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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-16

cially on Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons and evenings; those are
our half days off and the thousands
of soldiers go down the streets just
tighten IT. that Is saluting. Can you
imagine "A poor officer? He must re-
turn every salute.
Most of my company was trans
ferred to Fort Worth yesterday and
the rest of us into another battalion.
We may be sent to Fort Worth or Lit
tie Rock later 1t is, you know, up to
the war department and their busi-
ness is generally kept secret. Most of
the men here realize it Is n big job,
so there Is very little kicking, which
makes things more pleasant so ] am
very well satisfied. We have com
missares, sports of different kinds
movies and other forms of entertain
ment to pass the time. Each day
seems all too short, but 1t almost
seems, like one man said today. i
think IL has been three years since
landed here. We play jump-for- down,
run races and sing like bunch of 10
year-olds instead of 20 and 80. The
food is far from fancy. but always
good. Mother would not think IL good
for us If she knew we had gravy
three times day. IL seems like |
have been just throwing it in but
these regular hours help to counteract
fast eating. Every night ] get sleepy
at 8 o'clock and every morning about
b:44 1 awake. In my other company
we would take run before breakfast,
and, believe me, altho the days are
warm. the mornings are cold; that is
invigorating and gives a fellow an APP
petite. OF course, with so many men.
IL Is "a cinch there are some GROWERS,
but, as ! said, ! am very well satisfied
and have no reason to think the flu
ture will change my mind. | have no
Intention of becoming general, but
contrary to mothers views about GO
ing to France, | will not be surprised
If / see Bordeaux again before April
Fools day, 1918. BY Heck, it did
Just take one minute, so here is that
hello. Having waited so long to write.
/ should have written letter instead
of stopping ink, but | still feel groggy
and until we get more settled there rs
very little to write, but mail is always
anxiously waited for by A Soldier.
"P. S. Got up this morning at 8
o'clock and took shower bath with
cold water from an artesian well. This
is a good place for fort or camp ana
lucky to have these artesian wells"
Roy Ward of Company II, Fortieth
infantry, Is stationed at Fort Smelling.
MINI. The following letter was re-
ceived recently by his father, william
II. Ward. Is North Guthrie street:
Dear Father and Mother viii
write few lines this evening as 1t is
cold and showing and / haven't any
thing to do. There is some talk of
our going to Fort Sheridan, H.. next
month but, of course, we don't know
whether we will go. We may stay
here this winter. | hope we do. for
thev have some times here at their
ice carnivals, and | would like to stay
and see some of them.
~ have got my barber chair. but /
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-16

Our Leader Coffee, good enough for any
Irishman Observation-Disclosures. I5c
Cottage Club Coffee, extra special ..... ,32c
No. Tomatoes, per can ................I3 .I3c
Two cans Observation-Disclosures. .25c
No. Tomatoes, "a cans in case. ...... $2.75
5-lb. package Graham Flour, others sell
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-16

HOOvERIZE - Instead of eggs
use EGG-O. Costs but 70 cents a
package and is equal TO 80 eggs.
Comes In powdered form-mnde
from nou-'shing foods and guaran-
teed under the pure food law.
Results with II fully ss good as
with eru---the cost is less than
One-fifth. Try q package tomorrow,
AT ALI GROCERS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-16
Meats

Breakfast Bacon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4Oc
Salt Meat Csc
Swift's Premium Sliced Bacon, package
Especial for Friday only) ............. SOC
st. Louis Independent Skinned Hams, alb
solutely highest quality, Friday and
Saturday only Observation-Disclosures. SOC
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-16

Blue Ribbon Colored Oleo .......... 35c
Uncolored Oleo 25c
Sirloin and T-Bone Steak, cut in advance,
Friday and Saturday only ...........I5c
Pure Lard, lower than today's wholesale
price Observation-Disclosures. Csc
Compound Lard at todays wholesale price 23c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-16
Sorghum MOlaSSeS

Sorghum Moases FL
Okla This moaes guaranteed in conceivable and the
gallon Oklahoma produc
m cite
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-16

Do not forget that Oklahoma Sorghum,
per gallon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .85c
Pumpkin, per can Observation-Disclosures. .1Oc
What is better than good Pumpkin Pie?
Answer-Nothing
Brown Beans per pound ...............O .Oc
Soy Beans per pound .................IO .IOc
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-20
2ehrea helm.
amerifGner fabreu bnrdD bic btniIGe
Si1berbeitSSuue.

