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The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-05-10
LOCAL DASHES.

d. K. Unsicker, of Wright, has had
a lot of fun as well as good results
from a little advertisement which he
inserted in the Herald some weeks
ago. The advertisement read:
Married man to work
on farm No Booze fighter or fish
erman wanted The more child
rem, the higher the wages
Mr.. Unsicker says he had eighteen
applications and secured a good fam
lily. Some of the applications came
from outside states, including, Indiana
Illinois, Kansas and Oklahoma. The
Iadvertseent touched the funny bone
Of photographers on several metropo
Titan papers, and it was commented
on by the Kansas City Star, the Mil
waukee Seminal and the New York
Sun.
Albert E. Brown, of Syracuse, New
York. member of the Executive Com
mittee of the Farmers National Con
gress, of which Mr.. Unsicker is treas
urer, writes Mr. Unsicker date of May
/ las follows:
1T pays to advertise The en-
closed clipping is taken from the
Things that Happen column Of the
Syracuse Journal of this date. 1t
is headed An Iowa Farmers Plat
FORM"
Mr.. Unsicker also relates that among
the eighteen applicants, one was a
woman. She called Mr.. Unsicker over
the phone and told him what a good
worker her husband was, adding that
he never went fishing and never in
dulged in the weakness often attri
buted to fishermen.
Among other questions Mr.. UnsickeI
asked how many children there were
in the family.
Five" replied the woman.
Nothing doing" said Mr.. Unsicker
Il would not have family with less
than ten children"
ooh my God!" came the rejoiner
over the telephone, and MIR. Unsicker
says he has never learned Whether she
hung the receiver up in disgust, OF
tainted.
- - -
Charley Sheppard has to laugh al
himself when he relates some of his
experiences in California this winter
The weather was unusually cold, even
for California and Charley says he
could not get acclimated to house
without any heat At night he says
he would slip his green sweater over
his pink pajamas and sleep very com.
fortably, provided he put an upholster.
ed chair up-side-down on his feet
Charley says everybody assured him
that the weather was very unusual
there this winter, but some how or 9th.
er their assurances would not keep
his feet warm
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-05-10
Battle Still Raging.

Berlin, May S.-Fighting is confirm
ing at Bullecourt, says an official wal
Office communication.
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,,tpic ecldct, 10 eecrntct!"

Gas abseoronetenbons pdte in @irtfhfeit nidt mas es beItloB.
dig g bic 9eoera9ia nit Dem 9arclopiten 9robbtiunssuias annabnt
fGs III m~nDeens fraghh, oh Serr Barclay iabit-er fornt aus aentudn.
BEN aroBcn Bourbon gfsfeD Stoate-Oe rationale GrobibHion ninidt
unb fit ret uno gut bdt.
natqt Die fir BITE Geberseia nit Dem 3uas itimmten, ermoreten, bog
ner0e bic rationale 9rcbi6rion 81 berbinoern, bnnn neroeu fe f9
attdufht Teben. Gle Gubeh Is idnn iehr bereut, mos fe taten.
eetauht ieben Sic u0gen nod iehr berenen, mas fe tuen.
Gab be &egernng tno ale oeiengea oenen es Grnit lit NIT Ser
benr 9rchibihons5uins, Oenn mas ourd Die l%lnterbritdung Der 9renneret
Mn0 8rnuerebSn1uihuen OF 8etre0e Tim ygeIpaft" md0, lit qans at0
gar lnbeoeuteno lmo Iaberllh nittsiageno I'M GGrgIeide 81 Dem Sha6en
Der oaonrd] angeridiet miro, un0 benz 9erlut Der Der &egirung un0
0n1 9dn0e 0arQ1s erUuden muB.
