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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-08
SUNDAY IN GETAWAYS
MANY CHURCHES
: (. I! I. 3 5 = (. I. Z !: 3. !.

ST Patrics's Catnoric church Roy
NJ A Ouirk. pastur Low mas, AT $
and low mass III lu.2o a. H.
& Francis r,ibo,ic .-.rcb Roy
Casimir Miller n,.t,r Masses nj :
and 10 100. First mass sermon in
German ana the last IN ENGLISH
- r.,,r,b, ..,tbo1i. rbpr,b Da.u
orrnn n..tor NJ, n,a..... q. K n
and to.ap SYrdgv.-noat .rtor S.aa
mass
First Church ~ CHRIST Scientist
/ LAFAYETTE street Morning service at
ZOOS; sermon subject Man"
Swedish ST. y church. Prairie street.
Rev. Mohlin. of Evanston pastor. Sun.
day school at 10 a. m. Evening sery-
ice al 7:45.
First Presbyterian caurch. Rev. J.
F. VonckX, pastor Sunday school at
9;l5 a. m, classes for all Morning
worship. l0:45; sermon subject. The
Christian and his God" Childrens
sermon. The Story Of Huuseboat.
Evening wcrsbip M 7.3O 2 m
Youug Pennies Christian maetjpp o.,
Trinity Iutberan Church subio,t
Man and His Cod"
Ftrst pantist cburcb Pow ~ ~
cbeys,,an rostor c,nda,. .,hr.,
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10. N'o'houi9t hplSVopai church,
NV - a. pilssS' pastor Freachlng
SERVICE d. iV'"V d IN.
Ep"oIIh W. =. church tsouth sldel,
aes' l. a biisEs' pastor Sunday
service at '''o p. m'
INC 0ai'at'oh Army 9lI La Sale
S'iee'' Ensign Annie D. darVin ana
81 ~ ''u'','io' . oUlte'S III euatse.
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y. 49, e ~, ''''"1 -, spe,la' injecting
800 49, ttup'0' nu' Su''' outage
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r.i.,. us ~ w olocN.
IN ,, oil''eu H'"iise''cai church,
80. ~ linus a'eiue anu l|eIahu i
Iav schooi - 600 - "'' paS,U'' ou"
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-08

The worlds normal yield Of the six
great cereals ranges from $4,000, 0000Uu
10 10000, 100000 bushels.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-08

Those who object to liquid medi.
o'nes can procure Peruna Tablets.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
1s0nlGcOe5 9e(ic6t.

9on elmer nirurgif6en MeiIterleiss
rtuno bericbtet I'M ,g(nericqn Wlagas
8ine" ser umeritqnii9s G9irurg Dr.
grile. Sn Der glnifoIt fir @sIi9Ss@i,
rurgie, Die bic fron5DIItbe SeeresleiS
tunq in Der g2abe BON 8or6eaur eips
oeri6tet Bat, betdm er einen eeGeilten
Sronten all Ic6en, benz dratli9e Runt
qroBe, our:1 cine @eripunbuno perIos
rem 9egangene Geile Oes Gjeit6tes polIz
tommen erfebt bat. Dem 2ranteu, eis
mem febr trGftigen, jl9enolt1en Wtans
ne, mar Die recbte @eFGtsbdlfte unter,
bolb 6es 9tuges our9 @rondtIplitter
fat p5nig tDegasri7en porben, Seile
Der gloIe, @dngc unb O6r bollitGnbig,
eberfo grOBc Teile oes Obertiefers, ber
eonSe recbte llntertieFer uno bic qes
Iomte 8e3d6nun9 Der re9ten Wlunos
bGlfte. Gum @ie6ererIobe Der berlores
nen &no6en bat man nun Su einem
geringen Teile 8no@en bon benz pa
tienten Ielber iiberpflor8t, oer Soupt=
tell ieoob, 70 fait Der edn5e ltnterfies
fer unO oas 9on5e @ebiB, fino aus
einem tuniIoolleu 9lluminiiimoeripps
oufgebout, Dus patiirli1 Rort genua
Tein muB, Inn bei benz gefpoltigen Raus
brute niAt bic 3orm 3u perlieren.
Dies Nluminum0erippe iIt Damn ann
Setl NIT eirer wo@sortigen MoFs
iiber3ogen Dorben, uno ouBen bat man
burb Soutiiberpflan5ungen oie bers
Iorcuen @eii@tstetle erIebt. llnmDolt9
mar es freili4, Oic S9letmbdut an Der
tnneren MunbflGde gu erieBen. SeOens
fdus aber foll bus @rgs6nis in 9(nbe.
trddt Der fur9tboren GntIteuune, Sic
bic @erleBung terOoreerufen bate,
gang beroorrdqeno iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
Don @arI 9mKe.

