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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-26
1BHtlHu1t talPl
aubefaler Mmerifas silan thing til @eroensforbnnb
@aris 6reb 1naa pnttes nben sejr.

s W1onoogs bolbt Asralioent Bil~
ion en- opligtsbpffenoe Sale | De
sSorene6e @toters 5enot;; ben er ble-
bet llge11s 5eniation oberalt | ben
cipili1ereoe Ber6en og bar fremfo.ot
Ell liblig, ia, beftig 9rpftelle, bbort
be melt afpigen6e Meninger gl6r
fig geloenoe. 81 giengiper ber
8alens ssS,1oDolo:
Sen is. December Sior ttlltll=
1eoe leg Sc gationer, Der for Stoen
er / &rig, en- Note, bbori jeg an1no-
oe6e Dem on at ne06ele, tpoeligere
eno bibtil, poa boilfe 8ilfoar oe
piloe tpnfe 6et mu1igt at Iutte
Sreo. Seq talte paa Menneifebebens
@egne og i ale nentrale geotionerS
SS1teresie.
Sc ger1nanife Magter ene6eS on
ct Spar, bpori Sc iinpeltben n6tal-
te, at 6e bar parate til at forbanole
ONT syreosbilfaor me6 6ereS W}o0=
1tan6ere.
De MlIiere6e lpore6e meget mere
beiten1t og bor / ltore Sr9f erfl9-
ret, bbilfe 9roninger, @arantier 90
@rltatninger 6e betragter 1ont 11of.
penbeligt rpobe11oige Betiugelfer for
en- Sre6silutning.
Saa meget n9rn1ere er bi en-
Dreftelie af Sreosl slpgrgsmaalet. Dg
iaa meget n9rnnere er bi Drgftel1e11
al Ell international 5RllesoptrRoen
fon 1noa reiuIfere at Der bereffer
berlfer 6reo / 8erben. S enbber
6orbano1ing ON ben narbarenoe
arigs Mfllutning anies bet for gi-
bet, at ben fo1l1naenoe 5reo maa p9-
re of en- ioaoon Beifuffenbeo, at ben
n6eIuffer @ientagelle af 6erne ooer-
belben6e &ataitrofe. @nbber Sen at
Menneifebe6erL enbber fornnfttg og
tenflom1 Man6 1naa paa Sorboano
a,ne bette for gibet.
glmerifa bpr fpille en- &olle.
Seq bor billet benDtte 6enne 2ei-
Iigbeb til at tale til Gem, forbi ieg
fonbt, at ieg fplote Sem 6et, 90 De
er mine &aa6gibere meo &en1pn til
e11oelige 8elntninger angaaer16e bo=
re irternationale Sorpligtel1er;; ieg
far ment> set bar rigtigt 1ben Sor=
bebolo at gi6re Den1 befjen0t meo
be Eo11fer og set Maal, Der bor
feltnet fig / nit 5i1r0 meo &enbHf
poa Sen 8ltgt, Ser paabbi!er bor
Negiering / Ben fonmenoe Si6: Set
bliber ng6be1tbigt at fplge Ell NJ
BIa11 ser fan 6onne @rnnblag for
Gre6 mellem Notiorer11e.
Set er 11tarfeligt, at 6e Sore11e6e
@tuter ff,tlbe nfbolbe Jig fra at ipil-
le en- @olle bette ltore Soretage116e.
9e1togeIien / bette Mrbei6e giber
bent jo nen1Iig, bbnb 6e Innge bor
fegt, e1, 2eiltgbeb ti1 at D6e Men-
nefebeoen Tjeneiter en- 2eiligbe6,
Der neie bgrer 1ar11aert meo De
Hrineiper og oe Waal, Der bar I'd.
rofteriieret 6eres @egiering % Sor.
bol6 til l16lan6et, lige fi6en ben.
gang, 6a en- MI geatio11- opIto6
en- Natio,1, iom boabe6e, at ben !
aft, bba6 ben foretog Jig, fun6e biie
Ner0en Sci til 6ribeb.
De 5oreneoe 5toter Tan lite MI
paa 9reful6 Maaoe nnobroge fig
2eiligbeoen til at p6e oe Gjeneiter,
man benter fig. Notione1r pnifer bel-
Ter iffe at bol0e fig tilbage.
Sc ,tpbbenbise Bornbietninser.
Mer bi ifploer os felp % artbre
Natiorer at oplDie, paa bbilfe Sill
faor bt fgler os tilfDnoebe tit at
poe oenne 9ieneite, Der CT i11tet
Ir1i11bre enb bette:
H fpie bDr Mntoritet pg bor ssSnb-
flbbelie III ben, iDn1 an6re gsatiDner
lasser for Dagen, geitrebelien
for ct iifre 5reb % &et oberalt |
grr6e1,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-26

