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The Monticellonian., 1917-05-03
Inportantto 10 Mothers

Antediluvian Optimism. "It's going to be q terrible deluge," remarked Japhet.
 Yes" replied Noah. But we're lucky in having q good clean ocean
The Monticellonian., 1917-05-03

It would discourage the average man If he was able to realize how very inn nortanf he isn'ti
The Monticellonian., 1917-05-03
Another Paradox.

What is the greatest spur to your amhition?n she asked of the young artist
 "The checks I get for my sales" he answered without a quiver.
The Monticellonian., 1917-05-03

Why cannot one realize constantly that today is the opportunity for sub lime living?
The Monticellonian., 1917-05-03

Dr. Pieree's Pleasant Pellets are the orig inal little liver pills put up 40 years ago. They regulate liver and bowels.-Adv.
The Monticellonian., 1917-05-03
A FRIEND NEED

For instant relief and speedy cure use Mississippi Diarrhea Cordial. Price 50c and 25e.-Adv.
The Monticellonian., 1917-05-03

A well-bred dog goes out when Ae sees that he is to be kicked out.
The Monticellonian., 1917-05-03

STOP THOSE SHARP SHOOTING PAINS "Femenina" is the wonder worker for all female disorders. Price ST 100 and SOC. Adv.
The Monticellonian., 1917-05-03
More or Less.

City Man-How many servants do you keep?
 Suburbanite About one out of twelve.
The Monticellonian., 1917-05-03
Capable Couple.

"A capable couple"
 "So?"
 "Yes he is furnishing the house by means of tobacco coupons. and she Is decorating it with bridge prlzes."- Life.
The Monticellonian., 1917-05-03

It's up to a married man to be a husbana-not merely an ex-bachelor.
The Monticellonian., 1917-05-03

You belong as much to your friends as they belong to you.
The Monticellonian., 1917-05-03
Pals Fun

'Nhat is your fathers fayorite 
 ''Joshing ma, I guess.
The Monticellonian., 1917-05-03

Any big man is little man who profited by a fair chance.
The Monticellonian., 1917-05-03

To share a thing with friend is to add to it's weight substance.
The Monticellonian., 1917-05-03

in buying a home and taking q wife shut your eyes.
The Monticellonian., 1917-05-03

Have ambition and your road will lead upward.
The Monticellonian., 1917-05-03
When Your Eyes Need Care Try Murine Eye Remedy

No Smarting Eye Comfort. 50 cents at Druggists or mail. Write for Free Eye Book
 MURINE EYE REMEDY CO.,. CHICAGO
The Monticellonian., 1917-05-03
Red Rock OH & Gas CO. 5l5 Security

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-17
zoladek, co zn6w sprowadza u.
cisk serca. To jest gl6wna PREY.

zoladek, co znow sprowadza d.
cisk serca. To jest gl6wna PREY
czyna niespokojnego j ciezkieg,
snu. Gdy sic W6wczas przewr66c
z lewego boku ia prawy, sen ma
tychmiast sic polepsza, Nalezy "a
TEN bacznie przestrzegac, ,zwlas.
cza u dzieci spania ma prawyn
boku. Czy okno ma bye zamknie
te, czy ME, uwazam to "a rec,
dose obojetna; zalezy to zreszts
cd wielkosci pokoju.
Professor Debove rozklada swa
odpowiedz ma diva punkta, - /
spi sic ma wznak, Tub ia prawym
boku. 2 Pozostawia sic okno "
drugim pokoju do polowy lub zu
pelnie otwarte, ale W ten spos6b
by zadnego przeciagu ME bylo.
Jcsli sic dobrze okryje, moze
okno nawet W zimie bye otwartc
PREY mezbyt niskiej temperate
RE-. Ably ustawienie lub kierunek
16zka mogfy mice jakikolwiek
wp}yw ma sen, W to professor De-
boye ME wierzy.
Professor Hubbard specyalista
chor6b sercowych, sadzi, re jest
rzecza obojetna ia kt6rym boku
sic ley. .Oswiadcza sic on raczej
"a spaniem W polozeniu ma wznak.
Dzieci natomiast powinny bezwa-
runkowo spac tylko IA lewym Tub
ma prawym boku.
Przytaczajac powyzsze opinie INA
komitosci re Swiata lekarskiego
widzimy, re So one miedzy SODA
dose sprzccznc. w kazdym razic
zdaje sic mic ulegac watpliwosci,
re W kwestyi pozycyi podczas spa
mia rozstrzygac powinny przyzwy
i w}aSciwosci indywidu-
alne. Ma og6l p~o}ozenic ia pra--
wynn boku uchodzi "a najodpo-
wiedniejsze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-17
PRZYKLADY WALECZNOSCI
NASZYCH PRZODK6W.

