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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-17
Two Americans Lose Lives
When Et0nian's T0rpedOed

An Atlantic Port, April 16--F'our
lives were lost when the steamship
Etonian was torpedoed and sunk by a
German submarine off tho Irish coast
on March 20. according to members
Of the crew arriving here today.
Two Of the killed were American
horSemeu
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-17
SHOT TRYING TO ESCAPE.

Deer Lodge, April 16.-John J. Hart
well, an inmate Of the state peniten-
tiary, was shot twice in an attempt to
escape late this afternoon and died n
few hours later from the effect Of his
wounds. Hartwell was sent up from
Butte in 1915 for robbery.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-17
COAST LEAGUE

sacramento, II; Oakland, o.
san Francisco, 4; Vernon, 3.
Los Angeles, 8; Salt Lake, !.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-17
LOwderlmilk's Good Pitching
Contributes to Victory
of St. Louis.
POUND SOX HURLERS
Washington Reverses Tables
Of Yanks and Red Sox
Take Another.

Chicago, April 1.-THE American
league. season was opened here, today
with q to victory for st. Louis over
Chicago. The visitors pounded the
worlds champion pitchers freely to all
parts of the field, Gedeon leading the
attack with four hits, which included
double and a triple. After the game,
Owner Phil Ball gave each of the
players a $50 check as a reward for
their good start.
Louderrnilk held the locals to four
scattered hits and might have scored
shutOut but for base on balls and
an error. which were followed by a
single.
Manager Rowland used four pitch
crs. including his world series pair
Cicotte and Faber--in an attempt to
check the smuggling Of Jones' men.
A crowd estimated at about $4,000.
including a number of soldiers from
Fort Sheridan and some jackies from
the; Great Lakes naval training sta
ton with their bands, were present. A
parade by the jackies and soldiers and
the purchase of $4,000 worth of third
lean Lberty bonds by the members of
the Chicago team preceded the game.
A service flag with eight stars flew
from the flag pole in right field.
score: r. II. Z.
IL
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-17
LEWIS ouT?oiNTs EGAN.

milwaukee,, April l6. Ted Lewis,
champion welter weight boxer. out
pointed Joe Egan, Boston, in 10 round
no decision bout which went the limit
tonight. fight critics agreed.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-17
Pirates Banked.

Cincinnati. April 10. - Schneider's
superb pitching. combined with costly
errors by the visitors. enabled Cincin-
natl to win the opening game of the
season here today from the Pittsburghs
By score of 2 to o. One hit was all
that Pittsburgh obtained off Schneider
ard there was never Il time during the
game when they seriously threatened
IT. score. Cooper also pitched good
ball, following only three hits. He
stumbled mt first base in the seventh
inning while covering n throw, fell and
Wrcnehed his ankle so severely that
he had to be carried off the field
Gincinnati's two runs We're scored
when Groh reached first on Cation !,
wild throw, went to second on l.. Ma
Gees sacrifice and scored on Roush's
single. Roush took second on the
ttrow-in, went to third when Me
kechnic dropped q throw on Chase's
out.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-17

Eventually the meek may inherit the
earth--when Mr.. Hehcnzolern gets
through with ii.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-17

\ New Jersey woman has invented n
mesh bag to hold n door key and pre-
vent 1t from being lost among the con
tents of a pocketbook or shopping bag.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-17

Lowdermilk and Nunemaker: Cicotte,
Danforth, Faber, Russell and Schalk.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-17
knute Nelson Unopposed
for Senate by Democrats

st. Paul, April To- Senator Knutc
Nelson, of Minnesota has declared that
he will he a candidate for re election,
according to word received here today.
The Democratic state central commit
tee which has indorsed mis- war poll
cies announced on receipt of the news
that IL VIII not place u candidate ia
tho field. Tn" Non Partisan league
did not indorsc a candidate for the
senate ut its recent conference.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-17
Athletics Get Ono SinuIe,

Boston, April 16.-Mays of Boston
Just missed n no-hit performance to.
day, holding Philadelphia to one
scratch hit in handling which Shean
slipped. Boston won. to 0, in the last
OF the ninth, on Mclnnis' double, fol-
lowed by fielder's choice play on
Whiteman's boundcr. which retired no
body. McInnis then scored of SCOTS
single
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-17
Senators Turn Tables,

