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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-28
Pociu. taica.

Pociu, taica.
,,Dar atunci tn esti tot att de
cuminte ca ell.
Adica nu, taica.
,,Ce stii tu! raspunse Budulea.
EST inca prost 81 copil, dar tot
att de cuminte ca ell.
ST fiindca Hutu era acum att
de cuminte, ell nici nu mai avea
pentru ce sd ma umble la scoala.
ci trebuia sa mearga la lucru, caci
popa II 'avea sd iasa din ell; destul
ca site sd scrie, sd faca socoteala
pc hIrtie, sd citeasca in toate car
tile, ba char 81 sd cinte in stra-
ma.
Pc ell nu mai putca sal msele
nimeni. ba putea sa ajunga char
81 pretitor la casa satulul 81 Sd a.
dune birul de pc la oameni.
Mai ales de cind avca copil la
scoala, Budulea mergea totdeauna
la biscrica, 81 char daca ar ii
fost singur la biserica, ell avea
locul lui, tocmai in fund, linga
muieri, lara cfnd Hutu cinta sau
citea apostolul, Budulea ISL in
copcea miinile pc piept, privea
odata la dascal 81 raminea Gu ca
pull plecat.
Dara GU dascalul II ar fl mdraz.
nit sd prinza vorba, fiindca Sc
simtea prea JOS spre a cuteza sd
supere pc un ON att de 1nvatat
cum era jupinul dascal Pantele-
mon Claita, un ON scurticel, iute
la vorba, Gu mustata groasa 81 Gu
sprincenele desc.
Nici nu Sc cuvenea sal supe-
re. fiindca dascalul Claita era
ON neobosit, avea totdeama de
lucru 81 nu putea Sa-Sl pearua
vremea Gu ori 81 cine.
1nsa in cele din urmd tot tre-
buia sd mearga la ell, ca Sal null
tumeasca pentru invatatura lul
Hutu 81 Sal spma, ca iaca Hutu
a crescut mare, site mai mutt de-
cit toti baietii dim sat 81 trebue
sd mearga la lucru.
Ii era greu sd Sc hotareasca, 81
au trecut mai multe Dumlneci pl-
nd ce a putut sd prlnza destula
inima. mai ales. ca nu putea Sd
mearga Gu nina goala 81 trebula
sd astepte pima ce vim strugurll
pirgavi. cea mai potrivita cinste
pentru un dascal ca Claita.
Asa-i, zise dascalul, e baiat
foarte intelept 81 trebue sd NEAR
ga la lucru. Pentru ca vezi d-ta /:
omul trebue sa invete munci, Cd
sd poata tral.
Nh e scoala, cum ar trebul sa
lie, caci atunci ar lnvata toyf CO.
iii la scoala 81 ar trebui sa-si
mai pearda vrcmea pc la tarina.
Jar ce facig Am gradinita ce mia
asato satul, 81 lam invatat SD
,una saminta, sd faca altoi, sd
ooarte grije de stupi, sd puma car
of, fasole, morcovi 81 patrunjel,
"a sadeasca varza 81 tutun, sa
Doarte grije de vita, ba la anul
am sal pun char 81 la prasila,
pentru ca inca de mici sa site,
cum sd cistiga piinea de toate zi-
[ele.
Daca satul mi-ar mai da 0 buca-
Ia de tarina, las invata 81 celelal-
tc lucruri. Pentru Cd sd vezi d-ta:
dascalul trebue sd site tot 81, da
ca nu site, trebue sa invete, fk>
indca sunt CART, in care stau toa-
te acestea, 81 Ell as invata copll
asa, cum sta in Cart, adeca mai
bine de cum Sc obisnuieste lie pra-
stimea noastra de astazi. i.Afara de
acestea am casa grea, cinci fetc,
care cresc in fiecare ri, 81 nici un
baiat, 81 satul ar trebui sa sc gin
deasca 81 la mine. Ba acum Sc
gindesc sd mai faca 81 o a doua
scoala in sat, fiindca ar fl prea
multi copii la mine.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-28

NUvELA.
De: loan Slavici.

