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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-08-16
Hague Happenings

Correspondence of the Record, Aug Ii
The Dakota Central intends to put
q pay station in the depot.
Peter Biernbaum was Roscoe Wis
itor last week, returning on Monday.
Assistant Cashier E. j. Kundert re-
turned from his Bismarck trip last
Monday.
The heavy frost two nights of this
week caused considerable damage to
the corn and potatoes.
A. j. Fischer, F. J.. Sahli, j. j.
Volk, and H. B. Kiefer made trip
to Strasburg Thursday.
The rain Of last Saturday gave the
farmers timely relief after weeks
strenuous labor in the harvest field.
Frank Volk, ST., and Henry Rug
giles were in Linton Tuesday and
Wednesday, going and coming by the
Milwaukee.
D. M. Paul passed through Hague
on his way to Linton Friday. Mr..
Paul is scheduled for the new opening
at Greenway.
Martin Schall, his brother Jake, Plus
Volk, Miss Lizzie Fischer autoed to
Herreid Monday. Martin brought
back new Ford.
Joe Fischer, son of Banker s. A.
Fischer, came down from Strasburg
Friday for short business visit. He
returned the same day.
Peter Hulm spent the week in Min
neapolis in the interest of the Reli-
ance Elevator Co. Pete left Monday
and returned Saturday.
Mrs. H. F. LANCER, from Aberdeen,
and Miss Lola Travis, from Amery,
Wis, returned to their respective
homes after an extended visit with the
Cornelison family.
Contractor Ed. Miller left for Lin
ton Friday. Ed wants to make q
short ramble around. He intends to
go to Pollock, the Twin Cities, and
to return some time this week.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-08-16
Hartford Items.

Correspondence of the Record, Aug Ia
Dewey Lawler is sick with the diph-
liberia at present.
Godfrey Grenz is on the sick list
so we are informed.
There is quite lot of grain to be
cut in this neighborhood.
Mrs. Weller visited with Mr.. Buck
and family last Sunday.
Mr.. Brewer and wife were callers
at the Bert O'Donald home last Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Longwell took dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. O'Donald last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mausehund were Wis
itors at the T. j. Richardson home
last Sunday.
Rev. Swaney preached to good
sized audience at the Gayton school
house No. 2 last Sunday.
! Mrs. Allie Marquardt, who resides
/; at Rigate, Mont. is here visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Linderman.
! The weather is considerably warmer
this week than last. There was big
frost one night last week that froze
the corn and also the potato tops in
the valley. The corn and gardens or
the hills and on the side hills were
not touched. Herman Backhaus has
about forty acres the frost took.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-08-16

place John Haak brought her to
Hague.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-03

