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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-20

more important weapon than any
gas cloud or wave. for its action
IS Independent OF the wind and a
continuous Uarrage Of gas shells can
be kept up so that the whole tar
set area Is continuously poisoned.
Though entirely surprised by the
first German gas attack. the Brit
ish and French quickly devised de-
fensiye measures and every soldier
was supplied with a gas mask. The
box respirator which every allied
soldier now carries Is an absolute
protection against all forms Of gas
provided that il is put on at the
hrst alarm and is not removed until
the danger is past.
But IL is very difficult 70 fight
hour after hour without removing
the respirator. There can De little
speech, ana man can neither eat
drink nor smoke. During a gas at
tack, there must be as little un-
necessary moving as possible. for
violent movements OF the body are
likely 10 displace the mask and let
little Of the poisoned air into the
lungs.
Gas is Used by Both Sides.
Gas is now used largely by both
sides. for the COMMANDMENT OF back
areas and lines Of communication.
for the silencing Of hostile batter
les. and as a barrage previous TO an
infantry attack. when their effect is
often supplemented by gas-wave
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-20
WITH WAX
TO RELIEVE SHORTAGE
OF FATS IN GERMANY

STOCKHOLM May 20.-The
great shortage Of fats in Germany
and the resulting necessity OF using
more OF all edible fats for. human
consumption have driven the en-
pire's scientific men 10 extensive
experimentation with so-called
mineral wax The result has been
both a more varied use Of the pro-
duct and a greatly improved method
Of securing IL.
Mineral wax is a substance ex-
tracted from brown coal with the
aid Of benzine, benzOl or other
technical solvents. Benzol is now
used exclusively in Germany for
this purpose. Old methods have
been unable 10 extract all the wax
from the coal treated but The
Kaiser Wilhelm institute for exper-
inentation with coal is now win
ming nearly the entire quantity in
the coal treated.
The main features OF its improv-
ed system consist in extracting the
wax under a high pressure. as much
as six atmosphere. and at a high
temperature. a brown coal which
had produced only eleven per cent
Of wax under the old system gives
up 2 per cent. under the new treat
ment.
Mineral wax was used in peace
times mainly for the fabrication Of
shoe-polish. phOnOsraph records and
the insulation of electric cables It's
high percentage Of sebacic acid
about 90 per cent Of its entire con-
tent-has been turned 10 account in
the making of consistent fats. 1t is
also being used extensively in the
paper industry as sizing, taking the
place of colOphonium.
Experiments are now being con
Quoted TO find method of refining
the wax and giving it a lighter col
or
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-20

Don't say you saw II n the
newspaper. Say News-Tlmea
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-20
CAS- WARFARE IS
WELL DEVELOPED
Shells Replace WayeS-AIIied
Gas Masks Better Than
the Germans.

LONDON. May 20.-Gas warfare
has developed TO a very considerable
extent since its first use as a sur
prise weapon by the Germans at
tn e second battle Of Ypres At
that time the gas cloud or wave
was released from great cylinders of
liquid gas embedded in the trench
e. and discharged by pipes leading
through the parapet
This form Of attack has now
been Largely discarded, for il de-
pended for effectiveness con the
prevailing wind blowing from the
risht quarter. 10 soon became ap-
parent that the gas shell was a far
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-20
WHY BE STOUT?

Attention, you stout women, this
is new for you. l know Of one of
the most beneficial baths which you
may take at a reduction in weight
from IL to lbs. a week. I know
whereof I speak for I had the ex-
treme pleasure of taking one OF
these restful invigorating baths the
other day up at the Eureka Bath
Parlors, located in the Arnold Bldg.
at 21S w. jeff Blvd. Here I spent
about three hours OF solid rest
where l enjoyed the service Of an
expert attendant. What was Of
benefit 10 me has been so TO many
others. Why be stout. uncomfortable
and possibly unhealthy. when these
luxurious baths will work wonders
with you? Cut out this paragraph.
1t will entitle you 70 a $3.50 trial
bath for 800 by calling 5000 Bell
for appointment. -Advt
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GRADUATION