Intro Dumineca Budulea la
zis lui Hutu: la scrie uncle
meu pc hirtie" Hutu a scris GU
slove mari: Lepadat Budulea, To-
cuitor din Cocorasti
Isl acum, daca cineva Sc uita
aici, site ell, ca e numele meu?"
= Da, taicaa
Cum asagT
7 = Apoi vezi: Vede ca ,,ludi'
81 lar 81 zice LA, ,,pocoi'' 81
zlce pa, adeca ,,Lapa" ,,dobro-
a-.tfert'' 81 zice dat ceea ce ia
ce ,,Lapadat''
Budulea asculta Gu mare baga-
re de seama, desi nu intelegea nj
mic.
Oar, dupa ce S a vazut singur.
el luat plumbul 81 inceput sa
lnvete a-si scrie numele La scri>
de doua, de zece de suta de orr
81 Gu cit mai mutt il scria. Gu a
tit mai bine intelegea, ca Sc poatc
sd inteleaga 81 altul ceea ce scrie
pentl'u ca de cite ori suna intr' un
fel, el scria aceiasi slova.
Ell IA luat apoi caietul lui Hutu
81 Gu mare parere de bine vazut.
ca slovele, pc care lea scris, srlnt
81 in caet.
Acum par ca intelegea, ca este
GU putinta, ca unul sd citeasca
ceea ce au scris altii, fiindca toti
carturarii scriu intr 'un fel. Oar
tocmai pentru aceea iar il coprin-
sc ameteala.>
Aceasta intelegere intre un nu-
mar nssfirsit de oameni ii parea
un lucru mai presus de inchipui-
rea omeneasca
Era dar Gu. putlnta. ca ceea
ce scris unul acum suta de
ani altii sd citeasca astazi? La a.
sta nu s'a glndit nici odata.
Era Gu putinta ca dol oameni.
care nu Sc pot intelege prin graiu
viu, sd Sc mteleaga i'll scris, 81
daca ungurul ori neamtul nu site
romlneste. el nu are decit Sd
scrie, pentru ca Sd intelegl ce
vrea sd zica.
El insa tot nu intelegea, cum
c aceasta Gu putinta
Mai Hutule. Id scrie-mi tn
mie pc hirtie: cimpoi, vioas'a 81
fluer''
Dupa ce Hutu ses4aa = co,-zriAatele !. ;
3udulea priv lung la ell, lung 81
ledumerit, pentru ca cimpoile nu
,emanau de loc cimpoi 81 vioara
i parea tocmaI ca fluerul.
DE unde sd stu eu, ca alci sta
.impoi 81 vioara ?'' intreba ell.
- Pentru ca c ,,cerf-ij e-mislete-
)ocoi-on-ije"
,,Nu inteleg. Stu, ca la RADIUS
tragi crestatura 81 asia vrea
sd zica ri de lucru ori oale,
tragi O cruce 81 asia vrea sd zica
IN car de petris ori un berbece.
De unde stii tn, ca tocmai asa
sd scrie cimpoileg
Asa suna slova.
Cum suna ?''
- Fiindca cimopi, scriu -
cert 81 ije 81 mislete - ca sa fie
,,cim'', lara dupa aceea - pocol,
on, lie - ca sd fie ,,poi'
Budulea par'ca lar intelegea.
Oar lucrul ii parea grozav de
greu, caci daca toata slova avea
un sunet, atunci, find grOzav de
multe sunete, trebuiau sd fie gro
zav de multe slove.
Isl tn intelegi orl ce carte"
- Inteleg, taica.
,,Si daca un ON foarte Gu mlnte
ar ii scris ceva, tn poti citi?'
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HENRICK PONTOPPIDAN
DTagOste dc Prl1laVaa.
. ROMAN :
(Urlnare).

Nrei sa vii deseara pc inopta-
te, stii unde?!.
Ea il priv sfioasa, sc smuncl din
bratele lui, Sc indrepta spre fereas-
ira si-si sprijini capul 81 miinile de
briul ferestrei; D fierbinteala stras-
MICA Sc urcase la cap.
Vrei sa VIII 0 intreba el ru-
gator, vrei?
Da, ii raspunse ca Gu glas ra-
gust ce de-abia Sc auzea.
Cind vol bate in trunchiul CO.
pacului. auzig
Da, da, ntnnai du-te odata.
Pot nadajdui'
] Da..
iii multumesc, Mario, iti null
tunese. VI.
fsi lna repede sapca, trinlise Mar
! IA . sarntare Gu NINA 81 pieri.
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WESTERN.