Washington, April Decentralization
esened up the series with New York
here today by winning, Z to 6, MS the
result OF an eighth inning batting rally.
Inc i've pitchers used by the two clubs
gave total of Is bases on balls
score. r. II. f.
NEW YORK ..--....--.-..-.-,-..--....-.-s,.--.6 9
washington ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS il
Caldwell, Russell and Hannah;
Harper, Ayers, Dumont and Ainsmith
Detroit VS.. Cleveland, Postponed; Rain.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-17

Detroit VS.. Cleveland, Postponed; Rain.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-17

,agan and Henry; Mayer and Burns.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-13

govske ACADEMIC, in sicer y Su-
saku pri Reki, V Zagrebu, v Oslo
ku in Zemmu. V Bosni in Herce-
govini je devet trgovskih sol, v
Dalmaciji pa stejemo dvoje niz-
Jill, in steer dvorazrednih trgov-
skin Sol, MANFRED V Splitu in V
Dubrovniku. Y Trstu samem je
STEER dvoje italijanskih visjih tr-
govskih Sol, a lie cna zasebna dvo-
raZredna trgovska Sola : sloven-
skim ucnim jezikom. Tudi V L.ju-
bljani 81 nahaja slovenska dvo-
razredna trgovska Sola. I'll dive
slovenski nizji trgovski soli sta
lOkalno trgovino nedvomno zelo
yelikega pomona, IA prekomor-
sko trgovino pa ne ZadOScata. I'M
portna in eksportna trgOvina ga
hteva velikansko prakso in trdno
trgovskoznanstveno izobrazbo.
Slednje pa 81 more pridobiii lie ma
viSjih trgovskih solah IA trgovi-
no. kakor n. PR ma eksportni aka
lemiii ali ma razlrih visokih tr-
goyskih Solah.
Mora Sc tOrei delati ma 10. da
Sc kakOrhitro mOgoce ustanovi Y
Trstu trgovSka ACADEMIA : slo,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ucnim
lezikom, kateri mai Sledita trgov-
ski akademiji Y Llubljani in Spill
~. Henrik SteSka.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-13

gclica-toniko in druga Trincr-
leva zdravila ic dobiii cd danes
naprej izkljucno pc lekarnah
ali pa V trgovinah. XII kupcuic-
10 Z zdravili. Trinericv labora-
tori je do skrajnosti oblozen z
narocili "a lekarne in Waldo.
cato ne more vec izvrSevati ma
rocil cd drugih lrgovccv ter
prosi. maj sc vsi obrncjo do lc-
karin ali trrovcev. Xxi kupcuiejo
z zdravili. kadar hoGcjo kupiti
Trincrjcva zdravila.
ADVERTISEMENT
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-13

Idruzcnc driavc in zavczniki
namcravajo Sodclova,i Sporaz-
umn0. da prc>krbc tudi civilno
ljudNtvo nckdaj sovrainih dcicl
l. twill in drugimi poircbStinami.
To SC jc izvedclo, 10 ic Lila OBJ
j%avlicna hrzojavka pollioynika
lIouScta, Iii jo jc postal pred>cd-
nikU WiI>onu IL Pariza. Br2oiav-
ka pravi. da jc n~aiyiSii voini >vct
: NerSaillcsu Spre.iel rezolucijo.
y katcri izjavlia. ia bo pomaeai
dobi;i ~livljen>kc potrebccimc "a
tip"de liudStvo Av>triii. Bolga-
riii in Turciji.
P~riGakuieio, da la ,klep ma
pravi velik ucinck y NcmGiii. \
kateri primanikuieio zivila. Polo
zaj ie skorai TAX, kot Y Avstro-
Ogrski, V kateri ~ nastali wee
krat izeredi radi pomanjkanja
ziveza.
Zivezni upravitelj Hoover izde-
luje nov nacrt IN prihranilev Ii
VEGA, ia ne preskrbi lie zivila,
ljudStvu Y n|cvtralnih dezclah.
ampak tudi IA ljud,ivo y Belgiji
in Franciii, XII ic bilo o>voboieno
tuiega goSpodStva.
Zivilska uprava SO zda.i ,rudi
dognati, kako velikc so zivcznc
zalogc ma Svetu. PreiSkala bo tc
zalogc na Balkanu in V Avstro-
OgrSki. kcr upa.io. da Sc tudi ma
haja Sc zivez, Iii nj bill radi vol
ne p~oStavlien ma try.
AvStriia jc zunaj vojnc in :
tenn je poSiala plovba po Srcdo-
zcmNkcm morjt syobodna. Odpr-
Ia je naikraiSa poi mdiio in
AvStralijo. V A~vstrali.ii ~ vclike
zaloge pSenicc, XII bo scdaj lahko
priSla na try. In prcvazanic pSe.
nice sc ~po>luiijo av>tral>kih in
drugih ladii.
Po ziveznem program, Hi ga .ic
bill izdclal zavczniSki zivczni Svct
iii katerega elan ic tudi mr.. lTo-
over, ina Amcrika dali V prihod-
MEM leu 1880. 900 ton ziviI.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-13
ZAHTEVAJTEl

