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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-06
Aid Promised
After the War

The future of the land worker is
taken into consideration by the Ma
tiOnal Service Department. and she Is
promised assistance after the war TO
settle on the land if she wishes. either
IN England or the dominions oversee.
In the appeal issued by the National
Service Department II is stated that
the 10000 land workers this year must
be followed by 10000 more for 1918.
The National Service Department, the
Board Of Agriculture and the labor eX-
changes are cooperating IN the re
cruiting, training and placing OF TINS
army Of land workers.
England knows its women better IN
service than in politics. In the pub
LEFTY campaign opened for the first
division of 10000 women to till the
soil the press Representative wrote:
The food supply of the nation de-
ponds very largely upon the patri-
otto work of strong and vigorous
girls and women who are willing to
enter upon a job which, though it
Will mean continuous work in fair
weather and rough weather, will
prove to the world that the British
women Weld to none their determi-
nation to allow no obstacle which
they can remove to stand in the way
Of victory.
Then he put in a vivid letter" from
A girl who is working a motor plough
in Shropshire. A part Of this letter
follows:
It was raining hard when we ar
rived at the warehouse the
tractor, looking very gaudily paint
cd green with orange wheels
started-but the engine stopped in
Nj. and there VIC took out spark
ing plugs. cleaned them. made the
gap smaller, put them back and be-
gan winding her up.
The starting handle is detachable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-06

Of women aiding the nation 70 N. M,
est extent. They will. IL IL beli.v.S
greatly increase women's mobilizsti,,
used 20 show what has already be-,
accomplished toward this end.
Moving picture films also have bee,
taken b. the government, and will 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-06
Meetings Three Times a Week

Committee meetings are held three
times a week the committees being
those of organization. propaganda ana
study. Once a month there is gen
eral meeting Of the regular committee
and the consulting committee OF men.
The latter, although having voice IN
the councils, have no vote, but simply
interchange ideas and offer helpful
suggestions and advice which the
women may need.
Enrolment in the association is car
ried out in the following manner: The
prospective applicant for national ser
vice receives bulletin bearing tho
heading of the association, with blank
space in which the enrolment number
is indicated. The form is then filled
out and filled. If the applicant fulfils
all the requirements she is either I'M
mediately placed in the position she
desires to fill or, if there is no vacancy
at the time. she remains at the call OF
the organization.
The application blank reads; 81: the
undersigned, of --- nationality, born
at , living at , agree that
on the day France appeals to me, will
work - hours day. - hours \
week, in one of the following cate
gories: Manufacture for industries Of
war exclusively; manufacture other
than for industries of war: stockroom
cmploye; agriculture. including garden
ing; teaching: civil assistance, such
as crcches. canteens and care of in
fants; military health service, includ-
ing nursing and Office work; help. such
as servants. scullery maids, seam
stress and laundry girls in hospitals
and military establishments; stenogrs-
ply. bookkeeping, Office work. | desire
20 Uork at -p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-06

instructions as TO the right way to
turn, or TO take out the plough
The farmer was most helpful, and
sat on the plough himself, working the
three levers. and setting the plough
the right depth. And although he STAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-06
By FRED b. PITNEf
by cable 10 The Tribunel

