Fanoe /
Sfiaaf, mems ban bar Erelt / Sp9-
ben. San par Sorn1ano / SfoIc-
fommis iionen, Sorligeliesfunmia-
i9r, 6ormnno / alnerningSitnr o..
I. b. Otter han ilptteoe ira Stiaaf,
bar ban Treit / Niteonl % SfcOs-
mo.
Sogneprclt Ncunlann. lom npIig
blep aniat / Seitre Sotcn, irailptte-
. De Sfiaat Den 19oe Sebruar. 9tp
Ereit til Sfjaaf er cnoml life be
ififfet.
S~erreoSitpret bar peOtaget npc
&ufninsspebtpetcr ior @pgoen. =
Iae lloialg ifal ppre luffeoe ira
ST. 8 Iiten til ST.. s Worgen / Cont
merbalpuoret, % ira ST.. Z Iften
til ST. Z Morgen / Ginterbalpoaret.
Sanna Seualbsoatter Sorberg
Debe II slor galnnlel Den 2Soe Dc
cember. - Mfeierife slnne @ubbagen
bsoe % Mar gamn1el Den 16oe So
llllar
Com Sfoleltpre bar til 29rer /
@aloe % Weoalen aniat Sauna
6ll,ge ira &alnesiiorOan i Salten.
@are 4 Gamer legte Tolten. - Stu
ten pil oprette en- Capitalization paa
Staurlit / &om hos Ole 81. Staurlllt.
8asierer Sobn Srisuolo peD Nor-
gca Sopeobane ipl0te IS 9lar Den
2ben 6ebrllur. San er Ell nlegct
ani eet Mono % par @ienltano for
itor Spmerfiombeo. Srispolo er ira
8arnlo / Com. San bar bapt Tolten
. pco Souebbunen / 43 Iar.
Som 6oritanoere / Com %
Sflaafs Sparebanf bar Serreositp-
ret pal9t y. 8raiier, 81. Nproabl
% 6. Gran. = Eli Meolemner al
Sfoleitpret er palst Srpno aoloen,
Son aoloe1, Z. Z. @armo, Z. Brett
ia % Snlp. Siiigsbs. = Sfoleitpret
bar palst airfeianger &ilbier iii
Sormlano. - Sergeant 3. $. 6ielo
or ualst til 6ormano / 2igningSfon1-
misiionen. @arno 9l~rbeiberlag
bar ualgt Inton Eien til Sorlnano.
0orlopelie er inogunet mellem
Inna 8raiier og @iaie @rimi.
Sobrifeier Sobnien og 6rlie, Ioml
Ell Sio bar boet paa 6osberg / Com
% taget iurigt Gel / Snoremisiions-
arbeioet @pgoen, flptter / oisie Ga-
&c til Sougitao / Seoalen. %enner
i Com bolot en- aiifcbsfeit for Dem.
Carer Npioroet bppocr / Ell CIR
tifel / glaoet Gen 17be Mai", at
Slopsltllen paa Gre / Sonl err Cant
bets Gloite fierbte SrGbus. Gen CT
ilpunt / Slap Den Seliaes Saou.-
Sfoesciere / @isOalen / Com bar
llloer S%perpeiclie at siere Tiia Glp
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-11
8reoe fra Norses 8ysder os Dyer.


