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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-05
Why 90 TO Church,

Eastlake Presbyterian Church.
higher type OF a social being than
irreligion does.
Don't stay away from church be-
cause you are living a life OF sin
Christ is the friend and Saviour OF
sinners.
He who believes in God and re-
fuses to worship Him in His church
is an example Of living selfishness.
When affliction comes to you. you
get something at church which helps
YOU that you cannot get elsewhere.
Go to church and help destroy the
greatest OF social evils-religious in
difference. which begets unrestrained
license and rots the roots OF Chris
tan civilization.
We can stay away from church, but
we cannot stay away from God some
day we must meet Him.
Go to church to meet Christ ana
get His ideas. He died for you and
, should have your consideration.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-05
FORMER DEPUTY Sheriff
BUYS PEkCADER farm

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Feb. 5.-Clifford 2. Den
ney, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence T.
Denney, was given a party on the af-
ternoon Of January 30, in honor of
his sixth birthday anniversary. His
little friends were entertained with
games and late in the afternoon re-
freshments were served. The dining
room was tastefully decorated Among
those present we're: Ruth Herdman
Greta Gutenberg. Harriet Ferguson
Myles Coverdale. David Coverdale
Billy Coverdale. Melville Apsley. John
Eubanks. Buford F. Denney, Clarence
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-05

the condition of the market. There
is a most decided shortage in food
products in this country and It can
not be remedied for some time to
come.
Washington Journal., 1917-01-05
@urGht!

Dhe gegentpdrtigen @eIteregnihe baben Ben @eHt bieGer Nfeniden
6erartig beanHuBt, oaB fe nibt imtanoe fm6, porurtelsfret gu Denren.
Cine ~gefGbrlide @iniehigfet berletet ie oft 5a einem fragiden llrtei.
ltniere proanierte GreHe leDet an enter SteQe an oieier &rnnfbett; ferner
oiepnigen, Die itb bon ibr anfeden lanen.
Cine qepHie Game, 0e fh nit oenu Mbc oes amerifanii6en &edtes
bertrout qen1adt rno ouh offers peru6t bat, Irhfe 5l berOffentiben,
bette cine quite @elegenbet, fb af leidte Beie @el0 81 beroienen. Sic
futtete Deutlhlano flralid) enen geud) ab, lint Die oorigen gerbaltnine
1mo 2ut6noe fennen 5l Irnen. 9e oeutide @afHreunoifaft ihent bic
9efuderin jeood nibt uirbigen 5l pihen. Inter ben gegenpdrtigen Ser
bdtniHen lit 0us 9feien zines Iusldnoers in 0etldlano nit pielen
Sdpierigfeten perbrnoen. ger in @usnobmefdaen erbohen anslanoide
Beiuder 0e @rloubnis, I'M 2unoe berurn5ureien, Inn Damn i'm Mnslnnoe
bon ser mirfli6en Sage 9eutihlanos gu beriAten. Seioer 1T Die oeatLhe
@offrernofboft gar oft in Der nnOanborfen 8eiie beobnt moroen. Sic
oben erpGbnte Dame madte iih lire uGrfa6rlngen" in Dert1hlano gu
nube, inoenn ie oile Ser SEEN Dorfer Srib1ue" ro ~Gbtcogo Sribnne"
ar 8eroffentliflng iibergab. @emB tnoqen mir amb I1er Deuti6lano
sic @abrbeit erfo6ren. @ir mHfen iebr ipobL Dob Die gon5e oeuhbe geohon
f5 Idhmere Spfer onfegen nuB; mir 1mnen or6, bob lb gleno uo SAINT
mr in 10 mande oeutife Syamnie eingeidHden bot. SeooD Die Shloe=
r11nq, bic uns SrGulein Waoeine 9otp, 10 beBt ndnliA Die Iutorin Der
Mrtifd, gibt, oeunet 6erdts ouf amf ben enten Slid auf etne nangelbofe
grfobr1nq ibrer1eits bin. Ge @erfonerin beidrdnft iib fat mir orf
9usnabmen ODER tragiihe @piooen Sn ibrer &ur5Tbtgfet bat fe unter-
IoIen, elm @eiommtbio Der Stuahon 5n geben- Sbre G%rfabrungen tat=
men aus Berlin, alo elmer @roBtaot. gsenn Srduein Doth in Srieoens-
8Gt fb in Seem gorf undeben mIr0e, fonnte ie bort genau basielbe erie
ben, os Ge sr 3eit bes areges in Berlin geibout bat. Sic 1hent es fd
sur gufga6e genodt 3n baben, Musnobnen Defenders berpor5u9eben. 0e
Giniehigfeit uno a~urfibtgfeit Der Gerfaiierin ibaoet ben @rtten IN gon5
beoeutenoen WiaBe; oenn Der 2cer febt iofort, Dob ibre @rfabr1tngen
burdaus nangelbaft fo.
Souenoe bon IeidtgIGubigen uno leibt beeinfluBten Seern neroen
Eh aus ben 8eriften oes Srdulen 9otD elm enogutiges llrhil iV9
OeutihIanos Gage bHDen. Sol1e Nrtifel iolen 1tts nit Torfidt gele1en
neroen. -o@olfrom".
Washington Journal., 1917-01-05
Mupiepelts eieblinast6ema.