Slaha zdravila, XII Jill .ie legio.
ne, 50 neuSpeSna pri bolnikih.
Dobri leki Jill nikoli ne razocara-
10. Berjte sledece. kar smo ravno
prejeli: Potter. Neb., Oct. u.
1918. PoSljite mizopet Triner-
Jerega Grenkega Nima. NogoGe
bi danes ne bila zee Viva brez
mega. NSak. Xxi ne more spati ali
ce ina ze!odcne boleGine sc "a
maj hi posluzil. ker ono cudovito
pomaga. Da dobite silicon uspeh.
~zahtevajte Triner.jcvo Grcnko
Vino in ne vSprejemite ponare.ie-
mega, Pc vsih lekarnah $1.l0. In
ako SO hocctc znebiti revmatiz-
mu, neuralgije. putike, >pahkov
ali Oteklin, zahtevaite Trinerier
Liniment nitro in vSpcSno poma-
ga. 30 in 90 centov po lckarnah.
po poSti - in - centov. Jos.
Triner Company, l333-l34} :.
Ashland Ave, Chicago. III.
Trinericvo amcriSko zdravil-
no grcnko vino. Trincricvo-An-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-13
MILWAUKEE,, WIS.

Seize SlovenSkcga soc. kluba Sc
vrScvSak drugi in cctrti pctek V
mesecu V Ilirija dvorani", 80
1st Ave. ker so vedno vazne stva-
ri ma dncvnem redu, cato Vas We
re dolznost, da pridcte vsi ma Sc
jo. Pripel.jitc 5 Sabo tOvarise, XII
Sc zanimajo "a razrcdni boz in Sc
MISC Y crganizaci.ii.
John Lenko, ta.jnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-13

la vojna. V Glanku so navedeni
statisticni podatki biroia IN de.
lavskO statistikO in delavskega
departmental, XII pokazujejo, ka-
ko so delavci zaGetku voine
vstopali V velikem stevilu V ar
mado in mice nj pokladal vazno-
sti ma industrijo. XII je bila aioa
pOtreba "a vojnO.
DanaSnja vojna jc zahtcvala
moderne metode, XII so So morale
uvesii. Y %februariu 1917 .ie "a
kon "a narodno Sluzbo postal We.
ljaven, ki jc incl namen, da Sc
ma najboljsi naGin porabiio de-
lavci in delavkc Y induStriii. To.
da natrt jc bill pomanikl.jiv in IL
delati jc bilo treba novo %orunni-
zaciio. V avguStu 1917 ic sir
Auckland Gcddcs postal nacelnik
departmental delovnc moci."
Naloga ministrStva narodne
sluzbe jc bila imeti prcglcd mad
tloveSko delovno moG.jo.
Sprejemali so prostovoljcc, Hi
so rrSili vazno in SpeciiaIno dclo.
Nekaterim takim proStovoliccm
so porrnili potne stroSke. drugi
50 dobili y gotovih razmerah ~
ccntoy doklade ma dan.
POrabili so mjczemSke delay
ce IN kaznence. Iapo>lenih je hi
10 Y %januariu 4,740,00O dclavk.
od katcrih ic l,i42,OOO nadomc-
Stilo delavcc. Okoli $4,000 zen.
skin jc pa bilo Sc po>cbc.i nastav.
ljenih Y b~olniSnicah.
Nevaznc induStrijc so bile. o.
mcjenc. toda vGasi .ic bilo ,czko.
Iotiti ncvazno indu>irijo od vaz>
ne. Ia primero, maj >luzi. da 81
odpadki Y %tovarnah, y kalerih H.
dcluiejo Svilo in milo vaini y
municiiSkih tovarnah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-13

ker jc naStala potrcba. da pre-
hraniio iudi civilno prebivalstvo
Y Evropi, DO treba dodati mai
mani Sc 5,o0Q.0OO ton ziveza. da-
sIravno DO niogocc Y prihodniem
ietu pommoziti produkcijo poll
skega pridelka V Evropi vsled ma
Staleea miru.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-13
ADVERTISEMENT
Sedez: ~Johnstown, Pa

