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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
0altet Cure UreibeitS:
bombs!

Sic 5reibeitsanleiben iino oarum
cine 70 geiunbe rationale 6tnan5s
mabregel, meiI lire Bombs 1td >G11
Miuionen bon 8eitsern pertetlen,
pelde iib meit berltrel1t iiber oas
gan5e 2a11o eri treder. 9ies bei5ube'
boIten lit bon u%ngeberrer Beoeutu11g
fir bie giu5elnen ,pie fir oige gan5e
Station.
@erben sic 8onos @egenitanb Ser
SPECIALIZATION, bas beiBt, geben lie IN
groBen Mengen in Sic Sdnoe Gin.
5elner iiber, oann lei6et 6a6ur6 nidt
MIR sic fi1an5iele @raft Ser &egte-
rung, Ionoern, ouh Ser @el6beutel
oes gi115el1en. &egierungsbon6s Der
Ser. gtooten itn6 in Ser 8ergangen=
belt 1tets iiber ben Nenntpert gegan=
gerp uno iino in ein5elnen 6d1en i'm
aursmerte Biz s1t 1879 Do1or fir Ell
men pierpro5entigen ginbunoertools
Iorbono geitiegen. 9ab a1d Sic Srei-
b%eitgbon6s, mern Srieben fomnot,
m%inbeltens iiber SEN Nennpert itet'
gen merben, 1T 10 gut mie itder. Sic
bIeiben oomit cine itdere, quite nno
Itetiqe Rupitolsonlage. Ber 6aber
feline 6reibeitsbonos bdlt, banoelt TO-
mobI tpeiie, oIs aud patrtotti9.
9ieie Wurnungen un6 Wobnnn'
gen iin6 .sur5eit ni4t obne praftiiae
8eoe1tung. gs lit amtlid. feitgeItent
moroen, ooB bon fdlauen, aber &C.
miTenloien Mgenten bereits groBe
gni trenoungen gema6t mer6en, Die
freibeitsbon6s bon Snbabern, Die
iiber Sen @ert bon Mftien nno
@toatspapieren menig nnterridtet
iinb, su 8reiien unter ibrem Berte
Alt e%rtperben. Man btetet ferner i'm
Mustouid fir Sretbeitsbonos fat
mertIole Mftien an, 6ie MIR ipefulati=
ben @ert beiiten, iogenonnte rmilo,
cot Itodb". Sssn einigen 8anen 1T Sen
Snhobern bon Treibeitsbonbs nnr
einFod Ser 8oridIog gemodt tporoen,
rubio sic onqebotenen Mftien 5u fonz
fen unb oIs @iferbeit fir 6en Frets
Sic Treiheitsbon6s 5u binterlegen.
Scseber @onfier miro bem III oieier
@cGr I'm Stat NohiuGen6en nnbers
bIiirnt iogen, 6oB 6tes MIR eine @or,
tGl,iFnno lit, ste ouf nihts tpeiter
birc1,sorht. oIs sic Treibeitsbonos
ola Mustouih fir sic Spefulotionsz
oftirn alt erhalten.
mern ieber Sssnbober eines Sret=
hpi+ahnrhs. ehe er 1ih 6esielben ent'
Ie6iot. feline Rorf, at ser er Iertrau'
en- hot. I'm &ot fragt, BONN miro es
ierpr er1nen riht aelingen, @tud
fir @tiid Sic Treibeitsonleiben II
lire @nnb at befommen. Wob1 obe1
MFRS hor einse1ne 8on6inbaber tpif
bos c~"~ifoniide Soft o1s @anaeS
eircr, m"minn ors ben 5reibeits:
bnn0s hnben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
Sic Mn9rime amt Efarr
11mo @euteinoei1mle