Sn mebr os elmer 0infht ber0ent sic bonn brithen Nrennier qIonS
George IN @lasgop gebnltene Ge0e petefe 8eofhng. gud sic n1beren
Btghilunitdnoe, iher bic fb Die aabalmeIoungen nur on0eutunqsmetfe
perbreIten, enhenen BON geoeutung. Sefbt Is 0od in ben 9eriften. 0oF
m 0n grpBen Subel, ben Die 8orte oeS Treniers e%ntfodten, Gb 8eihen
orober NBnmnrtng miiden, bic 2o10 George os frlberem Munihous.
MtnINer Q0Hen, 1n0 bon elmer @rnbbe bon Qrbeitern nusdinopn Sprnpr
fuiro gemeIoet bob bic grportrngca oerer, 0e aus Dem gQanoe Seq Sire.
miers MnDentunqen he8lqlth 0es 6ie0ens b6ren moaten. niht euft1u{ht
mlroeu. Soate Die ariegsnlogfit in @osqop 70 eroB en, 6B es Ser
orralAe Freaur far nonnenofg erofet bat ben lln5urieoenen neuen
Wlt efnufioben9
Gem fros oes fregriiten Cones, Sen groBbrHonnieng grenier bier
rmo % na6uthlogen ulBte mar hbr btel bon frie0ensbe6iuqunaen sic
aRoe Wand fu9es Nort lit bon Serrn 2loho @eorge geiprohqn nor0en.
l0 fer Die Reoe olfnerfim beroat Dem ner0en trb Ser 4reos.
Inai1reHs De In Den eintgten0en Borteu os 9remiers anderintmt iper0er
quo alerongs rhpoS idldtern flngenoen frieoensibaIncen nht et
Sgeleh. sysah anetner 9euteflung." 10 efldrte 2Iopo George in Den elm
Ieftenoen 98ore1, ypir0 Ser 4rieq AIT @n0e fnurnen, nohSem 0p o1ipr+pn
s8affen Die 3ieIe errungen haben5 fit oeren erreitnna Tie ae8idt porOen
ftos ols tie ben bon 8etihldno Btrgeuorfenen feb0ehnnDIfab ouFnob.
nen- 1nbalo oeler 3hued erreidt pr6 oieer arieg 5u @noe fonaacf
nda 0ds gr6Bte lngIad beoeuten, os ienats Die afenihbdt befaIeu bot Z
sto TEN 6rieoen obne Steg. Die @aiIen ioQen Die Gntfhpi0tnd berbes
Iubren. lno ons mad oei Sa9ren ariegsfu9rnng, Die troB ttaniiher ans
ltret1ingtn Der fh b~efdn1pfenoen @ruppen nod INNER feline 4n3enen
GhAahafdogrn m0gInh it,
gas Die arie9s- ODER, men man IS 70 Boben min, sic 9are6ens,iee
anbsfrHfb 0f ole Der brhifhe 4remier naber eingebt, 10 nuB fh Der
Efn0rId berfd1rfsn, os OBJ fh 0e Naierten tmner nehr mn Ser &C.
gmerninnfet 0Rr 3ae enHprnen. ogianon6." TO I6t Th Der greuier
raiafper bcrnqlmen, nohben er of ole gotDen6iqtet biuqapieIen hot
oe QrelBHne Vilrtarunaht 81 pernttRn aUiniht Dem oeuhten 8dn oe
hegerungsforuI 81 Different inter Der es leben ion" SpQte Ds Sic
naTnht9e neba5ng1ng Der 6rhiihen Regierrng Ien2 Iieman02 lln6
900 ~ nn1oenH nd rnier aongreB fur ben ginfrttt In ben ~entiHIoIen
1ane meofrbot berhbert mor0e1, Dab unere Griegs8ieIe of bic Demo-
1rafaertnng 0er NeLt gerihtet fno. Dob mir nFt cher ruben mer6en, bis
arage Statatrop1en berDpr3irufen, ne fe Der 8elHreg gaeiiqt Bat. ltn6
gana england, 10 bate oan1nIs os anbe[ geneloet, brad in beQen ebel
aus, os g aenntnts bon oeier 8oti1aft erbielt. Sebt ahr mH1en mir
snus Dem Mun0e 1es brtif6en 8renierminiters boren, 0ab .ripman0
5oarea 0enfk. Dem 0entihen 8oIfe cine Regierlugsform oufsn0r1noen. BON
Eor as RlbH nhfs mfen min" S~on6erbar, hodIt {on0erbor firtnabr
|A1pgihs logar ier ma1rbeinIiA, bob tn @abington Oh bmier geoe 2Ion6
esecrges Elm al8emeunes Sfutten Der abpfe bcnnrfbar Ian miro lln6I
naoer enrtfe pc orage eebort aer0en poflr Htr etgeatIid in 0em#
RrWae fanpfen2
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Gmbareo sceen sic ,leutralen?