Sedez: Johnstown, Pa.
GLAVNI URADNIKI:
Predsdnik. IVAN PRosToR, 1898 Norwood Rid. ceveland ob,o
p0dpredsednk; JosIP zoRKo, r. F. D. ., Box liz. West Newport, Pa
oiav taris: BLAZ NOVAK, 64 Main Str. Johnstown p
l. ron tajnik: FRANK PAVLoVcIc, 634 Main str. Johnstown u.
fom NJ ANDREJ VIDRICE.1 40 Main St, Franklin. Conem."g -,
blagalnhk: JOSH zELE. 65O2 st. Clair Ave. Clevelond rho
rom biaga)nik; ANTON HocEVAR, r. F. d {. Box OF gridpenort n
NADZoRNI oDBoR:
Predsednik nadzor. odbora: JOSH PETERNEI. Eox o5. wnlock p,
lnadzornik: NIkoLAJ PovSE, / Grab St, Numrey In. NJ g pitt
burgh, Pa. N' N"' ~ " f"tN
:. nadzornk: IVAN GRosEIJ. $50 E. 18th St. Cleveland obio
PoRoTNI oDBoR:
Kans. oN -, hSt mineral,
l. porotnik FRANC TERoPcIc. R. +. D. 3. Box 1s rs,t sm,, A,
= porotnik; JosIP GoLoB, 1916 s. 18th st, Springfield m
VRHoVNI ZDRAvNIK:
DR. JOSH " GRAHEK, si3 E. Ohio ST. PittsburOb IA
Glavni urad: 63i Main St, Johnsown, Pa
URADNo GLAsILo:
GAS NARoDA.' go Corlandt Street. Now yo,k cur
,'IFha dru'tva, o7iroma nih urndniki, 80 uiudno pr,,oui ro;lioti
- "VN" h"faEnoNt ma gaNnega taipika in nikonar drlncoo' DEM
"J :" pNue ,edno potion IoStnih, Exprcsnih. ali Bonerib Jcrorni,
sl,rI;,o' pHH nun pa ne ne potom pnvatnih fekov. Nakazne, mai sc ~
N"iPil'; Hah Novak, Title Trust and Guarantee 70 m tar roI,iim,
P"'Fho 2 mcS"cnim pororiom M nasov ri. tainika.
n S"'"ju, ia oIa1ijO druStVeni tanki pi porosiIb olovpm, ,,i
IA ~ pomhhJkJNost, maj 70 nemudoma naznanio urodu oIsv,rr,
'"f" at sc ' prlhOdnjc popravi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-13

Monthly Labor Review. OBJ
javlja zanimiv clanek o nacinu,
kako je Anglia reSevala delav-
sko vpraSanje, odkar je izbruhni-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-13
MAZILJENJE MRTVIH MED
JUzNOAMERISKIMI INDI-
JANCI.