Seut bin i'd ii6sr ben 8urgpan ge=
gangcn,
2lIs oroben Die leBten GlOden pertlans
gen
llno um Die Siirme Dun ct. W1orten
MibtDuis treiI6sno bic 0oblen
ibrien
Nsoen mir, bod in Sen iiIbernen Glpr,
Drdn9ten bic gotiI9en pFeilsr empor,
llnb Dor mir be[te Der MonbenI9ein
Cine ltaI6ige qIatts bon peiBem
Stein.
@ingsIaTeu in @ttaBcnmitttn,
McbI liebe Dorte boreiu gefcbnitten,
Dod) ldnoit OerpaIhen uur beutli9
5u lebH
Sos &rellS uub; Seds5e1ubunberts
unOaebnl
Rame. Dappen un6 G9iloerein,
glle bcrgaben ie ielbIt Der @tein!
@toub uro qlfde, aud bas perfliegt,
Niemano lDeiB, per baritnter liegt.
3aum ber So9rbuuorte 5pei ooer
brei,
@ennocb oergehen un0 dies borbei ~
Daeine 9lugen iinb triib', meins 9tngen
iebn
Cine anosrs 3abl 3peitouienOpn6-
3nsi!uuIenonuo3eHu nnb teinsr
ipirO blei6eu,
Hidt Die ben 9flu9 our9 bic @ros
trei6en,
Ntht bic 6d mabter nit bIiBenoem
StubI,
ltno nitbt bic Spieleut' beim @rnte-
ma6l.
llno mem Ti9 oas MiFen Der @eltsn
entbIllte,
llno Sbr, bon Isliger 2ie6e Grfiiflte,
llnb icb uno bu. unO mir ale mir eebn,
gBem bleibt nod Elm &reu5 slpei.
tduieuounc5ebn9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