@pfalen at ser b~ep6Ieriiden grobtbifOnsmobnobm fin0en fonnen
nur Die aroTahfben 1mn fanoftiden &robibihonften uno oGnop-
ncfbings". SOUR fe f0nnen 5reuoe e%npnoen OF ibrer annohme 6urh|
0as 0ms unO ibrer ongeblh euten ansttt aud bns pSa" oes Senats
Benz has Bic aeDerAgia Gonf benz 8ardop+8uiot brinaen hr6: Snnadl
bic @lrgrr ibrer peronGhen gedte gu beroubsb groBe Snoufrien su
aerHoren un0 on 8efB Sunoerttnlenoer obne @riat 1mb @nhdd6igrng
lit EeIhIognobmen. &enn Die 2ener39ia, re fe it, @efes lpiro, Damn
MIRO lie hunoertonenoe ~Dntfhnftihe egftea5en derIoren ln0 bunoert
kanien0e Burger. bon 0enen 9iaionen mehr ODER Deniger a~b1ongi9 fno
fbrer Gruer6sgeegenbet bernuaen.
Sur Die Gaer bes ®es mo be5nfs 8erbitung bon 8ergeaoung
bon anhrlngsitohen tl oas ganae Sono troSen gelegt ioaen Sunoert
fanIenoe hires Settles bemabt tno nm lire acknowledgements gebrodt
mer0enl Ser areg mag 2 p0er Sabre oaerns o0er MIR elm Sobr, ODER
ab. mas mir inbranftig pirniaen In0 bofen. ihon in elm pnar @eo.
Haten si gn0e geben, - Ser riIge Sha0en miro Dnlernb fem, nlrbe Die
BID eHnal @ees; Dos tuge9eare llnredt Uro nitt pieoer gut genott
@srDen fdnneu.
rngsfofe@ mare Elm u%ngebenrer SfDtn0e un0 getrug. Ser @e0ante
bier beRufs erholhln8 bon ~olerboffens u Tro3ent nnierar aornfrrht
HB aud oiy NabrmesniHel geler gefs i'm gserfe bon %bun6erten
mIaiDnen an0 buaoertalen0e prtfaftihe Grffengen 5u 5erToren, it'll
fhebsn hat gaDaIHge a2aHen. rnierer aornfrudt gefadt peroen 1uo
neroen ionen an vunisre @erbinoehn4, Die nod INNER fortfabreL Spr.
Haoian amo Bier at er8eagen rno eiHen Tell u~nferer aornfruft e6enI
Nf benz 3ued berDenoen neroe.
sic Ginfabrtng uotonnler grobibifGn chen jst fona - ans nmB
lHuRr mn0erbolt Deroea nr oas erge6nis hoben, Die 9iroer ibrerI
geElpnlfden gebte mo 6ra1et sa beranoen, Slnoerttauenoe tptrtihat
3A 5f ruiuieren mo 0os gan5e Snn0 uo golf ffper 81 ihooqen: mHt
5haEtIih unO fatld. Gem Die Saudelet niro odourh Trlnnpf nno Die
aS il bssaaHehaems g spoi sssaf time Dsr6 Sa tbs mSs Sy o oaes m aaf
asosn inFres sfieaes fr 9enoirae nno 5rebeHt = 8re7et, ME
a#e @ex6reden tDeroen In Genem garRn beeanqenl@ 0te miro oagl
#Aff u4enntraIe4 pergendIrgI -
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slsan kfteuere 1~pOblitanS, nie6t alrmut!

3te g@Mefsaneibe lit lbepifnet Gle lit aud ibon 5ur S1fte
ohsgegabq aus Gepefhea aus &aibngtou ee1t herpor, onB mir eng
aano mgHW $25000000 geHeHen habeJ 70 oB mir oo gngIono i'm
NaarAsEs S50Os000000 rno alien aatprten 8uiamnea $~94S00Q000 bor
sefreat ba6en.
Gr BADEN 0e eTen gdrfHe our GinonGerung bief8 areges getan
2lr 1ben ns 1et Der 9otDenoigta gegenaber, 6ulernOe 5inanGerlngs.
blanc 81 maten. 2iee Bldne mullen Jest genaft neroen. % fnoI
geoife Brln5pien, af oeneH mir befe5en muen. 2oBt uns ourt Bombs.
d~usgaben MIR oasienge eeto auf6ringea, os Sen aaierten o~oraefhoienI
neroen fa. Gde @orfhd6e fn0 ord Bombs Der 4auerten, Die mir in
9nn0en babgL ge0edt. 8Ir nnen Inns borbereien, Steaern 8t erbebeHi
Uni unRre egeaer a~riegsfofsn S1 oeen.