NorfoIf. So, Is. San. groob-
I6fe gelegran1n1er tne6belte i Dag,
at ct tDif 9th befanot Zig fennten
&unore6e Mil Spobef for &ap
@enrp;; ct britiff &rigsffib er af.
oampet til 5teoet ssSsgbrigt 1r1enes
bet at en- fornlelig gifabre of er-
gelife 5fibe er paa SSagt efter aaD-
ifere1t.
sebilaoelpb 1S. San. Minoit
63 Imerifanere befanot iig o1nboro
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-26

9ofia, 10. San. (bia Berlin og
Sncferton, g. So De miereoes
fpniifc 5bar paa 8reiioent @iI.
ions geote bar fren1fa1bt boloion1nre
og bitre l16talelier oberalt Bul-
garien. Mlle tror at ie gnglonos
SSnoflpoelie, og 8looene gigr 1pr1igt
opmerfiom pao, at rneoers geotet1
FREEZER Disie ssSnorenmelier til
Sranfrigs, @uslonos og Staliens
Sor6el, fororer Gng1ono i,1tet for
fig ielb, Derfor betegnes Sen e1geI-
ffe Station paanb fon1 uforraoeriif
og l1tafnemlig".
8laoet u&anbana" erfl9rer, at
Sen enelte Meaaoc, bborpoa Gienoen
fan tbinges til at billie lutte syre6,
er vot fortiatte &rigen 1,bornbier.
figt fortiRtte Ben, til sSienoen er
fnn1t og fnalel1oe trpgIer os onr
Sre6." !,
(Haa 5ioe 2 gieneiber bi / Sag
SSnoboloet af ben 9eote, iont gng-
lonos noenrigsminiiter, Mrtbur Bol~
four, bar tilien6t oe Soreneoe Sta.
ter).
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-26
krtgrtt }1as1 6aurt.
Gn tiff 6ielpefrpbier @irffuntbeb.
Manse Sfibe torpebereoe % faprebe.

