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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-07
DAD PROUD OF
THE DEVIL DOGS

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 7.-Reuben W.
Milton. q Missouri Pacific engineer Of
Joplin, No. was perfectly willing his
son. Earl R. Milton. should go to war
az a Marine, but he wanted to drive
the train that carried him on his frst
lap of his journey to Berlin.
Young Milton was to come here from
Joplin with two of his pals 10 enlist.
but his transp ortation read via the
Fisco line. AT the request of the elder
Milton they were transferred to the
Missouri Pacific and Engineer Milton
drove the train carrying the three en-
bryo deviI-dogs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-07
ITALY rs FAVORITE.

LONDON. Aug. Everyone in Lon
don is doing honor to italy
In restaurants the principal dish on
the carte du jour is macaroni. and
people who never have attempted that
delicacy before are now changing
their mouths in coils Of it. under the
impression that they are paying a
compliment to Italy.
The lunchers beam on the Italian
walters and the italian walters beam
on their customers
The effect Of ItaIy's great showing
in the war is evident everywhere. Even
the italian organ-grinders are having
coins showered upon them in unpre-
cedeuted fashion.
At present it looks as II the italian
cult has come to stay.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-07
BEST FRENCH GETS BEST
GIRL-BOYS STUDY HARD

HUNTED PRESS CABLEGRAHl
LONDON. Aug. 6.-The army is solv-
ing more than one national difficulty.
In pre-war days. perhaps owing to our
insularity. the English were not what
might be called good linguists.
But the army has fixed all that. Its
grammar might leave a lot to be desir-
ed but when it comes to making itself
understood. the army gets there
Practically all Of the boys have mas
tered the essentials OF the French Ian
guage. For instance. they have all
learned to say Bono soir. mam'seIle.
voulez-vous promener avec moi2"
10 keep their linguistic accomplish
ments up to the mark the Americans
have joined them, and new phrases have
to be adopted.
Guess I've got YOU trimmed" says
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-07
TAGGERS CAN
TELL A TIGHTWAD
BY HIS FACE

LONDON. Aug. 7.-Flas-day promo
tiers for the thousand-and-one war
charities of England haze ascertained
that their best hag-sellers are prof.
Gent students of physiognomy. As
one day in three is tag day for some
charity or another the girls who sta
ton themselves at the busiest street
corners 10 nab all corners make it a
rule to tackle persons who look as
though they won't come through.
According to one of the most sue
cessful taggers the man with a frown
isn't necessarily tight wad or hard
10 approach. On the other hand the
man with a stock of smile may have
faint something in his expression to
betray him as a nickel pincher and
therefore not worth buttonholing for
small contribution.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-07
REMAINS OF MRS. NETTIE
WOODEN LAID To REST

The funeral Of Mrs Nettie Wooden
was held at four o'clock this afternoon
and was attended bg scores Of friends
In the death of Mrs. Wooden the Ham
mond Chapter Of the Red Cross lost one
Of its staunchest members. II was Al
at the Red Cross meeting last Wednes-
day evening when sine was taken fatal
iv NI She was also a member Of the
Daughters Of Liberty, Golden Rod
Camp Royal Neighbors. the Dorcas lie
becca lodge and the Methodist Aid So
ciety At different times she was hon
ored with election to office in these
organizations. Her rather sudden de
mise il greatly regretted ~ her many
friends who now extend their deepest
sympathy to the bereaved family.
The funeral services were conducted
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-07
TO CONSOLIDATE
TELEPHONE LINES

WASHINGTON. Aug. 7.-Postmaster
General Burleson today announced that
the government undoubtedly viii CO.
ordinate and consolidate competing tel
ephone system" in the country wher-
ever possible. Negotiations already IN
der way TO this end by competing sys-
TENS viii not be disturbed and when
completed shall be submitted to him for
approval AS recently stated competing
lines in over 900 cities Will be af-
fected by the governmen plans.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-07
THEY'D SELL,
GERMANY FOR A
LIB. OF STEAK