1edS aniere 5nflnHfgen gonosausga6en betuff5 70 ioQteu mir Die
Bebler nermel0e, Die mir BET nnierer erfen gen1oft baben. Ser linz
lano, Dab nut ORea Bombs eie 8eirenMg bon Der Grnfonmenfeler Der.
hluoea tit bate 5r 6oIgs, oab fe bnlptiodIid fir Die gan5 Reiben
cher iout rRmano onIebeno naren. Gs mar feline GaptalsdnIn9e fir
ben Gur9ihntsbarger, ipenn irgenoaner, oouernoen befumiaren 8ortel
aus Dem srege 5iebe Sic nadfe ausgabe iote ff Gro3eat 3inien
trogeb Die glb anoeren Ginfomnen Der Steuer untermorfen fem ioaen
A@g init oiePr geInhng BEG Observation-Disclosures 6eHen aaufroft.
1efen sobfabrt NIT ie0en arieesuonat nebr I'M 4bnebmen begrffen
1T &eg nut ben 5teuern Gf Zee, aaHee. aaoo, 3uder, 2itt6Ho
f9eatert 6obrf1rten n0 da6ere &ebensbe0rfHiIe
GneanO hmr0 in ofeent Sabre an @tnfonmenfeuern $tO00000O00
mo an SriegSproften5teuern $~700000000 %enbeben. Gas beHt ST.
704000000 ns opPn Gueaen naen Ge 8ereiniateH 5taoten ioQten
ams 0ieRn Gueaea gum penigieu 80 9rosent mebr ~berotsbolen ais
England. os bdBt gum toenigien $2500000000 Sin0 unhre redeu
8Srger, nnRre grOBen. n~oblbaberoeu aorporaipuea peniaer patriotiib
ais oigi9iqeh engInn0s2
shrebt an euren Genntor, fhrdbt an elrPn aonareBmonn rm0 tot.
0t Die Annabne 0ieier @runo5use Der aregsfnan5. Die ouBergeuobn-
It'd hoheH &rofte uno Die reTger Ginfomnen, Die in ben letteu Sabren
erUet Durbeny fo Helm i'm 8erbdltnis al 0enb mas fh IN oiaRm
Sabre eregnen pfr0. tDenn tnRre egenen gauatiaen SrRgSauftrage 81
leaeu 0er Gnteute Enlightenment. o. 3. Gbe. Ball.
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l~tmtaafuna Ser brItiiaen kSniasfamilie.

8riihe Sfaatsmdnher baden en enfnbes WeitteI eefan0en. Die SO.
HHasaunie Elm fir aaennL bon Dem Sdan0mal 6eutfder AbltanutuHg at
Eemisa-fe msr0en fe tuntnifen; menn ser berbabte gsaae nit me6r
boFbunoen IT. oan fat nmb Die 1niahe fort, oas lit 70 flar, Dab man
Hb boB ueraunoern unB, oaB bic itaats. mo meitfhlgen Gngldn6er nidt
nn9aE 0aranf beunaen iio. 4a, es bat ia nun en0ih getaqt un0 ba0
pefpgn mir I'M @ofba ooer noeren geuoIogihen %SabrbHhern IeRn olr.
fexs aNs 0e &errldgr BON @roBbrimnien tmO SrnnO orete abt0mHs
linge DER tngHtaMen Shotenfonigin 12aria Shiart in0f um0 0B bic
friberg Mnnabne. fe Tnmmten aus oen sSmie Oerpr bon Gobnrgl@otbo
pafef nldts geDefea it as oos eree6us elmer Dor nabe5u bunoert Sab
an enBeletaen rnS ieioen iorsfafig meter eelpcnnenen 6erfhen Ger.
da9fnaa. PIC eebibte aRieg e~rbnbenen @miies gu fdIiden, I'M bic 50.
1.HF a1 INNER n Den Alauea oetlher autOrohe gu bulRn. Ger groBe
1ft nF SO eatoeden, ianoeru ah nit tarter SmO gu 5errdBen. 60.
2ao g nstennaBag 1efee1Rht, DOB er nlft Der Sohn 0es Goburser Bring
1saaAIs mar ae bic ron Der 0euthen (oamaIs freaid ned niff beteheH.