9fto Sameiro, II. Sanuar. S S
Gplge officiel Meooeleiie nnobtaget
Der i Dag, er ipb brittle 5fibe nplig
blebet ifubt Gent af ct mDltif TIFF
Gartpj, Der beSu6en faprebe nj an=
bre Sftbe. De torpe6ere6e 5fibe er:
rGreoegar @a1l", uSt. Sbeo6ore",
uMinieb", u&a0noribire", u9rana-
till" og 6e to franife uNantes" og
uMsnieres" Dlanbt oe opbragte
@fibe fin0es u&ing George, ,
uMount Senpfe", v@eorgie" u@ol-
.taire" og ben japanife 9ou1per,
u@uo1on Maru".
h nSSorl1al Bequeno" Hernambnco
Ime6oeler fglge11oe u6talelie, Ser
itommer fra MegnifabSfereren om=
iboro paa Sen brittle Damper,
I&etberbp Sall":: ct enge1f 5fib
.bleb nben 8ariel torpe6eret | BET
.iD0lige Mlanterbab, % bet antages
for iiffert, at mere eno fire Sum
0reoe Yerioner omfon1.
Snbor6 paa be g6elagte og fap-
5reoe 5fibe befan6t fig alt aH450
perloner, bbis 5fpbne 9iebliHet
ser ufien6t. S 8ernan1buco er 237
Her1o1er blebet lan6iat, og 6e re-
.Ipeftipe &onluler bruger Sn1iorg for.
3be11.
9op1,efogben / Bernambuco OPP
Ipler, at otte al De nj opbragte Sft=
sbe iiben er blebet fu6t i Gent.
s0iisR 5Hbes 5leifa s9i thing
hI ben engelfe Dantper, ugnrrotn-
bale"
ct yorlDbenbe bill bibe, at Set tD-
;se sfib bar en- 8efptni1g af $50
Wsa11o, oeribIdnot fire Dfficerer,
fnnn hlbgrer 6e11 tDlfe Warine. 5fi<
bet lnenes at -bere ct nrn1eret @an-
belsfart9i, Der gi9r Gjene1te iont
SiplpefrD6ier. Wan gRtter paa, at
set er Don1pererL u@ineta".
n sE -,
8uenoS Mires, 18. San. Set
be66er fig Der i Sag, at 2ilten ober
set mpftiife tpife Sftbs Dire i1r6be.
fatter "a Sarteier; Ser er en- M1t-
ligbeo for, at M11ta1let 1naa ipttes
til 26. Sen iapanife Do11per, Sub
ion Waru", er 1on1 8riiefortpi an-
fo1n111et til Berna1nbnco nn6er tDf
&omman0o. Me6lemmer al BEN ia-
panife 8eiptning forteller, at bet
tpife Sfib / December 1neg fig nb
fra &ab1ren beb &iel amber ba,rf
Stag. Mange 8erioner fra torpe6e-
rebe eller erobre6e Sfibe er Mebet
oberflpttet til BEN engelife Camper,
u5t. Gbeobpre" (oer altlaa lite 1p-
neg at bore gaoet UNDER, til &roos
for Me6belelfen fra 9eio Sanetro);
bette Sart6i gioroe Gieneite font
6angeifib.
Mange er tilbpie1tge til at antage,
at oet tpffe Sfib er i0entiif 11e6
uMoetpe", Der for ct Mnrstib it6e11
onrettebe iaa n1ege11 9beleggelie !
Mtla11terbabet % 81. a. opbrngte
5fbet, uMppatn ion1 bleb f6rt til
arnerifanif Soba1. S 6gIge 8eFri-
5beI1er, fo1t1 er i116lebet BERTH, 11e6s
fgrte 5fibet mange Set forfiellige
Maber til u&ulisieforanorir1g" iaa
oet, 1taar set bebgDeoes, fn11be for
atr6re 1T l1oieer16e. gnfelte paaitaar,
at babe opoaget Spor al set banffe
5ldgs Sarber n1alet paa 5frogefs.
Sioer, ion, 1tl1 tic Dels er oaffa al
11D Waliug.
@orfon go, Is. San. groob-
leie gelegraunter me66elte i Dag,
at ct tDlf 9th befanot fig feu1ten
<noreoe Mtl Spobeit for Sop
8enrp;; ct britiff &rigsffib er af.
oanpet tiI 5te6et. sSsebrigt 1l1enes.
bet at en- forrnelig gifaore af en-.
gelffe gfibe er paa sSSagt efter GD-
Hn,.n,t
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-26

Merico gitD, 81. San. Sra
gerd gru5 forlDber set n1e0 1tor 9e-
itenrtbeo, at BEN tpife SjalpefrDofer
for gioen befinoer fig i ben n1eri~
fanife Buet. Mon met,er, ben bill
gigre ct gorigg paa at itaroie Die
ifibene, 0er Ct 1,noeroeis fra Can't
.pico til gngla,1b.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-26

8uenos Mires, 10. San. De-
peicber fra 9eio SsSoroeiro gaar u0
pna, at ugarrotpoale" er osfommet
til Soint @incent paa .6e fapberbiife
Ger neo 400 Me6lemner af otte
torpe6erebe eller opbragte 5fibes
BeiRtning on1borb.
Sets fIere 5fibe, bbis Nabne it.
fe opgibes, iiges at bore ifubt /
Gent.
&optainen fra u&aonoribire" bar
tneo1 fffieerer galt=
ife ro1igt fotografereoe oe torpeoere-
De Sfibe, mar 6e bar 5ar6 1teo
lat gaa til 8unbs. 9ilse6erne opto,
ges til ienere Sren1bisning / 8io=
|erafteatre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-26