Graduation portraits are an es-
sential part of the graduation pc
riod because of their sentimental and
historical value
We are specialists in graduation
portraiture and as we can assure
you Of highly artistic and satisfac-
tory results. we solicit an opportun-
ity 10 serve you. The Mcdonald
Studio. Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-20
REPUBLIC MODEL 10

Is built complete and ready for
service. being equipped with a stake
or express body. according 10 your
choice. Also with a bow top TO
protect driver from the weather
It's ready for immediate action and
will show you a profit from the very
day II starts work. South Bend
Republic Truck Co. 315 E. Jeffer-
son blvd. Bell phone 2O30.-Advl.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-20
IT'S MOVING DAY.

Every day is moving day with Us.
We are ready 10 move your freight.
household goods pianos. safes. ma
chinery. and let Us remind you that
we do our work In the most salts
factory manner with dispatch and
al most reasonable prices-.l00 miles
per day made in out-of-town NOV
ing. Loughman & Loughman, sol
s. Nam ST. -Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-20
FACTORY EXPERTS.

Have your tires repaired by fac
tory experts. We absolutely guar
antee our repair work TO last the
life OF your tire. Our service car is
AZ your disposal Free air. free ser
vice. Come and let Us show you
what free service reSlly is. Skins
Tire Service Co. 43s S. Michigan
81 Phones, Home 5?ss; Bell 1918.
Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-20

BEDFORD-Members Of Group
seven OF the Indiana Banker asso-
cation are meeting here today Al
the Elks home. An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-20

in these instruments. The German
mask Is Of leather or treated so bad
IS that German gas casualties have
been inordirately heavy
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-26
5re1t >tent fk sttas:: 9ieniag nn Is. Noutmbr 1918.

3nei I~lltolnobite, bon oeliell
hos cine Dor Dem Sumter SoteI, Dos
unoerc on Ser @de Der Afaparro nltN
Grofett Strabe itano, limo am Mons
tag nofmittag geItoblel moroen.
Die 35idbriae Heaerin Solie
Morris fiel ont Moutae pormittoq
ouf Dem Seitenuege ser Speed Str.
Inn uno mar mlf Der Stelle tot. Gin
Ser5idlog batte ibrem 2eben Elm Gn,
be aenadt.
SIN Sitter bon 36 Sobre1 iii
9fobert s. Saslner aus Dem 2cbe,t
gei6ieben. Ser Gerltorbel1e, Der ais
6iobriger anabe nad Son antonio
fam, miro itberlebt pom ~leiller @it=
ue, einem Sobn, ieinen GlterrL flint
8riioern nnb 5mei Sdmelterll.
= SSll einem bieiigen @oipital lit
Der 3Siobrige @. $. Ylage1non1 bon
Sbiner g~eitor6en. Gr binterloBt eli
lie 6rol1 uto orei Ginber.
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riGtuua iti1nmtc gum Gburafter
oleler @anobefleioung. Iuf ge-
i6nibte1 5drot1feu Itonoen @rup-
pen bon W}aio1ifen, oa5ipiider i0me=
re oellti6e ariige uro idlalife @lGicl
aus ge1eoig. Seat, bel id)on porge-
rildter Sabres5eit, mar Der getdfelte
Sooen init einem oibten Seppi6 Be-
(egt.
Sn Ser 9tabe bes rieienboften
Sfens, oeiien blaBgriinen aofefrl'
Scenen aus Dem alten Seitoment Elm
%gebrannt mareu, itano ser opafe
ldpere Sii6, atf meldem oos 0ta=
terial fiir oie MISUNDERSTANDING Der
5rauen uusgebreitet lag. Siigerl pllB=
te MIN, oaB er Der SGloBberrin lin
red]t geton," oils er lire 5uriidge5o-
geltel1 Stunoen id0ngeiitiger 9dtig
felt geptomet glaubte. Sic ibriftltel-
lerte ni6t, neinL tie brodte oieie 3eit
oamit bin, 5dder 3u malen, meld)e
ei1ten @elddftsbauie ser Helioel5 gu
gltlgell. Ils Stge1 elnnal Sana betm
ginpoden bieier 5ierliden &unltpert,
betrof, 6eigte tie linn oieielben. ST.
perltano iid menig auf Molerei, nm
10 better aber auf Die Aatur, uro NOR
ent5iidt bon Der @ra5ie oieier glii
ten uno Bbantaiiege1uinoe, meldle
mir fiinltleriide gegabuns 10 eroadt
uno ausgefiibrt boben fon1ite.
Sbglei6 6rau BON 8ieoegg III iei
ner @egentuart BON oieier 1ebults
nidt iprad), mie iie li6 oenn iiber-
ballpt nidt iiber ibr Sun uno 2alien
5u altBern pflegte, 10 tot Iie bod alt3b
nidbt beinllih oamit. Nidt ielten
nobnt lie itatt Ser Nooelarbeit oes
@beaos cine ibrer Wappen sur 9ano,
nm utter maltderlei Sfi55en cine
@abl 5u t%refferl uno oo9 6iigen's
8eidJnaf babel gu State.
(5ortlesung folet.)
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Nns Der stabtAaae.