Paris, May >. The ways in which
American women may serve their
country as the French women are
serving France were described to me
to-day by the Marqulse de Moustler'
member Of the Association for the En-
rolment of French Women.
Civil mobilization in France is not
yet an accomplished fact, although
Senator Berenger has introduced bill
to make it so. A law is not necessary,
however, to induce woman to give
their time to the service of the coun-
try; they have taken it on themselves
to form an organization which now
counts seventeen branch recruiting
Offices in Paris, and the work Of which
is rapidly being extended throughout
France.
Great success has been recorded
and the movement, which was begun
in a comparatively small way by a
number of patriotic women ANXIOUS 10
do something in behalf of their coun-
try. promises still greater results. one
the coordination Of effort in the or
ganization, according to the Marqulse
de Moustier. Everything possible mas
been concentrated under one centrai
body. and the association, which en-
countered at first confusion resulting
from diverse operations, has developed
into a smoothly working body.
Real Service Now Rendered
Mistakes due to scattered effort and
multiple bodies have been corrected
and real service to the country is
now being rendered. There is no lost
labor anywhere, and the day the gov
eminent finally ordainss civil mopillIa-
zion il will find itself already pos
sessed of we'll working machine Iu,
nv women which will serve as modei
for the men.
rc;ttoe whose president is Nine. Emile
Routroux. wife Of the Academlclah'
Among the six Independents are Nine.
Cbonn' wife of Maitre Chenu, and the
Viscountess Tie Vielard. Besides the
secretary and treasurer there are
eleven committee members, including
tho Narouise de Moustier and some Of
tho most prominent men of France
Although the women control tnet
own organization, they have seen mt to
seek the advice of men; therefore, IN
Guided in the association is consult
ing committee of thirteen men, repre-,
senting different organizations and
various religious beliefs. This com
mittee includes the Marquis de Vogue:
vice president of the Farmers OF
France; NJ. Tessier, secretary of the
Union Of Commercial and Industrial
Employees; Rabbi Israel Levi, Pastor
Wilfred Monod, NJ. Reverdy, vice -p,resi-
dent of the Catholic Club Of Workers
and NJ. Gervaise, secretary Of the Union
of Government Employees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-06

mered very badly, he made me under
stand the working of it, Owing to
snow and the soddenness of the land /
we had to leave the field before quite |
finishing it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-06

Man is continually starting that
which he cannot finish alone.
Perhaps nothing is ever finished;
but that is a longer story.
Three years ago women were hun
cer-striking in the jails Of England
to gain the right to vote. Mans
plan was to feed them forcibly.
To-day England is calling upon
It's women to enroll themselves in
land army" to grow and harvest
the victory crops" that are des-
peratoly needed to sustain the peo-
pie and feed the army.
The national service department
has flooded the country with leaflets
and posters, addressed:
Women of Great Britain, an
appeal has never yet been made
toyou in vain. You have focked
into the hospitals and munition
factories; large numbers of you
have gone on to the land; you
have undertaken every kind OF
voluntary service. You have
shown the same patriotic and
fervent spirit as the men. and
the war cannot be brought to
victorious end without you.
Now this further appeal is
made to you. The war has en-
tered upon a new phase. he
enemy is sinking transport ships
which bring food to this coun-
try. We must provide our own
supplies in much greater guam
tity than ever before, at time
when thousands Of men have to
be taken off the land and put
into the fighting forces. In this
crisis Of our affairs the govern
ment appeals to women to come
to the country's assistance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-06
Must Be Saved
by Willing Women

The war is for the saving of dem
ocratic liberty in the world, and,
therefore, at last, what hitherto man
has regarded as his own most beau
tiful and important achievement
must be saved by women willing to
don overalls and roughen their hands
in toll as
Field workers
Mixers
Ploughwomcn
Carriers
Cow women
Market gardeners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-06
inducements
To the Women

It is specified only that the women
shall be strong, healthy and willing.
The inducements, quoted from one
of the advertisements, are:
/. A free outfit, high boots,
brooches, overall and hat.
:. Maintenance during train
ing.
3. Travelling expenses in
connection with the work.
4. Wages lbs. per week. OF
the district rate, whichever is
the higher.
5. Maintenance during term
Of unemployment.
3. Housing personally in
spcctcd and approved by the
Women's County Committees
of the Board of Agriculture.
!. Work on carefully select
cd farms.
\ s. Promotion-good work
u rewarded by promotion and
higher pay.
Q. After the war, special ia
cilities for settlement at home
or overseas.
But the incentive, put in at the
bottom in small type, deserves i'm
mortal display. 1t reads:
"The harder the work the
greater the service"
England admits that the war can
not be brought to a victorious end
without this service from its women.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-05-17
RnnHrurltH DtulHtntt.
9niets % Senatets aonferentcr op.
tager 8lanen 9erloben.