trte9enD, geldngtensiuir i@Iicblib auf
bic Stdnge bi1t bDr Der Bride. glun
bieB es borf9tig ieih Sin paar
S9uTe, Die iiber unlere SBpfe oabinz
pfiffen, perrieten, oaB man briiben
etpos @eroG9tiges bemertt gu buben
glaubte, bu mir aber mdushenitia
Derbarrten, bDrte bic S6ieBerei bulO
auf. 8ir muBten ilns beetlen, ipenn
unIere @rtunbigung iiberbaupt eiuen
@rfolg ouFtDeiIen folte. Nir muBteH
tpi7en. ipie fart unIer @egner iei.
Sin @efreiter tro9 Elm Stiid bor.
9llsbolo 1auFe elm 0agel bon @eI9ofs
fen berii6er. Ser Dldnn fam uibt
lpieber. Bir erpurteten, oaB man bic
@egeno jeBt bur9Iu9en piirDe unOl
pareu bereit, unIer 2ebsn 70 teuer ipie
m6sli9 5u Oertaufen, 9lber aIes
blieb ru6ig. Sd glaubte Oaber, uns
ne6men 5u miiRen, baB nur eit f9pa>
der @a9tpoiteu bort aufgeFent mar
ur6 bate idon oas @ort gum @turm
auf Der 3unge, uls -"
Der Gr5d6Ier f9loB oie 9(uSen, bic.
Ii9 pl6bIi9 nod me6r Sn tpsitsn fdies
men, unb Ipra9 oaun fort, ipte elmer.
Der i'm Eraum rebet: rGjuna bsutlt4
fab i9 cine pstB getletOete @eitalt
ii9 BON Der Bride fer nabeR Sin
MlGb9en mo9te es Tein oosr 81.
nein, Elm &in0 mar cs. @s fpintte
lcbon BON peitem. @s tam nG6er.
Die mdgnetiI4 5og es mttne 9Eugen
auf Iic6. Gs ipintte unb piutte. Gs
I9ien fogeu al po1len: rgt9t f9ieg
Ben!" Damn itdnO es gana Oi9t bel
mir. SD ertannte meiuen Srngen.
Der 8efebI gum 9(ngriff blieb mir
in Der &e6le Iteden, dber rnein Inter
offi3icr partete ibn gar ni9t erIt o6.
Gr fro4 bis duf bic Dei9trone,
| fprong auf - uno fiel BON 5ablreiz
den 4ugeln our9bo9rt nieber. Sn
bieIem Qlugenblid DerIcbfpano Der tpin>
teube &nobe nit einem beutli9 Der>
/ nebmburen &iogeldut uno 5ugleih
Itiir5te Der Tein0 aus Dem llferoidi4t
! berpor. Sn mebr ols 5ipun5igfd9er
llebcrSd6l. mir ipdren fdmtIic6 bes
So6es gepsIeu, tpenn uns mein
Sunge ni9t bor bem 9tngrifF gepurnt
Bate.
gBir fpiGen Der lle6erma8t. glur
eiren N}onn biiBteu mir nod Elm.
llnO i9 ipurbe f@per bertpunoet. Der
/ 5eino mo9te Ii1 iiber unfere StGrte
tGuTt6eu Il er folgte uns In Der ilns
burGoringlit6en Tiniternis ni1t tDei-
ter. g9ir gelangten gliidIi@ in uniers
@rdbeu. Mcine 2Gufgu6e batte ic4 ge-
| loft p"
llno pl0bli9 i@lug Oberleutuuni
4 Siding feline gtu9eh ipicoer ouf, tn be-
neu cine Der3petfeffe YAdIs sarbrenntT
\ I9ten.
rg2ein Syllugtbo Iein 8erIpreder
gsbalten," fagte er rcr mar pieberge.
fDmmcn. Gr bate ia seTogt: dui
@icSerIebsnl SD babe i6n geie6en
gang 6eutlicb. Sc4 ipdre beltte Elm to-
Ter Mdnn, penn Ct nibt 0a5piN4er
oeiommen nGre fdmdls .q. Wleir
eyunae @ar es nibt mein Sungei
Wor er es ni9t9 llnb penn sr e.
nic6t par - fper mar esq Mus mai
esq Se6en Sie, 3amerdb 9duer.
l6loB er nit cirem f9mer5li4en Sd
9eln, noo8 iirO Die unreoIen Ding
SpiT6en M0riern unO Tlintentu9eIn
bic mir in OieIem 8riege erleben y. !
8er iurge 2eutrant puBte tein
Qtntiport. Gr fa6, ipte Itt6 eiH Soban
nistdTer9en auf @idings Sonb ieBte
unb es fiel ibm Elm, mir i9m fsin
I wlltter emit geIdgt bate, ooB bt
So6onnistdferAeil Die Seelfen geItOr
tener &in6er ieien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
Dic Gn9lanoerill.
Gin GburattrrbiIO bOn Suanab Bnis
IrHius.

