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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-10-04
RED CROSS SUGGESTIONS FOR
CHRISTMAS BOXES

Suggestions for preparing Christ
mas packets which the American Red
Cross will distribute to the 100000
Americans who viii be in arms by
holiday time are made by the north
ern division OF the American Red
Cross Every soldier and sailor will
be given one of these packets.
Nothing should go in the packets
that will not keep fresh. Dried fruits
and food products should be packed
in tin or wooden boxes OF one-auarter
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this act.
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pssaa Tor .t.lahs,g aeer Riahss.

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paraaca eotnmlttees os the two houses
The brewing companies us Sioux Falls
aad fankinn were represented. and Hi
81, sehlitehtinE Of neadsaosa M spegas.
man for the companies. asked that
they be allowed 70 manufacture light
beer. which they would ha wiiling to
handle under any, regulations which
might be demanded of them. The
brewers objected seriously 10 having
their property wiped nut after 50 many
years of legal snd honest effort 10
build II up.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-02-08
Committees l. aaant.

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confer with sesisiassve gssarAs easaitves
sram North nssoga agsa Minnesota ON
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sestatises FROM tfs legislatures af
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seeass an agreement fas eaneagrert
legislation eoyarlng the. situation
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-02-08
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sisw agsisa Ut stsaFkes commissioner gsss
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-02-08
Foreign

The report of the committee on cleo
torai reform at London confirms the
main features Of the forecasts pub.
ilshed regarding votes for women. BY
d majority Of the committee 1t was
decided that soine measure of woman
suffrage should be conferred.
a~s
More than 100 Roumanians OF high
rank lost their lives In a train wreck
near the Roumanian statloa Of Tshura,
according to d dispatch to BErlin.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-02-08
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time without d gois call,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-02-08
Torrens syasen, onsienal.

The Sennte passed tho Reeves bill
authorizing the use OF the Torrsas
system OF transfers in this state by
any property owner who cares to put
his title under such system.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-02-08
$1,000 for slenslnssns.

Tho Senate hill 80 Anpropesats $40
900 10 erect 4 soldiers monument ast
on the state gatstol grounds WAS psss.
~ after tsascussicn III which the re-,
latiea 81 that hili and tha oita ~ pro.
vide for soldiers widows were inter-
mingled.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-02-08
Domestic

II. r.. Hutton Of f. r Hutton Il TO,
New York brokers, swdre at the leaS
inquiry at New York that six hours
before the publicatiirs: of the note they
were warned Of IT'S coming by II. A,
Connolly & Co, their Washington Ger.
respondent. III. W. Boiling brother-in-
law OF President Wilson, ts a member
of the firm Of f. A. Connolly & Go.
4 warning to Americans not 10 taks
passage on ships armed by the enemies
of the central powers IL expected at
Washington.
Four persons we're killed and more
than score injured in q collision late
at night between ST. Louis South.
western raiirpad engine and Rock
Island passenger train No. 51s, east.
bound from Little Rock, Ark. at
Mounds, Ark.
A jury in the federal district court
at New York, after dellherating ten
hours, returned verdict finding Frank
lin %. Stafford guilty OF perjury when
he swore TINT James w. Osborne, for
ner assistant district attorney, was
the solver Osborne" who accompanied
Miss Rae Tame. .e . Plainfield IN. ID
hotel.
Four persons were killed, three be.
ing burned TO death, and eighteen per
sons Wsrs injured. several seriously,
when two interurban cars, ono pas
senger and the other package car,
coilided near Strongvilie, O.
Hunted by the police OF a dozen
cities and leaving a trail Of bank bills
3 of large denominations In the cabarets
i T.. Henri Ci,arfebois. an official OF
Quebec province, was arrested at Chi
cago on a charge of swfndling this
Bank Of Montreal of $4,000.
Ruth Law sailed from London tf
Paris. She win try to enlist for thres
months In the French aero corps K
siboflib' The Germans The LITTLE
American Woman recently broke trans
continental records In her flight from
Chicago 10 New York.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-02-08
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The house passed bin making tho
ovardraft of q hank aeeouas. OF false
issuing of cheeks 4 mssdemeaaor Ly.
on OF afianehaha objected that II
would keep him and his friends III Jail
most OF tha time,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-02-08