@aibington ben 15be Mai. Mmer-
oen1entet om @ooiebelts Sarafoeltng
er MI en- 8aragraf ! &rigsbprlopen.
@niets og Senatets Ronferenter
inofgrte ibag 8illen oet al Senator
9aroing al 9bio forelaaeoe Amen.
oernent, Ser bempnbiger Yreiibe11ten
til men lite paalagger bam
at reiie en- friDillig Seritprfe al u0-
pnIgte Eropper, ioet Sorubiptninge1,
er, at bisfe oil bltbe f6rt ino Sranf-
rige al 9beooore @ooiepelt.
&onferensfomiteen bill rapportere
=iin ssSnoitilltng til begge Afoelinger
af &ongreslen ioag, og Bet a1tages,
at ben burtig bill blipe be0taget.
8et 1iges, at @eneralltaben er In
oe for, at 8r9iioenten anbenoer lit
0eto moo 8iller1, iom ben MI lDoer;
men oct panpeges, at oer 111tet er I
I8ilIeL iom tbinger 8rniioenten til
at reife ben fripil1ige Saraf6eltng.
Det er 1nuligt, at Sarers Offieerer,
bbis 8ilfen bliDer Sob, btl tilraaoe,
at Der intet gigres I ben Metning,
fgreno Heiten af 2oben er fat / girf-
ion1beo og ben al,toriiereoe regnIare
5tprfe er opnaaet Det iiges, at
Nrafioente1 at1fagelig bill fgIge MILF
tare 5aempnbs Naao, % man beo,
at @eneralitabe er in1oo RooiepeItg
Elan.
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Mrmeen fnritrrfpa gpnihinoton
oe, / 1he gpo; Superintendent o,,tori{e,
rehe ;hoo fro esordoor1er - npn re-
o,,1nrp @rnp mo omfrinn t83 600
S1,onh no, brinor o,,oo1 d,,eop mpnh
! o11p So ,,,,p @po;npntpr 9 So f1e,te
qi1fcp1hor n;I 81 seoc;n,ont of d,,php
W1pnb blipe bentttet 1om @runolnq
for Don1eIien al to g}eain1enter Me-
fr,,ter ~
- e;faIa. aa,, ;;Saa ,,h;.ea.s s,,.are tir
5,e,, ,sa,,i,s,e ,,,ss 81 ;f,e 4 i,rast a i,
So, h,Ine Qr;os{tnrfp of ,,apiten 400 I.
.non monh SYer e5 600 of Sc
sront,er hpr or o,,tori,prpoe So fire
ccsoraoe1ie, ~ or1erphe rpfr,tpret IL
Sor ho,, ITO Mn,i1
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-05-17
tiIbaee til Seb-el= Sanrin- Jielofip.


2onoon ben 12te Mai. @rn-
breber al Sanger blep taget al DC; BRIT
tiife 9ropper unber poerligere 5ren1z
gang ibag rll,tot gullecourt paa gIr-
ros@ @abrat @eie,1 % 1tor6e,1for
Searpeflo6er, 1nelote Seltmaricbul
Saig ibag.
IS Mat og ti6lig i6agmorges, !"
iagoe ban, vgioroe bi &ngreb .paa
Sinoenb1lrglinie geerbeoel1 al Bull
lecourt % Iigelebes tpprsoper Or
ras-Ga1nbrai 8eiel1 og 11orbenfor
.5carpe. 81 opnaaebe nor Senligt
paa allc 8unfter og tog Sr,roreoer al
Sanger"
Stalienff Dfieniip forbereoes.
8albirgton ben 12te Mai. Sta,
lien bar idtnIet ober 8, ,00O, 900 -Spl-
,bafer paa1 6ronten ifslge gfterretnin-
ger fro Monl. Set a1tages ber, at
Staliens itsrfte Dffe,1iip l1noer Sri
gen III, forbereoes og bill blipe rettet
mob 9fterrigerne inoen De na1te to
Tiger.
Netrogra6 Sen 146e Mai GDif,
lano bar unbbraget 40 Dipilioner (ea.
100000 Mano) fra ben ruslilfe Rit=
front og ifDnoion1t fenot oen1 til
Sranfrige for at 1nobitaa ben franif-
brittle 9ffenfip ifplge Ell, Meloing fra
bet rllsiiife &oDe6fbarter gioet Ell
fremifnot Nlabs Hetrograo =glaoene.
2onoon ben 14be Moi. 6remifri6t
! 2anosbpen Moeur blep ioag flllto-
giort al ben brittle 6eltmaricbal
&aig. S georbelt for @ppp og i9foro
for Dpres blep fienotlige sn9reb
ilaaet tilbage. geogle Sanger blep
(Sortfrttes paa 2ben sioe.)
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1laarkrnrt.
Nai-@pe6e up til 1926, bborpaa
Gbieaso 8parb Of 9rabe itanier
ajbb % salg beraf,
Gn @asie fjsbt Sbebe eriiterer iffe,
Sitnatiouen en- Jslbe At 6piteri,
tiger @riffiu.

