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The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-11-09

The regular monthly business
meeting of the Epworth League was
held Friday evening at the home Of
MIR. and Mrs. J. II. Price. The
president. Mrs. Alice Price. presid-
cd at the business meeting and Mr..
Claud Price directed the program.
This was very interesting and con-
sisted Of vocal and instrumental mu-
sic and study of the life and works
If Martin Luther October 81 be-
ing the four hundredth anniversary
If his break with the Roman Church.
After the exercises all joined in
playing charades. An evening of
enjoyment closed with a dainty
luncheon.
Local grain dealers have been
advised by the Kerr Clifford Go.
Of the incorporation of their busi-
ness under the name of Kerr
Clifford & Co.. Inc. The business
Of the North Pacific Grain Co. of
Seattle will be- taken over and con-
Quoted by the new corporation.
N. A. Leach, once a Weston boy
and for many years prominent in
Northwestern grain circles, is as
sistant manager of the new concern.
Peter Kerr is president. H. II.
Rasmussen is vice president and
general manager. The remaining
directors are Andrew Kerr and
Thomas Kerr.
The November meeting of the La
dies Guild was held at the home
Of Mrs. Marvin Price, and was well
attended. The following guests
were present: Mrs. F. d. Watts,
Miss Doris Barnes, Mrs. Wichell of
Touchet, Wash. An excellent lunch
con of pumpkin pie, fried cakes and
coffee was served by the hostess,
who was assisted in serving by Mrs.
l., /. 0'Harra and Miss Doris
Barnes. The guilds next meeting
will be held the first Thursday af-
ternoon in December at the home of
Mrs. j. f. Stanfeld. when Mrs.
0'Harra and Mrs. Stanfeld will en-
tertain.
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The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-11-09
Red Cross Day

The o. X. Candy Shop has set
aside Saturday. November 10, as
Protit-Sharing Red Cross Day, A
percent of all the days sales will so
to the Christmas Red Cross Fund.
"Shall we be more tender with
our dollars than with the lives of
our sons?" McAdoo, Secretary of
the Treasury.
ODESSA KIRKPATRICK.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-11-09

Sim Culley has invested in a Hud-
son Super Six.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-11-09

Luke Read, prominent Athena
farmer and son of Mrs. Martha
Read of this city. died at his home
there Wednesday afternoon from
tuberculosis of the throat. After
his return from Portland, where
he was under treatment for u time,
Mr.. Read fingered several weeks in
a dying condition. He was highly
regarded. and many friends join
in the sorrow of the bereaved fam
ily. The funeral services will be
held at Athena at one-thirty o'clock
this afternoon.
In a letter to his Weston home
from New York City Sidney Barnes
of the Army Engineers remarks;
81 have been called you'ms in
Missouri, youall in North Carolina
and youse in New York and would
sure like to be called you in Oregon
again.-but wouldn't get out now
if | could, If the Red Cross is out
of job and youall, you'uns, youse
or you folks are rarin' for some
thing to do, sleeveless sweaters and
WOODEN socks are extremely popular
with the boys just especially
those of us who expect to cross the
big drink this winter"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-23
Seasssf Educator Coming.

Or. s 4. Hfornheak, president Of
nriaifs TfligeTsfty. Nayaalacs1ie, Tex
as. wsil arrive this afternoon af6
will remain over until Thursday AS
fhe gaest of Pres + ii. {f0Fdon With
a-bom ne AS associated for sixteen
Years ToMorroN short address
Ifcsn him VII te feature % 1
ial program a. chapel boo 21
O'clock Fgom here he Will SO u
Shawnee ana deliver the address Of
tFae avenirg At the district teacher
assocsatiea which naeats there ta-
norfoa
Dr Hornbeak has for many years
Been recogn zea as one n the lead
ing school men Of Texas. s2Dst Of his
teaching eaEeer haa been in eannec-
ton With T#insfy UNIVERSITY bur at
one time NJ was sapertnt aHaent Of
the state school fog the blind AZ
Austin Ada okla Evening News
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-23