mebren ii9. go for6ert Elm 2eier
elmer Der groBen Sageblatter @bica~
gos, 6eiien Namen man nns leioer
beri6meigt, elm @eieb, tpel6es bor-
l9reiben ion, 6aB &in6er Big 81 If
rem pier5ebnten Sabre feline onoeren
oIs offentlihe, 8. +. ltaotli6e S6ulen
bein9en 6iirfen. CT bebauptet, Bob
6ieies MIR ouein Die boultdn6ige
Mmerifaniiierung unierer Sugeno 81
.Gtan6e bringen tpiir0e. 9arin
liegt Elm Mngrtff auf &farr= ODER
&irdenl9nlen. Nen iin6 6erarttge
MusfdGe nibt, 1l1r liegt 6arin, CUR
gegenmdrtigen Belt, sic tn6irefte @n-
16uloigung, 6oB &tr6enfdulen Der
Mmerifoniiierung bin6erli6 iino,
nidt potriotii9 genug gebolten mer-
Ben nn6 oa 5umeilt Sic fatbolil6en
un6 Iutberii9en &irden lire eigenen
Sdulen baben, 10 baben 6ieie intole=
ronten 8erbeiierer, Die gerne Die
@elt nad ibrer eigenen, bermeintli9
ridtigen S9oblone 5uituben mo4ten
namentlia 6ieie int @uge.
Die r@bicago Mbenopof" bertritt
6eren Code gegen Die Seber, tn6em
fie fdreibt:: Gin @usueis bon 1914,
ser uns 3ufdnig porliegt, beiagt, oab
in Den 8ereinigten Stoaten 5,448
GIementari9ulcn NIT 1,456,206
Gdulern bon Ser tatbolii@en Stride
aIlcin %unterbalten tperoen. Die 3abl
Ser Sdiiler in lutberiiden, un6 an
oerer Nforr-s dulen bin5ugerefnet,
oiirften nobc5u 6rei Winionen &ir-
scr in 6ieiem 2an6e in &irdenidulen
untcrridtet perben. Ga fir Den I'm
terbolt 6ieier Sd,ilen sic &irden,
re'p. beren Mitglie0er oltS etgcncn
Mittc1n a1>ffommen, 10 fonn man lid
u"gcfabr cincn @cgriff MAIDEN, mas
Sen @iiracrn pcridlicocner @en1cinmc=
'cr, 0ie nid,t au oicicn &irden gcbos
~cn, >nrd Sic griltcns oieier Shn=
r., crfport miro. l1noci0hr u Ero=
cent n~nIcrcr sdrulfinbcr bciudcn 81
fc~tr;d,c gd,1lcn, mcld1c nit cincm
o,itcrouimnnb BON 555 Millioncn
7rnnrs- n%n1tcrhnlt"n mcrbcn; Scr
r"h+c Trit scr rcitlid'cn 81 Fro5cnt
"-1S1"+ on SIC Gforridulcn.
T:"'n oohlca .hcmci'cn, hnb Gin &C.
-, NEEDLES MIR 0iicntlid)e Sdulcn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
Ser @otteSaGer.

Ser Ort, mo- sic Soften ruben,
miro ongemein Srie6bof genonnt.
Stir oicien itiuen Srt elm idoner
Mome, oenn sic 6a in Ben @rabern
ruben, boben Srteoen; tie ltno emit
fInhcn Sen Miibiolen unb &iimmer>
riiIer bieier gr6e; ibr bieueidt Oft
reht unrubiger, iorgenpoaer Bilger=
Iorf lit pouen6et. Wir fatboltlbe
Ghri1ten ober baben einen ihoneren,
tiefIinnigeren @omen fir ben 0rt:
mir nennen i'm = @%ottesader. uno
porum? @eil bier Elm e6ler Come
ourd sic @rabf urben bin al1sgeltreut
lit, elm Come, Der fiir@ott reifen lou,
nm an Gage oes @eri6tes ols rei9e
@orbe in sic Sheune 6es Simmels
einoeiommelt gu peroen.
Gieien ItiGen, beimli6en Srt, ben
@ottcsader, follen mir 0fters bein'
den; 6cnn aud bier baben mir Bfli@,
ten 81, erfunen. l1niere FL. Stride iogt
r6mlIid, leg iei Elm beiliger rno bell
farncr @ebanfe, fir sic 8eritorbenen
All bctcn, bomit iie bon ibren Sunoen
er1olt mcrbcn," un6 lie tut Dies
1eIblt: lie bringt fir bie Singegange,
men @cbct unb Opfer bar nno ipri9t
an ibrcn @rdbern 6as ernlte rHe,
m,iescont in Ioce", rube in Srieoen,
eIs Ginb bieier Stride miiiien mir
MN bosicIbe tl1n, mas uniere Wfnt=
ter tut; pir miiIien fir sig porous=
ocaongcncn @riioer unb S9tpcltern
hctcn rno bicral1 lit Ser @ottesoder
Gin coma bcionbers geeigneter Ort
Wcrcc''cn mir bos ME! Sc lit Gbrt'
1tcrniIidt uno iiberbics Elm Werf Der
oc;ltiucn @ormber5igfeit, nidt blof
fiir ocbcnnc, innocrn o,th fir Sote
Soft Il, bitten. Tebitoem, mas fon'
Pow mir unicrn gltcrn, @cihmiitcrn
nhcr Trcunocn, ucnn tic .aelterbcn
i:,.> snh idcnfcn? Nidts mebr, oenr
iic bcoiirfcn ser irbiiden Di1tge ni@1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
., traet Die Matter.