8oiisr6on 16. Dtai. Ger boil.
lGnoiide 8ampfer ggeoorbom" it,
nit Qmerifntern on 8oro, mad ben
gereinigten Staaten in see gegon.
gen. @r miro ourb Die yoellti1e
Si6erbeits5one" fobren.
Sir pieIe 9lmerifnner, melhe felt
6em Ginieten oes unbeI6rGnften
8ouhboottrieges in SOaano ge.
itronoet moren, tpor Dies Die erite
Aeiiegelegenbeit, nelhe lih $50
omerifaniihe giirger 5u nitee uah-
ten Inter ben gaiiogieren befin6en
iid biele 5rmieu mno ainoer..
Die abfobrt oes 3ompfers ipnroe
Inn einen Gag ber5ogert, 0a I'M Ies.
ten 2lugenbIif BON 9euti1lor0 Die
Suitruftion eintraf, $4,000 8allen
nit 8uderriibeniomen. neIfe BE-
reits beritout pdren, tuie0er berais.
5iinebmeH.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-20

Berlin, ii6rr 2unoon, 16. Nsai.
Ser gCitriac SagcSbcridlt oCs bent.
idcn @euernlitabeS bnttc fulgeHbcr
@ortlant:
ggSeitIihc 6runt:
ySeereSgrnppr Scs aronprin5cn
GnpprcdDt;
r3wiidleu gpcrn nnO Srmcu.
tiercs finocn lCbbnftc NeldDiitfamp'
fe itntt. 9lm Scarpe nnO bel MpR.
dlB gn6 es Gin fur5es UOrbereitcnNrs
Srummclicnrr. Sritiidlr u NJ
ariffc mnren nprbereifCt
luurOen, funntcn aber II NJ
Icrem pcrbeer NJ
ben 6encr nidDt 5nr Gut
~ It lima tUm men. SuolIdl
nnS 0itlidD Oun SnllccOurt mnrcen
!cinoIidJc &OritUROcrind)C blttig SUI
rGdGcidIngcn.
r$6ecrcssrnppe Oes Ncntldlcn
SrOupriu5cn;
ySn Der Champagne nno an Der
gismc erreidlte Der @eidliibtampi
,Citluciie an Der Sbemin 0cS Sn.
mes nno bel &rOSncs cincn bobeH
0jraS Ocr Snteuiiuitat. Ter 6mts.
Iof BON ct. Sertbc, Ditlih Oum Sort
MalmniiOn, iunroc BON mcErcrcn
9Ompa9nicu in Sturmanariff ge'
nummen nno gegcn nDc fctnblIbrn
@egennngriffe gcbaltcn.
M III Spnntag bitlteu II
rbtiuiidc SrnpprH ciur
genum meme Stel
lima ami 6agcl 10S, uOro'
lid pOn Sapigncnl, Der
btim 3nriifSrGnaen Orr
Sransuien in nniere s d n
SraefaIICn. Sri Miles, nOrb'
lid nun GraDuelle nno mCitlidl ben
Srr 6Or6cnBsSsrrg.au.Sac. Strues
narca Die fran56iiidlrn Slngriffc rr-
fplgIOs.
gCcitlidD oun Scr Winas mnrben
icinOlidlc Anitldrnngstrnppeu hci
@landleS 5uriifgcIdlIdgen.
ySn SnftfGmpfcn muroen icdlS
frin6lidlc 9IcrDplanc ubgcidOnen.
Sin iirbtcr iunroe sur 2anouug &C.
Sluungen.
vCcitlid)c 6runt: NidJts 81 Or
ridltcn.
yMa5cOuniidlc 6rOnt:
y96rOlidD pOu WiOnaitir nnS i'm
Gerua.Suic iuir0 Der gIrtilleric'
fampf uicOcr beftiger."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-20