9sl Mssisruna 6enodeneH aoII9rnusau 81 paseu bebnptaeu. iouOern IN
4f<ttfNfeit enea SprofeH Gus benz dn1ebIih 1usaeHorbenen 60ufe Der
Snd6fts 5m Nater baHs, Ieste u giuen beaigeu gb d, Der seaHhen
SaInnag ben aopf az sertreten nb uatt 81 ratss nod i'll rubg, ee er
'dz sQAegost limo ais e fam sun sterhsH1 lfrei rA goetb9. 0a ref
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Sur GrlcrnMn1
Scr EanHesIprd1e!
ftaStiide Si6liut9ct fat fir
gcrnbeeirrige cine sIu5abl
gcbrbiider auseidafft,


Bie Die 8ibliotbefariu Ser Itdoti.
iden 9iblfotbef, Gnitb &obitt, uns
mitteilt, iin0 iest cine Qn5obL neuer
Qebrluerte ongei6oift poroeh Inn
g~eipobnern 1usl1noiider Abfunft
Die @eIegenbeit 5I bieter. Die Gam
oesiprahe 5u lhioieren. 4ieie Bidder
limo entlpeoer in Der @auptblblio.
tbef, Gle &arne1 ull0 IS. StraBe,
ooer in Der 3neigbibliotbet Der
5it6ieite, ode Is. uno ~ Gtrabe,
erbaltlid].
Nlitalieotarten Der0en uuf 4ppli.
fatipn ausgeitelt. uro bic 8uher
fonnen ouI 2S Gage entiiebeu Uer.
Sen. 9entident peI6e it'd in Der
2an0esjprade meiter nusbtI0en ODER
oiciel6e qritt0Iin lerner molleb ba.
ben bier 8eleganbeit, it'd toitenloS
2e9rbaher 8nnl 5hoium 5u Der.
ifoffeu. Mon made alio 0abon
fleiBiget @ebrauf. Sic Bite Der
2ebrbu6er foIgt hermit:
Lessons in English for foreign
women: for use in settlements and
evening schools by Ruth Austin.
Oral English Book 1 by Clara BeV-
erly.
Standard short course for evening
schools by w. f. Chancellor.
Progressive lessons in English for.
foreigners. First year by Mary
Imperfect.
A first reader for new American
citizens; conversational and read
ing lessons, by Frances Sandstone
Mintz.
New American citizen a reader for
foreigners, by Frances Sandstone
Mintz,
First reader for foreigners, by NJ. f.
Sharpe.
Pronouncing speller for foreigners:
a combination method Of instruc-
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8isuer 8aoer.
5rdhlinsserpadeu. Stimnnne.
Ntener globe. = QannLebsH.

Sn elmer glalOerei bon gealnn
6es @OilueRonos i9reibt elm aor.
reiponoent aus Der aniieritobt
@ien:
Gnoli6 lit Der 5rii6Iing BET ms
e~inge5ogen. Ser &inter lit gIadli6
oorbei, uH6 nieuano Dir6 fid ieirer
NIT 9er9nugen erinnern. gr 6at
ipdt a~ngefangen, 0eun UNI Beib.
nadten maren Die eriten pirflid
falten Sage, er bat ober oofur
auBergefpobnlia large geoauert uno
mar bart in ieoer Siulidt. gnoe
Mar3 batten mir bier einen Sdnee.
faa. ME er I'm oieIe 3eit ieit WaeH.
i9engeoenfen nidt norgefomrnen iit,
81 Gitern haben mir nod ~geiroren,
uno oils Wtitte april Die gSoHner.
seit" begann fab nod oaes cher
miuierllh ols ionmerlid aus. Grit
ieit menigen 2agen miro uns Der
8interrod 81 marin, Dor oen aaf.
feeb1uiern peroen Glide uno Stuble
auigejtelt, bic gdnine iino auf Der
RiugiiraBe poa bon 5mitldernoen
Spaten, uno in ben @1rten iprieBi
mo redt oas 10 Ionge alrldsebal.
tene Grin nit FOLDER @emalt, ooB
man beIHabe fem 9iitglieo Der 30.
ben ~giegieruug 8u iein brandt UNI
.bas @ras wadien 81 boreH~.