8, frast bic Matter. frast fe bor
alien,
Db arieg, Of Griebeu ferner palten
. fraset iie, 'uean jett bic @arfel
81 Ser Gnt&eibnug, 10 berbangmis'
Sic finb es, sic nit bluteno, tpebent
@er5eu,
Wfit @eraeu, beneu &lageu ielbft ber.
1pebrt, =
Mit 11anenloien, ttefen Seeleuidmer-
Sett DPfer bradten, ppier %'tnerb1rt.
., frast bic Miitter aller Matiunen,
Db Treunb, pb Sein6, es tit mobl Ell
nerlet!
., frast ite al, mp tmmer fe and)
uDbnen,
Db nidt een1tg idJou 8lnt seflo1eu
let.
sic, sic 10 biel erb1tlbet unb gelittem,
Sic iid5 in ban9er Sebniudt fait ber'
5ebrt 80.
2aft tie hergebeus ntdt thu Srteben
bitten,
2akt ibre stimme iett nidt nmge'
b1rt.
11mb batten fe Ben subm aud f@on
%berlorer, -
Sen eignem spbn, auf fernem
Sdladtgefilb, -
Sen Sobn, BEN tie nit @dmer5e1
emit gebpreu,
60 tpar' ibr 9era bon Mfitlet6 bod
erfiQt
Sir jebe Mmtter, Sic nit bangeut
3ageu,
.Dem 11eten Sage id)e1t entgegenbli6,
sic >peif Ben Spbn nu1rtnget bon
@efabren
unb ibre @eele 1T bon Gram BE-
britft.
Drum frast sic Wfiiitter, fraget tie
bor alien,
@ie trngen ia bas grSkte 8eb nto
2eib!
8 fraset lie, >uenn siett sic @arfel
fallen,
Ste fagen end: u3tm Srieoen ieib
bereit!"
Sie baben &edte, bena nit Seele11=
idmer5ea,
Mtt sdmeraen, benea &la9en ielbit
bermebrt,
9a bradten tie nit tobes>pmnben
Ser5en
Sekt id6uere Spfer, 0pfer 1tnerb1rt,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14

Der miro iebt boffentlid 5ufrie6en
iein. Sat er ii4 un6 bic @einen Biz
Der be5dbmt, 10 6arf er ii4 nun ei-
mem beionberen @enub leilten. Ber
iidy 10 lange I'M 3uume gebalten bnt,
Der 6arf ii9 nun fir feline GeIbit-
ubertpinoung belobnen uno ii9 tpe-
nigitens einmaI in ser 8ode feinen
Bfannfu6en re9t bid ber5udern.
Mon 6enfe: 8 Bfun6 3uder monot-
lid fir ie6es SomiIienmitglieo! 90
runter iin6 6o9 meilt melde, Die iid
11idt biel aus SuBigfeiten mo9en;
sos fommt BEN an6eren 5ugute. 8or
lauter 8ergniigen perben nun mobl
Die meilten @ousfrauen beute Bel if
rent Samstagseinfm1f moglidit if
rem MonatsanteiI fir Die Gomilie GIT
befommen iu9en, bora1sgeiebt, bob
6ns @el6 langt un6 Der Sdn6ler ge-
niigen6 8orrot bat. 8enn es 6amit
bapern io1te, pare es natiirli9 ni4t
mebr ols onltdn6ig> menn Sic &aufer
Gin bibden gegenieitige @iidli@t neb-
men monten, oamit jeoer mus befom,
men fam. 9oben mir nns bisber Be,
5Gbmt, 10 Iiegt fein @rnnb Dor, baB
pir nun ouf einmal 6ie miiblam er=
rungene Selbitbeberrfdung 5um
54a6en nierer Mitmeni9en fabren
1aiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
Ste @elbitmt~ orobdmf8fett
lit oen Stdote1t rtt=
1ereS &eS.