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President WsilaFsta safaess sisn assa5nt-
grgatioa btsl passed rssesssty ss efsa4
gresk ae Nasasyagsasa ssssenuse as An
ftferaey test provision.
The adtniFl sfsa lsesl.s SS5si. 800. .ts9o 8se
.qsgse hutfgst lssan to snks ftaag shsgpa
in congress .at Washington, The fotssa
pa8Sesi the Notifications tsttl. carrying
q tosal If nsore shaa Sa5i fssl, $50 far
ccnst defeaseg, mud ffa hfnss nayal
committee completed s's i9is naxal
/ appropriation hsii w'ifh ii totaI 9f EsnEe
| ihan 1851 Gssa f&yo.
A recess Of The suprefsas eAart Tor
/ fonr weeks, froln February ~ sfarrl
1 s, 70 prepare opinions, WIS announced
/ at washington. Tta Harvester and
steel eases ansi oshes important cases
assigned for February rs were reas.
signesl fer hearing nu March 9,
Secretary naaieiS og ya&sslsa - 4! ss.s - Il
ureparing to n4eet the british govern
menf.s refusal 70 peffnIt the MadffeltiS
1 Ltd, to naaaufacture psejeetlles for tfss
American navy by making ready e
equip eosarnaleaf plant 10 30 tsa'
work. Ordnance experts were pat &
work on tie plans.
i President Wilson, speaking at Wash
ingtfn to delegation from the Mars
Z land League for National Defence
which attacked the National Gsiar'
and advocated universal military train
Ing. rebuked ttem for their aiare
strained language, and sait the.
would have a better chance Of his SUP
port il they were more reasoaabie i
their attitude.
The Hawaiian prohibition bill, III
! signed. Ike ua Alaskan measure al
ready ngraed upon, 80 make the terri
tory .'hon.s dry" was favorably repari
Cd 10 the house at Washington BY IN
territories committee. Both measure
will new 30 before the house
The United States sens a srnalie
amount OF breadstnffs abroad dnrin
1916 than 1915. figures at the depar
!, nent OF commerce revealed as Wasi
: ington. The total value of these g
/ ports last year WAS sAas. T.2sss .8t
against S5io. $50 ,22ss Ia 1915.
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-02-08

A recess Of the saErsfaa esart Tor
fonr wecss, fron February 2 ts1 Aarris
s. 10 prepare epiaiafls, was announced
at Washington. Tie Harvester assti
steel cases and other Important cases
assigned for February .ss were refs.
signed fer hearing nn March q
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-02-08

Secretary Daaisis os HEaza.ls. = :! - - ~
preparing TO meet the british govern
menfs refusal 70 permit the HadifsitaS.
Ltd, 10 manufacture psejeetilss for THE
American Navy by making ready to
equip gosarnaleuf plant 10 ~ the
work. orslnsnee experts were Pat 70
work on tie plans.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-02-08

The Hawaiian prohibition blu, de-
signed. like ua Alaskan measure al
ready ngraed upon, 80 make the terri
tory ..sons dry was favorably repart1
Cd 10 she house at Washington BY the
territories committee. Both measures
will new go before the house
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-02-08

The United States ssns q smaller
amount OF breadstnffs abroad during
1916 than 1915. figures at the depart
inent OF commerce revealed ne Wash-
fngtan The total value of these eg-.
ports last year WAS s4as, 1.Zsss COS
against S5i0. .5s2, ,22sS Ia 1915.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-02-08