Gine ItdttliGc Gltere Dame mar Ie,
nit tlussm, fpmpotbiTtbem @ciidt,
oaS marin imb lebsnoig inter benz
grouen lodigen S9eitcl leu9tete. sn
Sen ountIen 2luasn fpobnten SrSens>
pilte unO 0umor, uuo INN ben Muno
Ipielten tauTeno S9elme unD mo9ten
Iein 2drbsIn 3u einem erTrsueroen un6
ertpGrmenDen 9tnblid. @ieIe Sabre
fchon lebie lie IN Der alien 6oubsls=
itaot an Der @aKerfonte, unb troB=
Dem mar ibr DeutIn nur manoelbnft.
Denn i4r @eruf Derldngte bob iic liets
Gnglil9 Iprat1. 5ic mar @prads
lsbrcrin, erteilte ben eneliI9en unters
ri1t an perI9iebenen pripatT9ulen
uno bate ouBeoem einen groBen
&reis BON Gin3elfnilern, bcnn bei ben
SdbIreiben 6aroelSperbinDungen nit
Dem SynIclrci4 ipurbe in oieTer Sons
feftobt bic en8liIcbe @prd9e Iebr ee>
pflegt, Sbr unSisbenbes Belcu err
lei9terte ibr ben fpnit 70 oorneubo[len
@eruF elmer acknowledgement un9emein.
Ncrebrt uno bodgei4dBt mar lie iiberz
ou, i6r syreunOestreis pergr0Berte itA
oamG6li9 70, boB bon @inidmteit
uno syrsmoEeit tcine ReDa inebr mar,
uno ibrc Gtnnobmeu geitottetep ibr
rinen bebualtdben QcbensSuf6nitt,
@or oeutIGem BsTcr butts lie bic
grGBte Qldtung, ia G9rfurtht. Spraf
iie AUDI pcnig unO mdneelbaft
DeutI9, 70 Las fic bob bic seoiegcniien
3citlArifteu pilenIcbaftIitbeu unb
reliaioIen SnboIts uab biloetc ii8 tin
our4aus IelbfduoigeS llrteil bas
riiber
Deunp6 ipar Iie fabelbaft Itol3 duI
ibre 3uqeb0rigtcit Sur cngliic6eu gld-
ttou. Gtnfa6 unna4abmliCb mar es,
pern lie bei Gjele9enbcit nit uubet
Ic6rei6lihem 8ritenitol3 ioete: rs am
CnoIiT6!" uno babel Der tets itola
aetruaene Td0ne &opf cine nod f0nig.
Iihere 6ulhinq betdm uno ote ount'
Ien 9tugcr nit ipahrem Serrf9erbltd
ilbcr Gin unIi6tbercs Reif binbliBten
DreiBis Sabre etipu bate iie i9r'
nubbrinqenoc unb bcfrie otgenbe "a
fiafcit ouspciibt uno fiiblte iic1 pcli
TtGnOid beiniih IN ibrer oeutf@er
llmqebung. Dd er6Ffnete ibr ctnea
Noaes Elm einFlu5reicber @Onner BIZ
W6aliHfeit, bdB ie eiusn glaB II
eiusnt onggfebencn Donenifift erbalt
ten ionnte; Daburdb tpiir6e iie bei allel
pcrI6uiitben iyreibeit cii,ca our4dui
aeIiterten, forgerfrcieu, bcbogIitbsr
Qebeusabcnb baben. sic mar 9liid.
lid uno ocitano, Dab lie ii9 iiber i6l
9lllcr bapfig 5prsen gcmd1t babe
benn ibre Ginndbmcn bdtten gu gt
uiidenoen Riidloaeu ni4t geret6t
Sci ser nd6eren gelprenune bemertt
ibr Gouaer gan5 beilaufig uro Islblt
ptrTidn0ligb:
,,glutiirlirb miiIien Sis erit bic btut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
SuarBstt tceu gDo9f.