@Gbren6 Der erl item 5tpolf Sabre
6ieies Sabrbunoerts mar eS Sobofen,
6as sic meiiten @elbltmor6e a1fmies,
oenn es mo9ten BORT 33 Meni@en
ouf ie 10000 ibrem 2eben Elm bor-
5eitiges @n6e; ober 6as geidab, als
sort nod piele .@intpan6erer bange1
hlieben, benen &eimtpeb un6 Die nn-
mogli9feit, bier Mrbeit 5u finoen,
Sic 2ebenslu1t nabm.
Gas lit NUN an6ers %gemor6en, mie
@err Sreoertd s. Soffman, ein
8erliberungs 5tattitifer, nodhmeiit,
benn int lebten Sabre famen MIR IL
@elb1tmoroer al1f 100000 @intpob=
ner. Die gr0Bte 3abl 2ebensmiioer
i'm 8er6altnis 5u ieiner @inmobner-
5obl meilt iebt Can Srancisco out.
Merfmiiroiger @eiie iin6 es Die cali.
fornil6en @t1ote, 6ie 6ie gr0Bte 3abl
2ebensmi6er entbalten. Gan 6ran=
cisco, 6as BIG 1911 cine State bon 30
Selbi tmoroer ouf 100000 Der 8e-
rolferung oufmies, lit iebt bon San
Giego iiberbolt mor6en; es bot aber
immer nod cine @elbltmor6 3 &ate
ron 41.6. sacramento un6 sos Mn<
geles folgen in Der &eibe uno muir
EoIe6o trennt Saflan6 bon 1etnen
gdpeiteritd6ten. .
Wan fann Iia MIR tp11n6ern iiber
oieie @rideinung. SIT bod Die $50
cific=&iiite geiegnet nit einem BERT
liden @limo un6 fat nit aQem @n'
ten un6 S60nen, 6as bie1e @roe Der,
borbringt. 2iegt Ser @rnno bieuei@t
harin, 6nB iobie1e 2eute aus BENT
Often @eilung in 6ieiem mil6en
alima in9en, un6 90 lie Ste erboffte
gel1erung nidt finben, neil tie piel
au 5pdt Sen &limomediel %nrternob-
men, in ser @er3meiflung ibrem Da
iein un6 2ei6en 8ugleih Elm Gnoe
MAIDEN? Genper, Bag nod IN biel
qr0Berem MoBe Elm Mufentbaltsort
fir 2eioenoe lit, fat oltd) cine grob &c
2obI 2ebensmiiber, oQein es reidt
nidt an Sen 8ro5entiab bcran, ben
bie stGote ser Hacific-&nite ouftpei=
len.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
Eramenarbeit lit oett 8er:
etni9tem Staatem.

Die ridtige Muffaiiung un6 Ser
tpertunq Ser Grauenarbeit it, pie
aus einem Mun6i@reiben 6eS 8nn~
res< Mrbeitsamtes b%erborgebt, 1T Die
Ter 3eit qaf15 DEFENDERS i4miertg.
Das Mrbeitsfel6 lit ia gegen frIber
in groBortigem l1mfange erlpeitert;
es gibt mobl foum cine 8ei6dftignng
mebr, in ser fid] ni6t a16 sic 6rou
betGtigen f0nnte nno tponte. Dor
ouem lit es sic &riegsbe6arfSarbeit
III ser Trol1en einen groBen Sell Der
5um &eeres6ienIt einge5ogenen Man=
ner erfeben miiiien, nno on@ fonren,
menn lie an Den ri6tigen Ylab ge-
1temt mer6en. MnBer6em itebt notur>
lih 6os gon5e ibrige meite Sel6 Der
Sssn6uItrie ben Grauen often. 9aS 3d.
terIon6 broudt sic Dien{te Der Gran
un6 90 alt fein Dabintenbleiben.
DesboIb lit ober 6em 2anoe nod lon.
ge nidt oo1nit ge6ient, 6aB nun oae
arbeitsfGbigen un6 orbettsmiuigen
4rouen ii6 3ur Mrbeit in Sen 8etrie'
ben orGngen. sic miiien aud etmas
leiiten f0nnen, 6enn tpenn Die @egies
runq an 6em @run6iabe feitbalt, 6oB
6ie Srouenorbeit Der Mdnnerarbeit
glei@ be3obIt miro, 10 muB lie ibr
ond gIeidmertig iein. Sir biele Be-
rufS5fpeige lit eben cine 8orfdn1e no.
tia, un6 cine .folde burd5umoden,
Dir EN- lih bie| 6ra11en ntdt 14ener1.
Sir cine gorge Mn5ab1 8erufsarten
hat 6esboIb 6ie &eqterung Borbereis
tungsfurfe eingeridtet o6er Nribot'
unternebmer peranlaBt, bergleifen
in ibren MnIoaen ein5nrtdlten. Bes
ion6ers mid'tio iin6 Sic 8oridulen
fir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nn6 Soipi=
tal6ienit, fir gi1enbabnbienlt, fir ei-
ne qarae Mcihe 9eidGftigunqen i'm
Gegierl1noSbienlt. 3os geid,aftiz
qungscmt Ser Ser. Stooten aeht in
6ieiergesiehn'o ollen orbeitsmi1igen
Trolen bcre;tminio an Sic Sano unn
Der teht cs. 'crh't io1he, sic ME in
ihrem ochcr %ocorbcitct bohcn, IN Doe
ridtige Tohrroiien III bringen. q
| bietct iih o1'o fir hinge 6ronen nno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
Sic 9ranfbeit ser menidliden q