V juzni Ameriki zivi Sc pray
mnogo lndijancev, XII 81 nedo-
Stopni IA vSako izobrazbo. Neci-
IA Jill zivi V raznih drzavah, To-
da Y takO oddalienih krajih, Ola
lih ne more doSeCi roka pravice.
V DRAW Ecuador zivi pleme In
tiJancev, kateremu praviio Yba.
ros. PosebmoSt tega plcmcna ie
med drugim tudi to, da znajO
zmanjSati glave ubitih %Sovrazni-
';ov in Jill hraniti. Kadar ubiieju
mamcnitega naSprotnika, reel
mo glavarja drugcga rodu,
m~anjSajo dchelino glavc IA pri-
ncroma Stiri palce,toda obraza ne
izpremene pray ME. Kljub majhni
CLAW ostane Obraz tako podoben
DrejSnjemu. da ga more Spozna-
ii vsak. kdor ga je poznal zivega.
To pieme fbaroS zivi med
irugimi plemeni Y pokrajinah a
;uay in LOLA ter je V vecnem bo-
lu 5 Sosednimi plemeni. Ia plcme-
ma Sc vedno napadajo in more
vse. kar Jim pride V pest. MoSke
II detke navadno pokolje.io, zen
ske pa odvedeio $ seboj.
kadar ubijejo kaksnega pogla-
varJa, mu vselej odrezejo glavo.
Ielo casino je med ondotnimi pie
neni, &c Sc more kdo postavliati
z glavami toliko in toliko sovraz.
likov. kadar Sc ZaGne zman.iSa-
NE. je glava odrezana. Pobero
MANFRED vse koSti IL glave. ne da
u izpremenili kaj podobo obra-
"a ali ranili, kako ~napraviio to,
sc nj doslej vedelo.
Najprej ~odstranijo mchkc de
e IL glave, pOtem koSli in drugo.
err napolnijo glavo Z vrocimi ka-
neni in nekim rastlinskim sokom.
Il je skrivnost dotiGnega plcme-
ma. To Sc nadaljuje tako dolgo, da
postane glava tako velika koi
lobro debelo ja.ice, trda in suha
OF podplat.
Cudno je pri tenn procesu. da
sc obraz pray mic he izpremeni.
Lasje, brada, obrvi. vse ostanc.
PRAY mic ne izpade in pray ME
re izgubi svOjc barve. Cello mai
maniSe dlaGicc po obrazu Sc vi
dij0 zelo dobro.
Use to traja primeroma emo le-
to. Glavo obesijo vselei V dim
nix, oziroma V dim ma debclo
vrv. Csta zamaSe, ker mislijo, da
'ako preprecijo, da ne more mrt-
wee JEST ali govoriti.
40 je : gotovo. pride glava
ma glavarjeva %sulico, kjcr jc V
cast in pOnoS mozn. Vsako leto
'astc image mad Sovrazniki in
iorakaj0 4 na~taknjcnimi glavami
4. Obhodih.
Glavar nora hraniti glavo
vsaj Fri lcta. Pc preteku tega "a
"a SINE deti glave, kamor iiih ho-
re. Nendar pa osimejo navadno
Sc nadalje V glavarjcvih rokah.
ker pomeni to poSebno cast.
V zadnjem casu so zaCele dobi-
vati tc glave tudi nekak trgovski
pomen. Dovolj JIG kurioznih liudi.
Xxi hi radi dali vsak denar ia
tako glavo. Vendar JIG pa zelo
tezko priti do ME, ker je Indian
ci sami ne prodajo. Tudi .je ecua-
dorska vlada prepovedala izdelo-
vati, imeti ali izvazati glave. &c
pa ina kdo denar. zmaga gotovo
$ tezkoGe in pride lahko do gla-
We.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-13

Ustanovljena dnc .6. augusta
1901.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-13

Trincricvo amcriSko zdravil-
no grcnko vino. Trincrjcvo-An-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
ACR|CUL TURAL
RECONSTRUCTION
Professor McCue of Delaware Col
lege Gives Interesting and
Informing Address.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark, Dee. &C. A. McCue.
Professor of Horticulture, addressed the
students and faculty of Delaware College
on Wednesday on Agricultural Recon-
struction. Professor MctSue is referred TO
as the Peach Man" owing to his great
success in raising peaches at the college
Experimental Farm He has stimulated
every phase of horticulture throughout
the State. He is president of the AmerI-
can Society of Horticultural Science and
combines the scientific and practical
grasp of his subject. His address in part
follows:
The late worlds struggle IN which we
have been engaged has been quite largely
won thru the ability of the American
farmer TO rise TO the emergency and in
crease his output of food stuffs The
story of how the American farmer re-
sponded to his country's call for food
will, when the all is told, form a glorious
chapter on our nations history. The war
has demonstrated beyond all peradventtlre
that agriculture Is the firm foundation
upon which rests all activities of the
human race. The oldest of callings, II
has been least organized and | may be
pardoned if / say the least appreciated.
However, the farmer has now come to
his own and reached his proper station
among his fellow workers
Now that the war is over there must
be no relaxation in food production
The greater portion OF Europe is thor
oughIy disorganzcd and il viii be some
time before the countries in that unhappy
continent can hope 70 fully provide their
Own food stufs Europe IS short Of cattle,
hog, and other sources Of meat She is
short on wool, cotton. leather and ct
many staple articles Of dict This
shortage must he supplied and largely
from this country The American farmer
must til keep up his wartime activities
along lines of food production
Anarchy and starvation 60 hand in
hand The best cure for Bulshcyism IS
a fun stomach The normal civic status
of Europe cannot hc fully restored until
satisfying food ration is IN accomplished
fact We must change the slogan Food
will WIN the wal 70 that Of Food will
save Civilization
From the remuneration standpoint,
the future If American agriculture We,
never brighter The rewards for intclh-
gent farming were never more prom~-
ing Tor many yrt:S - come agriculture
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06