Chicago ben 12te Mai. gto,1si1iug
at aisb % gaIg n Mai. 6beoe Deb
Boarb Of 9rabe pen6fe Spebe}petuz
lanterl1es Opmprfiombeo moo Suli-
og Septemberafleper ioag. Sc fit
Snlibbe0en op 28 Gents oper Slab
1tngspriien, til 1915, og @epte1nber-
bpeoen op 80 Gents, til $2.45 bao
Marfeoets 21ftring.
+. Chicago Boaro Of Sra6es giref-
tion bifalot i6ag en- @pecialfonrites
&apport, Der iatfer 8riien for Sp=
gipr Waibbebe, bpori aieb og galg
opberte ioag, til 1913 pr. 8uibe1.
Maibpe6en git igaar op til 1926,
og efter en- aonfere1ts meb 6e ipberole
glutoriteter bellutteoe Chicago 8oaro
Of Eraoe, Der beitemmer @pe6eprilen
for belle @er6en, at ftanie 4igb og
NSalg at Maibpeoel1. gn fpoerol gnr=
heoSmano iagoe ioag, at oenne
Stansni1tg bar ndobenbig; ellers fu11=
6e &peoen fon1me til at gaa pp til
$40.
Sen &riie, ion bioferte 6e111e 81
tuatio1l babbe iin MorIaa /, at et,
Masfe @peoe figbt life erilterer og
life fan erbolbes, og at Sbebe, iom
oe alliereoe Megieringer bar fipbt,
life ct, at finbe.
ct. 2ouis ben 12te Mai. Wee6
&igb og 5a1g af Maibpeoe inoItillet
blep Der {pprt Opftubs / Mercbants
grebange fort fgr N1iooag. ssuIibpe-
DC git op 221a ober Qnfningspriien
igaar Aftes, 11eoens geptember ait
op "a Gents; sssliIi til $2.6914 Sep
te1nber til $2.4114
@oibinqton SEN 12te m1ni.
Spilfenion1helit man6. 6er inpfulp.
rer i Corn elfer o,1ore aepnetsmibIer
,buroe blipe hanat ! Ell ipecieH lol,et
@aIqe, iaaoe ben tioIiuere mheot
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5urttHk -1rtttHk.
Dperensfo1nit mellem Sberige %
Storbritannien btbfprer Grigi- :.
belien af 10000 Sous sfibe,