Sn einem bon Sbeooor &ooieoet fir Die Sebruor Summer Der 3Ht-
itrift metropolitan" borberetteteu Irtifel iblGgt Der Sertoler mleoer
einnol fem 2iebIingstbero oL IS lit nun cine auttauen0e 2atloNe, DaB
es fh &oo1epeIt 8ur traonioneaen Iufgabe genuft bat, jeoesntal penn er
einen Nrtife fir Ole S~efentlibfct ibreibt, bel Deuhblono ODER D1eln1eDr
beim .WeIitorisnms" ocs 2onoes icben gu bIeiben
Dus naefe Gr3ngnis ieincr gifhgen Seoer bbt nit bdonoerem
Wod0ruf sic Deportation BON @cgern nod 8eut1hlono berpor. Sn
1einen Sob gegen sic 0eutden beOient er fd idnifenoer gehporter, oe
nur elm Gbaroftr me &ooeuelt nie0er5u1bretben nrtanoe Mt Scr Sr7
fofer oides Mrtifel ionte in Mn6etraft letneS Nlters geifHg loon etpos
ueter Ien. @lubt er nod INNER Sen erfunoenen, erlogenen uno bodit
ubrtriebenen @etidten Der engl1den Yrene. Srelltf, IN 1eu1ent Sor-
urteI eeoen Die Deriden lit 9ooRbet IttS bereit oues os bare Wiin5e
msrnehnnen, os BON 2onoon fommt. 0e ormen 8egnr ino ibm 10 Iebr
ans Ser8 oeuodbien; BON oct @leno, Der bon ben &uiien nod Sibiren
berIhIepptn oftpreubiffen 6rouen, &inoern rno @retien 1dppetgt er 1b
tot. 8arln erpGbnt er 0enn rie otee ruli1de Borbarentdt! Martnt
bat 1nhre HrGie nidt8 0obon ernGgnt? Deer fO Die S1preuBen bel
Iidt feline Wenihen? 9c 0eltIhe &egier1ng bot ofH5ea Die Oeporta=
ton BON beItmmen 6elgrhen @Hrgern geredtfertgt gaf Der oeutIben
@rfIdrlnq mtrOen fat MIR arbetsIoie MGrner nod Geutihlono trans
pprtert, ODER iol6e 8lgier, ole fb meigerten, 81 arbeten. Wfadbt it'd nun
Gbeooor HooIebeIt gum Gerteioiger oher WGnner? &ann er es Der oe1ts
iden Geqier1tng ber0enfen, renn 0iie trGge @eibopfe 5Mr Mrbett 3nmgt,
oe ibr tGgGtes 9rot bnben mnen? 3peifellos mag ob bon oeutlNer
Settle bismenen gegen ltnbnloige borgegangen morDen lem; 0o1 lobalo
es fb berausIteqte, 0B Elm 8eIgicr rngeredterpehe oeporttert poroen
ipar, 10 nlroe Ser Seber rnnriHelbor gut gentadt. gelgter, Die i1 gegen
0s @efeb aufIebnen, nHien nuhirlberpeie anf ge1rofung getnBt ien
Ser qrofte Sell os 2anocs behnoet iib gegenpGrig in oe1tiden Sanoen
ro 10 bot Ser Spger elm gutes 9fedt, BON Den 8epobnern oes eroberten
Senes Sic geobadtung Ser porgeitriebenen probioriihen @eiebe gu ber
langen.
Sbeo0or Noo1eoeIt nnodten mir anroen, IN 3ufuntt ant gerNtte 5t
odten, oie ans 9eutdIano TANNER. 0e. begiihe Deportation lit bon
Berlin ans berteioigt uno geredtferigt Doroen. gie Ser1blepptng bon
ptbrerBhben Srouen, &nbern 1no @reten lit bon TuBIano nienals &C.
redtferhat nod Derteoigt moroen, oa Dies unntogli6 mar. Die oepor
tierten 0eIqier mer0en in Oeutitlano gut bebunoet uo fr ibre Mrbett
beobIt, mGhreno sic Armen, ole os StpreuBen nod Sibirien berbannt
pur6en, BORT berets Brni groBten Sell umgeommen fo 7~Bolfram".
Washington Journal., 1917-01-05
Cine nniercr Gflidten.