Sic 9%ranfbeit BET menid)ltd)ert 8e'
ienidoft inn lebten un6 ietigen Sabr'
bun6ert mor un6 lit Sic Mbfebr bon
@ott, sic 8erIeugnltng Beg @briIten.
tl1ms in Ebeorie un6 8raris.0 aourh
lit nidt MIR elm nngldnbiges >undriIt'
Tides @eI6Iedt oufge>padien, ion'
BERN 6as gon5e 0ffentlide 2eben, Der
@%toatsf0rper nn6 an feline @tnri9'
tunqen iin6 oumdblid bon o1en
driitliden grtnnerungen 10 grinolt9
gelG,,bert porben, BOB Ser 5taot Oh
ne @ott unb Meligion als 6ie bodllte
grrungenidoft Ser Neu5eit gilt. @ie
ser gtoot per5id,tet Sic 5d11le onf
Wott un6 3eligion, ia bas gan5e Of
fentlide 2eben fennt @ott n1to ben
@rloier Ser 8elt nidt mchr, un6 Die
cs nod gut meinen, begniiaen Iid NIT
ser Mcliqion oIs 8rinatiade, Die IN
ser Seifentlidfeit idweigen m11B.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14

6emrp Surb maa nidt serabe at
SEN 2ongiomiten geboren> ober 10 gut
mie feline automobile lauft er jeoen=
fails ni6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
Sic Sabafmonopeltnen.

Mon fann nun mie6er etmas frdf<
tiger an ietner 3igarre ooer Efetfe
3ieben, felt man peiB, 6aB 6en gro~
5ea Eobafonfeln bon nnlerer &egte=
runq aufS Do9 geitiegen meroen lon
un6 sic M%nfun6igung elmer iol9en
Monipnlotion getp0bnli6 eine 19len<
nige @eiierung ser betreffenoen gu
ltdn6e anr Golge bat. IS Dar aber
oud 6arno6! Sic @erman6lungsme<
tbo6en, sic I'M 2anfe 6eS lebten Sab
reg nit BEN Tobofpdd6en 1n6 3tgar=
rem borgenommen puroen, tparer
6enn bod ettpos gu m1ffduige. @iner
gepi1ien Mebrpreis IdBt man it@ ia,
6es &rieges tpegen, gefaaen, cine ~
1temotii9e MuSnutung aber gebt bent
ue6uI6igiten Sabafliebbaber nno
ge6uloig iin6 Tie aQe, Sic ga rau@en,
ipeit mebr nod Die, sic ga 16nnpfen
= o1f sic Nerben.
Grit tpur6en sic Sinfcent=Yadete
fleiner, Damn trot an lire SteQe pie~
ser Elm ettpus gr0Beres, ben fruberen
8iinfcent<Badeten abnli6es, ober
tompafter a%us1ebenoes Broonft flr
5ebn Gents, 6as aber Damn au4 balo
pieoer fnetbarer un6 biinner muroe.
@iner dbnli6en Bro5e6nr tporen
Sic 3igarren unb 3igaretten nnter-
morfen. Mu@ 6a ging Der BreiS berg.
oufnarts, mabren6 Sic Qualitat it@
peri9Iedterte. @i@t auf einmal, aber
10 id0n nab un6 nad, 10, bob man
feline 5orte meiit nur nod an Der
2eibbin6e erfanrte.
Mun min ii9 uniere &egierung Die
ie Eabof4@roBbdn6Ier un6 lire
&riegsprofitidde, Die ii6 ti@tig 9e-
ltrafft baben 6irften, ettpos naber
betrodten. &offentli6 miro ein Sell
oes 5uiammengerafftenM ammons gu
&riegs5meden abgefubrt tperoen;
Ddnn bG0tte man penigltens ni6t
gon5 bergebens 6ieies 3eug gerou@t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
Sbaleid nod fein 9at1m fir Ben