Ger 8inter Dar ireuol9s. 9ie
eaaoestraner idloB ale gr6bereu
0iientlideH 6eitIi1teiten ans, Die
ao6lennot An0 bic grihperiing in
8e8liae pom SebensmitteIn bat Elm
Observation-Disclosures Seben nidt auffom.
atea laIien. Ter tribe ShIuB Der
aeitaurants un0 CAFES ioruie oes
getriebes Der 2ramipaDs bot ielbIi
kns eeleaiee Seben ibper unterbun.
cen. Nna fam beute faum mebr
Safe BET ii1 iebeH. I'm 10 boiler
ina nottrlid bic Gales in ben fur.
zen A~benDitun0en, tp1bren6 oereH iie
seofinet bieiben. l3est i'm rSom-
Hsr uegeesl le nbriasrs crit I'm
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gittternoht gei9IoTenD Nian tpiiroe
aber iebr irren, molte man etipd
oorols ihIieben, oaB Die Stint
mpng irgenotDie georudt mare. Sn
ben uberfiinten CAFES gebt es INNER
nod gaH3 fr0bIih al. Sn Oielen
ipielt gti1if, nuo nit gtedt iagt iit
lin ieoer, Dab, iolnnge uniere gra.
zen iid tapfer sur @ebre iteaen, TO-
iange Die Rndrihten bon ben 6ro1'
Ten guuitig lauten, Die Gtpiertgfei.
ten, nit Oefeu oos Siuterlnn0 belo-
itet iii, fpeun iie aud nift angenebm
iinO, bod i'm 8eieii nift ms @e'
pid]t taaen f0nnen urto 0iirfen.
gor Den groBen $otels on Der
RingitraBe, ole ebenInls gan5 lber.
faut fin0, enttuideIt ii4 ieit tlr8em
Der iibIife aorio; man iiebt Die
neueiten 6riibIingstoiletten Der 90
men: es lit 6nrfous 8iener Mooe,
ole nit nm 10 gr0Berem Stol8 getra-
gen miro, ieitOem Die eTpeoitionett
ees neutrality-suspicious. @eperbefor.
6erpngsoienites mad Den berbiinoe.
ten ur0 n~eutralen 2du6ern, INSIDE.
Ion0ere in Solons uito Der Sdrpei5,
aiuen 10 Id6neH GtfoIg fir uuiere
S9neioertlnitler aebradt uto Der
8iener Mooe INNER mebr interna.
ttonale 8ertung beridaift baben.
Safer aarI lit Der TRADITION lei.
mes @orgdngers treu gebIieben uno
cat Die Notwithstanding i'm
RlnItlarbaus erofinet, Is mar ieit
Gem 2eiaenbegdngnis 6ran8 SO.
iepbs Die eriie ieierIihe @elegeubeit,
lei pelder er lid 8eigte. Die aus.
teIlng reibt iih niiroig ibreu gor.
Jangerinnen an. Bon Der neiIeu 3eit
it IN ibr penig 81 bemerteu. Die
.ul1geu aiinitler iino 5umeiit i'm
5el0e, bielfad MitgIieoer oes
Rriagsprenequnrtier8, mo i'm Stint.
.erbaus ieben mir beute TAFT MIR Die
lite @aroe, Die an ibrem aIten
R0nnelb aber ouh an ibren alien
5ormen ieitbaIt.
aud ouneben mdft ii6 6as
aunltle6en Iebbalt ~bemerfbar. @ien
5%eberbergt gegenndrtig nod mebrere
znoere mebr ODER miuoer tiiuitleri.
Idle aSdauen" uno 5ablrei6e almit.
1attionen finoeu itutt, bel Detden
Preiie Don idninoeln0er Sobe er-
teidlt tperOe1. Sm 9fuieum fir
Runit uno StouItrie lit cine friegs.
srapbiide a~usiteLIung untergebradt,
IN Der niel Sn~tereiiditeS si ieben
IL, barunter aud grapbiihe @r5eu9.
aiie ans Dem fetnotideu alisIan0,
Bic auf utdnberIei llmnegeu in ben
geiis bieiiger SanmIer gelangt
ino.