aigbenbabn ben lobe Weni. eli
Mrtbur 6. Mann). EDiflanb ct iaa
befpntret ober ben ltige11be allieret-
penlige5 5ten1nirg i 9oerige iom
.6glge al Mmerifos 8eltogelie ari.
gen at oet ia,toipnIigpig fontmer
til at fenoe iin melt erfarne Yropa-
ganoiit bio ion1 @eIenbt, 1temltg
@rep bon 8ernstorfi, tioligere Mi-
nilter @a1bington. Gette bleb 1agt
i flere Me6oele1ler, ion1 ioag blep
ntootaget. fra Berlin. 2ige fdr mel6=
te at6re &Dgter, at 8ernstorff par
noleet til at bore 3in1mermanns @f<
terfelger iom l1oenrigsminilter iom
Ell Del at ben tDlfe Gegierings Ylnn
om at iltanobringe en- Gorioning meo
slmerifa. 9lt Berlin ifl11oe babe op=
gipet Sanfen paa at tage 8ert1storff
i1teoenfor 3tntn1ert1ann og funoet bet
beloigt at ien6e bam iom @eianot til
9Derige, blep opfattet Der ion1 Tegn
paa, bpor flor @etponing Berlin till
logger &rDitalliieringen al Sen alli-
eret=bel1lige Sten1ni11g. Ser.
5temningen / Sperige er lite at
tage Sell al. Den er iier ftnrf blan6t
8en6erne.
Gtocfbolm ben 1Obe Mai. 9iI-
nermeliespis 10000 Cons al be alli.
ereoes 5fibe, iom bar peret tilbage-
bolot ben 8otniife @ugt iioen 8e-
gDnbeIie1l al &rtge,1, pil blipe frigi-
bet fom ct Meiultat al en- retop ilnt-
tet SDerensfon1it mellem Storbritan,
MEN og Sperige
Gor lin Del iifrer Sperige fig Sri.
gipelle af fine Sfibe, lom bar ligget I
brittle @apne 1afteoe raeo Js6ebarer
% nn6re geebbe1loigbe beosartifler,
Sen officieIle Me6oelelfe ON Mr-
rangementet flyer, at 2anoet 6erDeb
bill faa itor NOT 6oripning al Spe6e
.in6til nRite SSn0bg1tning, foruoiat at
BET nl1perenoe Rations-5Dltem 11eie
opretboloes.
r@penfa Nftorblaoet" tiger at
Dberensfoniten lite blep Iuttet l1oen
sSs11orgmntelier fra Speriges Sioe.
bporaf ben bpientligite er, at set fn1a-
Ie Sun6, iom benDttes of oe brittle
Sfibe for 9ilbagereiie fra 8iterigen
og ion1 bleb nrinelagt for nogen Maa-
neber iioen, ffal grenadines
Mpiien flyer ogiaa, at @arantier
mobtoges fra 9Diflan6 for, at Sfi-
bene lite ful6e blipe torpeoeret.
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zfpprltnr1. unrlugt.
8ritiif Glaabeitbrfe bringer 3eppe'
lineren r2-22" neo MorbiBen
Ben ,1iogtrebinte.