BUR WaIbinqtorer @~ei1dtsipelt geboren piele 9eutibe, Die fh nm
ter Sen &unoen zines boben Iniebens erfreuen. geoenft man ben br=
bGltnismaBig geringen 8ro8cnHae Der oeuhhen gebolferung unierer Staot,
10 nmB man fb eigentHb munoerr, oB es bier 10 electromagnetic lno err
folgreite oeutide @eihaHsmGnner gbt.
Ser arng lno feline SoIgeerdeinungen baben peruriadt bob mir
0ertidomerifaner in elm {dlehtes 2idt gefe0t iporoen fio Ser @e-
itGftsmann miro 1ns babon tralrige Grfabrlngen 81 beridten baben.
aun0en bieben ous, neil ibnen bon SeBern abgeraten ipuroe, BET einem
0eutiden einnufouat @ar monber &auimann 8afbingtons, Der ItI5
af feinen oeutIden Momen lit, mubte 5ueben, ne quite aunoen fem @a
iddft mioen. Oies mar acknowledgements cine beouuernsmere Sohafe.
Inns Oeutiben fGt jest Die TflidJt 5L unere Stamnesbrioer nod arGf-
ten 8a u~nter5tiben. Sober @merifaner peiB iebr mobL bB Die in enem
outben @eb1fte gefaufte @aare itets gut 1T. Borltm loQen mir oio
in einenr niduoeutfhen 2aoen lniere @infdufe beiorgen? 9ie beannte GU
porfommenbeit beg oeuti6en Embellishments 5nbt gar manden annoen
an. Sn einet oeutfden @eddfe fonnen mir uns obne Sden lnierer
Mutteribrode beoienen. gMe oft fon1r1t es nibt Dor, Dob in nidtoeutfhen
2Goen fh Die gngerelten iier ben unpoafommenen Ic6ent oes Gngi-
ften zines aunoen laherlid MAIDEN. Cine oerartise llngelhGffenbeit no
Gemeinheit lit unperaeibIih. @arunn sfo0en mir us in Iolden 8ei6Gfen
gum GegenTano oes Spottes uno Sobnes madden, menn mir IN einenn oelt-
oInen peridert fen, 0B Geftdfc, oe in elmer oetihen 3eiung an0ei-
qn boben, ibe oetf6en &unoen fets freunoliA beoienen peroen. I'm
terhisen mir uniere oeutfhen 8efbdfte an eriter Steae lmo oeienisen, Die
oeutfffuln6Iih fno. -ogSolram".
Washington Journal., 1917-01-05