@uuOun, 16. Mai. Zen lcttcn
Mitteilnnaen snfOlge bat Die prpui'
iuriidle 3egiernug in 9inflanS lid
aIlcroiugS selueieert, bic Setcilignng
Der 9Irbriter. nuO Splonten. SeIcaa.
ten inter Den pOu Oicien nurgsidlrie.
bcnen SeSinanngen anSnnebmen,
bod lit Dem aOnSil in Der 8eitqIt
bcS NnsinnSmiuiiterS WiiIufOif Gin
GpIcr gcbrndlt muroeu. RanI NiilH.
fuff iua sluar einen 9Iat in Nem
Ipg. Solutions SGbinett fiuocn,
nber midlt mcllr ais gInSInuomini.
tier, iOnberH aIS ltnterridJtSminiitcr.
Nj: Ser 9eitnng Der nnSmGrtigen
SeidDGfte ioIl ". SereIdtenfO be.
traut lueroeu. SIR ben Goitcn Scs
SrieasminiiterS, ben @eneral @ndD.
foff geitcrE nieOerlegte, lit Der fri.
here SultiSminiIter 3crcnsfb Guscr.
ieben uOr0cn, Mno nu icine SteIle
lDl M. 9iifitin, ein glnlualt aus
WiOsfan, treten. Die GnOern Wlini.
tier, inter ibnen SHrit 2Uoii, Der.
blei6en anf ibrcm Guiten. Der 30.
item SeS NinrineminiitcrS 1T nod
nnbeiebt. Gr Siirtte Serrn SfObuleff,
ncm &i3eprGiiOenten oeS arbcitcr-
nnO SOlbatenfOnsils, 5uialen. Die
Diebrsabl Der Sn6inrttSmitglieOer
iino So5inliiten Dher Susinloemu-
frntcu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-20
aluiidlcn cine fcite gieaicrung in
SimRlanO anfgeiteIIt iuOrorn tit.

Petrograb, 10. Woi, pid 2onoon,
I16. Woi. Die Gage bier iit oubers
oroentli6 perporren. aeuBerIidh 1T
Spor Der aOufliit siuiIdsn Der biss
bergen prOpiIoriihsu Reeieruns uao
ben SoIoatens mo 2lrbeitersOelesas
ten iiberbritdt, dber bic innere Nuts
Ieiung gren3t an gluurdie. Die Stros
Imungen, Die ourt zen Triibereu aons
fIitt entitonoen Iinb. IoRen fih ourh
ben 9lppell on Die SolOdten, ben
arieg TortSuisbeu. nibt msbr sins
ein0dmmen. Sie iinO Der 2eituug
Der Biibrsr entgIitten.
Der Wliniiterrat trat 9eTtern nbeno
| Isuiammeu, nm bic REORGANIZATION gu
beraten, bic Der Gintritt Der Deles
gnten MiniItsr nit fid briust. Der
IbisberiQe Suiti3miniitsr SerenStp fo1
ariegsminiIter iperbsn. 0os SuIt3s
lminilterium iou BON Dem Grstutios
lglusi6ub Der GpnSiIss9eIeeatsn be-
| Tebt perosn.
@eneral 9ubtpFfs Riidtritt ols
Rriegsminiiter lit be3ei6nene fir bic
Stimmuns in ben Rreiisn Der b0Dts
rem Sfi3iere. Die @enerule 8ru1iloff
uub @urto baitsn Idhon Dor Itinem
Ridtrttt ibrsn 9lbf9teb einsereitht.
Sbre @eiude Iie9en unbeantportet i'm
&riegsminiItsrium, bo niemaub ba III,
Der iiber tie oerfiigsu Tam. 8sneial
Gu9toff iogte in einem Snteroiep
iiber Ieinsn Hiidtrttt: sd CAB msiue
Stsllung ouf. I'M Die iebige SilIis
lSu ibneIler GntI6ei0ung gu brir5er.
8is iie nift porii6sr III, t0nnen mir
Inihts tun SD teilte Den anoeren Ytis
niitern Iebte Dohe NIT, OoB mir an
0orabeno elmer Ratoltropbe itiineen.
SIS por 5tpedGos fir mid, 3u bIsibtu
lpenn meiue 8efs6le bon onoe.en
Organiiationen bsguto9tet purb:n.
Bel alien Gommonbierenben berrItbt
MibItimuug iiber bic Ginmii9ung 9es
piFer SrgauiTaiionen. Die ariiis bat
bic Rssierung in cine Gage gebradt,
aus Der Is ieinen 2tusneg sibt. absr
i9 boFfs, bob nit meiuem Riidtritt
Die &riiis enbigt."
Der DintIter GIereteIIi belt cine
Rebe Dor Dem &on3iI Der Splodtens
uno QrbsitersD Delegaten iibsr BIZ. iris
| gen 2luffaiTun9en ber Irlppsn on Der
5ront. ,6is slaubsn," fagts er, retne
Offeniibe an Der 6ront beOsuts Jms
psrinIismus, unb meigern lid
aus ben @rdben beraussus
9eben. Sic psrIteben Den Jrisosnss
geoantsn falI9. Sie biIoen ii6 Elm.
bas glingsn na9 0riebsn isi slsids
bebeutenb NIT 8eginn BON 5risbenss
berbanbIungen. Gs lit unmoglid.
5risoeu an Der 6ront au MAIDEN.
Dsutfhlonb bat Die Webr3abl ieiner
9ruppen na9 Der meItfront perbra9t.
So 1T unTers gfli6t, oas su D.rbins
BERN"
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-20