= - Z :
2onbon oelt Abe Moi. Sen tbffe
3eppeliner v22z22" bleD poelagt !
Moroieen tt0lig imorges at en- BRIT
tiff Jlaaoe1tprfe, oplpite Momiralite-
tet ibag.
Sen ibag g6eIagte 3eppeliner
bri11ger M1tallet, Ser er 1nelbt doc
lagt og tabt iioen @rigens 8egpnoel-
ie, op til 80. Ser al oisfe bleD bragt
:neb UNDER 9lngreb oDer 2onoon, 1Dp
i 8elgien, fem 5ranfrtge, ier !
&usIano, ier oper Noroigent en- |
Morge, en- Donmarf, en- ! 5alonifi
og ier paa tiff 9mraaoe. Mf bisie
fioite bleb fire goelogt al alliereoe
5lDbere % to af 5torm
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Miuneapo
Chicago ben 146e Mni. Chicago
8oaro Of Gra6e forbgb tbag al San.
bel / ifotnmeroe Speo ablinger for Ell
Eio al to Gage. Griiterenoe 4ontrat.
ter bill bog blioe ti1labt lifDioeret til
5lntning gspriierne 2groag. 9oaro'et
forbeo ogiaa al &anoel / Wai= =Mals
og Mai=Snpre for bele Maa,1e0en.
Sfri6tet bar taget, itges Der Dioere,
efter Somraao 1neb De affreoiteraoe
Nepraie,tanter fol. be alliereoe Sc,
gieringer og &egieringe1,s gn1beos-
1nptb.
Gbicogo ben Abe Mai. Otter.
8oaro Of Eraoes Gaftipttelie of c,l
Mari1nnn1spris for Snli- og gon,-
1nerbpeoe faIot Briierne paa 8griea
ioag. SSuli-Speoe bar be6 Mioongs-
tio gaaet neo Zoe fra 2erbags 5lut-
11t1tgspris Mariml1mspriie,1 -
til $2.75 og 5eptember-Sp fal6t
18e til 1928.
@n @illaitbrfe inbtaget 8arral. @l
Baio, 9eras, 12te Mat. On 9illiita-
9tprfe bar lat fig 8eiib6elie af 8p-
en- 8arral i Gbibnabua 5tat otter at
babe tilfpiet Ell @orron5o=@ =@orl1iion
1tn6er General grneito Garcia ct gec-
oer1ag ben 10be Moi blep Ser offiei-
eft melot bi6 iafte1. @arran3ilterne
traf Zig tilbage til Sinrine5. @illi=
itaifaren bar 1tl1oer Mnfgriel al SSl1an
@eltralr. Det bleb lite iagt, bpor
mango Sropper beltog paa begge 5i-
Ser. 1,500 fpoerale 2ropper bleb
fdiet til Warniione1r i Suare5.
Slere iaarebe Garran5oiolboter, Ser
iag0e, at De oeltog | en- 4amp mellem
5ala5ars 9illiftas og Garra18atrop=
per ner Oitnaga, tom ober @renfen
ioag og ibgte 2pgebialp / 2eiren bos
34te 8oreneoe staters Stfanterire-
ginlent nRr Rl1i6oio; 9er.
Nrreiteret ion, aomplotmaser. De-
troit, Micb., id. Mai. 5eoerale Mgen-
ter arreltereoe ibag .@eneralbireftbr
for gisman Magneto 60. Grito 81
Neef og a1flageoe ban1 for at babe
uoruitet en- MiIitprerpeoition moo
CANADA.
9fignt MDnoigbeoerne life biloe
offentIiggisre narnere 9plDs sninger
om alnflagerne mob s9eeee antd dass.
Set at ban mites j GorbtnoelIe 1ueo
ben tpffDe1,fige aemplo plotpirffombeo,
Der brebes of llbert @aHicbn1i6t, an-
giDelig 2eoer al aeiiere,,s Nropagan.
bitter bette Strgg. Neef ct Salt
lcbnibts Sbigerign.
8rrfibenten fremifDnber @fibs-
bpgningen. Wofbington ben 96e
Mai. Hrnltbent @i1ion falote ibag
Be bemofratiife og repubHfanife Wee6-
lenuner af Senatets @ebilgningsfo-
mite til bet &pi6e Sns for at opfor,
ore Dem til biebliffelig at bebano1e
8epilgningen af ct 9ufin6 Millioner
Collars til @ftbsbpgning.
Sagfurening gs1nniifanter n1aa pr,
re 8urgere. Chicago 6en t0be Mai.
Gbicago federation Of Muiicians bar
beiluttet, at fun an1erifanife @orgere
fan pgre Weblemmer. Sem bunore-
De Meolemmer ntaa. ifaffe Jig gor,
gerpapirer eller blibe u61tp6t af Toi>
e1tingen.
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Dr1, t111yr 6xr.
.&egieringen tager bet ftrfte gfribt
til l1bifribning. 10, ,0OO, 600 Ste.
iifrerinsgfprt.
Mem 9prf gitp alene bar ober en-
Mi1liun Manb i ben n1ilitrrplie.
tise Aloer, 81 til 80.