}3uiammentritt 6es &oniiitoriums
fetgeiebt lit, mur6e bod am Sreitog
in &om beridtet, bob iid nnter ben
m0gli@en &ar6inalen @r5biihof
8on5ono, apoltolii6er 9elegot IN
Wa1bington, iomie Sic papItli6en
Nunaien in @ien un6 Ma6ri6 befin=
Sen. &aroin4le mer6en nnter an6e,
REM fir @orida1t, Brag un6 8reslou
ertpdblt mer0en.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-06-17
MOORHEAD WRIGHT,

condition has been to improve the cobblers' business. The cobbler has again come into his own, as one of the most honorable callings. There are more of them in most places, adn they have more work than they can do. People who scorned to wear a patched or even half-soled shoe are now regular patrons of the cobbler.
 Women who have been accustomed to buy pair of new and expensive shoes every month or so, have found that they have in their attics or closets an accumulation of slightly worn or soiled shoes, representing a cost of hundred dollars or more, Every pair in the lot is still service able with little attention.
 Right here is where every woman in the country, especially those who live in cities, can aid the government in the conservation of leather. It is
The Prescott daily news., 1918-06-17
YW!;S.S. Y; N sSypsos srAAps ssBxp ~ rpS
 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
LUXURY TO THE DISCARD

You will find conservation these days in some of the least expected quarters. It is no longer a fad-it is a necessity, war emergency.
 We are told that food, and fuel, and men, and money, and ships, and many other things will win the war. Nei- ther single statement is wholly cor rect, but all together are correct.
 America is just beginning to sacri- flee. Many of the luxuries that had become commonplace must be surren- dered-the summer vacations, the fine clothes, the sumptuous banquets, the pastries and confections that tickle the palate, the pleasure automobile and thousand and one other things that we thought we must have only a few months ago.
 The only thing the people of Ar
The Prescott daily news., 1918-06-17

kansas, in common with all the rest of the nation, want, is a victorious peace through the defeat of Prussian power. Until that is attained, luxury must go into the discard, and the sooner the people realize it, the soon- CT will the wished-for result be at tained.
 Just one example may be cited probably you had not thought about it. The item of shoes alone is Q big item. The last two or three years has witnessed an advance of 200 or 300 per cent in the price of shoes. Whether it is justified, or is only a matter of profiteering, we cannot say; all we know is that shoes which cost us $3.50 not long ago, now cost $8.50 to so, and it is said they are going higher. And women's shoes cost as high as $15-and they wear no longer.
 One of the inevitable results of this
The Prescott daily news., 1918-06-17
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

MT. and Mrs. Herbert Began left this morning after brief visit in the city as guests of relatives.
 Mark M. Smyth reports the sale and delivery of one Dodge Brothers touring car to W. L. Hines, Boughton. FOUND-Large cap for gasoline tank Finder may secure same at this office. If
 Bring your worn out shoes to Gree sons old office. will make them new. R. A. Wylie. 14m1
 When your plumbing needs over hauling, phone Roy Gilmore, No. 327. 6m1
 Sam T. White and family left this morning in their Chandler for Ansley La, where they will spend couple of weeks visiting.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Nichols had as their guests yesterday the following: J. M. Wood and family of Gale; Ben Hatley and family and MT. and Mrs. Hugh Yeager of Hope.
 Dr. Etta Champlin, osteopathic physician of Hope, Ark, visits Pres colt professionally on Tuesdays, | Thursdays and Saturdays. For infor- | nation call 45. 16-tf
 If we win the war. wouldn't you like to say that you and your children had part, if even a small part, in financing it, and especially when you only lend your Uncle Sam the money?
 Adam Guthrie went to Little Rock last week and made application for entry into the medical corps and suc- cessfully passed the examination. He will probably be called into the ser vice immediately.
 | two gentlemen of color, were ar raigned before Mayor Hamby this morning and each fined $2.50 and costs for fighting. Marshal Willing ham also arrested Jim Daily, colored, on the same charge, who will be tried tomorrow.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. H. Allen received an announcement this morning of the marriage Saturday, June 8, of their son Capt. Allen to Miss Dewey Sea- ton, which took place at Las Cruces, N. M. Capt. Allen is a member of the United States Army and will be transferred in few days to the train ing camp at Waco, Texas. He has been in the service number of years and his advancement has been steady.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-06-17

