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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-06-15
WASHINGTON MUST
V FURNISH 9,168 MEN
Continued From Page One.

ed, leaving shortage for the regu-
lar army of 1,034.
Guard Is Short 634.
There are now 2,031 national
guardsmen of this state in the fed
eral service, all of those units being
recruited to full war strength. How
ever, Washington national guard
units which are yet to be called to
federal service have an authorized
war strength of 2,058, but they are
shy 634.
During the two weeks which it is
now proposed to keep in their armo-
ries all national guard troops yet to
be called out, active work will be
done in the direction of wiping out
the shortage in the guard.
In addition to the present units,
Washington has been authorized to
add these new units, according to the
war department.: One regiment of
field artillery, 1908 men; two troops
of cavalry. 216 men; one machine
gun troop. IS men: one battalion o.
engineers, 513 men; one field hos
pital, Sc men. This would give the
Washington guard total strength
of 6,295 men.
The organization of the guard
then would be one regiment of Coast
artillery, one squadron cavalry, ono
machine gun troop, one regiment of
field artillery, one battalion of en-
gineers, one field battalion, signal
corps. one field hospital and ambu-
lance company. Washington now
has its Coast artillery, regiment Of
infantry and the signal corps.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-06-15
Northcliffe Heads Mission.

Lord Northcliffe. noted British
publicist and newspaper publisher.
arrived at an American port Monday
ready to take up his work as head of
the British war mission in this coun-
try. He will "try to coordinate the
work Of the various admirable Brit
ish organizations already established
here" as he expressed 1t.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-06-15
Armenian Boy to Sneak.

Mooshek Vorperian. an Armenian
boy who saw his mother and father
killed by Turks, and his sister
enslayed by a Moslem soldier and
who is personally familiar with much
of the desolation and suffering the
war has imposed on his country, will
speak at the Methodist church next
Sunday. He will be accompanied by
Senator Jackson of Seattle.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-06-15
Chevrolet shipment Delayed.

A carload of Chevrolet cars which
left the Pacific coast factory at Oak
land couple Of weeks. ago and has
been expected here all this week. has
failed to arrive and has prevented
the local agency, the Capital Transit
& Repair company. from making
several promised deliveries. Sales
Manager Burton Troxell expects the
car, to arrive tho last of the week
however.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-06-15
Brislawn Buys New Overland.

w. E. Bronson Of the Bronson
Motor Car company, local Overland
representatives. reports the delivery
of three-passenger Overland road.
ster to Industrial Insurance Com.
missioner J. w. Brislawn. Mr.. Bron-
son had the pleasure recently. Of q
visit from A. r. Theisen, Seattle
Overland manager, and Mr.. Toole,
who has just come out from the To-
ledo factory to become assistant
manager for the entire Pacific Coast
district. and took them through the
local shipyards.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-06-15

Elmer c. Tew, the local Maxwell
agent. reports the delivery of Max
we'll touring car to Hans jacobson,
proprietor of a local butcher shop,
and to Norman O'Hare, an employe
Of Cloverfields Farm. And, speak
ing of Maxwell economy tests, he
says that Maxwell driver stopped
at his garage the other day on the
way through from Everett and had
used BATH 3A gallons of gasoline in
covering the LOG miles, an average
of little more than 81 miles to a
gallon. ?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-06-15

ed, leaving a shortage for the regu-
lar army of 1904.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-06-15
Pullman Sets Record.

OF 400 students registering for Sc
lective CONSUMPTION at the State Col
lege Of Washington not single one
claimed exemption, reports Register
ing Officer w. G. Kruegel.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-06-15

NOHVIHUCU lIOnI d60 OuC'
bers of the board, County Physician
X. L. Partlow and Deputy County
Auditor Will CASTOR, had spent all
of their time for a week on 1t and
of days of number of local Red
Cross girls.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-06-15

ity went to Bremerton Wednesday to
enlist in the navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kelley and
the Arnold family motored to Tacoma
Saturday.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-10-12
LIBRARY NOTES.

To those parting with their boys
for the training camps we recommend
that they call at the Public Library
and ask for the book, "The Whistling
Mother" We further suggest the
reading of WARS By-Products," by
Susa Young Gates in the October
number Of the Juvenile Instructor.
Thus far this week we have had a
group of children each day studying
the u. S. Forestry Photographic dis
play, under the supervision of the
several teachers, Miss Eva Buys, Miss
Luella Nicholson and Miss Iva Haight.
X *
In behalf of the Library Board we
extend thanks to Mrs. c. G. Bell for
Pushing to the Front" in two volumes
by Marden, also to Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Lawrence for supplying the library
with beautiful cut howers.-Libraria
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-10-12
CLARK MAKES RECORD
FOR KILLING DEER
Bags His Game in Less Than Three
Hours. Within Seventeen
Miles of City.