LONDON, Aug The Iron Cross
has been so cheapened in four years OF
war that the German soldiers no longer
and are willing to part with 1t for .
good ration of bread. on being cap
tured
The French Croix de Guerre is the
most common decoration In the allied
ranks. but as it is won only at great
risk by acts OF conspicuous bravery.
the French soldier prizes 1t today as
highly a he ever did
German soldiers get the Iron Cross
n its varying degrees for very COM
n1onplace acts at the front and even
for services far from fighting. The
decoration has been bestowed literally
~ the pound Long lists Of new awards
are printed nearly every week in the
German newspapers
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-07
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Butter Creamery extras. 4Slzci
cfreamery nrsts. 4S4a q 43a4c: hrsts. Al
X a42l2c. seconds. 500 4lc.
ggs-Ordinaries, S6QS7l2c; frsts.
SSla SOC.
Live Poultry-Fowls. 2sG soc; ducks,
24c; geese, Ice; springs, Sic turkeys.
zoe.
veal-5O 10 Obs. 19a zoe: SO to so
lbs. 21G21lac: 80 TO 10 lbs, 22 q 22isc;
fancy. 23c; overweight kidneys, 15q lie;
coarse. 12al5c
Potatoes-Cars. So; Wing, bbls.. $3.50
4475: new $500.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-07
365 DRUNKS
PUNCHED IN DRY
HAMMOND

Charles See. secretary Of the Ham
mond police department. had to work
overtime last month as i was one OF
the banner months Of the department.
There we're three hundred and sixty
three arrests made in July and one hun
dred and forty-seven were for drunken
ness
Very few Of those arrested are from
Hammond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-07
HUBER'S
NEPHS;W ON TOR
PEDOED LINER

On the list cf survivors Of the hos
pitsl transport. Warilda. torpedoed ard
sunk by q German submarine August
Bird, appeared tie name Of Lieutenant II.
T. Huber nephew Of Attorney Arthur
c. Huber Of Last Chicago and Cary
over one hundred died and Lieutenant
Huber with Captain Beatty are spoken
of as tho leaders in the rescue work
Lieutenant Huber's home is at 1880
Prairie avenue, Chicago.
Help put Indiana &C. oss June
%. Join the War Savers army
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-07
SUB SHELLS BOAT
HALF MILE OFF
ATLANTIC SHORE

- - " ! ID ItI-o4-I
WASHINGTON. Aug. THE Dia-
mond Shoals light ship off North Caro-
lima was shelled and sunk by a sub
marine late yesterday afternoon when
the submarine came within half a mile
Of the beach. the navy department an
nounced today. The crew took to their
boats and reached shore safety.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-07
KEEPING TAB
ON GERMANY

LONDON. Aug 7.-Germany's mon
ster levies on occupied territories will
be taken into account IN final peace
negotiations. Lord Cecn. assistar< sec
rotary Of state for foreign affairs. an
nounced in the house of commons.
Germany already has levied 2SS0.-
100000 francs Cmore than S45o.000.000).
according to the pre-war rate of ex-
change on Belium he said
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-07
N11GNS'sS59; }Yss)
GXAG5 - 8 BELlrANs
V-a115 hot water
EKR Sure Relief
&. a..EaSs.AN 9
Ezz5S FOR iNDtG ESTtON

sch the ago Of twenty -one, Or uatU
you complete your course
Previously there have been two
methods By which young man might
enter the national service. He mtph;
either enlist voluntarily as a private.
in the army or navy, or he might re
main In civilian ltfe until called 10 a.
tive service ct the age OF twenty one
under the Selective Service Law. Tho
student Army Training Corps repre-
rents third method Of entering the
service which has special adyantege-
for young men fitted 20 20 to college.
For further information eoncera.nz
tho Student Army Training Corps. az
ply 70 any college which you desire ~
attend or 20 the Committee on Educa-
ton and Special Training. ar Depart
ment. Washington. Z. c
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-07
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Hogs-Receipts. 1000; market. Is to
20 up rough SI725@ls.oo; light. $3.50
a 1925; pigs. s17.75@1S.50; bulk. S1S.25
ai9.S5; butchers. S195Oq 1890: pack
ing. $4,000 1900.
Cattle Receipts. $500; market.
strong. steady: beeves, $1,000 q 1880;
cows. s7.0061425: feeders. 81
5Oal3.00. Gamers. 5000 ZOO; calves.
$16.75 91750; butchers, $1,000 1925.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-07
FOES SIDE BY SIDE.