Unusual interest is being taken
I'm the coming production tonight of
Engaged, farce-eomedy in three
acts. Every effort is being made 10
make this production a fitting close
for the years work in dramatics az
this win in all probability he the
last play by the department Of pub
Tic speaking untli next November.
The play makes no literary preten-
slons and undertakes to teach no les
son bat for pure nonsense and
laughabIe situation. 1t can hardly bc
ezceiled There is not dry line IN
.lt aud from The rise OF the first cur
tain untll the close the play moves
with dash and bfiiiiancy that Keeps
the audience in the highest state of
rolilekiug humor
Tue east includes Mr.. Allen Grun-
dy as 'CheViot' Miss Catherine Aid
ridge as belinda MIR. Jeff Bivins
as Angus the green. bashtul Scotch
peasant; Mr.. Randall Alexander as
'beiEa"ney,' a man with strange
eyes; Miss Nell LaWler, the Scotch
lassie Miss Bertha Norref. the OLD
Scotch 'mithor'; Mr. Gilbert Fox, aa
huelisbman gentleman Of leisure
MISS DAME Bounds maid Mf..
hardy Hutchinson. "a m9ar aa4
MISS lUeie kebitnger aa 'Aua,o
9a casts for NE most part are I'm
V@H=s} strong aad tbo Production
itee.ses 10 b. oi a very hikh type
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-23
7UTHILI AND STAHAGE
REACH TRAINING CAMP

HaTTE Taihl4, trainer. and Oscar
stanage, veteran back-stop for the
Detroit Tigers. found their way INTO
tra nins campo last night. Both
these gentlemen have been busy all
}fhe morning greeting the FRIENDS they
.aade here last spring ard they are
not half way round yet, but there
are other things 60 ioek after. Man.
user jennings, no same an ahead OF
tAa. wants q hand bali court and he
Eaa had Tut out helping TO select
2 location for It.
Ita nice t. be down here in such
delightful climate said Harry and
Oscar in tbs same voice. we Rave
beea d, AGAINST some pretty We ere
@eefeer in Detroit" This is the
firsa sime stauage has tried the i'm
tar g.sors OF .{ae clubs kome to vn
and bs ia uot t5e least enthusiastic
da the wea hes eoud lions. and il
sa5 laobablg be she last al,ue he wlli
undertake she JON stauaga calls
California tpm but hg spent most
el his avis ]ife Ia Texas lie played
aaIl n Daslas
he senflemea bought along
ha#f Gozeh trunks fiiled #ith ami
forms and baseball paraphernalla.
theee have bees taken 60 The club
rooms al Hotel Rogers
II - the purpose Of both Tuthill
ana 5taaage 70 have d Iittle outing.
probably az Belt Branch. before
traigltg season starts.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-23
DlCkING Up TRUSTEES
N LOCATION sQUABBLE
prouincnf sitiseas Dceiasv 'nes
Have Every Faith In Their
Judgment.
j. II Campbell says,

j. i. Campbell SAYS
II may not be in possession 81 al
the facts regarding the merits O
the proposed sites for the nas y aool
building and don't feel competent "
taSs upon this matter. but our new
charter which carried by an ever
4 aslming majority wisely bsiiefs,
relieved the city council Of the duty
az caring for the needs Of Lac sehuoi
children aud was placed entirety up
al tho trustees, whose business y N
Ia the best OF their ability With the
money available. 10 provide fei THESE
important interests. These nssn eject
ed by the people with duties I'M
posed upon them by the terms OF
the new charter ~are serving US
without pay. absolutely giving their
tine and serious thought for ouF
cniIirens interests, and whether !
agree With them or NOT In all mat
tiers. Ill ii my purpose 10 stand
aquarely hehird them until am eon-
tlneod they are unworthy To repre-
sent us"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-23
AN ENDORSEMENT OF
THE SCHOOL BOARD