The record for deer hunting, both in
point of the short time involved and
the small distance from the city. for
this season and probably for other
seasons, was made Monday by p. A.
Clark of this city, the vice president
of the Sheep Shearers' Union of
America. Mr. Clark bagged his game
in less than three hours after he had
left his home in the city.
Accompanied by three men, Mr.
Clark drove seveteen miles into Elk
park. He left town at 4:10 in the
morning and at o'clock a magnifi-
cent 5-point buck was killed. Dressed
and without the head and feet the
buck weighed 240 pounds Butte
Daily Post, Oct. 3rd, 1917.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-10-12
OPEN THE OIL FIELDS.

Congress owes it to the country to
pass promptly such Legislation as will
permit the production of oil from Cal
ifornia and other lands now tied up
in oil reserves.
Prices Of fuel oil and all petroleum
products are mounting higher and
higher.
More fuel oil is needed for railroad
transportation. The war needs for
oil, gasoline and petroleum products
is imperative.
Private capital is willing and eager
to undertake this oil production. All
that is necessary is for legislation
making it possible for capital to per
form this necessary service.
Such legislation can safeguard am
ply all the public rights in the natural
resources proposed to be used
Remember, that every barrel of fuel
oil used now from the limited avail
able supply makes every other barrel
cost every other user just that much
more. Every time the railroad burns
fuel oil, it makes the product cost the
manufacturer more
If the railroad abandons fuel oil,
as many are now doing, it creates a
corresponding demand for coal and
wood, thus increasing the prices of
those commodities, and reacting upon
the users of coal and wood.
This situation can be relieved by
Congress passing such laws as will
permit access to the richest oil fields
in the west under conditions that will
abundantly protect the public interest.
Oregon Voter.
College economists, labor organiza-
tions and ofiicialism generally stand
for conservation, for restriction of oil
production and high prices,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-10-12

yanced 3ls per cent while supplies
and wages on railroads have advanced
from so to 300 per cent.
Ogden.-The Peoples sugar plant is
to open on October 20 Building per-
mits let here in September represent
an expenditure Of $1G5,123 as com
pared with $48,5OO in September, 16.
Salt Lake City President Calvin
Of u. S. system shows that by heavier
loading car shortage has been largely
averted and expresses appreciation
for assistance of shipper and patrons.
Salt Lake City-The Southern Pa
ciic Company is installing auto tele-
graph system to be operated by young
women to take the place Of telegraph
operators.
1t is a patriotic duty at this time
TO see that legislation is passed per
hitting development of our water
powers so necessary in manufactur-
ing fertilizers and war munitions.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-10-12

A small advertisement in this paper will often
save you lot Of valuable time in personal So
licitation. Life is too short to spend time hunt
ing around for what you want.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-10-12

The advertisement below published
an evidence OF Notwithstanding
iar treatment received from the Congress
the United
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-10-12

Help the Primary Association, help
US, by renewing your subscription now
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01
anr5e etaOtnenioFeiten.

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@lorDIano @obollerie IN Der Waifen.
ballc oeS 8. Slesiucnts Elm Gmpfona
mo goa ocoebcu.
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Bier ScntIdc OeritOr6cm.


6rnu @iIbcIninu Strou6, Mortiu
@i0rtncr 0loric Sornia lmr
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quieW Melie fir iein SeeIcnbeiI ee.
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Wloreeu @ornlittag Inn 10 llbr
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Sames.StroBe, aus auf Dem v2ou.
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Der ON 30. 9e5cnber peritorbenen
6rolI N3orie @rneitine 6reoeride
$ornig, @ottin oes Srn. Sulius Sor.
uig, itott. Die 9erItorbeue, ipelhe
aus Ntiirom, MedIeuburg. Sdwcriil,
gebiirtig mar, fam Dor IGueerer 8eit
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ten inO 9Iueeborieeu ioiuie 5ablrci.
den SrelmOen.
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tranert miro Die Qobngeidieoenc
bon ibren 9lneeb6rigeu. 0ie 8eit
Der 9eiiesllng miro nod bcfonut &c.
gebcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01
Brad iein gein bei G:ambriSae.

Ger t4.idbriee 98iIIiam 2iiewsfi
bon gtr. 1916, Sbafeipedr. StraBe,
fubr nit ieinen Bicycle an ser gde
Der @ousb. rno @nI6inetpn-5trobc
gegen oos glutomobil bon @eorge ".
@iiermann bon 9lr. 90, 9torO.2ofe.
pooo.9lpenie, mo itiir5te bobei 10
lingliidlif oui ole StraBe, 0oB er
oaS linfe 9ein, eerooe iutterbnlb oes
anieS, brad. giiermonn bradte Sen
anobeu 5u Or. Gjeorgc Seller, 92r.
1889, @oleb-StraBe, ser oemIel6en
cinen 9iotboerbono onIeete uno ibt
ooranf IN Scr oitIiGen 9ImbuIon3
nod Dem ct. Soiep6'S Soipitol brin.
gen lieB.
Cine @crIebimd ser @ertebrsuor.
id)riitcn ionO nidt itatt, mo ser s(t.
tomobiliit iuuroc uidt bcbcIliat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01
SirdlenmGnner ge0eu 1FrirOen.

