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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-06
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2191-Dress for Elderly Ladies.
This style is lovely for satin, silk,
crepe, gabardine, serge and ~broadcloth.
The fronts are finished with vest por-
tons. The skirt measures 2 "a yards
at the foot. 1t is gathered over the
sides and back. The sleeve is new In
its shaping. The pattern Is cut in Z
sizes: "a, SO. IS, 40, 40, A and 46 inches
bust measure. 1t requires 6 Is yards
Of 36-inch material for a 36-inch size,
Price 10c.-(Send 1c extra for post
age.)
2192-A Jaunty Coat for Girls.
This model has inserted pockets in
pouch effect. The fronts are Tapped at
the revers edges, but may be rolled
high, as in the small collar view. The
sleeve is q ~twO-piece model. This style
is nice for cheviot, zibeline and other
coatings. also for velvet, corduroy and
silk. The pattern is cut in 8 sizes: 6,
S, 10, ~ and IA years. 1t requires, for
a 14-year. size, 4 IL yards Of 54-inch
material. Price 10c.-(Send 1c extra
for POSTAGE
219O - Ladies' One-Piece Corset
Cover, in Round, Square or "V' Neck
Edge. Suitable for "all over en-
broidery, for lawn, batiste, cambria,
nainsook, crepe or silk. Any desired
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-06

genoe Gimme, cine Gimme Die
meni6li6 mar, tpie lie aber nod ME
6upor bon menihliten 2ippen gefoms
men 1par, ertonte bonn aalpariens
bergc Der . Ser leBte Sdimmer
Der Sonne erloih CUR iclben Belt unS
eS berrihte tiefe SiniterniB. Dis in
ibre 8%ruuofeiten erbebte Die @rbe unb
rs entitano ein @etDie. ais niirbc Die
Grbe lid ipalten uuo ale @eipGiier in
ben o%ffenen Shlllnb lid itiir3en. 9alb
borte man in ben ounflen Strnben bas
Hennen Der Wenge mad ibren 8obs
nungen, bas 8ebefIassn Der 8eiber
uno ainoer ....
llno es nurbe fpieber fill unb bell
Die Wolfen ber3o9en lid
ipirbelno, pie bon beftisem 8inoe
gepeitid)t unb Die Come ianbte ibre
Strablen beriiber our SerraTe, no
Wbriam nod INNER aii ibrem gutz
liee lag. Nlr bas 5eittpeilige
Sflud5en beg WdoGens uno abaez
brodyene Sdse bon @ebet. bepieien,
baB lie feline 2eid)e mar. gnolid
bprte Subitb ipie Tie i%eui3te: .Seius,
m Oi6 CLAUDE it. Seius ali Sid
boffe ih, Seius, Gid liebe i'd" +.
unb lie bali ibrer Serrin a~ufiteben.
gliab erifien. a9us Spfer lit
poabradt", ia9te er.
Die 8elt lit erloit, eripiberte
Wprinm.
@elobt uub scbencbeit ieicn @ott
uno fem @eianbter.
Mmen, ihloiien feierlid Die
beiben SfIapen.
NlS Die Sonne nabe am Hanoe DeS
iueitliden tSori3ontes itanb, belt Elm
Heiter Dor benz Sauie Otpriam's an
llno bat einbrin9lif, aber e~brerbieti9
IN Die 8eseniuart Der Snusberrin slls
gelaiIen 3u iperben. .W2elbet eurer
@ebietcrin", iaste er CUR Yiortnerin.
.ooB meinc Nbiihten iriebiertig iinb
unb baB lie ibren @ott Oh mcincs
@eiuhes ieenen miro"
Or cmpfing Die @rlaubniB 3lr
Serraiie binaui an iteiseu unp Dor
Wnriam erificn ipieber Dtarcus
Sulils! Der Centurion fab iebr
crrlt, iait peraltert aus.
Nad einigcn @orten hes @ruBes
llnb Der Gntihuloisung. beren Son
Wnrinm niht iueniger in @ritaunen
perieete ais lein perdnoertes Iliss
iubr er fort:
@priam. NM ecs TaSarencrs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-06