WAsHINGTON. Aug. 1t brought
a smile to the faces Of senator's recent
ly to see. seated side BY side in the
senate galleries. Rev z A. Dinwiddie.
legislative agent Of the National Anti
saloon league and Levi Cook, plain
lobbyist for the liquor interests.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-07

the Yankee. as he walked of arm in arm
with mann selle;" 10 teach her Ameri-
can"
out monsieur. mais you are certaine-
ment 'stung. -. chirrups the Belgian
maid.
And thus the English Tommies and
American doughboys find that the man
who can get away with the best French
also can get away with the best girl
and competition is keen
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-07
COLORED DRAFTEES
CALLED TO COLORS
IspEc1AI ~ - -. ]

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug The
drafted oolored men in following num-
bers were called to the colors TODAY by
the state conscription agent from Lake
county: East Chicago, 81: Gary. PA;
Lake county. A: total, 500 men. They
wiz entrain Aug. % for Camp Dodge
Des Moines. Ia.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-07

BY Or Thomas J. Bassett Of the First
y L. church Of which Mrs. Wooden
was also faithful member. The ser
vices were held at the home. sos VII
cox street and interment was made at
oak Hll cemetery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-07

The promoters deny that the tag
sellers are becoming timid on the
contrary they have reached the tag
selling business to a science and no
longer waste time and effort on people
who. their knowledge of faces tells
them. cant be persuaded TO come
across
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-07
GRAIN PRODUCTION
GREATLY INCREASED

WASHINGTON. Aug. 9-substanti-
ating the assertion that grain produe-
ton this year has been larger than
this government and her associates in
the war had hoped fer. hgures revealed
today that in the ten-day period be-
twee July is and 25 grain shipments
exceeded those for the same period in
1917 By 5000 cars The total move
ment for the period this year was 40
004 cars against 25.533 cars for the cor
- -.--..-la...- -, 49, n, -a1-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-07
TEACHERS INSTITUTE

ESPECIAL To TIE ItMES.l
CROWN POINT. IND, Aug THE
annual session of the Lake County
Teachers Institute viii be held in the
high school auditorium. Crown Point.
the week Of August $3.50. 1918
The following instructors will have
charge of the work: DR.. A. F. Winship.
editor Journal of Education. Boston.
Mass. Dean H Lester Smith. School Of
Education. Bloomington, Ind; Ada Van
Stone Harris. Primary Supervisor.
Pittsburgh. Penn: v. A. Place. County
Agent Crown Point, Ind. Miss Irene
Piper. Music Instructor. Chicago. III.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-07

Huge public kitchens, where a
whole meal can be bought already
cooked, have been installed in Lon
don and other large cities, and are
helping to solve the food question
in England
In London, the Hammersn1ith
baths have been converted into
kitchens. equipped with every mod
ern convenience for cooking on a
large scale
Purchased IN quantity, prepared
without waste, and cooked scienti-
nca1ly, these meals can be bought at
q much cheaper price than could
possibly be attained through IN
dividua1 purchase and home prepa-
ration
The poor are not tho only ones
who take advantage OF the public
kitchens All degrees OF social lie
are represented daily at the food
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-07

LONDON. Aug Counter attack
inE between the Ancre and the Somme.
British troops eaJly this morning re-
gained oil the more important positions
lost yesterday southwest OF Morlan-
court and took number Of prisoners.
Field Marshal Hais reported today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-07
CHICAGO GRAIN FUTURES.

Corn-Aug, S1'5Os4; oct. s1637s;
Sept, s162.
oats-Aug, 69lsc; Oct 7Ossc: Sept.
$3.50.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-07

4E1 Mss - SA~s-1fNfAAiI
PARIS. Aug 7.-l2:25 y. m.-Allied
troops repulsed German attacks against
LAGRANGE farm on the Vesle river line
and captured the Siry-Sa kssogne Rail
way station. the war office announced
today.
West of NIontdidier the allies made
progress on a front Of about two
miles.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-07
TO LATE TOO CLASSIFY

WANTED Young man for office work;
good position for right party. Con-
sumer's Co. 2s9 Holman ST., Hammond.
S-7-2t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-07

Buy a Thrift Stamp and lick the
Hun.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-07