Cine itelle Srbinan5 muroe at1ge=
nommer, Die iid OUT Die Si~eferuu4
bon uniformen fiir Eoli5iiten uao
5ellerruebrlelte be8iebt. Die unifor=
men iolen nidt mebr I'M Suit uto
9eopember, ionoern I'M Sebruor nlro
September au~sgegeben meroen lt1o
eigentum Ser Stabt bleiben; 5. s.
faas ein 8bli5ilt ooer S%ellertpebr=
malln religniert, nluB er oie l1nifornl
an Die Staot 5uriideeben. Die Or
oinan5 beitimntt %ferner, ooB oie @e-
belmpoli5llten nuo oie Spe5ialpoli5i=
item, Die MIR 5eitpeilig oienen llrlo
feline uniformen trogen. ionoeru MIR
Elm ab5eiGen, monatlid) 1915 fiir
aleiber erbalte1. Cine al1bere Or
oinan5 eiebt ser 8unoesregierlirs
oas &ed)t, auf lire Soften etnen Sc
iper ourd Den 9~radenrioge Earf 81
Ieget1. Son Der State Hational unn
BON Scr Ilamo gtational 8arlf ner-
ben 100000 geborgt, $4,000 Don
ieoer. Cine 8etition oer[ongt before
geleuftuns fir ct. Maro StroBe.
Doafum 9eno, auf ser linfen Seite
Der Siio @lamo StraBe, lon reihli-
deere @aiierperforgultg erbaltell, oa
it'd in lener 8egeno mebrere 5ubri=
fen etc. nieoer5uloliet1 %gebenfeu. Gic
&omniiiare perben ieood) bos Ser
rain 5uerit beiidtigelt, ebe tie Glallc
MAIDEN na0 Nnorbmuagen t~reffen.
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3
SAB ME anf Sas Slapicr.

9fad geenoieung oes aonserts Ell
mes blinoen Ttonilten, beulerfte Elm
Srlonoer gum Nroern. Dies lit Il
berlid Die bette Millif, oie id bishe-
nit meincn 5pei Sbren gebort babe. !"
oSn Der Cat eriptoerte Der ar
eere, vfiir eilen glinoen mar es ct-
mas ungemobnlid)es. .Nber, "
NOR DIE Mntport, res madDte ood) oar
feinen llnterid]ieo, Oh Der Mana
blino mon ODER nid)t. Sd babe ge-
lian ouf i'm eeahtet unb nidt Elm
Wial bat er alif oas &lapier acieben. +"
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VI [IcrIei.