Ia panowania Boleslawa ChrO-
brcgo jeszczc tn i owdzie panowa
10 ba(wochwalstwo, gdyz ola bar
dzo szczup}cj liczby kaplan6w INA
jacych jezyk polski ME mona by
10 przekonac pogan O prawdziwos
ci religii chrzescianskiej. Pewna
liczba r.yccrzy, kt6rzy ME chcicli
rorzucic czc7 starosfOwiafskich
bogow zbudowa}a sobie ma nicdo-
stepnej gorzc kysej, dis Swieto'-
krzyska zwancj, warowny zamek,
gdzic sic klaniona fa}szywym bo-
z.yszczom. Kr6l Boleslaw wczwai
opornych rycerzy, ably przyjeli
chrzescianstwo i oddali zamek, ale
usiiowania tc ME odnios}y poza--
danego skutku. Dziclny monarcha
postanowii si}a zbrojna przcla-
mae OpOr, dlategO ZebraWsZy hu-
flee wojownik6w, ~wyruszyf ku
g6rze Lyscj. Me }atwa to byla
sprawl, gdyz buntownicy byli do
brzc uzbrojeni, a stroma CORA ME
dozwalala przystepu. Tenn trud.
niejsza by}a walka, gdyz byl to
czas zimowy, a Gala gore pokry-.
wafy sniegi i lody. Jezdzcy tedy
pedzili smiaio pod gore, ale ma.
JAG niepodkute konie, ME moglj
podjechac pod injury warowni.
Poganie uragali sic z wojska
w~olajac: "Jednego z was wybier;
cic, CODY chcial "a Chrystusa wa
szego stoczyc pojedynek z ryce-
rem, kt6rego wybierzemy."W
sic do boju zg}osii pewien wojo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-17

mkt ME potrafil lepszego dac OPT
su; "a kazdy raz $wietlana aureo-
LA otaczala dachy i ME dozwalala
przebic zwrokiem tajemniczego
z}udzenia " ob}okach.
Miraz zwany inaczej "fata MOI
CANA, jest z}udzeniem optycz-
mem, zdradzajacem sic tam, gdzic
varsity powietrza mocno roze-
grzanego stykaja sic z warstwa--
mi znacznie chlodniejszemi, a
vice zarazem i gestszymi. Pro
mien swiatla, przechodzac przez
ciala przezroczyste, majqce niejed
nakowa gestosc, zbacza " kierun
ku linii prostej, czyli ulega llama
niu, skutkiem tego o~dbijajacy
sic W tel warstwie przedmiot MOI
ma widziec " znacznej nieraz Cd
leglosci, chociaz ~najczesciej widzi
60 W p%o}ozeniu odmiennem, a
odwr6conem gdy r6wnocze
snie inne promienie cd tego same
60 przedmiotu pc innych drogach
idace, moga ukazac 60 nam " pc
lozeniu wlasciwem. Miraze take
zachodza ~najczesciej W okolicach
zwrotnika, a takze W krajach pod
biegunowych. Ola podroznikow
ma spiekfych pustyniach Afryki
miraze take bywaja dreczeniem:
pragnienie popedza ich ku widzia
dlu, kt6re znika powoli, zostawia
jac uczucie bolcsnego zawodu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-17
CIEKAWE RZECZY
JAK NALEzY SPAc?