nothing short of wasteful extrava- gance, the thoughtless manner in which many women buy shoes, and the women who will undertake to lead their sisters along the path of shoe conservation will do her country great service.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-06-17

The law provides that hold in his War Stamps exceeding Stamps however purchased for other family including children
 The money invested War Savings Stamps is gift donation but loan the will all paid back with O calamity it should be before January 1923 by giving notice Money Order what stamps, payment Stamps free all State local taxes when registered the posoce they insured against loss they backed by all the the United States they fall value below the pay they paying been offered by Government.
 definite quota War Stamps been each school district community which will be announced June 28 The Government of the United States all county subscribe quota pledge the
 It hoped that subscriptions taken the meetings neghbors Americans this hour need does call
 [Signedl MOORHEAD WRIGHT,
 Arkansas Savings Director appointed and acting
 authority of the Secretary of the United States Treasury O7
The Prescott daily news., 1918-06-17
FOR WOMEN

We have a few shoes and low c'S of a we'll known make, broken slzes @ 8 to 4, that we are offering at s1'oO per pair. Are worth $500, and if you see them you will agree with us. ons a few-and sizes 3, 3 1-2, anu few 1-2. w. B. Waller.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-06-17
IMPORTANT NOTICE!
 4 4 4 PRESIDENT UNITED STATES PROGRAMS FRIDAY, JUNE 2S, 1918
 a.  National Var Savings Day
 < < GOVERNORS AND MAYORS MAKE SIMILAR VACCINATIONS
 4 A COMMUNITY SECURE SUBSCRIPTIONS SAVINGS STAMPS

Pursuant the pocaations of the President of the United States and the Governor of this State War Director for Arkansas acting the authority of the United States Treasury Department have called all and meet Friday June 28 their subscriptions for War Savings Stamps In communities the smaller meetings will be held in the school houses at 2 P. m.
 school officers will the keeping of the proceedings and reporting the all and the War Savings Stamps subscribed for by them The absent and of those who refuse neglect to subscribe with their for doing will also be ported <
 War Savings Stamps (which United States Government Bonds the Liberty Bond) be paid for during month the 1918 but intended that subscriptions will be signed for them June 2S
 The of each War Savings Stamp depends the month during which it is bought During June each Stamp will cost $4 In July each Stamp will cost $4S and cent each month during 1918 On January 1928 the Government of the United States will redeem all War Savings Stamps $ % each matter during which month 1918 they bought They less during the early months 1918 than during the later months because e who buys earlier has loaned his the Government for longer time than if he should buy later
 By of illustration note the following table:
 COST OF WAR SAVINGS STAMPS DURING LINE LILY
The Prescott daily news., 1918-06-17

Two sprinkles day will keep 'u0- erculosis away.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-11-20
CHILD GETS SICK
CROSS, FEvER|SH
# CONST|PATED
SYRUP OF FIGS'
CAN'T HARM TENDER SToM-
AcH Or BOWELS.

A laxative today saves sick child
tomorrow Children simply will not
take the time from play to empty their
bowels, which become elogged up with
waste, liver gets sluggish; stomach
sour.
) Look at the tongue, mother! If
coated. or your child is listless, cross,
few erish, breath bad, restless, doesn't
eat heartily, full of cold or has sore
throat or any other children s ailment
give a teaspoonfuI of California
Syrup of Figs then don't worry, be-
cause it is perfectly harmless, and in
few hours all this constipation poi
son, sour bile and fermenting waste
will gently move out of the bowels,
and you have a well, playful child
again. A thorough inside cleansing
is oftimes all that is necessary. II
should be the first treatment given in
any sickness.
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups
Ask your druggist for a bottle of Cali
fornia Syrup of Figs" which has full
directions for babies, children of all
ages and for grown-ups plainly printed
on the bottle. Look carefully and see
that it is made by the California. Fig
Syrup Company"