Die groffnung oes .@ar Sap
iHgs Garnipal" mubte gelterl1 aber-
mails Der unfreunoli6en 8itteruna
ipegen peri6oben ueroen. Na9 bern
Yrognoltifon unleres @ettermannes
1ino Die Iusiidten auf SonnenIdein
nno 8arme idledt, 10 oaB Der aar,
uebal porlaufie nod niht itattfinoen
miro, trosoem ale arrangements &c,
troffen limo nno Die ailf Ser 8lasa
acknowledgement 3elte Ger 0inge bar
rer, Die oa fomnten IolIen.
Die pom Soften &re,i5 fir Sen
8erlanot nod ben 2asoretten in
Jranfreid gepiinihten 1000 9etts
tii6er, 1000 9aoebanotiifer ulo
5000 selDobnli6e Sanotiider lino
imnler nod nidt poaltanbig 5uiam-
mengebra6t. Eatriotiihe 2ellte iper-
Den oesbalb eriudt, iopiel nie rtog-
lid bon oieien Sad)en beiSulteuern.
Im Oonnerstag nodmittaa
finoet off Dem 9roofs apiationsfeloe
5llr 3elehricrung oes 0onflagunes-
tages Elm groBes Miiitarmanoper
itatt.
Die bon Ser sSaloelsfmnnttr
geplante &nmpagne 5ur Sannflun1
Don $4,000 lit begonneu poroen. Gas
@elo foa fir Reflome aitsgegeben
iDerDert, ourd) neld)e San @ntonio
ols @inter= Heiiort fir Souriiten enls
pfohlel1 miro.
Die MitgIieoer oes BARRIER
SDmpbonie-S rheiters lino bellte Dor
mittag bon einem bon Mopor 9ea
gefiibrten Gomite allf Dem 9abnbofe
enpfaitgen morben uno wuroen III
einem iplenoioen sSriibitiid eilraelp-
Den. Spdter muroen 4utomobil-
fabrten ourd) Die Stobt ulto nod, Der
Militarlagert nnternomlnen.
Die llnion Der 9arbierc bat
beidloifen, oelt Yreis fir oas @aar-
id)neioen bon 80 Gents auf 40 Gents
al erboberi. Der 8eiflllB tritt ON
/. Oe5elnber IN araft.
Sufolge Der 6reilaiiung ban
8Dci 6ronen5inmern, Die auf oer
Siue Suf Detention SSarni untcra2-
braht mnroen, neil lie nit geidledt-
iiden Granfbeiten bebaftct iinb, itcGt
81 ermarten, baB Die Milit1rlager
gegen Die Sta0t abgeiperrt ipcroen.
sic beioen 6raueu fnmen Inn eillell
Sabeos corpns 9eTehl eiii, Ser ibnen
in oen beiben Diitriftgerid)ten bemil.
ligt milroe. Die entideioung lon.
tete, oab iic MIR oann aiif Der n9e-
terltion 5arm" 5nriifgebalten meroer
fonnen, iuenn Der 9emeis erbrad)t
miro, Dab lie unmoraliid) iiio. 9it
Militdrbeboroen rcbmcn ra6 oieler
Gntfdeioune bic Steluig elm, oaf
menn Die Gtaot uno Die @erihtt
nidt imitnnoe limo, ole SoIooten qe.
gen iolde Srauen uib oie @nited.
nnesgefabr 8u idiisen, Den Soloater
nift erlaubt iperoen miro, oos @e
Dfef DER Stdot 81 Defrefell.
Der Heubau bon 2anoitraben
Der infolee Der GriegsmoBregeln be
oelteno rcou5iert peroen muBte
fam lett ungebinoert Dor iid gebeu
% aae gcidrdnfmgeH auTgebobei
1in6.
Die Snfluet5n Sitliation ii
Den @iilitdrlagern oes iiioliden &c
partenetlts ioa lif in Den lesten Sa
gen Dieoer gebeilert babeu.
SER Aoolf @rniio, Der 9iref
tor Der Commercial Economy o
Eeros", teilt NIT, oaB aGe 8eidrdn
fuisen fir 8ei6nadts : ginf1uf
aifaeboben iiao u1to oaB ben Store'
erlaubt lit, iopiel 2eilte an3uiteaen
mic Tie notig boben.
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6eiratett
@e5urten - 5uoesfale,
3etraten