y Nluud 9ell, pe leSNel IVY lVS
erit.
@e fen 98uIo beta9lt, Dsrme6rt
fen @ooO
De Ipurt b0r ben waunO, ipdrt DOr
&ott I'm Sunb.
@ier 3entner 2oipsnOel5IHteu ees
ben erIt ein &iIogramm Del.
Die gReue 1T ipeibIt4cn Geidletbts.
iie tommt au9 meiit gu fpdt.
Ser @eg sur G6e tit oft nit abs
geriheuen S8n0pfeu Der SunggsIellen
gepfluitert.
0e @tde tummt MID ton M1ins
fden, TiinOer be Minlb mutt tor
Stde tommen.
Der Batter Der S6uuTpieltunt iit
1buS @ente. Nlon tennt AUDI bic
'Mutter = iie bsibt gietlame.
l. @ie eIiidli9 piirOe man8er Ieben,
tuern er iicb Inn anberer 2eute So9en
70 ipenig tiimmerte ipie I'm bic feinen.
= 9as @riibeln elmer 6rdu lit nibt
70 I96n, als bic @riib9en, Oie fi9
bsim fr06li4eu 2a@en auf ibren @ans
gen seisen.
f! Die Grfabrung lebrt, 6dB our9
2iebe ireit mebr ausgeribiet iperoen
lam, ais our@ tne4tiibe Gur@t uno
bur9 3pdng.
( @eniffe eelebrte @59riFten bas
ben Elm Ie9r tleines publitum; lie i4eis
nen eigentlih nur fir iene beitimmt gu
icin = bic iie DerfaBten.
Die MenIdsn unterTdeiben Ii4
tpeniser OurG Ste Qtrt i6rer 9lffette
ols bur9 Nen @roO, in fpel6em iie
es peritebcn, iie gu berter9en.
Sn ben Qtuoeu eines iungsn MGO=
tbens elcidt eill pcrbciruteter Mlom
etnem 2otterielps ndA Der 3itbung.
&araojd.
Sci ben 8antunegern uno @inges
borener Oberguineus fpmmt otter, I'M
GjegeuIaB 5u alien onberen Mleni@en,
Der erite 3dbn i'm Obertiefer berDor.
@rmut lit obne 3peiFel bds
G9redlicbfe mir biirFte eiler 5e9u
WtilIioren berIeeen uno Tageu, i4 foll
arm lein 6afiir, ic9 uebms nidt.
~ So6onn geitro9.
Ser QtnFaug Der @r5ie6uug fdllt
Thon in ieren 9tuseubltd, po bus
&ino ans 2idt unb nit Der umsebeu=
ben Melt in 8erii6ruug tritt, uub no
bic 2iebe pfIegenO unO Ieiteno duF
Dostelpe lptrten tdflll.
glt9ts 8cRcres rpeiB i9 mir an
4 Sonns uno Geiertdgen, ols Elm @e-
IprG4 BON 9ries uno &rie9sseiarei,
ipenn biuten nett in Der Siirtei Die
80lfcr aufeiranoerfhlagen.
Goctbc.
4 SIN 8itbport BEL Berlin Ite6t duf
einem @ranit6lod au IeIer: 20. 90.
Der &0nig @ictor emanuel III. BON
4 Stalien tredtc BIER einen topitalen,
peiBen Gbelbir19 BON IL Gnoen am
20, 8. 1902" - 0ug miro aud ni4t
tuieoer 70 baIO geI9eben.
Dds lleberbonOne1men bes lihtz
i@cuen GeiinOelS mo9t in @aris @os
li3eimdBndbmen ungeipDbnliher g(rt
: nDtig. 90 beri9tet r3tmps," bab
beabiitbtigt 1T, bieTe 2eute, Die einc
pabre Geiabr fir Die frieolidben 8iir-
ger biloen, in beTonoeren &onoentraa
/. (. ttOrslagern unter5ubringeu.
Sn @05ingen in Ger G4psi5 tuurol
. eine 5ruu, Die ibrem Manne uno Der
7 &tnOern entgeseneeben tpplIte, in Der
: ydbe ibres @pbrbauies BON einsm
Snoipiouum iiberfulen uno nit cinen
= Sauitf8los 5u @ooen geId5laseu. 9lll
iie bon ibrem Munue gefunben ipuroe
{ muBtc feItgeiteIIt perOcn, OuB Iie ourd
!, ben S4reden i9re Spra6e Oerlcrer
: bate.
: Cine eigendrtiee 8u9beiprcburt
= finOen mir in Der leBten Summer Oel
\ 9ollGnoil4en Mobenihrift nDe 8rij
Z inntgsDemocroot." Da ipir0 bic be
Z u. 8. RruDt in 9tmIterbam erTbieren
= rieOerldnbiic6e lleberlebung beS Self
r. =. Ia ..f.f Y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

ltcn Sieg beipritbt) 80 6coeiitert,
mie pom oem gcitri9en Siege NOR
meme sIltc nod ME. inn'S Soar 6dtte
lte mir Den SousidliiiieI gcgcben!D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

3u pteI pcrtongt. Baron
(5u ieincnl Gicner); gSobonu, 5ie
werocn ired. @cricn Sic iib bins
aus"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

3meirtIci W8oB, Ger &a-
riier 9lr5t ygSos2 Geitern iollt' i@
Sbncn ein 3euGuiB dnsd5rcibcu bob
cid trauf lulo ltno 9cltc wollen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