Ae hh Senator anor bon N%enniDDonia ~ausaeorndt bat, fol- bic
0gA ~rdn0enfen Derliebene Gnbargo9enalt 0a5n bennBt ner0en, eiuen
Stud af be gteutralen aus5ulben, fb 0en 9uierten n~n3uidheBen u0
1p 9e Bl0toDe 3eutihlan0s Su elmer bo~qrdn0fgen 8u MAIDEN. G8 fimmt
Ent Ioldes 8oTgeben nun nift nit Dem bon imierer Heaier1tna beonten
1elbnbatinnnlrngsredt Der fenen gatonen therein mo ulr6e fmm Sic
nA senator Sfnor ertuartete gsirtuhg bo6en. Gurd Gerflrsunq i1rcr
9fatienea nuer0en fb bic geuhnen nMt spiugen Iafa5 ben 3entroI.
snapten Den arIeg at erfl1ren i'm 10 iDentger, ais is NIT 4asnabne
0eE @dape1 nb obne Die 8nfu5ren aus 1nieren 2dn0e befhbea tonueu,
pQ cut tn0 beHer, os e5 Die g2ithImadte btsber bermott ba6en.
Ntae boaHanofgere glodaoe Getthldn6s, oIg fe jet. it, Dlroe ad
Ialnt herbei6uflbren eih 0enn england bot bic 8uubren mad oteRn
Nan0erH io melt beibranff, Dab i9nen fir ben Grport per5tpefet meutg
nbng geblfebeH it, @fr f0nneH Die 9fetrolen bieaetft 5ptnqen, lire
sssonIpenlatfonspertraqe init GeltihIono faden gu IaKen; oas mir6e a6r
0e yReutralen, nit 0enen mir in 5rie0en un0 ~5reunoidat Ieben, melt
fMmerer trefcn ais 0euthIano fent.
Sa aSj0erIprud nit ben 4nThten 6S Senotorg anor Idt fh Die
ssap yorfer 9Irtb1ne" nus 8aibington meloen, Ob bic groBe giajorHGt
agea 8erbaltniHe geDB gut unterrihtet fno, fb oahn Qasgeiproden
aber Darauf bin oaB Die @orrdte Der gan3en g8et rabibe ait idmnDen
begInnen, umo Dab fA in nidt dl8udnger Belt cine goHaqe einiteQea
Tonne bic cine Gfufeatng Der 5ein0ieigtehen CUR gebierHden Qohpen.
olgEet MAIDEN n1Oge.
gs lit Ieioer rihtg, 6B bic fdtbnren 8orr1e an @ereioe In Ser
aset Ger ~grfhopfang bereits entgegen geben, troboet ihIteBif i'm
aaaege ndt me6r Wieniden 81 ernGbren fto ais Inn 1raben. 4ber bic
onrb ben arieg 0ireft berbeigefabren 8erDIiungen uno Die enorae Ser
nfHoerung Der anbmf1de, Die fd in JrontreiA lno England Seigt
afno iblleBhb 0e 5effegrng Der ruiiibea 9orrdte, Die nht Den pet
lIbea SaHDern 5ugnngld genaht Der6e1 f6nnen, hnben eulen rRfgen
Ansial Der Yroouhion STR 5pge geBabt 9ier5u f6 aud nod 9hb
kEntea gefonHnens Die Arge1tnnen at enen1 4nsf4brberbot nf @ei3enl
fgI0uaHt baben. limb fir nGe ote gusfaae foa infer 2ano iebt griat
dAnfas rno bns ipr0 aud bier cine annbpbet Der 2ebenamitel er5euaen,
mic tie anerifa nod nidt getannt bat I'm 10 nte9r, os 6os embargo
nnidefaea0 nht nmr gum Gdube unRres egenen 8ocs bHenen fa.
en- embargo 1T iebr erDtuiht ner fir aamerna furT@.
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Gbmrebius ~StcdenpfcrH.