3etraten:
Gbas. @raf unb Miloreo @igerih.
Gbas. WeDel nno 8rau 2eno Sill
oebranot.
Oscar s. llIrid uno aittp Sc.
@augb.
Senrp S6ul5 uuo 2uciae 9naod.
alfreo 5. Gibep unn gaa 6.
Srid.
8alpb $. gaibar lrno &a5el %
9a~nnenfeloer.
Noble 6. @elt uilo Mtarie SenIeu.
@eburten:
@. y. MeiBner uno 5ralt, elm
Maoben; y. $. S0neioer uno fSran,
Elm anabe, 5. %. aiitler uno Strait,
Elm &nabe; 81. &. Yarnbarct nalo
6rau, elm anabe;; =. $. @reiner uliO
6rall, Elm auabe; Sobn Sdlinger
uno 5rau, elm &nabe; Sugo anpp=
lleDer unb Sralt, ein anabe; Sreo
@rell mo 6rau, elm Mdod)el1, s. 8.
Mneller uno 3rou, elm Wtdoden; g.
6. 3immermann uno Srau, ei.l
&nabe; q. s. Shupp uno Srou, elm
&nabe; s. ISM. Suber unD Srau.
ein Gnabe.
IobesfaI1e:
Sranf 8. Streidl is Sabre; 5rau
@li5a Mertens, AZ Sabre, Sra,i
Sbefla $. &amuL so Sabre; 8ranf
9irif, 70 Sabre; Srau Mimlse
aoerps, rs Sabre; grnit s. gauer,
q Sabre; Srau Sllliana Maier, 43
Sabre.
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BemIie.

San Autoniu, 26. Hooember. t9tS.-
&artoffeln. Gal, 1925.
SiiBfartoffeln, gam. S4.75.
3niebeln, California 8hite. $500;
California 1elotu, 1925.
8omoten. Gal, $3.50.
8ohnen. COLORADO, Ttnto. pei Yin
1913; California 8abous. per ciut.,
5000; Sinfs. $500; Gina, S14.50;
Mabp, $1,000; 8ladepes, $500.
6riIdle String Beans. S1.75 II. $500.
aohl, $500 u1o 1926 per 100 Yfo.
@riiner Pfeffer, $1.00 Der 8uIdei.
HaoieSden, SOC per Sko. giinoeI.
ReerrettiasB uraeln. per Bfb. 1871
@urfen. 90c per 9bo.
Grbien. Der fIeiner Crate. $500.
9eeten, $3.50 per 100 8fnnb.
aopfiala4. $500 unb 1925 per Crate.
8eterfilie, SOC per 9bb. z8iinsel.
Efirli6e. $1.65 unb $1.75 per Crate.
@elbe 8ur5elu, $500 per 100 @fb.
@terpflan5en, $3.50 per 8ufheI.
3iiben, $500 per 100 Rfuno.
Sqlafb, $3.50 per 8uIteI.
@mteloupes. 81 SO.
Spinut, $1.75 Der Camper.
Crime grbien. $500 per Saprr,,
Sellerie, Colorado. 1925 per Crate.
@ieb-Marft.
Gan @ntonio. 20. Nppembcr, 1918.
Slide, 1925 Bis $7.75.
&dI6er. $3.50 bis $12.10.
06ieu, $3.50 bis $3.50.
S9tpeine. $t4,o0 bis $17,s5.
Ct. 2ouis. 90. Gopembcr. 191s.-
Rirtbnie6, SeressOdIen, $40 bis St8-
S6lpeinc. S14.oo bis $3.50.
Jene.
Wolf un6 Studs 80. H.. 20 gts.
IneorasS iegen. per Bfo. -. 10 Gts.
sn9oras 8ieaen, bsihdsiGt -. 5 @ts.
Sdntc.
9elai5ene Sdute ........15c Der Rio
9riine Sdiite ........ 12c per Vfe
Erodene 6d1its 2Oe Der 92f6
- Snnft 1rieas.S pnrmnrfeu.
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@eridnappt.