Gbriitian fan6er's nniibertreffli
Dies Eager BON 50 einbeimiidem anb
importierten @bisfies. 900 7te Str.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-08-03
PLAYING THE GERMAN GAME

Scientific American
We have noticed that in certain quar-
ters there is a growing demand for
what is called 4 more aggressive pol
icy on the part of the British navy.
There is an evident attempt to create
the impression that Great Britain 5
naval policy has proved 20 be incffec-
tive, because it has failed to suppress
the uboat piracy. 1t is urged that
the time has come for the British fleet
to make a grand assault on the Ger
man bases, kiel, Heligoland, Wilhelm
shaven, etc. These eXponents of the
true strategy and tactics would have
Admiral Beatty, with battle flags fly
ing and an explosive, Damn the tor
pedoes' on his lips, rush boldly thru
like, hack his way through to victory.
Well, 'twould be 4 thrilling spectacle
and to no one would it bring such un-
adulterated delight as to Admiral Won
Capelle and the German Admiralty.
Nothing would give these gentlemen
greater JOY than to see the British
fleet houndering in the uncharted
channels and mine fields of the Blight
Of Heligoland and exposed to the ter
rife fire of the Heliguland and Cux-
haven l6-inch gun batteries.
Equally absurd Is the suggestion
that the way could be cleared by
sweeping and countermining; fo- a
channel would have to be opened
through 20 miles of mine fields, durtn.,
which operations the trawlers and
destroyers would be exposed to the
combined fire of the sea coast batter
les and the German fleet.
But Churchill says it should be
done. Well, if Churchill wants to
add to the fiasco Of Antwerp and the
tradegy of the Dardanelles a third
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-08-03
STILL PEDDLING THEM

The TRADE from a certain newspa-
per Of Gunnison against the Rainbow
Route and Elmer Wiley and all the
county roads seems to continue in
swelling volume.
The allegations about roads are
false, and the editor knows they are
false. He knows that all well-inform-
ed people of the county know they
are false. He repeats the silly stuff
about death traps" and dollars be-
fore human life" because he thinks
some deceived readers can be made
to believe it while longer.
However, this is q matter for the
community at large. The condition
is very serious and growing worse.
The falsehoods are being peddled
broadcast and are hurting the Rain
bow Route, the town and the county.
Nevertheless. there must be people
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-08-03
SEND N NAMES
OF ENLISTED BOYS

Persons having relatives in the
army. navy. marines or any branch Of
tn" government serNlC" are requested
to send IN the names Of the men to
tine News Champion editor as soon as
possible. in order that 4 directory Of
those men may be prepared for fu-
turc residence. This directory may
be of considerable aid in the future
in locating the men from this county
and checking up on their whereabouts.
All information possible should be
givcn-agc. full name, date of en-
Estmcnt, branch of service, name of
ship, company, troop, division, regi-
mcnt and station. Also names of COM
manding officer if possible, with the
names Of both parents and their post
office address. This information will
be kept on file at the News Champion
office and will also be furnished Of
ficials in case it becomes impossible
to communicate with the local boys
through ordinary channels. This is
an important matter and should be
attended to at once.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-08-03
NEWS-CHAMPION GETS
FIRST NEWS OF DRAF