The Nebraska council OF defense
lifted the embargo on shipments Of
seed corn out of the state.
william J. Bryan will fire the open
ing gun Of the Wisconsin campaign
for ratification Of the national dry
amendment March 26, at MadiAon.
John Grant, q sheepherder, was
found dead in his cabin fourteen miles
northeast Of Bozeman, Mont.
The body Of George McNeel. one Of
two negroes arrested suspected OF inn
plication in the assault Of young
white woman, was found hanging to q
tree in the courthouse yard at Mon
roe. La.
]. C. Anderson, said to be Russell
lite preacher, was held at Carlsbad.
N. NJ. to await action of the federal
grand jury on the charge that he VIC
lated the espionage act by alleged dis
tribution OF ''the finished mystery %
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OLD MAN FoRGETs CHIvALRY
Good Old Brother Wack Most Unoat
Iantly Puts Women IN the Same
Glass a. the Mule.

mo, sab !" replied Brother Wack to
the expostulation Of good old Parson
Bagster. Its plumb impossible to
modulate a mule widout cussin' him.
It KANT be did. Longs cusses dis
varInint regular and satrates him wid
a club 'casionally he dess lops his ears
for'ards and trudges right along wild
de pillow. But de minute I draps de
club and dresses him in confectionery
language he turns his head and sneers
at me. Oar amt no gratitude in him.
He thinks he's got me bluffed.
"A mule, sab, am right smahthy like
q 'ooman. Honey round her and buy
her fine clothes and mouffle O. gold
teef, and sh'll walk all over yo', uh-
hollerin' for mo-. But slap her fat
when she needs it and talk to her loud
and coa'se, and she's as soople as an
angle. Keep mule and CONAN
thankful for what yo' don't do to 'em,
and 20 got 'em gwine, every time
Kansas City Star. -
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WASHINGTON.

=
Forty-nine names appear on Sun
days casualty list issued by the War
Department.
Senator Thomas Of Colorado intro
duced In the Senate resolution to
tear down the statue OF Frederick the
Great in front OF the war college.
An additional credit OF I'll. 200 900
was extended by the United States to
Belgium. making . total loan to that
country Of $104.600. 900. The total
amount OF loans now extended to the
allies 10 1880. 600. 900.
All coal 3obbers. brokers. selling and
spurcnasing agents. and Wholesale deal
ers, were put under license by Preai-
Aent Wilson ON recommendation OF
NueI Administrator Garfield. who is
nne1 regulations carefully circum-
peribing the charges to be made for
THAR services.
while the food administration was
rneline plans to mest the critical
sv1keaf akoftaGe By . further reduction
~ ecnSnmpticn the Senate again took
= ~ aebafed iegislation TO increase
elia ~ raisfngi ths prtce q the
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HELoIANs RoUT HUN RAIDERS
Allies to Launch Offensive Aoains'
Teutons In West.

Allies to Launch Offensive Against
Teutons In West.
Paris, Marcn 19.-Attacks by Ger
man storm troops in the regions of
Newport, Dixmude and Merckem
gained a footing at some points. but
all were expelled by counter attacks,
says the Belgian official statement.
As the allied world has day after
day read the official reports from the
allied and Teuton war offices in tho
hope that some inkling Of the real sit
uation would present itself, the realiz-
alton has come home that the Ameri-
cans, French, British, Belgian and Por.
tuguese troops are maintaining their
control over the front running from
the North sea to Switzerland.
Artillery fire, at some point growing
in intensity, ia reported but the allies
have held their own and their raiding
parties are everywhere busy in the en-
emy's trenches.
The long expected and confidently
awaited German drive has not mater
ialised and the allies threaten to start
an offensive Of their own at various
points against the Teutonic legions.
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SPORT.