10 the Light:
From the statement " he school
heard il appears that The people
aeye twice voted to give it power
. provide for the rertsoa 81 school
adings aud tie pnreaa9e u ai.sa
sIor
IKE board has aEready purchased
a SIR and laade binding contract
fos the erection ol neN hlsn
school building. ana In doing this We
believe that its members acted for
What shey thought hes. for tins
educational interests OF tae city.
These gentlemen serve without
compensation. ana most Of taea
tase given many years service tn
he city. and Ii will be no eneour-
agement for gentlemen to continue
TO render such service ii appeals
from their decisions In matters es-
pociaily confiaed to them, direct 10
the people. are encouraged
The los having been purchased
end a binding eontrac. having been
ehtered into. We think further agi-
tation OF the matter can serve no
good purpose.
The election which has been cali
g is without ieGel authority; i.s
results vii biad no one, aud Se bs-
iieee thai ffiends Of the school
beard should decline to participate
in it,
" e. Lomax. W. a. Briggs, ".
Z. Sims, ]. G. LQmp&ins. w. D,
Fletcher, II. G. aecarter. Ed VIII
lisuls. Dr. ". F. West. !. o. RAY.
". G. Bigger. s. A Hickman, Sid
iarrar, Jao NJ. Daniel. Geo. a.
Newton and many others.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-23
tiNlng u Store Builaling.

@ofkmen have been busy for
several days putting new foaa
at eheevea hfotbcts, store AMI IA is
understood q new awning win re
place ihe one that has served Tor
awning purpoaes for yeafs. TIL
awning viii be modern swinging
4trdetare taat VIII greatly Improve
lieht and ventilation conditions al
tho store.
we want to be better able o
siie* that exceptionally largo aprine
sock declared Manager Frank C..
Rogers when asked what ho was
doins so much fixing up about
CheeFes Brothers have enjoyed 4
good trade during tbe last twelve
n'oeths aad they expect to enlos
e'ea better during the preaent year
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-23
KORD COMES OF
GREAT REVIVAL
John u. sloMA ~ ziatIst.
UNIs Al. sg1tsas
aAs so ess MI. VI


4 aFas lsasEsaaE u
tae ]. oTa Evangelical can
paggn. r#taraaa aass night from Hack
sorsIlle. Texas. waers Eyaa galisa
John q. Brown Is this wees conduct
Ing i meeting ami aae reports that
they are having one os the greatest
meetings ever held In that part az
she state. The whole town Is stir
rsd as never before College ard
schools have dismissed school - shs
Students aaay attend the day ser
vie ard the Brown party declares
1t Ii one of the best meetings theg
hsve sxer hessa-
The nasesiag ut Jacksonville Will
Close Sunday niEk1 ard the eEangea-
fss VIII go 10 his home AZ Sloan
Srrisgs. Ark. where ha will snena
aav or tNo resting Up before
starting for ssaxahaelaie II II es-
pstsssa that the evan galistse party
viii reach bere SATURDAY to he ready
Tor the naaesfng which starts sun
aar. March tn. The party = naasis
Up OF John e. Brown. evangelist.
Res e. Norman Gnise musical tai-
rector. James @ Garth. pianist; ].
A. Hanna. business mara ger MRS.
A. Hanna. In eharge Of the wo-
mems work: WIN. Naterhoase. In
charge OF fabarnaele erection. Nj.
Waferhousa vii 10 To coraieana
soon 10 begin work On d tabernacle
there.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-23
CUTTIAG DOWN
USELESS BRUSH
FIRED NuRswURTHN STARTS !
MOVEMENT To REArTtfI
INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT


Fred Noteworthy. manager Of the
Planters Cotton oh mill, has started
d movement that could he carried
ont with lasting benefit 10 that par
ticalar section of the city Il other
parties wili only cooperate. Mr.
NorswoTthy II hasing the gaderv
brush ana useless sssnber esis OF the
prnperfy the min has leased arona
the katy ~ailroaa and il eFaases ono
10 see town from the lulll. He u
leaving the pecan trees. but al tbs
cshar altabar and ngderbrnsls il be-
aag removed
Manager George f>astan Of the
Cen press lis golsaM EiE sae sassss plan
and already that section IF the city
betaen ire oil mill. and Planters Mil
presents an entirely different APP
,sesranee With. the simhers cut II
mlls ne possible 10 keep down the
tail neaas thas ohssrt.et the yieN all
along tire craes
All Sursworthg hoaes to aniaat all
tha ~ aloa tae
Il ap ~
s . g u the se v
ha Wiz
ths aaaaehFaa anli ssea tr
ea ankS as tie as
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-23

ENNIS. Feb. - aftss Bessie
bHr8e, ssed ~ years. daughter OF
Ar and Mrs w ] Burke. dled wed
nesaay afternoon at 3 O'Clock Of
meningitis. having been III less than
twenty -fouf hours. She has been at
tee'ileg msisic school In san Antonio
aHa @as at bone for few days Yls.
Il. having arrived Monday apparently
in excellent health Tho remaBs sill
q earrie4 20 Marlin for internent
Friday.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-23
HEAVY BLOW DOS
DOES DAMAGE Al CI4EBt7 RsE

ClsEHlfFsssH. Texas. Feb z5A
wind and rain atorm. aeepnpa By
heavy hail, struck this city early last
night The eapoia was blown from
the Main Street Methodist church
and more than 400 flges we're blown
down
Many homes on the west side we're
slseaed ana portion ri the town
was In darkness because Of wire
trouble Hundreds 81 persons
sought safety In storm cellars
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-23
Statement MADE
BY c. v. GIBSON

have been asked aa gaesfshcE
Of the board Of trustees. u gsve aenas
Of my reasons FOR opposing the neN
location tor the new high school
building. til the first place think
the people voted THE hoad Issue with
d fall UNDERSTANDING that thp aeN
building 9euld III plaeesi on Tire ols!
Marvin College lot. ard IN my enln-
'fcn the sail lot containing ten acres
lis anpiu in ssRe for said purpose
and In centrally located With the
hsst at eonsanlenees As to street cars
and interuYhaaH also thought thar
as We we're syar-eanasderate As GO
the peoples Wishes before The bond
election. and before their haatis were
tied. that We should 1T least gtys
them every opportunity to express
the8r Wiahas III the matter. naEWish-
standing that We had tie power 70
override and disregard their wishes
on 10 important and permanent en-
penlfture or SO large amount Of nson-
Is. aiao believe there arc aang
eun yessspneas b. having the new
building On tbs aid lot. ais there can
be much interchange of work WITH
such arrangement The domestic
sssene@ department III noW furnishing
noon tanehes In many OF the smaller
children. rs weii as high school pa
ptls. thereby rlahsng that departlfi sat
practically self sustaining II II not
saf distant when & regular music de-
par Hi ant uiil BE essa hlishad and pm
pisa ffaEs hosa Buildings eoaId be- ac-
eelasaoslatad without any snennsea-
5ere WITH reference TO the : ~
cents being placed in the charter for
Tie purpose OF purchasing q ste for
The new high school building was
not contain plated ia any board meet
ing wAieH vas attended b. me. but 1t
eas thought By all thar il would take
.zfta IL IL cents IN or6Hf To issue b
efficient number of bonds to hHila
the contemplated building and make
ae1ne improvements Oh The old build
ing. and also some additional pro-
visions for the eoIoresl school.
The site provision in the charter
/ understood Il Has placed there
50 That when it became necessary
In the future to hufltl more aafd
buildings Il would then be necessary
20 purchase sites do remember
tia Al oae time IN school board
n iuz hsfore the hond election
sons mention vas made about site
ana Il Ms suggested bar NOTHING be
saia shout site M ii would Be sure
TO eafaas the bond issue I also taok
tie position before the ste was pur-
chased that the people should be- not
ified Of the contemplated action
and given 4 chance 70 express them-
selves Oh same. and made a motion
d three different meetings al the
board that the matter be submitted
10 yote Of the neople but received
no second either une.
c. w. GIBSON,
WazahachIe, Texas, Feb IS, 1917
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-23