i De engelife Dan1pere, u@eorgic" og
u&ing George; 6e fle1te af oenl bar
&eiteposiere bjenrn1ebprenoe / Seem
Sort. u@eorgic" Der bar paa Sci
berfro til 8reit, rreofgrte 1900 Sc
ite> meget &ornfbpg, $4,000 Buff
els Sbe6e og 43O &asier @ifler fon>
iigneret til 2iberpool. u&irg
@eorge"s 2a6ning beito6 81. a. of
100000 Nun6 &rn6t ii! en- Beroi
of $4,000 Collars.
Seem yorf> 18. ssSal1. Gfterret11i11=
gem ON en- tpif Sie1pefrDo1ers Ser
bert / oct iD6lige Mtlanterbob meo=
f6rte, at &rigsas1urancen / Dog
fteg fra 21z til 10 Hrocent paa olle
2a6ninger til beItin6iffe og 1Doome-
rifanife 9apne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-26

erafteatre
9fio ssSaneiro, 90, San. Ser
foreligger lite befreftet W3eooelelie
om flere Dire for ben tpfe &ielpe-
frDoier, 1aa man antnger, at Sen
bar fpgt Zig ct NIT 8trfefelt, 11rulig=
pis i -5tillebabet. Sra GbiIe 1neb=.
6eles, at mon Der bar funoet Zig for
anle0iget til at forlterfe &D1tpo=
trouillerne.
Damperen u8abia" tror at babe
iet oct tDife Sfib gao i ,lor6lig Met=
ming forbi &io @rorbe oe g1otre.
Set itore enge!fe Sfib, uDrina" ),
Ser baboe baret iabnet / 1togen Sis,
Ct a11foln1net berttl;; man bab6e be-
ret bange for, at ogiaa bette Sartgi
bar blebet inbbentet af Spfferne. ct
onoet engelif Sfib, for bpis 5iffer-
beo man ogiaa bar frbgtet, uDr-
tega", rapporteres for in0gaaen0e i
Narbeoen al Santogo.
Set DioeS Der, at en- Mang6e Or
logSifibe ligger paa 2ur efter ED=
iferea; men bbor mango Ser ct, el-
Ter bbor be er itationeret, faar man
lite at bi6e. @rtgsifibene bor oflaa=
iet beres traa6lgie 9elegrafappara=
ter, iaa 6eres 9pbol6gIteb bbert
Salo lite bel Sielp af benz Tan rg=
beS.
&aptainen paa ugetberbp Sall1
meobeler / Dag, at BET tDife 5fib
n1ebfgrte irnoa l1nberban6sb sbaabe,.
Dber paa atte,r 5o6s 2png0e; Der
er tre af bent" iagoe ban, pog 0e.
er ubruitebe 1ne0 gorpe6oer, Dp11a-
NIT % Mmmunitior. "
0sertco gitp, 81. San. Sra
9erd Gr1ia fnrIn6er set n1e6 flor 8e=
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-12-22
Children Cry
FOR FcHchER'S
Q a ST0 RlA
10000 GRADUATE NERS Es
Will. BE REQUIRED IN
ARMY HOSPITALS.

With a continuance of the war,
ia the next year at least 20 600
nurses will be needed in Army
hospitals at home and abroad.
OF the 80, graduate nurses OF
the country only 900 have so far
been assigned to duty IN Army
service, and Of this number 1900
are in France.
An Army nurse must be a grad.
uate of training school for nurses
and must have served for two
years in hospital. They are as
signed to duty 10 the United
States or abroad, and preferences
are granted when conditions per
tui,. Nurses who prefer not to
have service abroad will have
their preferences respected.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-12-22
MEETING AT NEW ORLEANS.