Buy Thrift Stamp and lick the
Hun.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-04

ciem starry kupiec przyJmowaf wanna Wlauonno9''
Pan Wrinkle, jak r~zeklismy, przeczytat list DO
ostatniego wyrazu; potem zlozy( go napowrot sta
rannie wlasnie w chwili, gdy pan Pickwlck spc'
dziewa} sic wielkiego wywnetrzenia uczuc, umoczyt
pi6ro w kaIamarzu i zapytal tax spokojnie, jakby
szlo O naipospolitszy interes handlowH-o adres pa
Id Nataniela Wrinkle.
w Londynic. w hotelu pod Jcrzym ~Jastrzg-
biem. Gcorge-Yard, Lombard Street - odpowie'
dial pan Pickwick.
Starry gentleman napisai metodycznic adrcS ia
liScic, umie5cil 60 W biurku, zamkna', kIucz wlozyt
do kicszeni rzckl:
Zdaje mi sic, &c mic wieccj mic many Sobic
do powiedzcnia - panic PlckWlck'
Mic do powiedze1ia, panic:- zawoiai tlIozoi
I oqniem / pclcn oburzcnia. - Mic do poWlcdzcn1a!
CYL ME cheese pan wynurzyc sweso zdania o kro,
ku tak'waznym w zyciu syna? Czyz nc poIcc1sZ mi
pan, bym uspokoii jcgo zone: AaStanoW SIG Eo'
chany panic!
- WlaSnic cEce sic zastanowic. ObccnIc mic
nowicdzicG ME moge. Tcstem czlow1ek systennatycz-
rv, panic Pickwick nigdy &c zbytnlm poSp'cchem
ME biorc sic do zadncgo Interest,"; a to. co 0 tenn
sadie Z pozor0w, mic bardzo mi sic podoba. yS'4c
funt0w, panic Pickwick, to nicwiclka rzccz.
Masz pan slusznoSc - wyrwaf sic Ben NJ
len. kt0ry swojc tysiqc funtow przePuscf l. "'c'N!
4atwoscia. - TcstcS pan czlowiekiem bardzo rozSqd'
rvm. Bobic! to bardzo roztropny staruszck.
- Cicszc sic bardzo. IL pan mi o~ddaJesz Spra-
wiedliwoSt - odpowicdziaF pogardliwIc pan NH'Klc
- TO cwna, panic Pickwick moW1t daIeJ - &c
pozwalajqc menu synowi podr6zowac jakiS czas w
towarzystwic pana, by pozna} SWAT ludz1' n'gdy
ne spodziewalem sic podobnego wypadku. Syn
moi vic O tenn bardzo dobrzc. Zrcszta dowie sic on
o mojcj dccycyi. Tymczasem zycze panom dobreJ
nocy. Malgorzato, otw0rz panom drzWl.
Przez ten GAS Bob Sawyer znakami daWal dc
zrozumicnia Bcnowi, IL powinicn powicdziec cos
dobitnego: vice Ben, ME czckajqc dIuso, przcmoW1i
zwiczlc, ale Z ogniem:
- Panic powicdzia}. u~tkwiwszy bl;dnc swc
oczy w pana Winklc - pan... pan powinicnes
w~stydzic sic swego pos]tepowania.
- RzcczywiScic odparl pan Wrinkle - jake
brat m}odcj osoby, pan jcstcs najlep5zym sedziq "
tel sprawic. Me dose tego. Proszc mic w;cccj mic
Godawat, panic Pickwick. Dobranoc panu.
To rzeklszy, starry kupicc wziql lichtarz otwo-
,zyI drzwi, <rzccznic wskazujqc ia ~korytarz.
- Pozafujcsz pan swego ~postepku rzckf pan
~Fickwick, zaciskajqc zcby, by powstrzymac swoj
2niew.
- w tel chwili - odpowiedzial pan pan Win,
kIc re spokojem - jestem wrecz przeciwncSo IDA.
MIA. Dobranoc panu.
Pan Pickwick bardzo oburzony wySzedl ma IL
lice; Bob Sawyer byI zupelnie zmatowany stanow-
czoscia starego gcntlemana; kapelusz pana Bena
Al1ena potoczyl sic pc bruku, a osoba jcgo uda]a
sig W slad "a kapeluszcm. Trzcj towarzysze poSzli
spac W milczcniu bez wieczerzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-04
ROZDZIAL VIII.
Cpisujacy wanna zmiane w familii Wellerow
przedwczesny upadek czerwononosego.