An official statement at London says !:
An unidentified German vessel sheiied
the Suffolk coast of England al night
There we're NO casualties"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-05-08

candidates in one organization dedc-
iency may be made up by desirable
alternates from another organization.
Department commanders will instruct
those whose attendance they approve
when and where to report. In addi-
ton to the above all members of the
national guard and national guard re-
serve who have been examined and
recommended for commission in off,
GERS reserve corps, may be discharg-
ed upon accepting those commissions
or upon enlisting for training camps.
Enlisted members of the national
guard reserve may be discharged upon
enlisting for training camps"
Time for fling applications for ad-
mission to training camps has been
extended through May 9Th, in order
secure additional especially qualif-
ed men,"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-05-08
SIXTY-SIX GO TO
OGLETHORPE CAMP
They Will be Discharged From South
Carolina Regiments to Train
as Officers.

Columbia, May 4.-Twenty-fve men
will be detached from the First South
Carolina regiment, and 25 will be dis
charged from the Second regiment,
and 2 each from the Charleston Dra-
goons. engineering and hospital COM
panies, and 2 each from the five coast
I artillery companies, making a total
of 6S for the purpose of attending
the Fort Oglethorpe camp for train
ing as officers, under the following
order received by the adjutant genee'
al tonight from the militia bureau in
Washington:
Authority granted to discharge en-
listed men, national guard, not in fed
eral service to attend training camp:
as follows: twenty-five per regiment
or IL coast artillery companies, 8 per
separate battalion, 2 per separate
company. For troops in federal ser
vice same numbers will attend on de-
tached service, all details to be handl-
ed by the department commander
Discharge to be dated and delivered
after men enlist for training camp
Selections to be recommended by orga1l-
ization commanders and forwarded
direct to state adjutant general, who
will forward approved or disapprov-
ed to department commander.
Organization commanders will rec
ommend same number alternates as
principals II they have desirable men
available. Best material should be
recommended by adtutaut general; il
less than specified number desirable
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-05-08
BRITAIN JOINS FRANCE
IN ASKING EXPEDITION

Washington, May 5.-Great Britain.
formally joined France today ii ex-
pressing the hope that an American
expeditionary force soon would take
its place on the Western front in
Europe. Foreign Secretary Balfour
told the council of national defense
that the British would be overjoyed to
welcome en- American force in France
and that it's early dispatch could not
but have an enormous psychological
effect both on the allies and on their
enemies.
Today's meeting brought together
for the first time fer. formal confer
ences the British and American mill
tary officials and there was pre-
liminary study of the whole general
situation under the five heads of in
telligence work, munitions, material,
hospitals and the expeditionary force
question.
At the meeting the officials sum-
married the results of the individual
conferences held daily since the Brit
ish mission arrived and laid the
ground work for general cooperation.
While no formal announcement was
made the impression grew after the
meeting that an American army will
20 to the Western front as soon as
possible.
The British officials present be-
,tI po1f
Bridges, Maj. C. E. Dansey and other
military members attached to the mis-
sion. The United States wes repre-
sented by Secretaries Baker, Lane
and Redaeld and other members OF
the council Of national defense, TO-
gether with Maj. Gems. Scott and
Bliss, chief and assistant chief OF
staff, respectively.
The question of sending an expedi-
tionary force is understood to depend
now almost entirely on whether the
allies would prefer to divert from the
transport Of food the amount Of ton
mage necessary to carry the soldiers
across the Atlantic.
Already trade committees OF Amer
lean officials and members of the
British and French missions are at
work on general export programme
to be submitted to the American and
allied governments A plan of ap-
portioning American supplies among
the allies and the maintenance Of a
proper balance between munitions,
food and other shipments is the first
thing to be worked out by trade COM
mittees. The allies will resent an
outline Of their trade needs and the
American will submit a list giving the
amounts this country can furnish.
If a permanent allied commission :s
established here the American mem
bers Of the commissions will deal
directly with it.