STATE COUNCIL OF DEFENSE
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-12-22
COUNCIL OF DEFENSE.
Baton Rouge. La. Dec. II, II.
Mr.. e. +. Millard, Editor,
The IberiaD,


NcW AOCiIo, Loo
My dear Sir:
Governor r G. Pleasant, who is
Eek Officio Chairman Of the Louis
lana State Council of Defense, has
REQ Vested me to write you q letter
of thanks for the publicity you
have 80 freely and generously CIV
en- all bulletins, letters, proclama
tlons, and other matter issued by
the State Council. The war serv
ice being rendered by the press OF
Louisiana will exist an everlasting
testimonial to the patriotism, 10y
atty and generosity OF . great,
free thinking and fearless fraterni
". which, since time iminemorial,
has seen only the right and stood
steadfast.
The war has just begun, and Its
termination is something no one
will for moment stop TO copjec
cure. The press Of Louisiana can
in the future, as in the past, bring
light, help, aud encouragement to
the homes and firesides of Louisl
.nians who are fighting this great
battle, and without even asking II
the Louisiana State Council OF
DefeBse realizes that it has this
most effective cooperation.
Permit me again to thank you
| for yosr assistance.
Yours sincerely,
JOHN MARSHALL,
Secretary
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-12-22
Apply to P. A. LANDRY.

new mill which expects to employ
"abonf 800 men."
The mill is owned by the Sugar
Cane By product Co. with head
'quarters 1t Philadelphia, Pa.
Former Senator Warner Miller
known 81, "Wood Pulp Miller is
President Of the Company with A.
q. Bernard a. manager The new
mill = admirably located on Bayou
Teche which will afford il Awafer,
- veil % rail facilities for receiv
lne IL raw materisl and the chip
on ~ manufactured productss
AL Tia mnw fndnafav S.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-12-22
OFFICIAL Minutes,
CITY COUNCIL
New Iberia, Dec. 18th, 1917.

New iberia, Dec. 18th, 1917.
The Board of Trustees of the
City of New iberia convened this
day in regular session with Mayor
a. 8. Sealy presiding, Messrs.
Girard and Villermin present.
The minutes of the previous
meeting were approved on motion
Of Mr.. Villermin seconded by Mr..
Sealy.
The following Ordinance No.
129 known as the Annual Appro
priation ordinance was offered:
An Ordinance entitled the IAN
nual Appropriation Ordinance
levying an annual tax of Ten mills
on The dollar of the assessed Valu
alton of property In the City Of
New Iberia to provide a revenue
to defray the general expenses of
the City Government for the fiscal
year ending December 31st, 1918;
also to levy q special tax of three
mill tax on the dollar on all taxa
BILE property within the limits of
the City of New Iberia (save the
property situated within that por
tion>~of the City of New Iberia
specially exempted from the impo
sltion Of said tax) to pay the in.
terest and Q portion Of the priDcl
pal Of the debt contracted by the
New Iberia Southern Drainage
District: also q special three and.
one half mill tax on the dollar on
all tax able property situated with
10 the limits Of the City Of New
Iberia, in aid Of the New iberia &
Northern Railroad Company, aud
also = special tax OF two mills on
the dollar on taxable property cit
uated within the limits Of the
City Of New Iberia, in aid or tht
So W0. Traction and Power Go
al OF which special taxes we're
voted BY the property taxpayerl
Of the City OF New Iberia, wai
presented 81 Mr. Girard and read
Whtn Il VAS moved 81 NJ. Viller
min seconded ~ Nj. 6ealy an{
adopted by the FOLLOWING va ~
~. pote - 4ee1fs: 0eely
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-12-22
MRS LAURENCE DEGENERES

DIED-On Monday, December
18th, ct 3 q. m, at the home of
her son in New Orleans, Mrs.
Laurence DeGeneres, aged 80
years. The funeral took place
npon the arrival of the 3. p train
No. 8, on Tuesday, from st. Peters
Catholic church.
For many years Mrs, DeGeDeres
and family were residents OF New
Iberia. From here they went west
60 reside IN Los Angeles, GAL, re-
turning last year to New Orleans,
70 again make their home in Lou
ialaua.
The deceased was the mother of
I large family, many OF whom now
have "silver threads among the
gold" as . reminder that they, too,
are nearing life's sunset.
None ever entered her home
without ! warm welcome. nor lett
without feeling the warmth Of e
genuine hospitality, 80 character
istic OF the people Of her ancestry.
Old age did not destroy the charm
Of . kind and i0dulgent DISPOSE
tion. nor diminish her uDselfish 80
licitude for her friends and loved
ooeos
For the past few years, while
che hae continued to enjoy the 90
ciety or her friends and children.
che realised that hsr active IRE
was over, and with resignation !.
awaited tie Divine call. Wr''
may her children cherish her mem
DRY . : precious legacy, ana We
can bat point them to the promise,
AT evsn time II shall be light
Among tho living representa-
tivee aro the following: Mrs. ~.
!. 6attes neld, Misses Clara ano
Len Dsaeneres, MeDsrs. Arthur,
Ganptsr, william, Clifton and A.
heft De0eneres. besldcs many
efon1 chlldren.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-12-22