lhaul 49,. bort, am Gnoe Der en9en,
%Itellenipeiie NIT llebergaussbogen be-
oedten StraBe, erifeinen Sadeln, . .
uno Die Stimmen peroen ltets lalter
uno fommen ndber. gini9c Seniter
ofinen lid, unb burd ben 2drm auis
8eipedte Shl1ier bliden neu9ieria
b%inunter ... Wpriam lebnt iid
iiber oas itcinerne @elduoer, nelde5
Die 9ahs 9erraiie uurringt. Inn better
lebcn 3u fOnnen 49,.
GS limb SoIoaten uno Siener Der
Yriciter, iuelfe lid larmenb ibrem
Sauie ndbern unb I'M Steine ibrer
Sadeln iiebt lie eineu nit Striden
9ebunbcnen 0efnngenen 49,. Sic
ihaut ibn MI 8 @ott! e5 lit Der
@ute Hdbbi bon Na3aretbl 80. Nein,
er fam e5 uift fem! 80. Sit ba5
iein IntliB? -.
glber idon mar Der 3ug poriiber.
Wpriam b0rte cine Stimme I'M
ndd]iten Senlter, melhe ia9te: sic
baben Scum bon Na3aretb gefangen
genommen unb filbren i'm sum
8ihterituble bes Sobenpriefters :"
Gin S6rei Der lleberraidung uno
bes S6mer5es entroun iih ben 2ippen
Wpriam's. Sic elite ms Saus, rief
@liab unb befabl inn, benz 3uge na6s
5"ucilcn uub niht 3uriid 81 fommen.
bis CT 9eieben, mas init Dem 8uten
Habbi 8eIfdbe -.
Ser Sabn bate gum 3~ipeiten Wale
gefrdbt als Der @reis lpieber fam. Sn
beftiees Sdlud3en brad er alls ebe
gu @orten fommen tonnte. Damn
beri6tete er, in abgebrofenen SdBen.
mas er i'm Sauie bes Innas unb
nndber i'm Hihteriaale bes 9aipbas
geiebcn unb 9cbort, ipie bas 5obess
iiber SeiuS 9eidlIt norben
unb lpie ieine Seinoc i'm ieitoem
miBbanoelten, III Grpdrtung Der
Sagesbdmmerung, nm i'm bonu Dor
YuntiuS Yilatus 3I fiibren, unb Die
@eitdtisuns ibrcs llrtbeils gu ers
langen 49,.
SpGt bdmmerte cS. Sid)te 8olfen
lagerten nod am Simmel.
Gliab muBte ipieber binals our ans
toniu $50. Or cling unb febrtc bcim,
nm iid picber gu entiernen Sh
mill feline icbesmaligen @eriftc bier
nift piebcr6olen. Senn ih meme,
oaB Die gr5dblun9 ocs 2ciocns unicres
in ben Hdbncr elmer Sie6ess
sci9idte niHt bineinpabt, pcnn bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-06