@ ibington 81. Ie3cmber
SSn einem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. al Die
gtotion geridteteu Ioflmcute bobeu
iih mebr als 30 @r6luten lmo Sir.
heumitgIieOer aus allen EbeiIen
oes 2auOeS mo periAieoenen Demo-
minationen ongeborie, bereint, in eis
ner @arnunG geeen mas iie einen
Dor5eitiaen 6rieOeu in europa be-
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bringen mag.
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gImerifa loIle oos 8ed)t un6 llnreht
betreffS Der 9eicsuug geleicn's,
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5ieben, iolIe Der ormeniihen @rereI,
Der 8ernihtung bon @duoelsidifien.
ser 2eioen ser Suoen uno Surier
geoenfen .Oes llnternebnleS Dtos.
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ligen Rrieee~ eegen einnnoer 5it iteI.
len luo 5ii beoeufen, ooB oSrieoe
Der triumph Der @ereHtigfeit III
uno niht oas bloBe @initeden oes
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OaB Die llnteri6riebenen Die oreani.
iirten 9enliibnngen oas driitIihe
@efiibl 70 beiieite jill ihaffeu i'm ei.
ne oifentlide Wleinims 5u ihnffer,
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6einoieIieteiten besiinitiee, obne ee-
niigeno in @etradt 5ii 5ieben iuelde
Srogen OiIrG oen ariee 5u loien
iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01
gsOIltc Hit Ocnt alien Sa6r idjeiOcn.


@m 5ugoti bate umiou9rcide Dor.
tcDrlngcn aetroiieu ouS Oem
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Ben. Slit lest in ser 9}oIi5ei-
itotion
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pcridhcte gciicrn cine Guontitat
GarcdiiIberiGure uno luurOe in ser
norOoliIihen 9lmbuIon5 nad Oem
ct. SoiepbS.Soipitol gebraft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01


Su @uoopeit. Cine aIdusenot
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nebneL
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SScr9uftcte gpicIrattcu.

9ci'm IiebIibeu Crap Spiel mur.
Oeu nelu %eriouen ii6erroidt. -
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@ait cntIoiieu. 5iiui 9erioucn
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ten miiIier.
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perbringeu miiiien. sic puroen bon
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ii6 beiite Sem &idter @ere9t in ser
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GoIO, ole aac All Ser 5iiS &igbitr.
81 luobncn on9ebcn, i'm Sauie 9lr.
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Na6n.@rafOent g8iIIafO aratnIirt.

@r1iioert 0onieI g8ilaro ser
o9altimore,S Sbio. eiienbabn~ onticn.
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crb6btcu &reiic mo oermebrten gla6.
runGSnittclpreiic fam bon Der 81.
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ieIlidait" lid mir Onriu ani6IirBeu
iUcr0en 81 ucrilidcn, imiere GiIcu-
babn cine Der bciten imO iucrt6poll.
iten oiientIidcn Eierer 3u madcn
imo ais ioldc beiierer 9eriidiidti.
glmg gcpiiroiat 81 werOen.
Ylogc ooS ilelle Sabr ms alien
@eiunobcit mo 3nfrieoeubeit briu-
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01
aanaerc 06dc, tiirScrc edln6c,

SonOon. 81. Ge5ember. Gin
gppel fir Idnoerc Hodc lno fiir5ere
Shltbe Der 6ranen purOc fiir5lid
im Gintlane nit Sen SpariamfcitS-
@iaBnabmm in 9ricgc i'm 9orlo-
inent eeduBcrt.
Gas betreiienOc @arlonentS-Wlit.
aIico crfI0rte, bel ciuem Spojier.
9ongc ourb Sen iaibiouoblcn Se-
ibditsoiitritt 9onoon's babe er ae.
finoerL OaB Snnbe sum Eurdj.
idnittsprcis bon $40 bis SIS per.
falft miirocn imO OoB oicieI6cn bis
6i % 3oIl bod ieieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01
MlildJluagcn idIns nm.

glIs RoplanO Sop nit Dem WaiIG.
wagen BON @iaiom Sop bon 9ar.
1908, @omoroion.9lpeniie, ourA Sic
@rice.StraBr fubr, fipptee pI0elib
Der @agen I'm uno 40 @alonen
NtiIb eroofen iib ouf Sie Strabe.
Ser ltnfon purOc Our6 eir eroBcS
God in Ser StraBe berbeigefiibrt, oas
oiir1 Oas 9Iaseu elmer @aHerrobre
periirindjt ipuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01
SBctrnnfcuer 9nabe.