Mniej wiecej okolo trzeciej cz'
sci zycia przepedza cz}owiek w
&nie. W ciagu 60 lat swego poby
tn zicmskiego przepedza czlowiel
ma spaniu = liczac dziennie siedn
godzin snu, przeszlo 10000 60
DIN czyli II lat i 1872 godzin. 4
jednak jak mafo ludzi vie, jail
spac nalezy! Zdania W tym kie-
runku So bardzo podzielone. Jel
nj Spia wysoko IA prawym lul
lewym boku, z g}owa wysoko M
ipoduszkach wzniesionych W sill
ME ogrzanym pokoju. Inni znow
przyzwyczaili sic spac twarza dc
poduszki zwr0ceni Tub ma wznak
PREY otwartych oknach. Sa wres1
Gle tacy, kt6rzy twierdza, ze
wp}yw na sen wywiera nawet pc
lozenie sypialni wzgledem stron
swiata. l tax dodatnio ma dzialat
ma sen polozenic ku poludniu al.
DO p64nocy, ujcmnic p%olozenie ku
wschodowi hub zachodowi.
Sprzccznosc pogladow IA te tax
wanna funkcye fizyologiczna spo,
wodowal paryski "Matin' do
wystosowania pytania do mako
mitych uczonych, lckarzy, fizyolo
gov i hygienist6w, jak wlaSciwie
powinno sic spac jcsli sen ma W
istocic spelniac swc zadanic t. j.
przynicsc organizmowi wypoczy--
mex i pokrzcpicnic.
Lekarz generality francuskiej
armii Dolormc odpowicdzial: "W
jaki sposob sic spi, jest to rzecz
zupehie obojetna; gl6wna, rzecza
przcdewszystkiem jest, by spac.
Ola zdrowego czlowieka uwazam
"a normalna pozycye ina wznak'
Przytcm okno powimo bye otwar
te, o lie moznosci W drugim po-
koju. Przecietnic w~ystarcza sen
siedmiogodzinny."
Professor Landouzy, dzickan pa
ryskicgo fakultctu mcdycznego
ME wypowiada sic stanowczo.'
Jest to rzecza zupe}nic obojetna,
m6wi on; ely sic spi ma prawym,
albo lewym boku. Kazdy Spi, jak
mu jest najwygodniej. - Jcslj
chcc sic spac dobrzc, - mic male.
~ zmieniac swych przyzwyczajei
ia osobiscic jestem zdania, re ma.
ley spac ma prawym boku.
Professor Letule oswiadcza sig
"a spaniem ma prawym boku. Pe
!icdzeniu bczposrednio piszc OF
trawienie jest zawsze nieco utruc
nione navel II zupeinie zdrowegt
cz}owieka. K}adac sic eaten, "a
MIN ukonczy sic czynnosc trawie
mia. ma lewym boku, powodujt
sic nacisk jelita ma pe}ny jeszcz,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-17

+leslaw 0 kowalu, gdyz zamiano--
wal go kr6lewskim podkuwaczem
koni j wezwal do Cinema gdzie
mu odda} ladny dworek i HAWAI-
zicmi. Wdzieczny kowal podku-
wal konie polskiej jazdy, co sic
przyczynilo do odnoszenia ivy
ciestw.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-17
z W1Ec1E o TEN?

w 1talii znajduje sic obecnie
900 mnich6w, kt6rzy zyja W pie
czarach, tax jak to czytamy W
powiesciach z dawnych czas6w.
AIiedzy tymi mnichami jest SEE
snastu, kt6rzy maja przesz}o 80
lat; trzech pc sto lat, zas inni
przekroczyli piecdziesiatke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-17
MILCZACE MIAsTo W O.
BEOKACH.