iIptbar ira TisoaIcu I'll @suraa ITO
lob i Stto. Storc Stogarealer, lonl
ipr hur lig9et Tor uilioeS. oil oo TINT
lie npttca no. Smlfoltnin9erne an.
orar til cnttrina 1900 aroner.
: %aagc er Soanaprelt Z. N0la
gicnpaIst iii Sormono | Stolclm-
ret. - Sprernc har iouet ire &ro-
ner ltgen / %onatiIlTR unocr Gprtt-
ben. ~ ) &aagcnlo ltal / CONNER
bpggea ell I'M Stolebpgnlng AZ Srr.
Zen ifoI bpggcs al @pgneltcrnc ).
Spcriteool o. 81. %ila % oil tolIe
omfring 26,0O0 aroner.
Observation-Disclosures bar al
~illlttct &ontratt mco Glcren Al Naa-
fonltab ON Sprcttcllen a. Ell Iula'
itation ior SetefG.
Sngenisr Spbcrg, SiQebamncr
bar fipbt Giosfoa'en paa Calm %
ngter of uobpggc Den Tor NnIGg al
Ell cIcftriif Sterilization til 1900 Sc-
itcfruitcr. Man tiIbu0cr at itaiiC
eleftriit %pa til EEL % &oa8c lanlt
~iorneOen Strait til Glcbergrllbcrnc
pua Calm.
Nftlelcllfabct SttaooIena Nutomo-
billcllfab bapoe Aarsme0e Dem 3Otc
Secember. Get bcilutteocs at no
pioc NttiefGpitaIen til $4,000 &rO-
ner, Ger ltal n~nitaifeS ell fonlblnc-
ret &oltc- o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT % ell
Eerionalltpmobil til Srafitering al
%eien %aagemo-Stta.
Troces cr inolcoet mlclem Gan9c
&ingitlag % Gicrnc al GllaliiTtcr,
Cor Sanobl, @uttorm Sanobu %
2. &pcll, ON &apneret PED &lisli-
panoet.
Siguro @re cr pal1t til Sormuno
/ Signingsfummlaiionen. ".
Sfaar, .. SolltaD % =. &aloe CT
palgt til Wteolemmer al Sfoleltpret
Serreosltpret bar bcltllttct at ait-
l9gge m @pgoeuci ira 6inna Sro
forbi Spare til Solcn. Cen er fal-
fuleret til $1,000 &roner. Gn Slcr'
oeoel re%iun0erea al Nmtct.
&ommnlnelGgc &. @uoc-Wilacr
bar opiaat i'm Noit p9 ifal iIpttc til
Sttu pmfring Den lite Mai.
Sanobogauro / Sfuorpallgcn er al
Gnfcn eiter SSobn Sanobugaaro iolgt
til Ole Hamitoo ira Sfiaaf ior 5000
&roner.
Sil @pgocgronifercn Spar alciuell
bar Separtemelltet opfert ct IarSbi-
Drag paa 1000 &roner.
Gen 2oen Sanuar bolotes / Spa-
rebantens Sofolc en- ltemltlngafuio
Set Tor @pgoena @omIe. Sru So
britills ioreitoo Sronineen. Soene-
preit &. NGis tultc. &aagc Gang
for, unoer 2eoelie al Sogierer 81
len, lang for De 8ulnle.
Horgcs Sfptterluo bar tiloelt 81
Srun ira &uage 8ulomeoalie ION
SfarpIfptter. - Ole :. Spare oQ
5. g. Sagernes fit S~elumeoalle.
@rpaup feireoes Sen 2Soe Nopenl.
Der al &ontorilt % aaS ierer Ole s.
Spore % Morie &. apeen. - Oel
29be Houember hol0t Eiten q. SeIt(
og @unbiIo Seapriftaplaos grpllllp.
- Sigeiaa Den 19oe december Ole
>. @raoten % Slime ImtnoIen. -
@ioere Den 30te Snnllar Sans s,
Sparc % &ari Soaitao.
Selgenoe err aigaaet neo Gsoen;
lite Eecember, Barnet Inton Cor.
ien Spare, If N(ar g%annel; 14bt
0ecember, Ssoeraaosmano Sor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-11