Gin t2.iGbri9er Gnobe. Der anenb,
in 92r. ia, @eit.Glcmcpt. 5troBe, 5u
pobnen imO in elmer Gruderei be.
id1ftigt 5l ieiL purOe aeitern
9lbeno eceen II llbr ouf Ser Strobe
liegeno III betriinfenem 3uItonoc Dor.
eefunoen. an Ser iiioIideu 9oIi5ei.
itotion beiragf, ipober oos @etrdnf
erbalten, gab ser Simee an cine
Blade in elmer @oIic gefinoen rmo
iie eeleert 5li baber. aQan iauStc
i'm ms Soipitol I'M ieiuen 0Iaeen
ousplmpell sli loIieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01

8crlin, oin 2onOou, 81. Te5.
0ie foIgenoe Nlelolng iUuroe belitc
bon Der NOmiralitat alsgegebelr
Ser boadnoiibe Gnmpfer ~SI.
Oamot" NIT Gontraban0e pon SOL.
lun0 fir Gnelalo mlwOe bon unIe-
rem iIamii1en 0Iarinefr1iten an
Sreitag onaebolten lmo nah Bee.
briigse aiIigebrodt.~
(SSm lebtcn Wiouat tDurSe Der
r0loamOt~ BON eiuem oclttIdeu
Galtdboot eetapert, iDeIbes ibm cine
%riienmanHldaft CAB. Giuiee Chm.
ben ipdter tDiiroe er BON eiuem brl-
tiibeH 8eritorer mieoer crobert mad.
Dem ole Briieumanuidaft periuHt
batte, i'm 5lI ipreueer)
Cine ll.g 0 OF Bcidfhfe.
9acm Dorf, 81. Ge3. Gie
foIaenOe @eididte ipuroe pom Gapi-
tim Soiepb 6anltner, eiueu 9aila-
gier beS DampferS ct. Qouis~ mel.
der beute bon 2ioerpooI fommeno
bier eintrnf er51blt.
~gIIs DER .9riarocnc," cin britt.
idJer Iompfer, iid airfuoII udbertc.
wnroe er pl0elid ourdJ orei 5hiiiIe
wcIde BON eincm 9audbcote ber.
riibrter. gum 0alten eebradt Tie
ans 27 3opfeu bcItcbcnoe Monu
ifnft nuBte, nit QIusnabnlc 0es ga.
pit6ns, Damn gomben pom Ia1d.
boote III lire goote Iaoen uuo oieIe
nah Dem GompFcr brineen, woIelblt
Die 9onlben non Gmldjbootlelten an
uerihicoeucn SteIIen bingeIegt ipurs
6cn Tarailf ertfernteH Iih ale bon
Dem Tampfer. ser ciniae NAnutcn
ipdter in Die Snit oeblaien mlroc.
Die 2aoing beitano aus 1000 StiiteH
gIepieln, inO ais ole Ggploiion Dor
iIh eing, reauete es9ICpfeI, ipcldbc Ste
Gee mif gr0Bcre Gntiernlng formIirt
bcocdteu Gas ll.9]oot taudtc 70.
Iort inter cridien ober lebr bnIS
picoer an Der GberfIade uno nahm
oen @apitdn iIno oie Wlaiuibnft 1T
SdHepptail ini6 brad]tc iie ndh oeiu
norpeeiiben Tdmpicr ,9lmo4 scr
chUo0 ipdter in 2idt fam. Der An.
uo" nabm iie nod airftUou
Gic .9rioroene~ mar eines ser 10
Sdiffc, UeIhe ain 1 1gember nod
Gopt Goilfner's glusiaee, imipeit
airtiuol Uericntt ipiIroen. ghlS
9Iaubboiter GaeIle iaGtc &c. babe er
Die gahridlt ooB 81 2aiffe am IL
2 lmo 3..Gc5cniber in oieYer gSad.
baribait perieuft morScn ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01
YI0eIidJ scitOr6em.

Ger 81 Sabre alte @corge Sage
oorn Der nit ieiner S9tpeitcr in 9Sr.
1920 6ranflin.StroBc. wobnt, er.
trantte pIosli1 I'M Sailie ieiner SoH.
ter 6ran yteIla 2uciana, glr. 1921,
SarIen.9loenue. EroB dr5tIidcr @e.
bauoIima itarb er geItern 9tbenS &c.
gen Z llbr. Der Coroner benobrib.
tigt imo miro cine llnteriudltuo eiu.
leiten.