przedwczesny upadek czerwononosego.
Powr6ciwSzy ma drugi dziei do L%ondynu, pan
I ickwick wysiadi w oberzy pod Ierzym Jastrzc
bicm, a panowic Bob Sawyer Ben Allen udali sic
TO Borough.
- Ach. to pan, panic Wel1er:: Dzich dobry
panic WelIcr!- rzckla piekna pokojowka, spotka-
wszy Sama W korytarzu.
- Ola mnic zawszc jest dzicr dobry, sdy pan
nc widze odpowicdziaf Sam. K O.! jake L panny
S.icznc stworzcnie!
- No! panic Weller! co pan robisz; Dajzc pan
9ok6i, panic Weller!
- Czemu mann dac poh0j:
- A tcmu. CO pan robisz!... Pusc-zc mnic
pan! - dodala pickna dzicwczyna. u5micc1ajac sic
i odpychaiac Sauna ku Scianic. - PolHiales mi pan
czcpck. poplataFeS wlosy mic dajcsz sobie powic,
Gzict, zc cd trzcch dni czeka til ia pana list. Przy-
s}ano 60 zaraz pc w~yjezdzic pahskim; a ma kcpcreie
stoi: pilno.
- Gdziez ten list, moja droga:
- a 60 wzieIam; w przeciwnym razie pewno-
by zaginaf. Ale, doprawdy, pan ME jestes wart togo
To m0wiac, Mary wydobyla Z "a przeSliczncgo
swego gorsu list i poda}a Samuelowi; ten naprzod
"caIowal go L wielka gaanterya i szacunkiem.
- Ohio! zawolala Mary. poprawiajac sobic
cllustke CIV ME zakochaleS sic pan w tenn pisa.
uiu?
Sam wzrokiem tylko odpowiedzial; ale byi to
wzrok bardzo wymowny; potem. u~siadlszy kolo
Mary pod oknem, o~tworzyl list i poczaf rozgadat.
- Oho!- zawo}af - a to co znaczy:
Spodziewam sic, re ME zasz}o mic zlcgo -
rzek}a Mary, zagladajac mu przez ramie.
- Mech Bog blogoslawi twoje pieknc oczy!-
rzcki Sam, odwracaJaC sic.
- OF! mic zajmuj sic pan memi oczyma, a lc-
piei czvtai, co tam pisa - odparfa piekna poko-
i0wka.
Ale m0wiac to, patrzyla tax f%iluternic, IL wzro-
kowi temu niepodobna bylo oprzec sic. Vice Sam
orzezwiE SIG pocalunkicm pocza} czytac co haste
Puje:
,Markiz CRANKY. Sroda."
Moi kochany Samuelu!
,Przykro mi, IL nam te przyjemnosc uwlado-
mic cie O ziych wiadomosciach. Twoja macocha do
stala kataru, wskutek tego. re miala nieostroznosc
diugo siedziec ma w~ilgotnes lace, podczas deszczu,
azeby czekaG ma pasterza; kt6ry pokazaf sic bardzo
p66zno W nocy, gdyz upil sic srogiem ME m6g'
predko wytrzezwit sic. Doktor m6wi, re gdyby "a
raz potem napila sic grogu goracego a ME pred
tenn, toby ME by1a uszkodzona
(Clag daisy nastapi.) .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-04
Y