The Central League Of Baseball
Clubs will suspend operations for this
year. President Harry Stahlhefer an
nounced at Terre Haute. Ind.
Wladek Zbyszko. the Polish wres
ling champion, won from Pat Comley,
the Irish champion. at Sioux City. Ia,
in two straight falls, Zbyszko used
the head scissors and toe holds.
Ralph Greenleaf Of Monmouth, Ill.
established a new worlds pocket bill
lizards record for q continuous run in
competition on regulation table
when he won q 160-point game from
James flanagan at Camden. N. j.. With
an unfinished run Of 1877. The former
record Of 1876 also was held by Green
leaf.
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nm LATEST IMPORTANT Dc
PATCHES PUT INTO SNORT
eRlop PARAGRAPHS.
Story OF IAE WEEK
s,,ov,wo rHR pRooRese o.
gvgnTs IN our OWN AND
FoRGicM lAM0o.
western Newspaper Unson Ns~s ssrvsca.
ABOUT THE WAR.

The British Casualties reported the
week ending March is numbered 3.s6z.
British aviators have dropped ton
of bombs on the town Of CoblenH cap
itsl Of the Rhine province Of Prussia.
Reports reaching Geneva from Ger
many say that panics have been
brought about BY the British aerial
attacks on German towns.
The Paris war office reports series
of strong German attacks In the direc.
ton OF Samogneux, north Of Bois des
Caurieres and in the Dezonvaux re-
gion.
Latest information shows that Sat
uriay night the French troops entered
the enemy trenches at Malancourt on
q front of 1.400 meters to depth Of
800 meters.
The Germans have occupied NikO
layev, In addition TO Odessa. according
to Reuter- dispatch from Petrograd.
Both Odessa and Nikolayey were
taken without fighting.
Berlin reports: Great losses were
caused among the population OF Menin
and Halluin (southeast of Ypres) sit
uated behind our front. by the enemy's
fire and dropping of bombs"
The yerdun offensive Of the Ger
mans. in which they failed utterly to
break the French line. has been esti-
mated in conservative quarters as hav-
ing cost them something like 100000
men,
An Amsterdam dispatch ON Satur-
day said 1t had been learned ON excel
lent authority that the Dutch govern
ment had accepted the demand Of the
entente allies relating to the use of
Dutch ships in the danger some.
A Berlin dispatch says that in Feb
ruary entente aviators made twenty
three attacks on German towns.
Treves was raided three times and
saafbrucker, Mannheim and Pirmas-
ems once each.
Attacking over an eleven-mile front
ON the coastal sector In Palestine.
East Anglican, South Anglican and In
dian troops have advanced to an aver
age depth Of three miles. according to
an official statement issued by the
London War Office.
The American troops In the sector
east Of Luneville, in conjunction with
the French. are still holding the for
mer enemy trenches northeast Of
Z Badonvilliers, although the Germans
have made another attempt to drive
them out with artillery.
IS - AZ IS
In the east the Germans now hold
Odessa. the great Russian seaport on
the Black sea. which probably will be
used either as the base for an In
vasion Of India by way Of Persia or
- the terminal Of grain shipments
from Russia to the Central empires.
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Enrol, $4,000 Boy Farm Worker.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of boys which
each state IL to furnish in the cam
,paign to enlist boys'.working reserve
Of 100000 for the farms, which opened
March IS, was announced by the De-
partment Of Labor. Colorado will be
called on for 100000; New Mexico, l.
500; Arizona. 1900: Utah, 5000: Ne
vada. 1000; Idaho. 1000; Washington,
$1,000; Oregon. $500; California. ST.
900; South Dakota, 4.000: Nebraska,
10000; Kansas. 1900: Texas. $500:
Wyoming, 1900,
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roRGSaM.