tpillen, All ben on glaubit, per5eibe
mir ale Soreen bic ih Dir perurlahi
babe. S6 modte aues nieber gui
MAIDEN uno oesbalb bin i'd bieber
gefommen. - 3iueifle niff an Der
Gufrihti9feit unb 8abrbeit Sefen.
luas ih Dir iest mittbeileu perbe, penn
ieber 3tpeifel mare ungerett unb
lpilroe es Dem Sroite, ben meme 8orte
fiir bid entbalten, ni6t e~rIauben uns
8emildt in peine Seele 81 b~rin9en.
9as IGbden ipoIlte ipreden. uno
bate idon Nonar's Namen auf ben
Sippen. Iber Der Centurion CAB ibr
feline 3eit oa5u, ionbern fibr nit be-
iuegter Gimme fort: Npriam, i'd
CLAUDE an benielben Seium on ben
on glaubIt.
9us 0faoden iprang auf bon ibren,
Sise unb trat ndber on i'm. -
WaS ia9f on, WarcuS Sulius? Su
9Iaubit ? $50. Iu beiuen 8orten
oarf ih nidt 3lueifeln, 10 uneripartet
lie aud tommen. 8. 9elobt lei Der
Serr! Gber pober bieie pIOslihe llms
ipanolun92
Wbriam. felt unlerer lcbten Inter
rcolng tonnte meine Seelc teineu
Sricben mebr iinben I'M SfeptiSismus,
Der ibr felt 10 pieIen Sabren alS 3uz
fluftsort oiente. Simmer pieber bore
it I'M Snnern cine Gimme. Die iagt:
.llno penn Der Na3arener bod @ottes
Sobn ipdre? Seine 2ebrc. pelhe Die
Der 9roBteu Ybiloiopben 8om's uub
Ntben'S iibertrifft, - Die Wtatt bic
CT aiIf ale 9lemente Der Natur, IN
io9ar iiber Seben unb COB ausiibt. =
Iein mateQoier Sebensipanbel unb
feline unper9leidlihcn Susenoen, /.
betueiiem lie niht, ooB err mebr ais
elm Wenih iit2 49,. llno er be-
bauptet, er lei Der Sobn 8ottes unb
@ott ielbit -. llub CT ipirft Wuus
Der, nm ieine -Ausiasen 3u beitdti9en.
9ariit or bnnn nod, 5pciieln?" :.
Sd fdmpite ge9en bieie Stimme unb
polte nidt nadee6cu. Nber aIlcs
fdmpfcn ma unniie. Die Gimme
ertonte INNER pieber. gnolid beute,
ais ih auf aalparia neben Dem Ha3as
rener itanb. ipdbrenb er aui benz
lit unb itnrb. uno ipdbrenb
id icinc lesten Wortc bortc, crcieneten
lid III mir ieltiante. ipunberbarc
Sadlen, Die i'd Dir niht beiGrcibcn
fam. lluo ais Scius nit ieinem
atbcm5use ben Siegcsrui, ecn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-06
(Sprticeung bon Der 3. Seitc.)

(SorticBun9 bon Der 3. Seitc.)
mleinter Siebe, i'm 3l ben Itmdblihz
item Sbaten bin3ureiBen pcrmohte
Wbrinm beonlIcrte i'm lIub betcte
fir i'm.
Ser Centurion ielbit lieB iih III
Der Seffentlibfeit renig iebcn mnb
permietb 0ipriam's Saus.
@liab 9in9 tdglid, binaus, nm
Nad)riht BON Abnur ein3ubolen. Nbcr
or tonnte nihts NnoereS in Griabs
rung b%rin9en, dis baB or nod INNER
inn @efdaniB idmnfte, unb crit mad
ben Standardization Dor Den Stattz
batter 6~ugelaiien piirbc.
8om @lltcu Habbi fonnte Der @reis
mebr beridteu. SeirS perbrad)te Die
Sage I'M Sempel, mo Die gun Stabt
fommenpen Yil9cr lid in INNER 3lls
nebmenoen Sdanren Inn i'm periams
melten, I'M i'm 81 ieben unb i'm 5u
bDren. Gliab ipieoerbolte WDriaml
feline 2ebrcn unb Yarabeln. unb Mps
RAM bord)te nit %9cipannter Nufmerts
iamfeit nui Die Sotifafteu bcs treren
Stet1erS. Ste l0Qrer MIR etN 1d)lpQS
der @iberbaQ Der Bortc oc5
SHELTERS; uub bennod). ipie burds
brdn9en uuh trDitcteu JIG Die Secle
bes Wdbdcnsl
gliab cr3dbltc audi bonn inner
tpahienocn Htibe Der 1buriiGcr ,mb
@rieiter unb pie tic Scum baiicn.
Sdon hattie iid bas @erilht pcrs
breitet, bab lie Scum burd cine @es
malttbat beieiti9en iuoIIten, es aber
nift tpaeten bel Sascsli6t Die Sdnbe
an i'm 81 Ie9en. aus Surht Dor Dem
@olfc, baS i'm fir 8ottes @eianbten
bielt, nno ibn Del Gag ME ALIEN
IieB. Scs NahtS aber belt iid Scius
pcrborgcn unb Nicmano auBer cinigen
@ingcipeibten pubtc, mo er mar.
CT ieIbit. fi9te eliab I'ittipoG
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-06