@roBes S~ntereIie tpen0et fd Der
Heteu 3irettion 0es 8~uratbeaters
Ut, 9ofrat bon Rinenfobtd bat oieIe
SDmpatbierL tDenn er aud bon &c.
DiHen areiien ieiner 4~roarammrebe
ue9en berfol9t miro.
Mitte oieieS glonnts miro i'm
grater Die 9riegsausiteanng pieoer
eroffnct neroen. Die @eb1uoe Fn0
5imi 9el oieielbeu aebIieben tpie i'm
oorigen Sabre in bieleu Teileu aber
miro san3 Geues 8u ieben iein. 3ie
a~usitelling beripridt oaber cine
= erbeiferte ttno bermebrte auflage'
Der oorIdbrigen 5u fDeroerL
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Rie man gabies an8ic6t.

Jmmer metr tommt bic moberne
SHUTTER BON Der Gspobnbsh ab, ibr
aleines onf benz Gdobe oaBusieben.
4er3ts unb Observation-Disclosures emps
fsblsH uberau, 0ab Elm Gid, auf
ben cine 5ufammengeFdIiete 8eds ges
legt ipIre, FUR bieien 3Ded am giin<
tighten tit.
8teIsr Sif9 fofl brett uebsn Der
eaoeiDanRe fftbsn. Bel gang tleinen
ainosrn 1T e ratIam, BE Dede ct,
nos 81 mariner, mas am lei1teiten
Tit elmer Bdrmdafts esiaisbt, bic
cam, she man bas aleine nuf bic
0eds Isgt, bsiisiis ssifobsu pirO.
Sur Rs6ten ltge man bic 9arbsrobs
oes Gleindns bereit. Grf eas
alebdsH uHb in ii6lsm @sttsr elm
5Ianellunterroddsn, ponn bic Wins
bel, bas QembdsR unb chen auf bic
eetbbiHoe. Qu9 bic llHteruGfhe
unb bas gabsbonotu9 fplien Iei9t
bur9gemdrmt nerbsn.
4a6oem sas aleine gsbaost uno
anae5ogsH if bic Mutisr mug
beim au8iebeR bafir forgsH. baB bic
alsibuns 10 penig pie m0sIi9 iibet
Den aorf gesogen pirb -. miiHsn
ausen, Muno unb Rafs nit pei6er
Botte ober sinsm 2dpphgn ausass
maiden perbsn. afIeg bies lam nuf
BEN 9ide 9sIhsbsn. Muiisr unb
aiHb Derben babei tDsnigsr srmibst
une iberanitrengt ans Der prossOur
bsrDorssben.
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er fcinen Grben rmo bertrnute ibn 0os fnrdtbdre @ebeintnis at .als
sllnieren" @ebeinet iol u on, mein 5oHn~ 0os paren iene ebRn
@orte tsi uob Dem GroBen aurfHnienl Der Bidder erteben fir Dos
aIorreihe Sous Stuart; bertlee ole Deafben, siur uenigtens Die oeut.
ihea gomen, u0 Der Segen oeines gaters miro uuf Dir ruben" Sen
8erm6dtnis mar Der grobe @pItfreg, ohr crit lest, nadoem 6tefr Ihon
al efIaei uno ih lo iener Ginoern rno ainOesfinoern neue abnen
sl3ulegen. aus Dem goburg 5otbo lit elm Stuart aefuor0en, NIT elmer
lnngen @bneneaIerie. fat 10 lang me Die 10 manher Sitter bon Sob
um0 @0etein @.g9GtI 8ot".
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= Gin 9ob. = Der
6err SdDisgsrpapa Bat tDobI einsr
lsi9tFn Abb gsbabt, SER 8aroH9
. iat l0nnen F9 gar ni6t
uOrftsLlsH = iist saas ssmiili9 ba.
Fdat ihm bic gOupOuftsrs aus bsr
6aHo. ane mfiH gutter alter tfrs
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-28

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-20

The merchant who, because a,
foresight o. special enterprise. !,
able to offer seonomy.spportuni,is
10 in . position to win, in Thea.
days, . large following Of nav
customers. Store competition
never meant more TO the psool.
than. it means now-stors ssrvie.
including the fullest possible prs.
lection against inflated prices q
necessities, will win for those mar.
chants who extend il to their cu,.
toners permanent benefits and
greatly increased store prestige.