4m gn0e 6eg 8iers in Saut
Ste. Rarie erpIo6ierte GDnamit.
Gef)s g2dnner uuroen getotet un0
oht idfuer perIett.
- 2sutnont 9leldJior e6erts BON
gunoes. .,5Iiegerforps itiir5te in 60.
Iumbus, q. gP., NIT ieiner Maldine
ab un6 NOR oui Der Steqe tot.
snbt. 3uniuorfb, DER 5rpeite SSniaiie
ocs 5lug3euges. iit ihUer, pher
nidt lcbensgeidbrIih nerIest. y
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-20
Sri Ylaua
enStalicner einige
6rdben geitummen.

Berlin, iiber SOnOun, 16. Mai.
Scr Sentidle @cueraIitah crliek ae.
tern abrnS fOlasnOe iniGtlidlc Gr.
flGrnug;
gslm YiSnr.9 9inrne.Nanal fam cs
sn idueren 0CidliietGmpfcn. Nn
bcu ii6rigsu Gnntten Der iurltlihen
Srunt lit Cs etlunS rubiaer seiuor.
Den, ba an eiHselnen SrontitrefcH
idDlcdltcs gSettrr bcrridlt."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-20
gOmbeu trefeH airdle uHO 0luienm.
: .,ener lpiitele im 0iiellLpnren

6euer piiteie I'M eiienDaren-
eaoen bon &eeo & SO. in 9todeiter,
u. y. Ger Shaoeu betrdgt
100000.
6ogdn0iiheu Weioimgen 81,
iolgr 5abeu S;o Icutiheu Die 81.
Uiibeiolfermg Ncr belgiiden 5taot
glelin iortacitaiit Ntenin bat 20.,
900 GinipoGngr.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-20
Or. Yaut Hitter
liebernimmt neue @eianbtifaft Der
Sdlmeis in 6OllanO.

Bern, 16. Utai, iiber garis. Die
S6mei3 erridtet cine meme @eidtot'
idaft in Souan0. meI6e Or BmII
Sitter, Der Shmei3er @eiouote in
@ai6inaton, iibernebrnen miro. BIS.
ber mar Der Sfpei5er @eianote IN
2onoon aud fiir 9oGdnb affre0i'
tiert, bod, lit oic 8erbinolng 5mi.
idlen 0en beioen 91noern 10 idledt
oab eiu neues arrnngement getroI'
fen peroeu muBte.
gOmben treffeu airdle uHO 0luieum.
gfom. 1G. Dtai, iiber 9nris. Die
nlte 9niilifa un6 oa5 drhdologiibc
N2rielm BON aanileia fpuroen ma
Soultog BEL einem 2uftan9rifi
oiterrcid)iider Tlie9er BON gonlben
qetroiien mo itdrf bei6d6igt. IS
1T oos brittle g2aI, oaB Die 8aiilifd
in 6ieier Bciie angegriifen fDoroen
lift.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-20
llraiiblnlrnlpnl[ in grniilicn.