Sallsnirtin (5lt oem @obnuig iu=
d)elben Stnoenten): Sic Miete nliB
lelbItperitanolid piinftlid) besablt
iperoen MN, oas miiien Sic ia"
Stitbioius. yMatiirlid, Ion.t
bate i'd ia III meiner alten @obnntg
6leiben ~fonnenl"
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@mtes 3eiden.

9err: nstunL bot iid) Die Sdnpcr.
borigfeit Sbres @erru 8opos nod
INNER nidt gebpben2"
6raulei1: % ial @eitcrn bat er
lid) ihon Die Sbrell 5ngebalten, mie
ib g~eIiinaen babel"
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&ariante.

r.: v@arum miro ocnn oieie Sail.
germ 10 iehr begiinitigt2 sSbr @eianJ
1T ood redlt mittelmldBigl"
9: qSSa, miIien Sic, lie lit balt
iebr idon - uno 90 oriidt man ger
ne elm S6r 5u!"
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I.ckaies.
@abrideinlidJes @ettcr.

Sir San antonio u,1o ltmgegelto,
3eute obeno beoedt uub etipas f1I-
ter, 5rolt. Mittmp9 pabri6einlitb
flnr, Semperot1r $50.
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Simmer

@oupcrannte: o@ridrefen Sic
nid)t, gnaoiger 6err, Der gmil bel
ioe6elt elm 20.Marf Sid perIdludt,l"
aonmer5ienrnt: u@ie baiBt = er-
ldlreden2! @eben &c meinem
Sobn nodl G. 90 Marfitiidl~
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Shledlte 3eiten.

v8ie sebt oas @eifdft, @err 9au-
meiiter2"
p@iiierabell limo nod oa5n mub
man iest beiieres Material pertpen.
Der, neil man Die 9duler oft Gin
paar Sabre lang niht an6rinqtl"
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6 { d t

miro Elm ssnaee I'M Sitter BON IA bis
Is Sabren in ser 9ruferei ser
uSreie EreiIe fir seras".
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= Salte Dir ielber oas @ort, 10
tpirlt on Den anoern es balten.
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siift 8eIo uno @alo, nidJt
Baum uno 9lume MAIDEN Elm 2ano
dlir @einlat, ionoern bic Wenlfcm
Die BORT mobncn.
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Setrafsantraa.

Ser Sd)ulse 5l 8rdulein Sdul5e.
y6rallein amalie, m0dtcn Sic lid
III 3lifnnft nid]t nit 81 i1reibeli? ?"
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anmft 9rieas-S~ parmnrfen.
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gsttsniamen -TroSufte.


Gan Intonio, 26. Nopember, 1915
Brine CRUDE Cotton @eeo Oil. S1.31.
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A Toast.

At a stag party the following tOa1
was given: Woman-the morning st,,
of infancy, the day star of manhood
and the evening star of old age. Bless
our stars-and may they always hi
kept at a telescope distance.-BostpI
Transcript.
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One of the Old School.

ST suppose you want rubber tires?
said the carriage man to a parsimonl-
GUS old fellow who was inspecting sew
eral vehicles with view to buying
one. "No, sir" said the old man. my
folks amt that kind. When they're
ridin' they want to know it."-Life.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1918-12-18

Rath, Fred Meloy, Chas. A. Bent. and
VIM. tenberger voting aye.
Jno. E, Hansen and M. M. Corners,
voting no.
Moved and carried that an adjourn
ment be made until 9 o'clock a. m.
Thursday, Dec. 5.
Concluded next week)
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1918-12-18
Eagle River, Wisconsin.