Ciekawa historye o mirazach,
|czyli ukazujacych sic W powietrzu
odbiciach, Mast lub innych pred
miotow, opowiadaja mieszkancy
Alaski. Krajowcy, kt6rzy zapew-
niaja, re widzieli wiszacy W ohio
kach gr6d, nazywaja 60 "milcza-
Gem miastem'', a chociaz niekto--
rzy sceptycznie sluchaja tego pc
wiadania, historya ia niejmniej
jest zajmujaca.
Jeden z poszukiwaczy zlota, ia
zwiskiem Willoughby, kt6ry po--
rzuciwszy kopalnie W K%alifornii,
udal sic do Alaski i osiedla sic W
sasiedztwie lodowca Muir, jest
pierwszym opowiadajacych o
widzeniu ''milczacego miasta" W
oblokach.
Willoughby opowiadaf zawszc
te historye, jake rzecz zupe}nie
prawdziwa i czesto nosii re SODA
aparat fotograficzny, azeby doko
nae zdjecia tcgo niezwyklego mia
sta. Jakoz pc kilku wizytach ma
miejsce, skad ten ciekawy widok
MONA bylo ogladac, udalo mu sic
cdfotografowac to rzadkie zjawi-
sko W oblokach.
Kiedy Willoughby p%rzywedro-
wal do Alaski, tamtejsi lndyanie
opowiadali mu, re W pewnej cze-
sci roku, kiedy dni So najd}uzsze j
warunki atmosferyczne odpowicd
ME, vida W oblokach zawieszo-
ne miasto z ulicami, domami i roz
nego rodzaju gmachami. Opowia-
aa} on, re powietrze by]o tax pre-
.roczyste, IL m6gl calkiem wyraz-
ME widziec lezace W odleglosci Sc
tex mil CORY, a gdy tax spogla--
aaf ku g6rze, zacze}y sic W ob}o--
kach ukazywac rysy miasta, PREY
stopniowo coraz wyraz-
niejsze kszta}ty, a wreszcie widok
niasta stall sic niezwykle malowni
ely. Wyraznie bylo widac wyso--
kie gmachy rzadowe, koscioly,
wieze j domy, przyczem zludzenie
bylo tax slime, re spoeladajacy
dziwii sie.z powodu ~braka-w sze}-
ruchu W miescie. Doswiad--
genie swoje powtarza} kilkakrot-
ME, ale nigdy ME m6g} zauwazyc
STRAIGHTFORWARD zyjacej istoty; ia
kas promienna- aureola, przyciem-
niajaca jego kontury, zdawa}a sic
powijac cudny widok doko}a. Gdy
sic tax przyglada}, wizya W ohio
kach bledla stopniowo, rozp}ywa-
la sic i niknefa z pred oczu CAL
kowicic. Willoughby do tego stop
MIA by} przekonany, &c 6w miraz
przedstawil prawdziwe miasto, IL
p%oczyni} zapiski z jakicgo punktu
i kiedy MONA najlepiej ogladac
ten widok. Zdjete przez niego To-
tografie byly dose niewyrazne,
lecz lyle MONA bylo ma mich rozez
nae, &c professionally widok mia
sta Brystol W Anglii. Willouggh--
by opowiada} swa historye okoio
roku 1888, cd tego czasu wiele o.
sob obserwowa}o ten miraz,- ale
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-17
OF CT xHzczYx11!

On: = Czy jestem pierwszym,
kt6rego pocalawa}as7
Ona: = Naturalnie! lido SIZE
bic y Jacy g}upi ci mezowie! Me
|Pozna}am jeszcze ami jednego,
|kt6ryby mi sic ME pyta} o to sa-
mo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-17

wink, zwany Jastrzebczykieam
gdyz uzywa4 jastrzebia ma sWe,
tarczy "a godlo. Wyznaczono ME,
scesdo walk niedaleko zamku, al
rycerz ME mogl przybyc, gdy;
kon jeggo ma gladkim lodzie wcia;
sic potykal. Wielka ztad panow'
la Wesolose pomiedzy oblezonsmi
a smutek W wojsku krolewskim.
Jastrzebczyk, pelen zarliwosc
Idla swietej WARY przemysliwa
mad sposobami, ably m6g} wjecha'
ma szczyt CORY. Razu pewnego "a
lszedl W las daleko zadumany. "
ITEM nagle doleci go odglos mlot,
kowalskiego. Rycerz stanal, a "
tel chwili ujrzal kowala, kt6r,
tax sic odezwal:
- Jakoz jestescie frasobliwy
pane rycerZu. Jaklz to Smuteh
gniecie wasza dusze?
- MOI dobry czlowieku,-rze.
cze Jastrzebczyk, - ME powiem
wan smutku, DO i tax mi ME pc.
radzicie.
- Kto vie, - odpowiedzial ko
wal, - no., no, z niejednego pieca
chleb jadlem, bylem daleko W
swiecie, a "a mlodu wojowalem
Mad rzeka Cydyna, pod dowodz--
TWEEN Mieczys}awa, rodzica nasze
go milosciwcgo kr6la, odebralem
te krese ma twarzy.
- Witam kolege rycerskiego
rzemiosla. Me bede tail, co mi do
lega. Otto ma tel gore zamkneli
sic wyznawcy starcj WARY, a ME
podobno do Mich dojechac, gdyz
l6d okrutnie gladki. Nam sic ,ju-
tro stawic ma pojedynck, a ME
wien jak podjade.
- Jczeli ME chodzi O mic VIE
cej, to moge wan ponce. Kiedym
W niemieckiej ziemi, to
koniom przybijano pod nogi okra
gle kawalki zelaza, a wtedy konic
SHY bezpiecznie pc sniegu i lodzie
Umiem podkuwac konie i moge
wan wnet kopyta waszege ruma
ka opatrzyc W podkowy.
Rycerz, ME namyslajac sic dfu
go, poprosi} 0 %podkucie, a ia dru
gi dziem istotnie %podjecha} ma
szczyt CORY, gdzie stoczy} pomysl
na wake 2 poganskim wojowni--
a powaliwszy 60 o ziemie,
niewole i przyprowadzil
krola. Opowiedzia} tez, ja-
kicj zazy} sztuki, zeby sic dostac
ma wierzchowek Lysej CORY. Kr6l
zaraz zawofac kowala. ably
tenze podknwal konie. wojowni-
k6w. Kowal sprowadziwszy kilku
towarzyszy, zwija} sic szybko a
polowa hufca mia}a pod
kutc konie. z }atwosscia pod do
w6dztwcm Jastrzebczyka stana}
oddzial pred zamkiem rych}o IA
no, a re ME bylo stray, przcto
wtargneli rycerze we wnetrze Fam
ku, gdzie spiacych przeciwnik6w
czescia wysiekli, czescia wzieli W
niewole.
Ia te walecznosc dodaf kr6l 30
les}aw Jastrzebczykowi do god}a
Jastrzab podkowe z krzyzem. W
taxi spos6b powstal herb Jastrza-
biec, kt6ry przedstawia II CORY ma
koronie jastrzebia, trzymajacego
W szponach podkowe z krzyzem.
Jest to jeden z najstarszych maj
bardziej rozpowczcchnionych hcl
bow, kt6rym sic picczetuje przes1
10 800 rod6w szlachcckich.
Pamietal take dobry kr6l Bo
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-12-20