Gs nor ftr5 nah benz @egfnne os arieges. 1g @inton Spanter
&bnraaa, o1naIs errer &or0 Der G0mrnHtdt, Die iitoet ait elmer &C.
ngiRH peig idneiheIbdfen 8erIbmen geangte 4euBeruug aber bic
1eutlbe g~rpgSflOte moHdes DAB Die oeutihen Staten Gus i1rn SGdern'
hgfans9etrieben Der0en miBen. gbardias poitiihe 2mf6afn bat INTER.
og8eH Die asebfeldne oes Shdiuls era5ren mnfenS nber feinem Steden.
FfHoe 1t er IN h0Ien uo euten Iagem treu ae6leben tn0 bat, Elm
zp1Hat Gao. GAG nn0 0aht nur Sen enen @eSanfen: Gefertn cenieo.
SqAeaE @grEH1nic1nl ene Defendant. - Sst no aid Die Ser. Staaten
Ht fatgr b~etradtfben Jloktenftarfe in ben ares eingereten iino, trtt er
nhzfaaAH init leIngM 8lane herbor uno beantraat, Die Dettfhe 9lohe.
81 &c f1 nldt 81 cffeneu1 Sample 81 felea mage, In ibren ir ais
oseHenoeH 9aTen auiSuuden imo gu pernidien. Gos
Aff tai lgT al an III nber Elm gut Sell leider geiagt ais getan. 9as
zNIa3oI ner V1pRoaioB 9egeH Die Garoaneaen ioHte ais elm Darnen0es
1sapfea 0feHeH DC n1ren b1 ipeteH idapader mo Dor aaen ngniger
NeakKN peut8f, as e Hb allen geiffen sic oeufihen Greqsbafen
N8 osfa1o1 gelang Is Der fom5nRrten brniih .~fraasohfhen SIotte
H9 Haae geHta 81 foataln, Inn Die 8efenigungen miriam angreien an
z3HRNs ebArd9iAs E1aH ourFte oaber unausaeahrt blriben, bis aIeids
ls ffg aafaaeHoe 1fad4t CIR 8erfaaung fhbt uo III Der 2aae IT. 0e
kfR aA1 tna PSF AaHoiete aH5usrellea. IMP aamif ldeint e., ME Die
'aas a~aeanbAdhd legea rcd CUTE eseie 5a hoben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-03

kind, enemies in war, in peace
friends.
We, therefore, the Representatives
of the United States of America, in
General Congress assembled, appeal
ing to the Supreme Judge Of the
world for the rectitude Of our inten-
tions, do, in the name and by the
authority Of the good people Of these
colonies, solemnly publish and de-
clare, that these united Colonies
are, and Of right ought to be, free
and independent states; that they are
absolved from all allegiance to the
British crown, and that all political
connection between them and the
state Of Great Britain is, and ought
to be, totally dissolved; and that, as
free and Independent states, they
have full power to levy war, con-
clude peace, contract alliances, estab-
lish commerce, and do all other acts
and things which independent states
may of right do. And, for the sup
port Of this declaration, with a firm
reliance on the protection Of Divine
Providence, we mutually pledge to
each other u lives, our fortunes,
and our sacred honor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-03


Edtriotismns Sic 0berbanO ge.
mint ME iid 0og geb6rf. Gie Dem
5inousmarft innepobnenorn @eiebe
m5aen ionft oieieLbe @erridgepalt
ME Gin g%iatur9eieg baben. wenr pn.
triotii6e griUdguneen In 6raae fem.
men, muB oieien Sos &orredt Elm.
aeraunlt mer0en.
vie mir einein 6inan8artifel Der
oNem gorfer Gimes entnebnien,
Ihnt bes esiberiD Soan Committee"
has fig aus ~fabrennen @onfIefs bes
1iHaus 1iItrifts 5uianmamifsf oie
&atlanlteit eIlgss erpeitgrtga giaEt
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OieQna65dngig-
Rei(S-Gr6IdrunQ
Cine GrflGrnas Der i'm aOnerck Ocr.
iammelteH &ertrcter Der S%ereinig.
ten 5tnateu non amerita am A.
Sui 1776.