&pericn @etten; Ste Secenber,
@aaromanoSfone &ari Slsoattcr
Spare. 90 Nar aammel; 22oe &c.
cenlbcr, &ubeic Ialot Nanaootttr
%unot, IS Nar aommel; soc Sanl-
ar. @aorobrlacr Cor Nanieu Bale,
- Nar gonumel; 30tc Santar, aa-
rem <ohanncabattcr Nolbc. 50 Iar
ganmtcI; tie 6cbruor. ihu. 8aaro-
britscr Gle Glen Senitcen9; POE
Sanuar, Nilc Slime Saraoattcr MI
0iinlcn, 81 Nor ganumcl; 1Ooe 6t-
brIiar, Smaabrlgcrfone Nnnc &uol-
linen. -
Yaa @caic cr &irfeianscr z. =.
Surobpi palgt til 6orn1auo Stolc-
Itpret. Carer @otabcrg bleu NGlt-
iormano. -
@c@icitogen bar npIig ioaet 100
&ino @eler iom @ooe I'll @p8oen2
&ibIiotct ira ihp. Carer | arilttanla
o. &loffcr peo Sobanneatirfen, So
fob y. Aualrl, isot paa Sc2icltogen,
ell sGtlllB AZ ben betlcl1otc SrG'ilT-
rcr Satpb &llttliao.
&eieiterct bar nctop arglort ell
Erocea mellcm &ealc % Gopre ON
%eltattingsrctten I'll Sora %rlig.
Seaic pallot % blcu ocalloen tlloemt
1000 Groncr / Snlfoimin9er.
iii oct poroeuoe 8unllcbiem er M
inoianllct omfrina 1900 aroner.
Seraf er omtrent BET babe fon1nlet
ira Imerifa. Gn aonitc pda ire
Wieblemmer or ncolat iii az iorbercoe
Sogen. Zen ier lig III ON crtcr Gil
minore @uaro til @amlehlenl.
Vaa Sppre bolOt So9c "SombooS"
SET oen 5te Secember. Gombua2
Sornmnliif Ipiltc, unoer SeoelIe Al
5b. @oriee. NogIe lln9oommer op-
ierte Sfueipillet "Iteinbepc". -
Zen 3oie ,sanllar bapoe ianme 6or'
ening S~lletrpieit. SnlfrIn9 200
Menncifer par tilitcoe. Gltrononl
3. Gnebo % Tropit Stopnltm talte.
Solfebeiitolen poa @aoo'te bapoe
en- @crgclonoaielt Den 3Ote Sanllar.
Sfolens @eitprer, Slau Illfrnlt,
talte.
Sra 2oen til t5oc &anuar bolo-
tca ct neutrality-suspicious. paa Vaao-
ito. &Trer par MISUNDERSTANDING
rer Splallo, Iprlrge Bad @olla-
mer, Nmtsagronom @egOul %
Smaabrugerlprer SngpoIo &igerult.
Scrreoaltpret urbciber ior at 1du
Ell Stpositation pco Goure Serbia
notation. - Hegjerin9en opfsrer
200O arolter iii gitronom g. gne-
DO Tor V%uogetaaret.
8amle glnne Sfeiepoloen ocoe M
lig, SO 9lar gommel. SO Ior CANT
mel par bun @uoeie poa Caterer
Sun lang tpoclig % puffert til nog'
lie Gage ipr bun Oeoc. Senoe@ Otter
mple err, at bun bar ct ualmlnocIlq
goot Wemeite.
Ena Seu arbeibcr oe SnteresIere.
Sc Tor at ioa eft Stoppeitcb paa Sern'
baren pe0 Scuaperfet.
Norore Nlitao er iol9t al Hasno
&siber9 til @erre Sborllo, Sretten
@omle Sbor 3boriteinien go.
mllnogaarb bpoe Ben 29oe Sunllur,
so aar sommel. Get pur Ell ltallt.
Egonmel 8rbbe. Wteo BAN blir ligc'
iom ct Stpffe al oen eumle Sir
borte. -
s Seoalen paaenar Smbpgninq
al Sopeopeien Sioa-@islitaomlo
gnlpgget er falflileret til 70,S0C
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-11

uhrmager Better Rilien err al &c.
alerinaeu oonPunt iom MeoIem al
slionen iom Ifol uoorbei.
De 6orlIag til m Solotarif.
&oo9e oen t6oe %sSebrlior 1916.
u n6erg Streoe.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-08-04

Mrs. Everett n. RaynOr OF New
York. president general Of the Dargs-~
ters of the Revolution said luncb-
con
There are many anecdObes IN fl
iusral0n of the simple living o. the
Fathers
zone ~ our c0unFy's pre-kevolu-
uonary fathers bad OCCASION ~ cah
oa the governor Of bis province, and
Has invited ro stay o. luncheon.
Luncheon began aud a Inverted
sersnnr moved buslly about. serving
fhe wins carving the fowl, and 90.
forth
~llf guest watched the serYnnf Tor
some minutes aad rlen said % hip
wuhly
"'N haf nre sou dance dance dane
ug al0H nle room f0r mauf fHpf
g0H pH Hr chair 900 slf ooHnl
sueg hens enough Cog rAe fhrfe "
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-08-04

Mrs. Brown was in the habit Of in
PRODUCING her big daughter as, This
is Jane; she is only fifteen-yOu'c
never think it, would yOu?"
At last the girl protested ITS mean
Of you to tell everybody how young I
am. could have a lot better time If
you didn't"
Perhaps you could. But don't pro-
pose 10 have people saying, after
you've been out IN society a couple Of
seasons, Don't tell me Jane Brown is
only twenty-why, she was a grown
girl years ago.
just the same" retOrted the daugh-
ter. you wouldn't Ike ii if ] intro
duced you 70 my friends as, This is
my mother. She's only forty-eight-
you wouldn't think il, would your -
Judge.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-08-04
Drill Amenities.