on aud gebort baben muBt, in Die
Welt ianote, perihfpanb mein lester
Wiocritano. Iuf einmal taete es in
meinem @eilte unb ih rief aus:
.Wabrbaftis. bieier lit Der Subu
@ottes!"
Npriam bate seiammelt unb se,
riibrt 5u9ebor6t.
Marcus SuIiuS. Iaate tic oes
menen, bdnfe Dem Serrn, Der on Dir
etlpas/ 8unberbareres getban als
an aonar, uno empfanse meineu
Sant oafiir, baB bu mir bieIe irobe
Sotldaft gebraht.
Nof elm Wort, o Rnriam: nod
cine Sunoe babe ih Dir mit3utbeilen.
sic miro bid nidt aa8uiebr iiber.
ralden, nah Gem mas i6 Dir geiagt.
uno neil OH lie i'm 8lauben an BEN
8uten Habbi eriparteit
WDriam erbleitte, uno: Gbnor iit
trei? tam es leiie iiber ibre
9ippen.
GO ut frei. SD bin su giIat,ls
gegan9en, Den ih in ser tiefiten Der.
atpeiflung a%ntraf. Sd iprad inn bon
Ionar. = 5bue mas on tpiait, rief er
aus; NIT Dem Gnbange bieies 8aIis
laerS mill ih nifts mebr All thun
baben! - @leih ihidte ih gefcble,
abnar frei an lailen Y
@an borte Sdritte I'M ginaanoe
pes Saules nno einen Sreubens
ihrei Der Y~fortnerin.
Sier fommt er. iaate Morc,Is
Suaius.
Gin au9enbIid nod. uub
Ibnar uno Wbriam bielten iid emo
umihlrn9en uno fpeinten. Sbre
3branen pareu 5brdnen unaemiidbter
Sreube.
Ser Centurion bate lid ,lm
einige S6ritte entfernt unb blidte
9eriltrt nno ipebmiitbi9 aui Die
beiben 0erlobten.
Suoitb lag nuf Den anieen ncben
linen unb fiiBte ben 8uno ibrcr 9e,
ipdnber. gliab itauo oa: Die SoGnbe
bate er erboben unb aus ieinen ann
Simmel seridteten @ugen ronnen
9brdnenperlen bernieber auf Ieineu
idncepeiBen Bart. Mit feierlider
Gimme iprad er: Gelia limb Sic
8cinenbcn Die aui ben Serrn boiicn,
benn tic tpereen setrDitet peroenl Scr
Nnme oes Serrn lei %sebeneoeit!
Sic leeten Stra6leu Der inter,
(6ortiesuns auf ber s. Sritc.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-06