Mern Is I'M 2oufe Ser @reigniiIe
.einem 8olfe notig eriheint, Die poll.
.tiIden 8onoe, iDeId)e es bisber NIT
einen onoeren hertiiipft bober. al
l0ien it1o unter ben Me6tten Der
@roe Die ielbitit1noige uno gleidle
.5tealtug %eiu5unebmen, gu mclder e8
our1 bic @eiete Der Natur mo @ot.
tcs beredtiat lit, 70 berlongt 0Ss 1e.
biibreroe @dtlmg Dor Der Meinung
Der Nittneuiher, bob es Die @riin.
Dc nngiebt, fpeld)e Is 3l Oieir Greu.
nlng bcronIaBt bdbet.
Sir halten Die foIgen0en @run6.
fate fir linuntit0Bli9 - oaB ale
Menifen eleid geborcn iinb. 6ob fe
pom Sdopfpr nit geDiiien uiloer.
dpBerIiden aedten oltsgeitattct iinb
uno oaB 2eben, 8reibeit unS 0as
5treben nnd Slid git 6teien gcd).
ten eeb0ren. oaB i'm bieie Hedte
81 iidern, bic 86lfer Reqieriingen
eingeiebt baberb weId)e lire Mtod)t
uon Der 3uitimfHling Der a~egierten
erbalteu; 0oB, Defit irgeno iueId)e
5an0lnngen Der H~egierltng 6icie
@runbidbe idd0iget. es oas 8edt
Der @olfer lit oieielbe 3u Gn6ern
o0er n~b3pIfoifen unb cine ueue Mc.
aiernng eir3uieber, pelde bieie
@runoiaee feit bdlt unO ibre @elpolt
til iotd5cr 8eiie oIsiibt, 0ie oft &C.
eienetiteti erideint, Die 5iderbeit
mo oas Slid 0es Bottles al beluir.
fen. 0ic alugbeit miro tn Der Eat
foroern, Dnb Ionge beitebeiibe 9egie.
rttraen nidt fpegen unbe0euteioer,
iliidtiger @riinoe getpedielt uer0en
iolten nnO lit 5oIge 6abon bat Die
Grfabruna ge3eigt, boB oie Men.
ihef cher aenei9t iino ait Ieioel. 70
large bic llebel ertrdgIid iin0, als
iid ielbit 8n belfen oaOurd. bob iie
Die gapobnte 8egierungsform ab.
ihaifen. a6er menn cine LANCE Sci.
Le bon DiiB9on0lungen unb annla.
Bungen oesieIben G6nrafters oie 90.
iift gum ~lleberqang in Gespoti8nats
fIar erideinen Iaiien, lit es ibr 9edt,
Bflidt, ioldle %glegierung ab8lt.
ihiitteIn uf6 fir neueu 6d)us i9rer
Siderbeit at forgeli. sn
grt ba6et oiele GoIonien Ion.
&c geouloia geIitten unO 6esbaIb
ieben iie iid iebt g%e3puhgpn lire
bisberige Regiermgsfornp sn dn.
bern. Sic @eidi6te oes ieBigen SEQ.
aigs bon 9roBbritannien lit cine
@eididte bon mieOerbolten llnbiIOen
un0 AnmaBungefL ale narouf bin.l
cine obiolute 3prannei u6er
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firlna aIeid lad SaIltB Der qln.
Ieibe5eidringen einige Der ueilen
5hulOideine al einea1 greiie I'M.
ter 6unoert. Gas fuur6e dlg 1irpa.
.trictiih be5sihnet uno bic betref-
fen0e Girno CAB bereitmiaig cine
Siibnsiumms bon 100000 fur ons
Hofe 4reu8 Der.
Geitoem bot lid Seoermmlfi
.dreEiIih aebiltet ieine anleibe.
i6tiHe fur etnca 3sreis inlter sun.
bert losnaihidqen. Mie fouintt MN
Dos cbeH erDdbnte aoniitee oo5li.
nHza0eHtea y rlsiis ben @EQrtts
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feline friibere 5reibeit ~eingerdumt
meroea, aud fDefln bani Der Nreig
Der 8lbiere iinfen ioate2 gtaG-
Oein Sal Street lih unf einet fpirf.
lid QI~1n5en0en 9otriotismas felt.
oeIeat hot, mub oieie grorterung
zines 9(baebens bon Der patriot.
ifen 8i6ti6nur Remembering Der.
porruFen.
Sir gahi., Sliouitrie- aH0 on.
oere afticn niooen ihnooe Marft.
aeiete, Die iin mad Afisfbot nuo
Nndfrnae ridten, aut aenua ieiH
Eur bic gateliasIns esr arlgs.
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tes iiir Die arieas SduISIheiue BE.
iprodeL es beiBt in Dem geridlt
tieriiber: s8ie iid berauseeIteat,
hprridt inter ben aomiteemitgIie.
bern Die aniiat oor 6nB Dem sc.
fiibI nidt aeitattet ner0en ioate,
Snn6elsaeihdfte an beeeinFlniien
uno 10 @erfdnfl uilter Bari al Der.
binosrn. io1s cine 1en6ens nah
iinten bin ii6 entpidcIn ioate. Die
9onfiers bebcu herDor. es ionte benz
Morft aeitaftet iein, iEinm eieenen
@eG gu grEen
@etauutlih nErhnufts eire 8nnt.
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anIeibe 1T Elm b06eres geIet oii.
gefteItt iuoroerl 6og @eies, 0as ben
alits duf Der miir0iaen &obe bon
Stinoert erbdIt uno nidt einen Gent
beriinter gebt. Gas aeft Der Zen.
oer5 nah oben bleibt ia nnbenont.
men. gs mare nidt in Der 2ro.
lllng, ihreibt Der ngbila0eIbbia
Gemofrnt" nit ben e2iheris Soan
Bombs in oprieIbeh 8eiie at ida.
derfb Uie nit gsiDobnIiGen affien.
Beirut eu9 BET einfduten out
BIZ .TribEne-
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Iaiide 6inaHsmnrft. 8eiete riusen in
ssoa Street nm oie Cberhdno. Nir
lerunrteHk Dab N oieiem Singer Der
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-28