@udt ni6t Ro6 ben Sternsn
SSroren
@9ouf nit6t aus nqb fremOen WeL
ten!
@5bnt als eigne Mclt uns gelten,
Die mir mic bic Sonner f9auen.
Sic Gins 6o6en Narin iuollcn sic
qeiluto ieiu24 Ser iron5oliide
Iriidcbcraer Mois ori Wlouiieur lc
Gocteilre, oos gcitern mar TiIr o'e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

ao6erl bod weniQitens einmal eiu
Sohr in cincr Stclle bleibcnlr
@clnnAcn. EontoiicIbelO
Gals er nit ocni 6rclmoe Sen neue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

anna. 05ndOige (6ur onoerm;
ugSas io0eu sic 5il Scr Soee BON
umeiblicbcn 0icnitjabr" r sd
iinOe iie gcicbeiot; oa AliilIen Ole
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

Cine sigendrtiee 8u96sIprcburs
finoen mir in Der leBten y2ummer bet
bondnOii9en @o@enIcbrift nDe grijz
Sinnigs0emocroot." 0a ipirb bic bel
u. 8. &ruDt in 9(mIterbom erT9tenene
nieberldnbiit6e lleberlebung beS Self
coeI9en 9eri9ts iiber ,Dic SeeI4lu4t
BEL Siitlano" nit Foloenoeu Dorten
ongeseigf: n9ieieS @ert9en ionrOe
uns 5ur 3eSeniion 5ugeTdtdt, nidt ipie
ublib BON @erleger, Ionoern oom
greBbureau Der engliI4en Hegierung
in HotterOam. 8eigcfii9t 1T Elm lie=
benstpiirbises 8rief4en npitb tbe
compliments" ocs cngliTben General
tonIuIs. 9Dir piTen oieIe 2(ufmert.
iamteit gu I6dben, ipiiroen es abcr
bOber teiperten, ipenn nit ooer o6ne
2omplimente IT. unIere 5il9ereifabrs
5eugs frei9elaKen piirben, nuIere
Gorneinfubr ni9t bcbinoert piiroe,
Hub 70 ipeiter." - Rura uno gut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-07-20
BAKER HAS MACHINERY FoH
DRAWING IN READINESS PRO-
VOST MARSHAL EXPECTED TO
MAKE ANNOUNCEMENT.
DRAFT BY END OF WEEK
NOW SEEMS PROBABLE
All But Seven States Report Compile
ton of Exemption Boards-Change
In Arrangement to insure More
Perfect Fairness to Regis
trants May Be Employed.

Washington, July 18.-All but seven
of the states have reported compile
ton of their local exemption machin-
cry, encouraging officials in their hope
that drawing of lots to determine the
order of liability under the selective
CONSUMPTION law may be held before
the end of the week. The War de-
partment has been Informed that in
those remaining to report only a few
local districts are missing.
Baker Completes Plans.
Although no details have been re-
vealed, it was learned that the plan
of the drawing to be held in Secre-
tary Bakers office virtually has been
completed that an announcement on
the subject may be made by Provost
Marshal General Crowder. General
Crowder may reveal enough of the
details ,@of the plan to guide newspa-
pers in preparing to publish the re-
suit and to inform registrants what
facts they must ascertain in order to
know their exact position on the liza
bility lists.
May Change Arrangement.
There are indications that a more
complex arrangement than yet has
been outlined publicly will be EN-.
ployed in the interest of perfect fair
ness. AS far as can be told now, every
registrant will have to be informed
not only Of the serial number placed
+; vi ho fC,,
board, but of the exact number of reg
istrants In his district. Otherwise he
will be unable unit! he is ordered be-
fore the board to know what his or
der of liability is.
Given his own number and the to.
tai number of registrants in his dis
trict, any registrant can determine
what place he occupies in the line as
soon as the results of the lottery are
announced. If there are 1900 regis
tered men, every serial number above
hat will represent a blank in that dis
trict when it is drawn, and the rota-
ton numbers of the drawing will pass
them over. Thus, If No. 1923 should
be drawn first, No. 1869 second aQd
No. 1,247 third the order of liability
in a 1900 district would be No. 1,428
first and No. 1,247 second.
Allotment Based on Census.
While officials Of the provost mar
silals office refused to discuss charg-
es of unfairness in allotment of quo
las made In the Senate, it was point
ed out again that the revised popula-
ton estimates of the Census bureau,
upon which the allotment was made,
we're based wholly upon the actual
showing at the registration. Under
the law the bureau had to consider
the fluctuation of the population since
1910. the last census and the War de-
partment had to count in aliens in
making allotments, even though they
were exempt from service.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-07-20
WILL RAISE MEDICAL PLANTS
Pharmaceutical Experiment Station
at the University to Do Work
on Economic Scale.