Rio S,oneiro, is. W1ai. Roor:.
Gue5 aIDes, frii6eter Gr1ii6ent Don
graliIien, ipiro BET Der fommenoen
BrdiioentenfpabI aIs Saroioat alli-
treten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-20

gSicn, ii6sr 2OnOon, is. Ylai,
Scr 0cnernlitab Der OitcrreidJiid)-
1naariidIen glrmre rrlieh fOlscnoe
Sefnnntmndlnng;
Rad oreitGgiacr artillcriltiidler
@orberritnng beganncu Die Stale
uer geitcrn nni eincr SrOut DOn 40
GilOmrtern cinen Slu9riif ssgen ole
GitcrrcidiidI nngariidlcn sSiOn5u'
Sfellnngcn.
rim bielen Gnnftcn brad Der
fcinSlidle Nngriff inter Oem Oitcs'
rcidliid)en 5cmcr sniammeH, nnO aH
einem gunfte marfen bic deinoe
lire @affen fort nno fliiftcten IN
Der 0r0ftrn &criuirrnng.
,gSo es Den stalicnern gclnng,
nnicrc @rG6cn Su crrci6eu, oa
iunrbcm iie in Rnbidmpfcn abge.
ldJlagcn umb in ciniaen SalIen anf
ibre nripriimglideu Stcllnngen }n'
riifgcmurfrn.
rltniere Srnppcn iUareu nit If
rcr @ertciSiguns geitern uOllitanoig
erfolareidl. Ter 6ein6 IieR iiber
1900 0eiangene unb mebrere Ma
Idlinemgemcfrc in nnieren Sdnoen.
y7ie Sdjladlt piro fOrtgeiebt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-20

bemerfbnrer moft. Ger GrfoIg Der
ieIben IdBt iid beilte nod nidt ob-
it1sen. Die GugIdnber oiieoeu"
in5ipiiden om ieIben 9uufte, in
guaecourt, neiter. 8ie eneliide
Sffeniibe lit gum GtroBanfanpf
beroboa{,t,Fpu
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-20
Mtluknf trttt 5uritrk.
5anptgegner 0es rniii3en separatirieOeaS
perl3td anf SabinettSp0ten.
@encrdlt unb 6h1rer puSi9ten anf aOmmansos.


GctrOeraS 6 ga @aul w. NRnfO Der rnTidjc gn8lanmn.
her hat rcsucrt nnn persit anf cOu EOn i'm Sabc 9rr
anfcr %pcu eaSmucrS and ben Ss Marine.
minitcrS ibernOmmem.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-20

gis CUR Sttnoe lit es unmog-
lid, elm llrteil nber Die italieniifc
Sffcniipe 5u idaeu. Cider lit mr,
DOB es feline Ciieniipe BON oeht
llmionae Der irii0eren 0ffeniipeu
Ger SstaIieuer 1T. 2(ud) iiu0 Die
groBen 9lnfanq$erioIge, Oie iOuit
ie6er energiid)en CiieniiOe bci&ie.
Den iin0, dusgebliebeu Gas ito.
lieniide ariegsoHt beWeat iid) III
Iouter unteitinnlten 4u9Orildcn.
hie lmbeOingt Geroad)t erregel
ntiliien. Gorlduiig Ueroia;: bic
.italieniide Cffeniipe nidlt bic Se-
adltnna, 0ie ibr in mand)en arei,
len enfgeaengc6ra,ft pirb, anb
ri6tct fe lid nidt, pie ioIibIid be-
ridtct miro, in Ger Sauptiade ge-
qen 1rieit, ion01rn 0ns norhoitIid
ron @5r3 gelcaene gcbiet.
gln Der ucitIiden 5ront BOT ii,6
fie oaae MIR inioieru Deronoert.
as ocr lle6eraoua- Der Gciititea
pom Der Geicuiipc sur Efietiipe an
Ger iransoiiihcn 6ront iidJ iumer
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-20