Horse Feed, etc ............. 500. OO
Light meters, etc improve
ments TO line 1918. ...... 500 90
Trustee Salary, Pub. Prop. loO0.oo
$4,000. %
Expenditures Total. .$24. GIG 20
Department of Finance.
Amount necessary to pay IN
terest and prin. on $40. 900. $500. 90
Amount necessary TO pay IN
terest and prin. on S36, 900. 5031 90
1878 Mil School Appropri-
alton =. ................ S5sZ ou
Outstanding Notes, to be paid
IJlS........ ......... ouuu w
Interest on current loans, pay
able 1918. Observation-Disclosures. oUo.Oo
1918 Appropriation Chamber
of Commerce ............... lSu w
1918 Appropriation Unsecta.
rian Aid. 200 90
IoIS-Makiug Assessment Roll $50 90
Printing aud Stationery. ..... $50. 90
City CORTLAND Marshall 49,. 900 90
One Half Amount for Auditing
Books $50. 90
Salary. City ATTORNEY and elk 1920 90
NJ. e N. r. r. 81, Mill Tax 979l 60
NJ. Southern Canal g MILL 1892 80
Salary-Trustee of Finance. 1900 0O
Incidental Fund ........... $50. 90
5. w. Power & Traction Co.
Mill Tax 5595 20
Expenditures .$57i39 40
RECAPITULATION:-
Department of Public Safety $500 90
-" " Property 246l6.20
Finance 57l39. AZ
Total Expenditures. .$91455 90
Signed H. s. SEALY. Mayor.
Signed, l.. F. VILLERMIN. Clerk.
Mayor Sealy was requested TO
appoint,
A committee Of Two gentlemen
from New iberia was requested to-
meet "a like committee from Jean
erette to discuss proposition
from the Southwestern Traction &
Power Co. Me said committee to
confer with the Board of Trustees
of the City of New Iberia, and the
Mayor and City Council of Jean
erette, at the City Hall in New
Iberia, Tuesday at 3 80 p. M.
Mr. Ed. Estorge and Mr.. Fritz
Dietlein was appointed by Mayor
Sealy to act on the committee.
On motion of Mr.. Girard second
ed by MIR. Viilel the meeting |
adjourned.
FL. 8. SEALY, Mayor.
l. r. VILLERMIN, Clerk.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-02
MILL OWNERS AND
OTHERS ARE WARNED
Fire Marshal Calls Attention
to Need Of Extra
Precautions


Owners of mills and warehouses are
given warning by State Fire Marshal
Wells to keep watehmen on the Job tc
prevent fires and other disturbances
according to bulletin No. four, which
was issued yesterday. He clearly puts
it up to the owners that it is their duty
TO take special care at this time so that
property may not be destroyed. The
bulletin says:
ut is up to you. Our boys are in
France. More are preparing to make
the great sacrifice. What are you doing
today?
"General Jackson said to his men at
New Orleans, Trust in God and keep
your powder dry This war is not 60
ing to be won by grains of powder, but
grains of wheat. This is not war of
surprise, but war of supplies. The
millions of bushels of grain grown this
year in Oregon are still thousands of
miles from France. They have to be
shipped before the enemy is whipped.
We trust as did jackson, but we must
protect our supplies.
Have you a competent Waterman
Try him. If he is not the right man, get
another. Have you a fire fighting appa-
ratus on the place; Moments count. A
spark may mean a blaze; blaze con-
flagration. Roll out the old barrels,
fill them full of water. Place ten
cent package of baking soda to every
seven and one half gallons Of water
and you have as good carbonic acid
gas fire extinguisher as can be desir-
ed. Train every man on your place just
what to do if fire should happen. Drill
them from time to time to see that they
are doing it. Keep supply of sacks
handy beside the barrels. These soaked
with this liquid are great aid.
''Put all rubbish in metal cans. Al
low nothing to gather on the floors, III
the corners or under the buildings. Be
responsible yourself for the cleanliness
of the building. This is your bit.
"Never keep man on the place who
persists in smoking near the mill or
warehouse. Never allow stranger in
side of the building.
eff you have not thought of these
things before, your duty as citizen
calls them to your attention now. This
is no time for waiting. Your grain may
be insured, but you can not eat the
money; neither can the boys in France.
An army must be fed before it can go
ahead. This is your bit
You who can not travel with the
army, help the army to travel.
"It is up to YOU. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-02