Wafbingtol1 ben 12te Mai. Mc-
gieringe11 fog ibag BET fgrlte gfrtot
for lloHriD1ling til en- @r1ne pan
1 ,000, 600 Ma1o .arigsb sbeparte1net1-
tet begpnote at liolenoe 10000, 900
@egiitreri11g gsblanfetter, bporpeo alle
Mano 1neuem 81 % 80 Mor bill biz
be opfgrt paa RllIlerne. Disie Bla,1s
fetter bIep fella til Sunoreoer al
5bertffer og Mopors. aortene bar
aaben 9laos &c 8eiparelien af II
Spprgsmoaf al oen gefeo, iom
@egieringen et1ifer a1gaaeuoe 1nuIi-
ge Soloater1 fap1t ct 5pgrgsmaal,
bporpiot Sororitlg paa 5ritagelle
gipres.
9e toIb 5pergsn1aal er:: Nao,l2
Nbresie? 5gofeIsbato? CT De a.
Berger at 6solel; (2). nat,1raliieret
Berger; (3) l1olanoing; a. eller bar
De erflaret 8eres 5enltgt at bl;1l
8orger? (Opgiu bpilfet.) Snor er
De fpbt2 Spis tiffe 8orger, bois
2an6s 8orger eller unoeriaat er Ge2
Sbao er for nprpareroe Deres sSag,
8efieftigeIie elIer gmbe6a? Sos,
bbem er Sc a11fut? 9bor er De an,
iat2 Sar De 5aoer, Mooer, 9uitru,
8ern UNDER 12 eller en- 5eiter eller
8ro6er UNDER 12, bDis enelte 6or-
ibrger De ere (0pgip bpilfet.) Gift
elIer ugift? (0pgip bpilfet.) Spao
5lags Militereoelfe bar De babt ?
Stang, 8aaben, Aar, Mation eller
Stat2 @ibr De 6ororing pau Sri,
tagelie fra l16ifrtpning2 .G0pgip al
bbilfen @runo.)
M9no, Der er borte fra oen Stat,
bbor be bor, bill .blibe ng6t til at
ffaffe fig ct Sort bpor De treffer til
at bore, % ienbe bet Soften til
Count 1tpcIerfe1t bbor oe bor. aorte,
pel1tes4 at q iffie sinre uobelt oll.
nogle Dnee. 5,;s
SSffbIge Genius sbureauets 9perHno
ifl1l6e SEEM Oorf gitp alene frnne
regiltrere 624, 700 W9n6 meIlen1 81
% 30 anr; @bicago, 3o0,80o; 8bi-
laoelpbia, 171,800; ct. 2ouis, 3d.,
900; Boston, 1880; glepelano,
80, 500; Baltimore 81, 900, og Bitts=
burgb, $1,000.
Disle Sal er baieret paa 6en gien=
nemlnttlige numerilfe Soregelie al
8efolfningen oe forifiellige BDer
og Stater fi6en 1910, 6a BEN liolte
npiagtige Golfetelling fanbt Steo.
Seem Yorf Stat fon1mer fprit neo
/ ,O68,O Man6, Ser Tan nbifribe5,
Benniplpania nplt meo $4,000 oJ
SIlinois 1neb $685. &egiitre,
ringsnuligbeber for 5taterne er
.EaIo, 0l,..,o,.o4o Ni,noto,. fdIoo1,Sn. !.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-05-17

8ranb Reiu gorfs Gitp Sall.
Metp Oorf ben lobe Mai. sSIblgs no
brgb / GitD Gall Der i Gftern1io6ag.
Meg iteg op at 9aarnet tort f6r al.
4. Sbor alporlig Sloen er, Deo man
en6t1,1 lite.
5enere. Set te9ner til, at 81
ben bill blibe begr9niet til Gaar1et. !
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-05-17
gebring at Torboloene / 11orblise=

Be0ring at TDrbploene nDroltge
Megico. 8aibington ben lite Mai.
9fficielle 9elegramnter tent ioug
melber itobig beore Gorboloe / 11or0,
lige Merteo og ipecielt en- penligere
@olbni11g operfor Mmerifanerne, bbil-
fet fges at bore en- Selge al arigs-
erfIeringen mob Gpfflano General
Dbregons Mfifeb ion 4rigsminiiter
er artaget og ligeleoes bans afifeo
iom General oper en- Chiffon. s9gsiil-
las 8nnoer n1eIoes at bore ten1meltg
aolpreote
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-11-15
AMONG THE SCOUTS.

Every member Of Troop G, San Nj
guel Cal. Jack Lash. scOutmnster. hal
q garden and Is growing enough to fees
a soldier. with something left over
These Scouts began planting in Febru
airy and had begun 10 count their har
vest when q heavy frost about the frs
Of May unset their calculations. New
ertheless they are making good. Eacl
Scout has from one-eighth to a full
acre Of ground under cultivation.
II required self-sacrifce for Troob
4 Of Far Rockaway. \. y. to give $50
which It had raised for the purchase
Of a wireless outfit, for the use Of
families made needy by the war. New
ertheless. the motion received the
unanimous support Of the troop.
The Boy Scout IS no idler, he is nc
shlrker no drone. In camp life adeld
and in the deep woods and on the roll
Ing plains the BOY Scout Is able tc
take care Of himself. He is a student
of natnre. a philosopher who rpads the
destinles Of men In the monarchs Of
the forest and the smooth-runnlns
brook.