Severe rioting occurred In ths -
tional quarter OF Belfast betWeeo .
mob OF Sinn Fesnefu and the police.
Most Of the housse IN Inniseail, Aus-
traiia. have besa denoatshsd BY ey-
clone There Were many casualties.
The British ana Eeyp4tan govern
meuts have decided Jointly 10 acquire
the entire Rxyptian cotfon crop begin
ming next August
An>us., As.c.ech Srns, Jn.Ann
quoted reports 70 the effect that Maxi.
malists had murdered $50 japanese Ut
BlaEovetchensk.
Tha ffrnt offies.l all.India wheat
soreeast ahovs th.f the area sovn IL
The larnest ON REGARD. being $4,000 900
acres. 1000 600 moro than last year.
Twenty-six persons are missing In
consequence of a collisiou between q
naval weasel and the British steam
ship Baltimore. Survivors have been
landed At Kinestown, Ireland. by de-
stroyers.
Twenty thous.nd casualties have 70.
suited from the civil war which has
beoken out In Turksstan between the
soviets and the natives. according to
dispatches received at Petrosrad.
Fierce battles are being fought.
There have been dozens of trench
raids and minor actions everywhere
along the western front during. the
mast fortnight. hut the French. Ameri-
can and British soldiers have started
just as many OF them a. have the Ger
mans.
AS result Of the German landing
at Hangoe, the southernmost tip of
Finland, American Consul Haines and
twenty Americans have fled from Hell
singfors to Bjorneborg, where they are
clamoring for United States Minister
Morris to send ship for rescue.
The o,,.Ru.s,a cor1,asa n, sov,e,s
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berfan republic. according to spe-
cial dispatch from Irkutsk.
Haparanda, Sweden. March ia
Petrograd Is . deserted city. all gov
eminent offices having been evacu-
ated and the ministries moved to
Moscow. Those remaining in the city
will not be permitted to leave. and
all passenger train service has been
Suspended. The new Council of Com
missaries, under the name Of "the
Commune of Petrograd," has author
ICED the rsissuance of the bourgeoise
newspapers. which we're suspended at
the beginning of the German drive.
Leon Trotzky remains In control OF
the situation in Petrograd, while Niko-
lai Lenine is managing at Moscow.
Austro-German forces are moving
upon Woroshba. aiming to occupy
Kharkov (42O miles southwest Of Mos
cow, it was reported here. The Rus
SLAMS have evacuated both places.
Tales of atrocities rivaling those OF
Belgium have reached here concern
ing the German occupation of Mohilev
and Gomel Tin the province of Mo
hilev, on the Dnieper river).
I'VE are facing dissolution. not
from Germany. but from Japan" de-
clared Martok ~ -"
A dispatch from Petrograd tells OF
tortures that are being inflicted by
the Bolsheviki on persons in various
localities. In Voronezh the death PEN
atty has been revived for burglars
and in Kazan four peasants, who had
been adjudged guilty Of crime, were
condemned to be burned to death.
1t is reported that German leaders
are organizing two army corps among
the German war prisoners near Irk-
utsk, Siberia, q number of cavalry
companies being included. All Boil
sheviki leaders at Blagovestchensk,
500 miles east of Hardin. have been
imprisoned by Cossacks under Gen.
Semenoff, who defeated combined
force of Bolsheviki and German war
prisoners in bloody hand-to-hand
bayonet battle. The captured troops
were disarmed and order restored.
Having occupied Odessa and Nike.
layev, important naval and grain
ports, the Germans in southern Rus
STA continue their advance northward
from the Black sea toward Kherson,
an important commercial center and
capital Of the province Of the same
name.
Dispatches from Vasa, Finland, state
that the German army has started a
general offensive In that province
Three Russian torpedo boats and
three mine sweepers were captured
at Abo by an invading force Of Ger
mans. who came from the Aland Is
lands in transports. preceded by an
icebreaker. The Germans bombarded
the town for an hour.
Bakhmatch and Konotop Tin the
province of Tchernigov, $50 milei
southwest Of Moscow have beer
taken by German forces. An attach
on Briansk lin the province Of Orel
200 miles southwest of Moscow wal
repulsed, the Germans retreating in q
l.,
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Lost Opportunity.

{ whats the matter, -Henpeck, you
look as II you had not slept last
night?" '.'"
''Oh, I slept soundly, but I awoks
too soon. I had splendid dream,
and had my fist drawn back to bin
Marie on the nose-and then awokA
I shall never get another such oppor
tunity."
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pound ever since and give you my Per.
mission to publish this letter: Miss
FLO KELLY, 476 So 14th St, Newark
N. J. ,.tsg..
The reason this famous root and herb
remedy. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
compound, was 20 successful In Miss
Kelly's case was because it went to the
root Of her trouble, restored her to Q
normal healthy condition ard a aresuis
her nervousness disappeared.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1918-03-22

Red Gross Bag Blue, much better. goes
farther than liquid blue. Get from any
grocer. Adv.
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Hot Mater.