9etrOgrnO, Is. 0iai. 9as Grefn'
tiDfpmitse OeS SOn5ilS Der grbeiter-
nnO SOlOatelOelrsaten bat iidJ mi,
41 segen 10 Stimmen fir Die 8s'
triliemne an oem aOnlitiunsminiite'
riin eutidDIeiicn. @Or Der abitim
mnng DattcH @ertreter Ses @cnsraI'
itnbcs nit ben 9cIcgntcn aeiprudeu
nmO ibucn Oen 6rnit Der Gage bor'
acbaItcn. Sic tciIfen II. a. NIT, onh
bic Generate 8rniilOiu nno @nrfe
lire Stellnueen uieOergelegt nnO
BAN mebrere nnbere @eucrGle nno
grmecfiibrer Dem GriIpiclr al fol.
acu i'm gegriffc ltGnOen, luril cs nm.
m6gIidl iei, Sci Der angen6Iiflidl
hcrridleuOen 9iSsiplinlOiigfeit Der
grmee Gin SommanoO 3u fiibren.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-20

@oibngton. t6. 0aai. gei ser
Gegieritng iino @eridlte aus Rub.
IottO ein9etrofien, ans oenen ber.
nor8u9ebeu iheint Dab Die Gage
fih 5u beiiern beginnt. Mion be,
trohtet Dies aIs Elm qutes Omen
fir ben grfoIg Der 0liiiion. N2an
mill ben glnidein permeioen, olS
oh Die omerifnniihe giegierimg iih
in Die imeren 9IngeIegenbeiten
9tnBlanoS miihen poae, imo BE-.
trodtet Ole &ommiiiion mebr os
cine SiIiserpe6ition Die auBIan6
ofonomiid nieoerailirihten ion.
Gs lit nidDt Su ernnrtsn, oaf
bic aommiliion Dor gibIauf pOn
sluri Honntsn in RetrOsra6 eiu'
trcficn fam. Wlan bofft, bas in
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-20
Keits neuen JrieOenS@rI(5(dge.
ullniere militdrii6e Gage be1er als je", iagt
Der 0euti6e HeidstaBler.
GnblanO tanH 6rieocn init 9eatdlnnb babtn.

gngriffen Der gneIGnoer im0 Sran-
5oien itnu6boIteu.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-08-29
FORTUNES MADE IN COTTON
Imperial Valley of California; Desert
Fifteen Years Ago, Is Now Great
Field Of White.

In the Imperial valley Of California
they are making fortunes raising cot
ton this year-sudden dramatic for
| tunes. Everything about the Imperial
| valley seems to have the dramatic
| quality; it's story would make a good
| moving picture. In 1900 it was a bis
tering desert where a buzzard could
scarcely live. And then the govern
| ment harnessed the Colorado river and
the desert was veined with irrigating
canals, and plowed and planted, and
for the first time since the primordial
| floods subsidized, a tint Of green and
growing things spread over thes val
ley.
Cotton arrived in 1905. 1t came in
the shape Of a box Of seed under the
seat of farm wagon driven by
Texas homesteader. He asked why
they didn't raise cotton Whereabouts,
and they said because it wouldn't grow.
And so, being from Texas, which is
something like Missouri, he planted his
little store of cottonseed, and it came
up and opened it's snowy bolls to the
Wonderment Of all beholders. Further
more, the next year it came up and
bore again without another planting.
The Texans little cotton field spread
like drop of butter on hot pan. It
clothed the barrenness Of the desert in
it's fleece. And it brought to the men
who owned the land more hard iron
dollars than ever they had seen be-
fore. There are $4,000 acres Of cotton
in the Imperial valley this year and
there are going to be many more next
year. And even better than the cot
ton crop is the human crop, which this
desert has borne; for it is peopled by
men who own their own farms and
are prosperous.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-08-29
Girl Lives Week in Wilderness.