of Chicago men have joined this now
famous regiment.
Britons and Canadians of military
age resident in the United States are
estimated by Colonel Dennis at 50O,s
coo. Until the British Mission was
given permission BY Congress to re-
cruit in this country, it was necesS
sary for q man to pay his own way
to Canada for examination, with the
chance Of being rejected after he got
there. More than 1900 did 60, but
now . man may be examined and
accepted o. the. nearest recruiting
depoa either Of the United States
army or Of the British Mission, and
bis pay begins the day he 'siens-qRA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-02

Kilties from the Forty-eighth High
landers, the Scotch Canadian regi-
ment of Toronto, Ontario, which has
earned enduring fame for its part in
Ehe war, are marching the streets Of
Chicago this week, as part Of the
drive for recruits for the Allied
armies which has been organized and
carried through by Colonel John s.
Dennis, commanding the Western
Division, British Recruiting Mission,
Aith the cooperation Of Captain
Franklin R. Kenny, U. S. A., Ia
Charge Of recruiting for the Chicago
district. -
ETN2 AsaaEss HisalsassEs yiR
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-02
Food Control Bill
Whipped Into Shape
Now Certain to Pass

Washington, Aug. 2.-Final action
by both houses of congress on the food
control bill was in sight today. Presi-
dent Wilson hopes to have the measure
before him for his signature early next
week
Senator Chamberlain, in charge of
the bill in the senate, expects 10 get
approval of the conference report early
next week. He will ask for considera-
tion Of the report as soon as the house
takes action. Both Chamberlain and
Lever predict there will not be half
dozen opposing votes in either house.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-02

their regimentaA band and their
pipers parade the streets every day,
and the "skirl" of the pipes is heard
above the din of the or and the
traffic cops whistle. It is only part
Of the program, however, to stir en-
thusiasm and bring recruits to the
recruiting stations. The Forty
eighth Highlanders have been in the
war from the very beginning, going
overseas as the Fifteenth Canadian
battalion in the First Division, and
fighting through St Julien, Festu-
bert, Coureelette, the Somme, and
Virny Ridge. Since the British Re-
er,lifing Mission opened western
head ,,uaI as in Chicago, . number
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-02
PERSONALS
4 X 4 4 \ \ X 4 4 X \ < X 4

Pauline Remington is spending a few
days in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Young of stayton,
were in the city today.
A. G. Bohrnstedt was registered at
the Seward hotel in Portland yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Harris Of Jeffer-
son were business visitors in Salem to-
day
Mrs. r. r. Crothers is spending few
days with her parents Mr.. and Mrs, j..
ID. Clark cast Of Salem.
r. Van Patten, contractor, was home
yesterday from Eugene, where he is
supervising large contract.
@ A. Warner and family of Port Or
ehard, Washington, are visiting at the
Geo. Brown home at Aumsville. Mrs.
Warren is a sister Of Mr.. Brown.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-02
COMING EVENTS

August 3.--'fTroubles of Mer-
chant" Commercial club audi
torium, s p. m.
August 9.-Band Concert at
Wilson park, s p. m.
August 4.-Peach growers
meeting, Commercial club audit
orium, 2:30 p. m.
Aug. l2.-Cherrian annual Fete
day. willamette river.
August 15.-Wisconsin picnic
at Fairgrounds, Salem.
August 17-Iowa picnic, state
fair grounds.
September 24-30.-State Fair,
Salem.