ing soldiers who have but little knowl-
edge Of agricultural Should tthey not
point our better and up-to-datc methods
TO those who have had previous farm
experience?
Are these colleges living up TO Their
opportunities if they do not establish
Short COURSES m Agriculture for the
ed and given government aid in fitting
him To earn n living from these lands
which they arc offering him? Such -
for agricultural education
should be founded upon we'll outlined
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06

presented ~ yen by one of my colleagues
and we need not dwell longer upon it.
Shonld the government establish n
man upon n soldiers farm and yet foil
to prepare him for his task Of wringing
n competency from the soil2 Should not
some means be provided where by these
men may gain nm insight into nature
and natures methods before being thrust
upon their own" We have in this
country great organization for teach
ing agriculture in ali its phases. An
organization that no other country has
to near the same measure. ] refer to
the Agricultural Colleges Al leost one
in every state of the Union. Shall they
not be utilized in an endcavor To at lenst
smooth the way for those of our return
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06

will afford satisfactory living TO the
farmer who is willing TO make a work
team of his Drains and his hands The
experience of the past two wears has
shown us that higher type Of farm
ing is needed. The emergency has re-
suited In many improved methods
of crop production and there is still
room for great Improvement,
Youth ~ ever progressive and keen
to adopt new methods Our army abroad
contains thousands of young men who
have been called over night from fol-
lowing the low TO following the
machine gun. These men have had
chance to observe European meth
ods of farming ard mi their return to
their rural homes they will be quick
60 put into practice many of the good
points of agriculture which they have
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observed IN 1sc in England, rance,
Belgium and even in Germany,
Many young men VINO nave always
lived and worked in citirs- will have
acquired n love for the open country
and they will be Ionth Co return to the
fcttered air of the cities. Many of these
men will trrn their thoughts and physi-
cal efforts toward agriculture. Most
Of them will he untitled for their task.
Physically they may nc in perfect con-
dition for the hard work on tho farm,
but mentally they will be insists for
the task they seek. Yet this great mass
of excellent material should not be al
lowed to expend it's energies futily.
These men should be fitted for their
task Plans are already under way to
provide these men with lands. That
phase of the work has already been
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plan and not upon hassty Ibid schemes.
IL should have government effort behind
il rather than depending upno sporadic
personal efforts. There u rsrd Of Kakhi
Colleges IN thm country ~ vell ss in
France
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Reception 10 Masonic GRIND Msstss.

dinner was gwen in honor Of Mort
Worshipful Grand Master A. Victor
Hughes, Of the Grand I.odgo a DeIaw0s,
A. r and a. NJ, who, accompanied by
his staff, war making the frxt official visi.
of the term TO Oriental I>odgs, No. u, ~,
Wednesday evening
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RED CROSS rs ssOLDrER-s BEIR.

Nsw yrt, DrA- o.---In yrnsrtods for
e.r.tA ssrsins uhaA nved his life an a
P,un k>p1tl, S>lvstore Fibypo, N
Eria. Pa, Dn,t,d Ststss soldier, hss
exsouted = win, leaving all bis poeses-
vss announced here last night
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Phflafhea Bible Class Meets.
III. Philatbez Bible Clsss 81 UnioD
NJ T.. Church held biisincs, nesting
last night AT The home u Mre kobcr'
Delah,, sl8 North Harmon sxeet
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structiOn of property. It's trade has
revived greatly in recent years, but
has been largely of local nature.
Modern City on Ancient Site.
The modern city stands on virtually
the ancient site. The older sections
are partly within wall built by the
Saracens. A medieval castle on the
site of the ancient citadel is deserted
and in ruins. 1t stands on mound,
partly artificial and faced with stone.
The population of the city, about $780,
600, is three-quarters Moslem. The
European residents. the ArmenianS
and other native Christians and the
Jews all occupy separate sections Of
the city. The exports are mainly tex
tiles, leather and nuts. The nearest
seaport is Alexandretta, 20 miles away
on the Mediterranean coast.
A city so old and held by so many
peoples, with their various religions
may be expected to have it's share Of
legends and holy places. AleppO II
rather disappointing in that respect.
There are few shrines of any sort and
all of any consequence are MOhamme-
dan. One of the mosques. of which
there are many, contains tomb re-
puted to be that OF Zacharias, father
of John the Baptist.
The Turks have long regarded Alep-
pc as one Of the stronghOlds of their
faith and the probable capital Of their
dominion should they be forced out of
Europe.