Congratulations have been numer-
Gus to the News Champion for the en-
tcrprIse displayed IN working out the
draft list numbers for Gunnison
county. and not only posting them as
bulletins here in Gunnlson last week,
but in sending tn" same a bulletins
to the principal towns Of the county.
There was Int"ns" interest in the
first drawings. People could hardly
wait to find out how they stood or in
what order the names OF friends and
relatives had been drawn. It was a
job to trace your own number thru
the 10. 800 other. and when it came to
finding the respective order OF the
red INK number, II had everyone guess
ing With the kindly assistance Of
several Gunnison business men, the
News Champion editor spent some
forty hours in working out the entire
list. the first and only list for the
county. 1t proves to be substantially
correct. although ten thousand num-
bcrs could not be sent by wire with
out Il few errors.
No trouble or expense is considered
too much for our readers, when really
live local news like this is the result
This was the biggest piece of local
news which has occurred here in years
and it was covered completely.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-08-03
COLORADO GUARD WILL BE
DRILLED IN CALIFORNIA

Camp Kearney is the name Of the
national guard training camp where
the Colorado guards will receive their
fall training 1t is located at Linda
Vista, California, near Los Angeles,
and is to be ready to receive troops
by August 18th, the contractor being
under heavy bond to have the new
military city ready by that time.
News Champion understands that
the army called by draft on September
first will probably spend the winter
at Fort Riley, Kansas. or in Texas.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-08-03

disaster, compared with which the
DardanelIes would be child's play, he
Is certainly going the way TO get it.
The submarine problem can never
be solved by piling up the British feet
upon the impregnable sea coast de
fenses Of the enemy. Il can be solved
By shutting up the U-boat feet within
the North Sea by mine-barrier from
Scotland to Norway. How long shall
We have TO wait for the British Ad-
mirality to undertake this perfectly
feasible engineering work?
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-08-03
GUNNISON COUNTY MEN
PROBABLY GO TOGETHER

The 65 or more men who go to the
colors from Gunnison county are hop
ing they will be included in one COM
pany. Advices from Washington in
dicate that the troops from the vari-
Gus localities will be kept together
as far as possible, instead of bein
subdivided and detailed among stran-
gers
This is the way it should be.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-08-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
D~part nsrnt of the Interior

L. :. Land Onice at Montrose. Colorado.
July 2ith. 1917.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Gus l.
Hoyt Of Gunui-on. Colorado. who, on
December ;. 1914. made Presumption
Declaratory Statement, No 0ssls. for
NJ. NEI.. Swi. NEL NEi4 NWA. Sec
tion 20. Township 81 N Range 2W-. n.
VI. =. Meridian. has filed notice of in
tention to make final Presumption
Proof to establish claim to the land
above described. before Ernest VI.
Sourse. United States Commissioner. at
GunniSon. Colorado. on the sth day of
September 1919
Claimant names witnesses:
Chester Peterson. Edgar a Meeks.
Nathan J. Anderson. Robert +. Walker.
all OF Gunnison. Colorado.
Son-coal-
O-C. SKINNER,
Register.
First publication Aug. 3, 1917.
Last publication Sept I. 1871
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-08-03
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY

Estate Of John w. ProT'tt. Deceased.
NJ. $50.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby ln"tia~j &c pre-
sent tnsm for af'istment 4 the C.r,G-
L, Court OF Gunnison County. CoRr- -do,
%. the 10th day "f september - D--ial!.
s,t.1,, se-4s.4 ,fs,E,i - w. s. D1rrp--
.Vd.ainist.ato: of tn I;stntc Of
John W.. Profit. Decs,@Scd.
Fi,st publicat IN Aug 3. 1871.
Iast ,'blicati'n' Aug. 81. 1917.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-08-03

In" Munllos" Press want, the
curfrw Law enforced. And We had
forgotten then. ever va, such thing
IN Gunnlson. but a. matter Of fact
there Is a curf"~ ordinanc" in effect.
Whether N" kids were TO b" sent to
Bod at eight Of nine tho, escapes Us.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-08-03