he will be protected il he lives 10 return
and thus be saved from the constant fear
OF the suffering Of has family or has own
poverty should he come back an Invalid
or cripple from the battlefield. editorial
lies our Baltimore contemporary. Out 81
more than 100. 000. 900 people III this com
try. 90. 900. O00 or more cannot 20 ~ the
battle line. They must let others do the
fighting for them and their loved one-, and
the least that these g0.HO0.000 can posi-
bly, do Justice 10 those Who are stand
ing between them and barbagi~m J. 10 see
that they and their familie~ are cared Tor
financially. that no fear Of suffering shall
minimize heir strength on the battlefield
and that no fear OF not being cared for
when they return from the war shall en-
barrass their efforts III the great fight.
4 soldier RISKS his life for his flag and
blood for the preservation ~ national non
or and the liberties Of his fellows. \
civilian should be willing to part with
some uf hi> money ID pay the roet M in-
,urance for the man who goes forth io
battle and for the protection Of the de
pendent~ If ID, defender az democracy
and champion ~ justice and humanity.
Insurance for the soldiers and their fam
hes should enlist the support Of all prop
erty owners. AT patriotic citizens and HF
men who are willing to contribute ~nm,
thing IN this gigantic struggle for The an
- E ~ 60 49,. 49,
lasting peace for the civilized world.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-28
WRESTLING LOST
ART IN THE NAVY
ONE OF THE FIRST THING SAILOR
LEARNS is NOT TO FUCKER UP
HIS LIPS IN FORMATION"

GREAT LAKES. ILL.,. Aug. 1s.-Whi-tling
l. a host art in the navy.
One of tehe first things a sailor learn. al
Great Lakes Naval Training station y not
10 pncker up his lips in whi>tIing '-forma-
lion
Sailor, frequently whistle themselves
INTO the ranks, but they never whistle after
that. unless perchancc they appear on the
program Of AN entertainment II i, posi-
bic also 10 whistle oneself out Ut service
VIA the dI~honorabIe discharge route.
~ YOU mothers. chcrishing the blithe-
some note~ your hoy issued through pur-ed
lips. had better Get \ photograph record
Of yonr sailor son whistling. The chances
are he won't whistle when he returns home.
An explanation of WHY The navy frown~
on TIN, harmless art J. given ~ \ very
SALTY" officer that j. a man who had
risen from jackie TO commissioner officer.
"Nhi-tling ~ the navy J. y brig offence.
and punishment i, summary Ensign
/ nitman. formerly IA hoat-wain. explained.
The reason i simple 10 those who have
been ~ sea. On board 4 ship the boat
swans pipe--a wind instrument which
makes a whi~ilin. >ound-are used almost
constantly for calling the men to their du-
ties. Consequently, 1t would be confusing
10 nave the sailor whistline at their wort
or play"
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WHY DOES JAPAN HOLD BACK?
Charlton Bates strayer in LesIie's.