Ma Biaiej Gore lcczyli sic ciagle dwaj ochotn'-
/ krzyzaccy, a Zero by} juz prawie zdrow; Z Han
I'm tylko, kt6rego rama giebsza byla znaczniej-
la. szlo powoli. Dzierla przykiadaia zioia dzl-
kowaia sic, re ME skutkowaiy.
Ksiadz zegota radby sic byl juz pozbyi uciaz-
|wych goSci, ale w~ypedzit ich MI mogi, a oni sa-
II ME mysleli wcale o wynoszeniu sic z tego schro-
kenia, w kt6rem ME tax i'm lie bylo.
Zero szczegolniej, zobaczywszy dwie piekne
kalki, tax sic mlodziehczo zajai niesi, IL gotow
M O wyprawie ma Prusakow / zakonnikach, Q
kryiu i przyszIoSci 'zapomniec. L Dzierla' JaE
E6gi ! umiaI, m6wil tylko o mich, a w kohcu po-
kanowi{ spr6bowac s~zczeScia, czy Z JeJ pomoca ME
btrafi zblizyG sic do dziewczat.
| On i Lambach o~patrzeni byli W grosz dosyc
E@dicie. Zero wiec poczai szatahska sw2 sPrawe Cd
~. re obdarzyl babe, obiecujac jej dziesieckrot
yAcei. ktoreby dostat mogla, jeSiby mu Wide
ie Halek uiatwiia.
Stara z~aczela cd tego, IL p~ieniedzy wcale brac
~ chciai, okazala strach i zgroze wielka' "a
LrMsieela, re Zero ME powinien l snlc o tenn
efolna iednak namySliwszy sic, schowala do to-
Xxi podarek, zamilkla, ma. przyszfosc ME chcae
\ ~zobowiazac do niczego. Wyszediszy poten
\ Izagrodc, dumala.
Dziewczeta byiy niezmiernie' ciekawe Mem
H., ladny chiopak zajety niemi. Pokusa ia bra
1 k,yatwic obu stronom niewinne zblizenle sic kr
L6be. Mogio sic to STAG t~ajemnie, &c zywa-Oy
/, "a O tenn ME wiedziaia. Zyskalaby naraz lyle
s~eniedzy, re choGby potem Z niemi przyszfo sts
lie wynosic, uciekat, skryG, take ME byio dc
6oardzenia. Miedzy strachem a pokusa' walcza;
~oBeigiem, Dzicrla wiosy sobie rwasa z gfowy
o1ezochrawszy jc, natychmiast biagla je porzad'
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-12-19
COUNTY AGENT NOTES

The Omio Farmers Club. is plan
ming on Community Christmas din
ner. This club has the right idea
It is doing a great deal of practical
business and social nature.
The Hull school had a garden ex
hibit last Friday afternoon. The ex.
hibits were very good considering
the drought.
Mr.. F. C. Foell of Temvik was
the first man to sign up card for
farm help.
The Emmons County Republican
editor had very good article on the
value Of Farm Bureau last week
After being compelled twice to post.
pone this organization, we have now
decided to take it up during Fabru-
ary, hoping by that time the flu
germs will be froze stiff.
Mr.. John Gates Of Hazelton is of.
fering $50 fine ewes for sale.
If the editor permits, wish Il
call your attention also to the follow
ing for sale: Broom Grass, j. L.
Eaton and Kurtz Bros, Hazelton
Short Horn Bull Calves, l.. A,
Corwin, Hazelton; Poland Chins
Boar Pigs, A. R. Muehlberg, Hak
alton.
Applications fer Federal Seet
Grain Looms on spring wheat se@dins
muat be in by February lst. Writ
or phone County Agent, Linton, fol
blanks.
II, o. sAuER,
County Agent
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-12-19

Our point of view has now been changed from war
necessity to humanitarian appeal in all food conservation
Efforts said Federal Food Administrator E. F. Ladd when
asked regarding the future work Of the Food
In cable recently received from Mr. by the Food
officials he stated that the pressing demand to keep
Europe from of the worst Of history is
but the definite program further conferences
abroad. '---"'. ~ ~
when the American people fully realize the predcament
millions Of people in Europe when the picture ia
them in all its startling reality there will be spontaneous
demand the part of the American public
their relief Some agency carry relief work.
what will be done and how it will be done yet
but the work that placed before the Food Admnstra.
ton workers acquat the public with the Europe
needs and to them for voluntary cooperation saving
vast numbers from starvation distinguished the
regulations which war measure but will nc
longer bring about the desir ed ends"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-12-19
YOU ARE WELCOME AT
THE NJ. E. CHURCH

Sunday School, a. 1850 m
Young and old find that they can
learn much from greatest Book
which has aver been written. We
nave just the class for you.
Epworth League at 6:45 p. m.
These meetings are of especial in
terest to the young people Of this
community.
Evening worship at 7:30 p. m.
The subject of the sermon will be
''eThs Warriors Shield" There will
be special music and we feel sure
that il you will come you will enjoy
this evening hour Of worship with US.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening at 7:30.
We urge every on. to come and en-
Joy the meetings Of prayer and con-,
ference. II is the service of thu
church which you can least afford to
miss.
II you are stranger in the city
or If You are without church home,
you win find Christian welcome at
this church. Coma to the services
Of the rhcurch where
EvEnyBoDy's FRIENDLY.
S. III. swANEY, Pastor.
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