Siebes9eififte audi cine ebrlide unb
fromme lit, tpie i6 oenfe, bab Die
8egentpGrtige es lit. Was Der Uteuif)
getporbene Sobn @ottes fir uns Siins
Der selitten, lit etipas 10 grbnbenes,
oab Die gr5dblung oerielben es ALIEN,
obne Sciide meniblider @rfinbuug.
9eleien lperoen iou, 10 oaB Die gauge
Animertiamteit oes Settles, Die gauge
Smpfinbunesfdbigfeit bes Ser5en5
unb ale Ne9uu9en pes @iQens. un>
9etbeilt lie alein gum 8egenitanbe
baben. Sic lit etipus 10 SeiligeS,
oaB mir lie i'll tiefiter Sammlung,
gleidiam auf ben anicen, - unb in
Der @egenipart 8ottes leien miiiiem
nidt eiIie unb oberfldhlit ipie einen
8oman, ionbern rilbis uno betra6s
tcno; unb babel miiiien mir Die Mugen
iinieres 8eiiteS unberDanbt auf Die
2iebe beften. lpelfe @ott beipog lid
fir unS aui3lopfern, nno auf bic
Climber, ipelhe mns IQe 5u icinen
lpirfliten S6er9en 9emadt. llnS
fltcBen Die 5brdnen & unb fpcr
fOnnte lid Der Sbrdnen entbalteu?--)
10 leien es Sbrdnen Der 2iebe 3u @ott
rnb Der Heue iiber uniere Wilietbaten,
obne W&iitung bon rein menihlifen
@efiibIen.
limb mas ih bier iage BON 9eioen
iino Sterben u~uieres Serrn, oebne ih
ans auf bic Shmerden ieiner 9tutter.
eIiab bate lie 9eieben. uno er5dblte
bon ibrem 9roBen 2eioe. Wpriam
brnlldte babel ibre eisene. nit ioI6em
Geioe niht pergIcifbarc Srilbial nidt
gu perSeiien. Seitbem lie Scum
inter beit SdnOcn ieiner Seiuoe ees
ieben. badte tic ni6t mebr an lid
ielbit. ellie ibre 8ebanfen iuaren
fir Sbn. Sept perbanb tie in ibrcm
Settle Die Shmcr5en Der Wutter nit
oeneu bcs Sobues.
+ Z +
9ie brittle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. riidte
bernn. Bic Wolfem lpelde cine
Stunbc bepor Ole Soune ibreu S0bes
punt erreid,t bate. lid 9etbeilt batteu.
brdngten lid pieber iiber Der Stabt
3uiammen. aeiu 8inbitoB belpe9tc
Ole Yalmcn oui Wtbriam's Serraiie.
Sdipill. eroriideno mar Die Sisc scs
iporoen. Wetterleuften slidten uno
ans Der Scrne fam bunnpfeS 9onners
Ylpslit ifauberte Die 10 be-
dngitistc unb betriibte Ipriam 8us
iammen hnb iiel auf ibr anseiid)t an
Cine Iaute, Gaes ourhbrins
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-06
MAILING INSTRUCTIONS,

The patterns illustrated on this page
VIII be mailed to any address on ro.
eeipt OF price mentioned with descrip-
non OF each pattern. Send either ST.
yer wrapped In paper or stamps. Write
name and address plainly. Be surs
and state numbers and sizes of pat
terms desired. Remember that In these
allowance Is made for sealnA
Address:
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
Catholic Printing Co,
Dubuque. lows.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-06

Of crepe, lawp, silk or batiste. The
dress Is closed on the shoulders, and
may be worn with or without belt or
girdle. The pattern is cut in 5 sizes:
4, 6, 8, 10 and IL years. 1t requires
l "a yard for the guimpe, and 4 yards
for the dress, of 27-inch material, for
a 10-year size. Price 10c.-(Send 1c
extra for POSTAGE
2173IDress for Misses and Small
Women. This Is a very attractive style,
good for linen, silk, lawn, gabardine,
shantung, serge and Jersey cloth. The
skirt and waist are Joined at raised
waistline. The sleeve Is new and
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-06

small, 82-34; medium, 36t3S; large,
40-42; and extra large, 44-46 inches
bust measure. Size medium will re-
quire 6 IA yards Of 4S-inch material.
Price 10c.-(Send 1c extra for post
age.)
2193-Two Up-to-Date Dress Ac-
cessories. Waistcoats, vests and jump
ers are the order of the day. The styles
here submitted are practical and pref
ty. Any material now in vogue, Is ap-
propriate. No. 1 may be finished to
wear yer a plain blouse or waist and
would be nice in figured silk or or
CANDY, with pipings Of a contrasting
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-06

trimming may be used. The design is
very simple and easy to make. The
pattern is cut In 6 sizes 30, "a, 80, 3S,
40 and AZ inches bust measure. 1t re-
Quires / 3-S yard Of 36-inch material for
a medium size. Price 1Oc.-(Send 1c
extra for POSTAGE
96-8-Girls' Dress, with Sleeve in
Either of Two Lengths. This style fol-
lows the lines Of a semi-princess
grown up model. Back and front
are cut to form panel sections. At the
sides the waist is heightened by plated
skirt portions. The sleeve. in wrist
length, has a deep cuff cut in points.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-06