Eagle River, Wisconsin.
October 4th, 1918.
Alfred Hong,
County Clerk,
Eagle River, Wisconsin.
Dear Sir:-You are hereby requests
ed to adjourn the annual meeting
of the county board from November,
18th, 1918 to December 3rd, 1918.
Signed.
Fred Meloy, Plum Lake.
Chas. A. Bent, 9 ate Line.
VIM. Saltenberger, Washington.
Henry Rath, Lincoln.
Frank w. Carter, Eagle River.
Peter Hedeen, Conover.
The following notice was sent to
each mem Der of the county board to
their proper post office address.
To the mem bers of the county board
of supervisors of Villas county, Wis
consin
Gentlemen;-You are hereby notl>
fed that the majority mem bers of the
county board have requested that the
annual meeting of the county board
be and the same hereby is adjourned
until December 8. 1918.
As follows:
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1918-12-18
Signed,
Fred Meloy,
Supervisor.

On motion the foregoing resolution
was unanimously adopted.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1918-12-18
Eagle River, Wisconsin.

October 4th, 1918.
Alfred Houg County Clerk,
Eagle River, Wisconsin.
Dear Sir:-You are hereby request
ed to adjourn the annual meeting of
the county board from November 18th
1918, to Deem Der 3rd, 1918.
Signed:
Fred Meloy, Plum Lake.
Chas. A. Bent, State Line.
VIM. Saltenberger, Washington.
Henry Rath, Lincoln.
Frank w. Carter, Eagle River.
Peter Hedeen, Conover
Yours very truly.
Alfred Hong, Co. elk.
By Mary Hong, Deputy.
EoUla Rivar WISCONSIN
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-12-27

American International shipbuildine
company. issued statement today
commenting dhsthe department Of jus-
tice report Oh the Hog Island ship
building project.
''In ar enterprise Of this magnitude
graft prefiteerlng or financial miscon-
graft, profIteering orr finalcial miscon-
duct has been found is highly gratify-
ing. The intlmation Is that there was
wastefulness in doing the job. 1t will
be found that the cost per day at Hog
Island is actually not in excess Of those
at other yards.
"As to the estimate, they were. OF
course, much too small. We had no
precedents to guide us. Furthermore,
costs Increased enormously. There was
no real extravagance in the Hog Island
construction. when we consider the ur-
gent haste with which the whole job
had to be done"
The company, Mr.. Knight said, will
present its facts when the senate COM
merce committee resumes it's investi-
CATION after the holidays.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-12-27
Oregon Boy Helped
COmrade Though He
Needed Aid Himself

WALLA WAL4I4A, WASH. Dec. 81.
Mrs. Henry Lee 112 South Fifth
street. has received word OF the death
OF Charles Wilkensen. a grandson. Of
Wenatchee. who was so badly 'gasseds
by the Germans on the western front
IN France that he died in a base hos.
pital on November 20.
Young Wilkensen, who was an
Oregon boy. volunteered for service
during the early part OF the war, en-
listing with the North Central wash.
ington division after merging with the
First Army Corps upon its arrival in
France During the Chateau Thierry
battle he drove an ammunition truck
and for days was in the thick of the
fight, delivering ammunition to tha
front AS he was indexed as an ex-
pert horseman, he was soon asked to
volunteer for special service and vaa
transferred to headquarters COM
pany, infantry. as a mounted orderly
to the commanding officer. II was
during the performance of this spe.
cial duty that he was gassed SO badly
by the enemy that his death resulted
on November %. The army record of
this young man shows that he carried
out the highest type of American
ideals to the very last. as he stopped
to help a helpless comrade while he
was trying to get to the first aid sta
ton for medical attention for him
self