tCharltnn Bates Stravcr in Le>lIe's.l
Why doesn't Japan Get into the war ~
fully a. the United States! A half million
.IrpsTno-e troops On the Russian front
would wonderfully Stiff,n the Russian de-
fpfi~e. while Il quarter Of a million Jap
ane-p fighters transported q. ~aloniki bN
the Red Sea route would enable England
and France "a launch Il powerful often
III The Balkans. J. Japan interested
in helping Ia make the world safe Tor
4, nocrarN!" II she were. would not her
armies help at every strategic roInt' Jap
All i~ impcriuli~tic aud militari~tic. None
of the powers AT war. not even GERMANY
i more autocraiic. II II natural ~ expect
Japan tu show amy enthusiasm III y war
for the overthrow Of mllilari~m and an
tocracvl Professor NJ. Ane~aki SAYS al
though Japan i- at war with Germany. !;
feeling ~ admiration for Germany j. QUIT,
general among the Japanese people.
Some would 80 further and SAY that
Japan ~ NJ heart pro-Gcrman. The Xim.
mermann suggestion that Japan unite viii
Mexico and Germany 10 attacking IA,
| niteds States was Y big German hImdcl
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August %. 1916.
A Smile or Two
p ENGLISH.

''ra'eiS uncle met h~r VA tie street enc
spring day and askrd her whether she was
g"img eat with y picnic party from her seh"ol.
We Replied biz + year otd ui..-r. IL amt
going"
Ms dear" said 10" uncle. "yuu must not
say. ] aiu't going. You must say. I ana net
gong. And IL proceeded tn gave her y little
lcs,un IL grammar You ara nat going I'll
~ nui going We are uut going Won ar- uaf
going. They are not going Vow ctu yau
say nil that
Sure. | San" responded ';rarr quit. heart
ily- Their amt nobody going I~iarI-rrs
Magazine.
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and was promptly denounced by Japanese
officials. Yet the thought remains that
such a suggestion would not have been
made. even through the secret channelsfo Of
diplomacy. unless the German foreign see
retarN had some grounds for believing 1t
be svmpathetieally received. IN
American business man returning recently
from his annual trip to Japan, China and
Philippines says that Japan has ut the
present $500. GOO men training IN every
feature 81 warfare. For what j. this force
being trained
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INSURANCE FOR THE SOLDIER AND
THEIR FAMILIES.

The plan proposed bv Secretary Nc
Adno for insuring al 4 low cost the ~nl
d:er- Of the country aud making some III
lowance for their dependents should re
ccive the hearty support of the entire
country, according Ia Colonel Richard I'll
mnnds of the manufacturer Record ~
Is; 'tnnore. The Record l. In sympathy
with the McAdoo insurance plan and
agrees with Colonel Edmonds that moth
INK that this country can possibly do can
really be called liberal or generous ia
these men as an offset 10 the hives which
they are offering upon the altar Of the
worlds civilization and our nation, cx
i-tencc. IL J. scarcely conceivable. ~
SAYS. that anyone in the country ~hnnI,
aniagonize this plan on the ground that
il will add a financial burden to the M
ton. The burden will be small ~ com
pared with the work to be done. and ins-
iIce. not generosity, demands that We shall
M least do as much for the soldiers and
fhci.' dependents n Secretary McAdoo has
nrip,sed. Colonel Edmonds insists tba,
-rnercS swould have to 20 along distance
hsyond what j. plan involves to make II
generous. Simple justice requires that and
NATIONAL lawmakers should do nj least -.
much a he ha~ outlined.
Every man called TO the colorS IN Il.
tense Of the nation should be made IN eeol
sat his family will be cared for and thai
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0nr German enemies should not make
The mistake Of Judging Americas courage
and patriotism BY the ~lacker~ who have
taken refuge on the Mexican side Of the
border since the draft was ISSUED. Those
r. .ngces serve no flag. Especially i tins
- 1T the Mexicans who have fled for fear
ii having 10 fight. They fled from Mex
80 when that country needed them, taking
refuge IN the United States. And now that
the United States has need of men 10
fight. they nave fled back e. Mexico
where the fighting j. OVER. Both Mexico
and the United States must dc~pise such
-iackers. They may keep their skins
whole. but they lose national identity
They arc neither Mexican nor American
r~iilzens. They pay homage f. no flag
They deserve only contempt from both
countries.
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EXTREME PENALTY

Sir Charles Russell wa~ "nr Sittin. III a
court. when another barrister. leaning across
the benches during To" hearing # = trial for
hi.ITny. whispered:
Russell. whats The rStr-gr prnaliy fer hig
amy -
"Tw" mothers in.law.' replied Russell. with
ont hesitation. Exchange.