Madison-At the request of the OF.
fee of the drug-plant and poisonous
plant Investigations of the United
States department Of agriculture, the
pharmaceutical experiment station OF
the University of Wisconsin has begun
the cultivation of medicinal plants on
a truly economic scale. The work is
made possible by an increase in the
budget of the station granted as war
measure by the last legislature, and
the regents have turned over to the
station thirty-acre plat. partly
wooded, on the shore of University
bay
The pharmaceutical garden, which
heretofore occupied about three acres,
has been increased 10 about ten acres.
The work of transplanting the
plants from the old garden to the new
one is being carried on this summer
by members of the pharmacy depart
naent of the university. One acre OF
bel]adonna, one acre Of peppermint.
one-half acre Of digitalis, one-half
acre of henbane, and one-half acre OF
peoples have already been planted.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-07-20
SUBMARINES ARE CALLED
"LAST ARGUMENT OF KINGS"
Alleged Statement BY Crown Prince
Printed hy New York Times
CabIed From The Hague.

New York, July 18.-"The last argu-
ment of kings" Is what the German
crown prince calls submarines, accord
ing to a special cable printed by the
New York Times from The Hague.
The crown princes statement was:
Borne upon the nations confidence
with warmest wishes for favoring
gales, upon their bridges the nations
best for their crews are served by
crews despising death; hated and
feared by our foe and ready ever for
deeds of daring, may our submarines
ever float the German flag VIGOROUSLY
through the seven seas and teach re-
spect for them as the last argument of
kings"
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-07-20
Start Tomorrow
and Keep It Up
Every Morning
Get In the habit of drinking a
glass of hot water before
breakfast.

We're not here long, so let's make
our stay agreeable. Let us live we'll,
eat we'll, digest well, work we'll, sleep
well, and look well. what a glorious
condition to attain, and yet, how very
easy it is if one will only adopt the
morning inside bath.
Folks who are accustomed to feel
dull and heavy when they arise, split
ting headache, stuffy from a cold, foul
tongue, nasty breath, acid stomach.
can, instead, feel as fresh as daisy
by opening the sluices of the system
each morning and flushing out the
whole of the internal poisonous stag
nant matter.
Everyone, whether ailing, sick or
well, should, each morning, before
breakfast, drink glass of real hot
water with teaspoonful of limestone
phosphate in it to wash from the
stomach, liver and bowels the previous
days indigestible waste, sour bile
and poisonous toxins; thus cleansing,
sweetening and purifying the entire
alimentary canal before putting more
food into the stomach. The action of
hot water, and limestone phosphate on
an empty stomach is wonderfully in
MIGRATING. 1t cleans out all the sour
lamentations, gases, waste and
acidity and gives one splendid
appetite for breakfast. While you are
enjoying your breakfast the water
and phosphate is quietly extracting
a large volume of water from the
blood and getting ready for a
thorough flushing of all the inside
organs.
The millions of people who are
bothered with constipation, bilious
spells, stomach trouble; others who
have sallow skins, blood disorders and
sickly compilations are urged to get a
quarter pound Of limestone phosphate
from the drug store. This will cost
very little, but is sufficient to make
anyone a pronounced crank on the
subject of inside-bathing before break
fast.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-07-20
LOYALTY TO AMERICA
Is PLEDGED By LABOR
Socialists Beaten After Bitter Debate
At State Federation Conference
At Faribauit.

Faribault, July 18.-Socialists lost
after bitter debate and the State
Federation of Labor has voted, 1856 to
SO, pledging support to the govern
ment in the conduct of the war with
Germany. A copy Of the resolution
was ordered sent to President Wilson.
Lynn j. Thompson, of the Minneapo-
lis board of education, A. e. Smith
and j. F. Emme, Of ST. Paul, and Jo-
seph Gilbert, representing the Non
partisan league of Minnesota. led in
the fight against the resolution.