The short sleeve is finished with a turn
back cuff. A new collar In Quaker
style forms a pretty neck finish. The
pattern is cut in 5 sizes: 4, 6, 8, 10 and
II years. 1t requires 3 3-S yards Of A
inch material for a 6-year size. Price
10c.-(Send 1c extra for POSTAGE
2172-A New and Popular Style.
This model is both comfortable and
practical. The fronts are turned back
to form reyers and meet a broad
shaped collar. Broadcloth. cheviot,
velour, zibeline, velvet, corduroy, satin,
silk and serge may be used for this
style. The pattern is cut in 4 sizes:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-06

material. No. 2 is good for linen, lawn,
madras, pique or satin. The pattern is
cut In 3 sizes: Small, 32-A bust
measure; medium, 36-3s, and large.
40-42. Size medium requires 1 IA
yard Of 38-inch material for No. / and
/ is yard Of 27-inch material for No.
2. Price 1Oc.-(Send 1c extra for post
age.)
218OCA Popular Style for the
Growing Girl. One-piece dress, with
guimpe. This model will develop well
In linen, Bingham, wolfe, repp, pique,
galatea, percale, serge, corduroy, velvet
and g%abardine. The guimpe may be
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-06
Wir liefern Gu9 bic Mnfer
3n biatsen Yreiien.

novel. The pattern is cut in 8 sizes
10, Is and 20 years. Size IS requires
4 7|S yards Of 44-inch material. The
skirt measures about . IL yards at
the foot. Price 10c.-(Send lie extra
for POSTAGE
2176-A Simple Dress for School
and Home Wear. This style is good
for Bingham, serge, cashmere, lawn.
wolfe, batiste. organdy, repp. poplin.
silk or percale. The guimpe NAV be
OF the same material as the dress. or
OF contrasting goods. The pattern is
cut In 4 sizes: s, 10, II and IA years.
1t requires l "a yard Of 27-inch ma
terial for the guimpe, and 3 IL yards
for the dress, Of 36-inch material. for
a 1O-year size. Price 10c.-(Send lie
extra for postage.)
1934-A Natty Suit for Mothers
Boy. Blouse styles are always nice
and practical for little boys. The model
here shown Is nice for serge, cheyiot
and velvet, as well as for wash goods
such as galatea, linen, seersucker and
Bingham. The pattern is cut in 4 sizes:
3, 4, 8 and 9 years. It requires 3 1-S
yards Of 38-inch material for a 5-year
size. Price 10c.-(Send 1c extra for
postage.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-06

(6ortiesuns auf Der s. sritc.l
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-23
ARE PRAISED
FOR RESPONSE TO CALL
State Defense Council APP
preciates Increase in
Farm Acreage.
TO PUSH BOND SALE
Mrs. Tylar Thompson Tells
of Plans Made BY War
Committee.
TO PUSH BOND SALE

Mrs.. Tylar b. Thompson returned
yesterday from Helena, where she at
tended a session Of the state Council
for Defense Of which she is a member.
other members are Governor Stewart.
Charles J. Kelly. Butte; Norman J.
Hotter. Helena: Chancellor f. C. Elliott
of the University Of Montana: Senator
T. J. Edwards of Forsyth. William A.
Campbell of Helena and Secretary
Charles d. Greesfield. In the meeting
held by the council Monday evening
at the Placer hotel reports were made
by various working committees and
plans were made for two definite cam
paigns. 1.-The first campaign upheld
with enthusiasm by the council for de-
Tense" said Mrs. Thompson Yesterday
is to be the sale Of Liberty bonds.
seven and half million Of dollars
worth of them in Montana. The Sec
ond purpose applauded by the council
is to make registration demonstra-
ton OF the loyal devotion Of Montana
to the cause of liberty with righteous
war;
Resolutions of thanks were passed
by the council saying:
Whereas. Reports received by the
state Council Of Defense indicate that
he acreage planted in food crops this
'eason in Montana is larger by from
. to 40 per cent than would have been
the case had not the farmers of the
tate responded to the appeal of the
national government for an increased
acreage: and
Whereas. A fair share of this in
nreascd acreage put in crop has been
due to the active work and assistance
rendered the farmers of the state by
the members of the County Councils
Of Defense: therefore be it
Resolved. That the State Council Of
Defense takes this opportunity to for
mally express it's appreciation of the
hearty response made by the farmers
to the appeals for a larger acreage
sown to food crops, and of the splendid
service rendered in that behalf by the
County Councils of Defense.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-23