F. 5. Briggs, Gunnison boy, de-
parted Monday evening for Denver
10 make application for enlistment in
the navy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-08-03

We hear that three of the Norma
school faculty have been drawn or
the draft; H. Manuel, Miles |. Lee, and
F. George Damson-
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-08-03

Mrs. Geo. Arterberry, who has been
occupying the Heiner house on Taylor
street, is preparing to move next week
to the house just left vacant BY Supt.
Racey and his family. Prof. Gold.
smith is to have the Heiner residence.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-08-03
Nsties ssf AppEeaties b Lease State
Lad 80 .r;

Office Of the State Board Of Land Commission.
en-
~ neg - z. .fDenver, Colo. July 2 1917.
Notice u hereby given that W L.Cnrtis, whose
post.'fffes address II 0unnisnn. Colo. has made
application No. A7s97 to lease the following de-
ssribed 6eh0ssl Lands. situate in Goasison
Couuty. Colorado. TO- Wit:
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-08-03

The Misses Psnsy Sorenson, Hick-
son, and Mrs. Rex Clark, Mrs. John
French, Mrs Effie Lashbrook, and
Mrs. Herman Mauer took trip thru
the Black canon to Cimarron Thurs
day. returning on the evening train.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-08-03

with like thing io"
klck~ Prot. IoI- they like II?
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-08-03
i .LlIl Il

All Is son Nv
Notice = furthsr hereby given th.t II other
pSnoos dsstrtoe 70 aiean aOplicstios 10 lssss
all or aoy part OF this eya9t Of land must ale
seas In tbs o(hee prior 70 Aoe ), fet7, o. no
ctheR apllieatiou TO lsass the above dsscribed
laodo Utll b cOnsidsred aftss that date.
RAYMOND AIELER
Precid.at. state Boeri Of Land Co9missi onen
Rahklah Jaay Is. "a "a, 1870
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-08-03

Anthony Comstock was to Denver
Saturday to join the navy, but If ap-
pears a defect in his eyes, prevented
that war department from accepting
him.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-08-03

Tn" success Of Nrws-Champ.on
page Of ~rcIp">. which ran for several
months. ha- ."i IN" editor TO ..d3p.
i rrguIar Woman, Page for time.
Nj Agn", Walker i- III" cdlfor. and
1t our lady r"ad"rs have helpful
hints along any hnc. We are sure she
.eI.l apprrcIat" them.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-08-03

DR.. Ray c. Van AIKEN, who has sent
in his application as dental surgeon
n the army, expects TO be called in
The next contingent of dentists about
September first.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-08-03
SOME REGULATIONS
FOR MEN DRAFTED

Continued from First Page)
days after the day you were called and
make arrangements for the prompt
receipt of mail.
SEVEN DAYS FOR FILE
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-08-03
NEWS OF THE SOLDIER
BOYS UNDER THE COl0Rs

F. S Briggs, a Gunnison boy, de-
parted Monday evening for Denver
TO make application for enlistment in
the navy.
We hear that three of the Normal
school faculty have been drawn on
the draft; II. Manuel, Miles |. Lee, and
F. George Damson-
Anthony Comstock was to Denver
Saturday to join the navy, but il ap-
pears defect in his eyes, prevented
that war department from accepting
him.
DR.. Ray c. Van AIKEN, who has sent
in his application as dental surgeon
n the army, expects to be called in
The next contingent of dentists about
September first.
Paul Henry of Battery A, Kansas
National Guard tartillery) departed
for Topeka, Kansas, Saturday even
ing to join his fellow guardsmen at
that place, in response to the call from
mis- commander.
Mrs. Ned Williams came down from
PItkin Saturday to teach gauze work
20 a number of ladies at the Red
Cross Headquarters. The work was
found to be very instructive, and also
very pleasant.
Frederick William Nisius came down
from Almont and the Doctor mine
country Saturday. Says he saw his
name on the draft list and might as
well come down to see it through.
Among through passengers on 3l5
Wednesday were Willard Isensee Of
Delta, who was returning from Den
yer, having enlisted in the navy
Miss Florence Beltz, who has ben TAX
ing training course in one of the
Pueblo hospitals. and was on her way
TO visit with her folks in Della for
several weeks, and Miss Emma Welty,
a former c. S. n. s. student, who has
been visiting in Salt Lake, Denver,
and Pueblo and vas returning to he,
home in Cedaredsc.,
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-08-03