Rocky Mount, National Park, Col,
Aug. 14.-Tanned almost to the shade
of pine bark, and badly bitten by mos.
quitoes, Miss Agnes Lowe, the 2O-year-
old Ann Arbor, Mich, college girl who
lived for a week without clothing.
weapons or provisions in the heart of
the mountain wilderness here, has re-
turned to civilization. She had been
out in the woods a few more than her
allotted seven days. She was in per-
feet health and weighed half a pound
more than when she left civilization.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-08-29
Insane Prisoner Fights Sheriff.

Dickinson, N. D., Aug. 13.-Mike
Chumak, held there for trial in con-
nection with the death of James Cald-
well and his wife, who gained national
notoriety when the famous u. G. r."
brought action in court to prove that
he was a long-lost son, became violent
ly insane in Jail and attacked Sher-
iff Hartung when he entered the room.
When rescued, the clothing had been
stripped from Hartung's body and
three deputies were required to sub
due the man.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-08-29
May Seize French Wine OUTPUT.

Paris, Aug. 16-Confscation of the
wine crop is contemplated by Maurice
Violette, minister of subsistence, as
the result of complaints from growers
and dealers that speculation by a few
who buy up in advance is solely re-
sponsible for prevailing high prices.
Deputy Thierry-Cazes addressed an
urgent request to Villette asking him
to increase to 500 grams instead of
300 the daily amount of food to be
allotted the population. With the addi-
tional 200 gram allotments this will
makeNa total of 900. n
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-08-29
OFFERS PEACE RESOLUTION
La Toilette Wants u. S. to Definitely
Define Objects.

Washington, Aug. ia peace reso-
luton has been introduced in the Sen
ate by Senator La Toilette providing
that the United States define definitely
the objects for which it shall continue
to wage war and that the Allies also
make a public restatement of the peace
terms which they will demand.
The resolution seeks to put congress
on record as opposing support by the
United States for annexation or indem,
mites for other nations and proposes
the amassing of a common fund by all
the belligerents for restoration of
battle-devastated territory.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-08-29
Regular Army at War Streneth.

Washington, Aug. 13-The regular
army is raised to it's full strength of
100000.
Recruiting will continue without any
let-up, as the war department expects
to keep up steady flow of volunteers
into the reserve.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-08-29
TRY A MEDICINE THAT
PROVES ITS Value

During the entire period of time that
! have been handling DR.. Kilmer's Swamp.
Root l have never heard a single com
plant. My customers are generally pleased
with results obtained and speak words OF
praise for the merits of the preparation.
Very truly yours,
GILL COMPANY, Druggist,
Per Julian J. Gill,
Sept. 20, 1916 Starkville, Miss.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-08-29
Central Control of Worlds Tonnage.

Central Control Of Worlds Tonnage.
Washington, Aug. 12.-Central con-
troll of the worlds tonnage with sharp
reductions in ocean freight rates were
discussed at conference between the
shipping board and Thomas Royden
of the British mission. The British
propose, it is understood, that the
American government enter the inter-
Allied chartering conference, and that
neutral tonnage be forced in by op-
Grafton of joint Allied bunkering
arrangement and by exercise Of the
Allies control over their exports.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-08-29
Gloomy Outlook,

The Brigadier Captain Will
son, suppose you found your company
cut off from the rest Of the battalion,
hopelessly outnumbered, and surround
ed on every side; what would you do?
Captain Wilson-By Jove, sir, you
are a pessimist.-Cassell's Saturday
Journal.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-08-29
CUTICURA'KILLS DANDRUFF
The Cause of Dry, Thin and Falling
Hair and Does 1t QuickIy-Trial Free.

Anoint spots Of dandruff, itching and
Irritation with Cuticura Ointment. Fol-
low at once by a hot shampoo with
Cuticura Soap, if a man, and next
morning if woman. When Dandruf
goes the hair comes. Use Cuticura
Soap daily for the toilet.
Free sample each by mail with Book.
Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept. l.,
Boston. Sold everywhere.-Adv.