Mayor John Purroy Mitchell said at
a dinner in New York:
The memories of camp life are a
very pleasant thing to any soldier
Even the little vivacities Of camp life
seem in the retrospect pleasant
enough.
"Thus I often laugh about a banker
who was being drilled one day at
Plattsburg by broker-sergeant.
'Whatll you give me. said the
broker-sergeant, an old Yale end, If
/ take that hump off your backT
"T'n give you the banker an
swered, with a tart laugh. something
to make your hair grow. sarge
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-08-04
innnortant 70 Mothers


"Cut out speeches" Miss Mary Car
rett Hay. chairman Of the Woman's
Suffrage party. is reported 10 have de-
maDded at the recent meeting when
the clerks were Overworked recording
subscriptions 10 the new campaign
fund
cut out the speeches; money talks
best" this wise chairman is said to
nave declared.
The late blind Boss Buckley Of san
Francisco however gained nothing In
public esteem when be told bis work
ers upon an occasion Of prediction
funds allotment:
Don't waste this good dough buy
ing talk. but results New York sun.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-08-04
What the War Is Costing.
The war Is now costing IN direct
Governmental expenditure $1,000
600 a day; s. 900 an hour, $4,000
q minute, and sl,Zl0 a second.

The end Of the second year Of the
great war finds the Germans in posses
sion OF more OF Europe than they held
on August J. 1915, the first anniversary
OF the start Of the great conflict
This is practically the only respect
ia which the situation Is more favor
able TO them. Russia, her vast man
power al last organized and furnished
with implements Of destruction in
plenty. rs battering the Teutou lines
on me east and has already WOO back
1900 square miles. Great Britain
boasts five million men in her army
aud navy France fghts as strongly as
ever Italy Is Increasing her formi-
dablepess.
Austria appears 30 be losing heart
and efficiency fu'gara refuses fQ
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4
ers having crossed into Spanish ter
ritory and been informed. The army Of
East Africa still resists the converg-
ing columns of Belgians, French and
British but, shut off from reinforce
ments, its doom would scent to be
sealed.
On April 25 Sir Roger Easement,
Irish knight, tried to land from Ger
man warship on the coast Of Ire
land, but was captured. The next day
a revolt in Dublin and other Irish cities
broke out and the center of the Irish
capital was burned The revolt was
easily quelled, the British announcing
resistance had ceased on May 1.
More successful was the revolt of
the Arabs, led by the grand shereff,
against their Turkish overlords. Nee
ca, Medina and others towns have been
captured and are held still, probably
with British assistance.
Doines in the Air.
Recent months have seen a cessa-
ton of Zeppelin raids on undefended
British and French towns. The cause
of this is somewhat of a mystery, as
the Germans have claimed important
military results from their attacks.
On September 7-8 there were two
raids on London, thirty persons being
killed and a proportionate number
wounded. Fifty-fve were killed by
Zeppelins In raid on London October
ID.
On January 20 the German dlrigibles
bombarded Paris, killing % and on
February l Liverpool and other Eng
fish centers were visited and 50 slain.
On April 2 a Zeppelin killed % in
England and was destroyed on the
British coast as it returned. On March
13 were killed.
On April it was announced that
the fifth Zeppelin raid in six days on
the British coast had been made. The
Germans declared that war munition
factories and supply depOts had beeh
destroyed.
Since then England apparently has
been immune from the Zeppelins. This
may be due to the large number Of
dirigibles lost. or to the outcry against
the inhumanity Of the practices Of the
Germans which was raised in neutral
countries.
One other important moral defeat
was sustained by the Germans when
they hurried Edith Cavell a British
nurse, TO execution, as announced by
Brand WhitlOck, American minister Of
Belgium. on October D.
The greatest naval engagement Of
history in number Of men engaged
and number slain was fought June 3
near the Skaggerrak, in the North sea.
The result was incOnciusiVe, each side /
claiming a great victory and the re-
ports varying widely in estimates OF
losses on the two sides.
II the Germans as they assert, seri- /
Ously crippled the British grand feet /
we viii probably soon see them come [
out of Klel again 70 finish their task. |
At present however. the British block |
AIDE is broken only by the merchant |
submarine Deutschland. which reached |
Baltimore July 9.
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The year has also been the culmi- .
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tween the United States and Germany |
which terminated in the kaiser's capt.
ulaung and promising 10 warn mer.
chanunen before atfacking.
A U-5Oat sank the liner Arabic Az
gust 2O two Americans being anon
the slain. Two more of our rationale
81.
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