There viii be 4 meeting OF the e&-
ecutiye committee Of the eyangelis-
tie eampa!sn tonight at 7:30 o'clock
at She study in the Main Street
Christian ehu en-. All members OF
Use committee and chalsmen Of
eY@ry committee are asked TO be
present es matteTs Of Importance wilt
come up FOR consideration.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-23

Tits feu last night tolalled e8 o.
aa iaeh and tel between sud 10
O'Clock, TIT vain cut short the car
nIval and sent the crowd harryiue
home The intereat manifested at
lise eafniY@l last night was not so
great af heretmose because an the
gaines % ebaEed haa been eliminated
by Official act. Here of late the
ganes oi chance eempose lhehia esd
OF the cAsalysg attractions.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-23

Worbmea are busy this week ~
moving ore o. the landmarks of the
,'ty- lhe Aci-ain residence ON Kauf-
man etreet This Yves one of the
'tikt its'9eneos ever built in Wax.
ahaehie. I've lumber bclne hauled ON
@aEens rom East Texas Ii Is being
ftmortd 20 make room for two cot.
isees 7" be erected by Aes. A, T.
Le9k afd Afs Geo. Montgomery.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-23
$500 Renarc.

A reward OF $500 sil1 10 paid b.
this company for the coaTattfnn Is
any enc found guilty OF taking TIA
Daily Light from the yard or iaTA
nf any subscriber CT this paper F.A.
TERPRISr Publishing CON
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-23
~%>ee 80 Q go .
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Large crowds attended fhe Prince
of Gtaustalk movie picture last night
at the Dixie and eli declare it was
one OF the very best pictures they
have seen.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-11-03
Your Last Chance

Every effort is being made today
and tomorrow by the Pinellas county
food commission to have Pinellas coun-
ty come up with its full quota of 5000
signed household pledge cards by the
close of the food campaign week,
which is Sunday, November 4th.
Up to the present time only about
5000 cards have been signed, all OF
which were secured through the aid Of
the school children. Arrangements are
being made today to ask every minis
ter in the county to give out a supply
of cords .omcrrcw tc his congregation
and impress upon his people the neces-
sity of signing the cards.
Cards may be obtained from Miss
Nell Stewart, or West Drug Store.
There are no fees or dues whatever
Everyone over sixteen years of age is
asked to sign one of these cards.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-11-03
Germans Falling
Back In West

Berlin (via London), Nov. 3.-The
Germans have retreated from points
along the Chemin DIES Danes in the
Aisne sector of the front in France,
according to the German official COM
munication. The communication gives
no reason for the maneuver, but says
it was made during Thursday night
Systematically and with interference
by French troops.
The text of the communication fol-
lows:
'In Flanders there has been lively
artillery activity on the User.
"Unnoticed and undisturbed by the
enemy we Systematically withdrew
our lines from the billy front of the
Chemin des danes last night.
"Our airmcn successfully attacked
London and English coastal towns
Wednesday night.
"From the east nothing special has
occurred.
"Nothirg rev has been reported al
this inc from Italy
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-11-03
WAR SAVING ON METHOD
OF ORDERING TEXT BOOKS