he sparsely settled section of the
tate close To the Dakota border is so
great that the homestcaacrs when
hey find q tree with a dead limb
limb the tree and cut OFF the linh.
the settlers in the vicinity Of the
Sioux forest depend on the national
orests for timber for both fuel and
purposes, ON account of the
ong haul TO the railroads
Mr.. kittrcdgc inspected the work
eng don" by the timber survey party
which is working on the Sioux forest.
nd reports that tine crew is making
God progress in spite Of the diff
ulties encountered. such as heavy
noWs and high water, The work is
,eing done in order to obtain data to
Use as a basis for determining the
productive capacity of the forest. in
order that the timber sale cut may
re limited accordingly.
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flee of the United States army in the
Higgins block, in the way OF an in
crease in the pay schedule for enlisted
men.
all enlisted men whose pay is less than
ST. a month, viii receive an increase
Ut 81 d month: all men whose pay is
IS much as $2t q month will receive
an added ST., those receiving $50 S36
or $40 viii receive an increase of SIS;
while those reviewing S45 or more. will
receive an increase of So.
PriVat"a David Z. Harlan and Harry
| r. Bryant serving at the recruiting
station in Missonla, have been pro-
moted To the rank Of corporal.
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EASTERN MONTANA
SHORT OF TIMBER
Forest Service Examiner
Finds Heavy Demand.

After having completed an insnoc-
ton trip throughout tho Sioux, the
Rlackfect and the Beartooth forests
Joseph kittrcdge, forest examiner
in the employ of the forest service, re-
turned to the district Headquarters in
Missoula yesterday. The demand for
timber in the eastern part of the state
is unusually keen. according to Mr..
kittredge and the forest service will
find ready sale for all the timber
that it will permit to be cut. In fact
il is said that the need of timber in
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At PARISH HOUSE.

An invitation IL extended by Mrs.
Edgar F. Dodds and Mrs. F. T. Ster-
ling with associated committee men,
hers, asking friends of the Church of
the Holy Spirit to enjoy an evening of
and a game of cards at the
parish house. Friday evening Of this
week. Sheridan's orchestra will provide
music for dancing and many pleasant
features are planned for this occasion.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-23
MAQul11
He ALMOST FGLL DOWN

A. NJ. Hunsucker, Bogue Chitto,
Mass. writes: II suffered from rheu-
matisn. kidney and bladder trouble.
also dizziness: would almost fall down
at times. Foley Kidney Pills gave me
entire relief" Disordered kidneys give
warning by pains in side and back.
sore muscles, swoolen joints, tired and
languid feeling. Missoula Drug Co..
Adv.
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MRS. MORRISON DIES.
Mrs. Lottie Morrison died at s

Mrs. Lottie Morrison died at St.
Patrick S hospital Yesterday afternoon.
after being four years III with afac-
mia. Mrs. Morrison is a sister of Mrs.
Graham. who lives at laos Arthur
street She Is survived also by a son
3 or 10 years old. The remains will
be taken Thursday morning to Philips
burg, where interment will be made.
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MISS BOOK Ill.

Miss Hannah Book. teacher Of math-
ematicS in the high school, is con-
fined to her room with tonsilitis. Miss
Ethel Blomgren, a senior in the State
University, is teaching TIER classes
during her absence.
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He is wise man who never has a
great head on his shoulders the next
morning.