Wise msrehants will understsns
that conditions such a. prevail
now in ths matter Of ~unesrta,,
commodity prices offer to them
special opportunities for real ssr.
vice-offer to them chances IA
make their advertising Of vsrv
wide and general appeal and value,
There has not been . time in n.
cent years whom tho good ster.
faced such q favorable occasion
for winning nov friends a. il fscs.
now. There has not been q Tina.
either. when SERVlCE-ApvER.
Using could accomplish 90 much
for seore-srowth, Of tho endurins
kind, as il can accomplish rioht
now.
You do not experiment when you
place your ad in tho kernehsc
Journal. II reaches tho buyers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-20
SOLDIER BOYS

The city Of Biddeford this week es-
ia blished a roll of honor in recognition
of more than 200 young men III are in
the United States army or navy. The
Ioll Of honor is a book to he kept at
the office Of the city clerk. 1t contains
the names of the enlisted or drafted
men, in what branch they are engaged
and other data. City Clerk Thomas
Locke is sponsor for the plan.
Mrs. Hattie Hutchins of B%ucksport
has a service flag with four stars. rep
re5entinS four sons in the country's
service. and there's room for more
stars which may be added before the
end Of the war, as she has three moro
boys who are anxious to serve as soon
as they are old enough. Mrs. Hutchins
has seven lusty son in all. Orrin L..
I1utchins enlisted in the I'd Maine In
fantry the day he registered and is
now With the 10Srd Infantry, Co. C..
overseas. Harold T. Hutchins and Ches-
ter l.. HutChinS enlisted in the Eu
gene Halls Battery, or Battery F, LIST
Maine Heavy Field Artillery. and are
with that command. now mart Of the
30@rd. Guy T. Hutchins is in the 3O2d
Infantry. Frederick Hutchins is help
ing along the war in a munitions plant
III Massachusetts. and Pearl H, Lorea
II. and Melvin A. are anxious to get
into the fray. William 3. Hutchins,
now postmaster at Orland, would be
iE the service, but he lost a hand cele-
b1ating the glorious Fourth some years
ago. The mother is very proud Of them
and of her service flag, presented by
the people of the village.
Lieut.. John Lester Scott, L. S. A.. who
is stationed at Fortress Munroe, Va, has
just been promoted to captain. according
tc letterss received by his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James E. Scott, Brunswick.
Frank Earle Noyes, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William S. Noyes of Topsham. has
just received his commission as second
States Army. lie is at Plattsburg and
at the close of the present term will re-
turn home on furlough until December
Is, when he will be assigned to his COM
mand.
An active recruiting campaign for the
company Of the Sd Maine infantry to he
organized at Brunswick Is to start this
week with Lieut.. Joseph Lebel and Lieut..
Frank S. Roberts, and Dwight w. Pierce.
as the recruiting committee. Adit. Gen,
Presson OF Maine will address the Young
nlen OF the town in the interest of the
new company. Bath, Freeport. Bowdoin-
ham, Richmond. Harpswell and Lisbon
Falls have been assigned to the Bruns-
wick compan as It's recruiting territory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-20
Domestic Science Program

The Domestic Science department OF
the Waterville Woman's club met al
the home of Mrs. w. II. Lanigan OF
College avenue Monday afternoon with
about So members present. The host
esses of the afternoon were Mrs. LAM
gan, Mrs. E. C. Herring, Mrs. Charles
Barton, Mrs. j. F. Larrabee, Mrs. c. E
Morse and Mrs. S. E. Whitcomb
A pleasing program was carried out,
which included readings by Mrs. Will
liam Simpson of Fairfield and a very
instructive paper by Mrs. Arthur Page
on Facts Which a Housewife Should
Know"
The hostesses served refreshments
consisting of substitutes for whea,
and meat. These comprised dark
breads made of nuts, rye and rolled
oats. from which sandwiches were
made: oatmeal and cornfake ma.
o which We're delicious. and hot
chocolate.