until will remain pleased
Nobody before strange dogs in Washington for
Chinese
chow acoatn silk and
to the capital
had
admired the public buildings looked all the soldiers
Greek other
like
he to
praise further.
justi Hautew he said.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-12-20


DR. Harry Garfield fuel administrator whe college professor has
is the resu and peaceful of the warmng estab
bureau s lacking
been
a noseless engine
organization also the smallest of the organizations
which
for
virtually
operated
publicity organization
mach require large appropriation for its use
that the hand at this
the
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-12-20
Washington Justice Dies.

Washington, Dec. Seth Shep-
ard, chief justice of the court of the
District of Columbia, is dead at hos
pital. where he was operated upon a
week ago. Justice Shepard was born
in Washington county, Texas. in
1857, saw service in the Civil war. and
after practicing law in Texas, he was
appointed associate justice of the dis
trict court by President Cleveland in
1898. He was made chief justice by
President Roosevelt in 1905, and had
served ever since.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-12-20
Rare Raise Is Denied.

Washington, Dec. 5.-The interstate
commerce commission has denied the
application of western railroads to
raise the rates on iron and steel in
western territory and from points east
of the Mississippi to the west, but
allowed the filing of rates slightly
higher than those maintained at pres
emit Applications for increased rates
on livestock in less than carload lots
east of the Mississippi were denied but
permission was given to make mini
mum rate ruling which viii result in
small increases.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-12-20
Modification of Law Sought.

Washington, Dec. 5.-To enable
the thousands of unnaturalizsd citi-
zens in the army to obtain full cit
izenship before the end of the war,
Labor department officials will urge
Congress to pass the pending bill
amending the existing statute that an
applicant for naturalization must
i've in the same state for year and
wait for at least three months after
filing his application for naturaliza.
ton. Otherwise many soldiers or
foreign birth would remain aliens.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-12-20
Russians orcanize to Escape Drafs.

San Francisco, Dec. 5.-Urganlza-
ton of a union of Russian citizens
has begun in this city. following a
meeting of Russians called by the
Novy Mir. New York Russian publ
cation formerly edited by Leon Trot-
sky. Protection" of Russians against
being drafted into the American army
is the purpose of the organization. it
was said by leaders. An American
army intelligence officer attended the
meeting. which was characterized by
fiery attacks on wealth and military
service.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-12-20
acoIl,.ct cabIesu War Time swindIe.

Dilworth, Mimi, Dec. 5.-A warning
to relatives of engineers sent to Rus
STA recently from the Northwest to
watch for men with collect cable
grams" purporting to come from their
husbands and others in Russia was
issued here as the result of the APP
pearance of man who tried to collect
SIC on a cablegram for Mrs. Anders,
wife of one of the engineers here. The
woman refused to accept the message
and notified the police. No trace of
the man has Teen found and police
have been notified to watch for him.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-12-20
U. S. May Control Silver Market.