Hot Water. a.
'Mr. Brown is always getting into
hot water" Eyes. He is so cold-blood-
ed. suppose 1t is kind of relief"
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down and rot %
Weak II cpuId hardly
staud and haflhea&.
ocIhee every DAY. ]
1Iied evefythiaR I
ennld think Of and
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UOLOkDO O8W8 0O1&A.
=.
Ofoinance aesans& s-xsy cnicAens
raG,diy enforced ~ florence.
The alfalfa mil et Fowler stiii has
$50 tons Of nay TO be transformed IN
70 aiiaifa meal
An. Homer Y. CIones was elected
president OF Cfeie CosOny * tne an
nuai meeunS On sne o'iicers IN Den'
vsr.
b. Patrtck's day was observed gen
orally in Denver this year. ~ former
ly. with the exception that there was
no parade.
Colorado win be virtually out Of
nosr on May l. according 70 the state-
ment OF Robert J. Grant execouve
manager OF tne Stete Fooo Aon'n's
traeion.
Miss Lesta Bennett OF La Junta. Is
station agent for the Santa Fe rail-
road. replacing an empIoye VINO went
70 war. sne ONE Oh tne iirse women
70 oe emp'oseu !" e"as esp@ei's " e"e
faiifoad.
That the price for wheat paid to the
farmer should be weH ABOVE ~
bushel and that proouction IN Colo
RADIO and the intermountain states WIZ
be materially reduced In WIS unless
the price Is advanced. was the OPINION
expressed In washington by ). w.
Mullen. OF Denver.
vutnna In the hffumlnnula
coal fields In Colorado. having a-totai
production Oh 2,5O0 tons OF coai oauy'
ceased operations as result Oh .ne
Fuel Administration oroe' reoucihs
the price OF coal, ACCORDING 10 Reports
MADE TO the Coiorado DIVISION OF 'ne
Fuel Administration. ....-..
Gov. J. c. Gunter will attend meet.
ing o. governors and other state ana
federal officials In Washington April
3 In response to an invitation from
Franklin X. Lane. Secretary OF the In.
terror. Efficiency. In Industrial ana
agricultural pursuits are among Tue
topics 10 De oiscusseo.
Under new instructions issued py
Frank Adams to the state constaDu'
larry regarding the stopping OF automo-
bties on the Cheyenne road no mem
Der OF the force Is hereafter TO shoot
unless fired upon. the men are 10
rely rather on new plan OF Irst
erecting stop" sign In the pain OF
the oncoming automobile ana leave II
TO spiked boards placed across tne
road to bring the machine TO matt IN
case the driver refuses to 90 80.
There were FEWER fatahtles In the
metal mines OF Colorado during 1917
than either In 1916 or 1915, according
to the annual statement concerning &C.
cidents issued by the commissioner OF
mines, Fred Carroll. Fifty-e1ght min
ers died OF injuries last year against
sixty-one In 1915 and sixty-seven In
1916. There were in all 1871 acci-
dents during 1917, by reason Of which
lost time In the mines totaled 25,OSS
days. in the mills 6.146 days and in
the shelters 5000 days.
Though the members of most school
classes gradually drift apart and lose
trace of each other through the years,
tne extraordinary manner In which the
sixteen iivins mem ers Out OF tne orig,
~. ewon.s-l y. .Ie Case u iooo
nas. nenser en senool nav
euns toeHtne' lof Ao'ylo.. ye".s
We sisna.,1eu Dy .ne a.'enuance =,
twe.ve y, ene SURVIVORS ~ Tue iunei a.
VI Miss H.niiy MILES, VINO aor Aea,A'
naA cen'.y was assoclateo WIN 'ne
Densel pubic scnoois ss s'uoent Vi
uileo'oi VI ura"lns. -a.
Bombed by German war planes.
shelled by Hun artillery, Bishop Fran
CHS J. McConnell, mead OF the Metno-
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4 NERVOUS
BREAKDOWN
Mis- Kelly Telle How ly&a
81 Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Restored i
Her Health.

Newark, N. J.-"For about thfes
veara 1 Gu&eeod from nervous break.
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Never Fails.

Never Fails.
'"The hostess said the affair was to
be strictly informal" '"That makes the
girls dress up all right" r...,. s..s.
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Toxic. March .l9.-The Workmens
and Soldiers Association has been
making efforts to form q separate 81
berian republic. according to . spe-
cial dispatch from Irkutsk.