North Fork Times. 4 Democratic
eAchang" say hort work will be
mad" Of spI"s # caught tn huh,
why this blessed old government is
feeding tho l. V W.. paying Ben
H,hard. BIII Stone and a fcw other
inccndlaurs -aIarlcs and franklng
their un-Am"rrcan speeches through
the mail Short work the ID, we
are too easy on spies and enemies and
"" need to adopt some German tactics
to handl" N" spy question.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-08-03

Frederick William Nisius came down
from Almont and the Doctor mine
country Saturday. Says he saw his
name on the draft list and might as
well come down to see it through.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-08-03

laJ No claim Of discharge on ac-
count Of the industry in which you
are engaged can be decided by loca
board
(bl Whether you file a claim Of e, ..
emption or not. you must present
yourself for physical examination on
the day named in the notice
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-08-03

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-07-05
ALL ENGLAND
PRAISES NAVY
United Press Leased wire.D

LONDON, July all England
rang today with praises OF the ex-
ploits of the American naval con-
voy to the transports bearing
Americas first expeditionary army
to France.
AS the average Briton saw u,
there were two outstanding les
sons in the failure of the Ameri-
can navy to be taken by the Ger
man submarine surprise attack.
First, it was held here that the
submarine menace was thus prov
ed conquerable with a sufficient
number of destroyers.
Second. and most important in
the British view, the manifest pre-
paredness of the Germans for the
troops indicates how thoro and
systematic is the Teuton spy sys-
TEN in America.
Privately many of these today
expressed amaZement that the
country had failed to profit by
England's experiences with the
Wilhemstrasse secret agents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-07-05
T'baccy
EDITOR THE TINES:

EDITOR THE TINES:
l find timely comment on the
attempts of the w. C. +. U. to
stop the Red Cross from sending
tobacco to the soldiers in one of
Robert w. Services Rhymes of
Red Cross Man:
Humping it here in the dugout,
Sucking me black dudeen,
I'd like to say in a general way,
There's nothing like Nickyteen;
There's nothing like Nickyteen,
me boys,
Be IL pipes, or snipes, or cigars;
SO be sure that a bloke
Has plenty to smoke
If you wants him to fight your
wars"
A few days ago ! talked with a
British soldier who is on sick
leave and visiting in Tacoma.
/ must ask the good ladies of
the w. c. T. U. to imagine them
selves up to their middles in mud
and water. This may be diff
cult, but it must be done. The
w. c. T. U. ladies are up to their
middles in mud and water.
In front of them is No Man $
Land. Later the ladies will be
called upon to so lover the top"
Just now there is no fighting.
There is nothing attractive, or
even comfortable, the soldier told
me, about trench-nothing at
| all.
The ladies' uniforms hang to
them in sodden rags. Smells, in
describably horrible, assail their
nostrils. They are cold, and wet
and miserable, and homesick, and
bodysick, and mindsick and bored
to the vege of insanity.
wen you are up to your mid
die in mud and water" said the
soldier, "the only comfort you
have is bit o. baccy in your pipe.
You carn't read, and there ism [
nothing to do but smoke.
"Yuss, we DO ply cards a bit.
But the lidies needn't be afeard
we'll gamble, because we're gamb-
lin all the time wiz life and death,
and it lint any sport to gamble
wiz cards"
L. NJ. N.