Washington, Dec. 5.-Treasury Of
ficials have held the first of series
of conferences with Western silver
producers looking to the ultimate
fixing of a standard price for silver,
effective for one year and to gov
eminent acquisition of options on
practically the entire output of the
United States. Pressing needs of this
country and the Allies for silver for
coin under abnormal war conditions
is responsible for the plan. The price
would probably be 81 cents per ounce.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-12-20

into woman's estate and does not care
to be called 'little" any more, thank
you, so Washington has become little
bit bigger, little bit different, almost
before we realized it.
Most of us are not displeased. The
city has a new beauty, an added at
Effectiveness. There is a rush, roar,
crowding and a jamming to which
we are not accustomed. But we are
taking to it like ducks that know they
are in their own stream, and unless
our stream IS so swollen that we are
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-12-20
South pakotan taken as swindIer.

Sioux Falls, S. D., Dec. Frank
H. Henderson, whose arrest is an
nounced at Bowbells, n. D., where he
is charged with obtaining money under
false pretenses from farmers whom he
had interested in a proposed railroad,
to De known as the Dakota and North
western, is known to many persons in
South Dakota A few months ago he
was active in the promotion of rail-
road which was to run from Huron to
Duluth by way of Waubay. He made
his headquarters at Waubay for some
time.
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might be called Very bandage
making directed
from headquarters.
Much efficient
minds have been ideas varied the plan which
which
travelling battle
Not of
contributed
the
abshed the
the
direct the
greatest
a
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Awaits Result of Conference.

Toxic, Dec. 5.-Japan is anxious to
near what the supreme war council
and inter-Allied war conference has
decided as to Nippon's future part
in the war. The Russian Bolsheviki
armistice plans have brought about
a renewal of discussion of Japan
sending troops to the Western front.
1t was believed here the Paris and
Versailles conferences formally con.
sidered such additions to the Allies
fighting forces. Japanese officialdom
was eager to learn the decision
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Drive Starts for Flying Recruits.

Washington, Dec. 5.-Navy recruit
ing officers, it is announced, have
been ordered to begin at once a
drive for 5000 men between Fl and
25 to form the ground personnel OF
the navy's flying corps. Carpenters.
woodworkers, machinists. copper
smiths, blacksmiths, fabric workers,
ringers, acetelyne welders, gas engine
repairmen and instrument workers
are needed especially. After intensive
training the men will De eligible Tor
promotion to higher grade.
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the fuel administration appears entire
ly unwarlike.
Within there are no evidences Of
war, with the exception that there are
always many people waiting to see
the fuel administrator, Doctor Gar
field, and to talk war with him.
Through the wheels of this ma
chine, however, there is the daily
grinding which is turning out the fuel
which runs the factories, which In
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First Trench Men to Train Troops.

With the American Army in France,
Dec. 5.-A number of officers who
were attached to the first battalions
to enter the trenches have been
transferred to the newly arrived units
of former national guardsmen, where
they will direct the work of getting
the new troops ready for the front
line. Later men of the first unit
to establish contact with the enemy
may be transferred temporarily to
assist tbs officers. This conforms with
announced plans of Gen. Pershing.
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the disposition to be
of
L.
suggested Potomac which
heroic figure to waste N times
officers
but that 1t be
ito he legions
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States army officers az they enter and
depart from the Army War college.
The general public, and especially
the part of the public that has to visit
the War college, is getting mighty res
tive over the sight Of the kaiser's
great-grandfather, five times removed,
as he stands the solo and only statue
in front of the War college. within
which American army officers are
planning the downfaIi OF his descend
ant. The father of Pfussianigm looks
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Proof That the National Capital Is Growing Up

IA Whether like right before
child
that she
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Statue Of Frederick the Great Becomes Eyesore

presented
of
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She Knew.

George proposed last night"
"Oh. did he? Say. isn't 1t too kill
ing the way ne foozles an6 bushes
over it,"
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OTUSS IS not 10 make war, anu lt SnOuIu
not properly be called war machine;
but it has made more preparations for
alternating the effects of war than any
other organization in the world.
The Red Cross is not, as is popu-
iarly supposed, an organization of
physicians and nurses. In fact, one
can't even smell medical odors around
the building. The Red Cross is an
organization of trained business men
and statesmen, who have been formed
into body to alleviate the war pangs.
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Fuel Administrations Help in Conducting War

MOST
exclusive
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Truly Wonderful Work Done by the Red Cross

WASHINGTON building
machine
the American the Red
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Behind the Scenes

Behind the Scenes.
IF / had plenty of money I'd rig my
self out In dozens of near-diamontls
and look like cheyaller."
chandelier, you mean"