Earlier ordering of school text books
by boards of education offers fruit
full field for saving in war time, ac-
cording to Henry P. Kendall, of the
Plimpton Press, whose statement on
the subject has been transmitted to
the bureau of education of the depart
ment of the interior.
If school boards can arrange to
adopt school texts before January l.,
instead of waiting until the end of the
school year in June, large saving in
the bookbinding trade will result. Or
dering school text books earlier in the
year will, it is declared, help to regu-
larize employment in the school book
trade, making uniform hours of work
and rates of pay pos-ible Throughout
the year. In one plant at the present
time the hours of labor so vary be.
tween winter and summer that on q
basis of 100 per cent as the flat week
ly wage, operators during the summer
months, because of overtime, earn
about 100 per cent, and during the
winter months about 60 per cent The
workers are obliged to work very long
hours in the summer time and go
without vacations.
Earlier ordering of school books will
also conserve human energy, because
it will make it possible to run a facto-
ry with minimum number of EN-
Eployees; it will save machinery, be-
cause less will be required to produce;
and it will save coal in conserving the
heat, light, and power. Furthermore
the efficiency of the plant can be
greatly increased where work is uni
form in quantity, and the cost of pro.
duction is much less in plant where
the product is produced more uniform
lily.
AS a result Of Mr.. Kendall's sugges
ton, the commissioner of education
has written to every city school boart
in the country asking whether it vii
not be possible hereafter to o.Ssei
school books before the first of Jafu
airy.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-11-03
ITALIANS TAKE STAND
FOR A GREATsBATTLE
TAGkIAMENTO RIVER

"a torrential rain increased the hard
ships Of the soldiers
Sunday morning at d railway cross
ing, a steady Succession Of fiat cars as
sisted in the removal Of the artillery.
The monster .guns were mounted on
double cars with a covering of boughs
as a screen agaznst air raiders. The
aiaE% providential as clear weather
would have permitted the enemy air
planes to lombard the roads and block
the Withdrawal
Along the line of retreat were many
lnded being carried on filters
tHeough the deluge of rain. The Red
Cross car took aboard one soldier with
a shell wound in his arm. Sunday
night this car made only fifteen miles.
In twenty-four hours it reached a
town where the wounded man was
taken to hospital
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-11-03
A GREAT MASS MEETING


1t is hoped to have great mass
meeting of the Sunday schools at the
M E. Church, South, ON tomorrow
Sunday afternoon at 8 O'Clock. All
who attend or should attend any Sum
day school and all those who are inter
ested or should be interested in Them
are most cordially invited and affec-
tlonately urged to attend. Rev. Mr..
Barnett, who has been rendering such
effective. service in the revival meet
ngs, will be in charge and will sneak
at this afternoon assembly.
Mr.. Barnett's sermons on Yesterday
We're especially rich and gracious. His
theme in the afternoon was "The Bap-
tsm of the Holy Spirit" 1t Wa in
deed an hour of blessing. An excel
lent congregation heard him in the
evening on "The Way of Salvation. .
Eternity alone will tell the good ac-
compllshed by these two services.
Mr.. Barnett will preach again this
evening at Z, and tomorrow at Ii a.
m. and z p. m Remember these are
probably the last of the special revival
services. You should certainly attend
if at all possible.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-11-03
RUSSIA NOT
OUT OF WAR
rs Russia out of the war!'

Is Russia out OF the war!
Premier Kerensky laughed. .That,
he answered, "is ridiculous question.
Russia is taking an enormous part. in
the war. One has only to remember
history. Russia began the war for the
allies. While she was already lighting
England was only preparing and Am
erica was only observing. Russia, at
the beginning bore the brunt of the
fighting therefore saving Great Brit
ain and France. People who say she
rs out of the.war have short memories.
She is taking the heaviest part Of the
burden but she must be relieved by the
other allies.
b " AT present Russian public opinion
is greatly agitated by the question
Where is the great British fleet now
that the German fleet is out in the
Baltic?'
Russia" the premier repeated, "is
worn out. She has been fighting one
and a half years longer than Eng
land"
Gould an American army be of use
if sent to Russia ?" asked the CORE
spondent.
1T would be impossible to send one,
said Kerensky. 1T is question of
transport. The difficulties are too
If America8canno send troops
what would be the most useful way
for her to help Russia 2" was asked.
and TIE h pfs Ssea a heHta gllsashss iro
money"