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The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1918-01-18

f. d. Brown was brought to
this city Tuesday from his ranch
down the river suffering from
pneumonia. He is now at one of
the local hospitals.
Just installed latest Vapor
Bath. Dr.. Masters, Chiropractor,
419 Main Ave.
II. G. Garland reports the fol-
lowing as the most remarkable
excuse he has heard offered for
not accepting work. He ap-
preached a young man Of this city
asking him to assist in unloading
a car of corn and the young man
refused stating that he was fat
tcning himself so he could join
the navy and would not do any
heavy work for fear it might re-
duce his weight.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1918-01-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton Cook were
visitors in Spokane Thursday.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1918-01-18

For La-grippe and colds, aches
and pains, try Napor Baths. Dr.
Masters, Chiropractor, 419 Main.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1918-01-18

For rent-Two furnished rooms
steam-heated. Phone 210J. If
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1918-01-18

Mrs. Sarah J. Scott, a former
resident, has been spending a
few days in the city from Spokane
visiting friends.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1918-01-18

Born to Mr.. and Mrs Franz
Olson Wednesday evening am g.
pound girl. Mother and daughter
are doing nicely.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1918-01-18

The band bays have announced
that they will give a dance i'm the
Grand Theater ON the evening of
January 25th, and also on Febru-
airy 22nd. Music will be furnished
by the full band and a good time
is alwas enjoed at these popular
affairs.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1918-01-18

Sheriff f.. b. holland left Thurs
day evening for Tensed on official
business.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1918-01-18

George Cornell of Chatcolet
was a business visitor in the city
Thursday.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1918-01-18

Housekeeper wanted. Phone
lSi-W.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1918-01-18

Try Vapor Baths from Dr.
Masters, ll9 Main. 2F
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1918-01-18

A beautiful Player Piano can
be bought at sacrifice by seeing
Mr.. Boyson at the Kootenai Inn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-09
PkI TORPEDOVANf MT. YER
NONU ZAHYNULO IS MUzo

Washington, 8. zafi. - 35
muzd lodnf posadky amerieke-
no armadniho parnfku Mount
Vernon. ktery byval majetkem
severnfho LIoydu pod jmenem
Kronprinsessin Cecilie obstara
vajici dopravu hlavn9 mezi Bra
mani a New Yorkem. bylo pri
napadenf lode ponorkou nemec
ktm torpedem zabito. Mezi ce-
stuifcfmi nalezal go senator Sp.
Stat1 "a Illinois. J. H. Lewis.
Vzdor explosi byla LODI sto vra
titi Sc do prfstavn. tax ze skoda
mdze byti snadno opravena.
Torpedo vniklo do topfrny, :iez
byla vodou zaplavena a muz-
stvo teze. ponejvfce strojnfci a
topici zabiti 2 G&sti zran9ni.
Senator Lewis Sc vracel 8 ma
vstevy zapadnf fronty We Fran
eli a vyvazl bez pohromy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-09

PRfPRAVY
KZAPISU.

Predseda 1stredniho odvod-
,niho vyboru, C. Cadwallader
svolava ku zaverecne porada
vsecky cleny podrizenych W.
borG, kterazto porada bude wv
rizena dnes vecer v hotelu Hol
lenden. Budou to posledni pri-
pravy ku vojenskemu zapisu
PRO pristf ctvrtek. Ocekava Sc,
zs k dottene registraci prihla-
ST Sc asi 168, 200 muzu 18 az 45
letych, tedy $4,000 vice nez
bylo u mas "a prvniho zapisu.
Cizinci v Clevelandu prpdleva
jicf mohou Sc prihlasit ku zapi
su jiz dnes a to v Central zbroj
nici v kterezto zvlastni regis
tract bude pokracovano Ultra i
We stredu. Ku ctvrtecni pravi-
delne registraci odvodni vybor
hleda tlumocniky, kteri by slou
zili We ctvrtek dobrovolne, ne.
zistne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-09
AMERICKE
ZTRATY.

| Veskere @naericke ztr&ty "a
Iprohl l6senf tkllsy do vsersi1 -
'obnasejf celkem 28, pad
lych, ran9nych a nezvestnych.
V bitvach pablo 1hrnem 5,849
americkych yojfnd, celkove
ztraty ma mofi obnaseji 291, IA
nam podlehlo 1907, chorobam
1896 a nehodam 100.
V boji poraneno bylo tezce
16,829 vojlnI vsech newest
nych je 1910.
Ma vcerejsfm soupisu ztrat
nachazf Sc jmeno jedineho Gle
veland'ana, j. Weslera, 64O9
Fullerton ave., ienz poranen
byl lehce, kdezto dalsi ztraty z
Ohio vykazuif 10 jmen. Ceske
vcerejsf ztraty jsou:
Porucfk Jan Klfma z Chica-
ga, poran6n tezce v boji.
Pesak Jan Biza z Detroit, ra
nen lehce.
Jan stepka z Milwaukee,
Wis, ranen lehce.
R. Wilt z Pennsylvania, ra-
nen lehce.
st. Ffvek z Indiany, ran9n
lehce.
Jaroslav Vana z Chicago, ra
n9n 1ehce.
]. Zabalak z Chicago. ranen |
lehce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-09
SPOJENCI PkIPRAVUJf TAzENf ma
M0SKVU.
ARMADA v MURMANSKU Sc SNAzf
SPOJITI Sc S VOJSKEM CESKO-
SLOVENSKYM.,
BOLSEVICKA VLADA v BLAHOVESCENSKU
VYHLASILA CINE VALKU.

Washington 8. zaTi. Anglicke vojskov severnim Ru
sku pomoci spojeneckych oddd spfateench Rush. ko
ma pffpravy polnmu azen samotnou Moskvu. Prcnu
energckemu zakroceni zavdava bolsevicke vrznos ma
nos pachane Moskv6 Petrohrade proti francouzskym
anglckym poddanym Nejbzsim ciem spojenc6 jest dnes
Vologda vzdaena jen 100 mil jizne od Archandeka Spo
encam dochaz neustae do severnc pfsavu posiy, KITE
ych jest pfedvoj smefuci Vologde seovan Vse dele
plneho souhasu move vady severnho Ruska ez pres
dent Cakovsky sam poda zaos aby spoenc vokem nese
i sbi ze vlastnf jeho rekru pfpo spojenecke
prave Nova tato ruska armada jest vyzbroena havne
gckymi zbranem vycvcena britickym ddstoinky dIsto
nci rustf jsou pomerne slabe zastoupeni
Vojenske kruhy sou presvedceny xe voenska vyprava
operujfc smerem cd Archand6lska Vplogd6 posedn6j
sim meste spo armadou ceskosovenson jz hlavn bran
na stojf koem Jekaternoburku.A echoovac snaM
dostihnouti germu, odknd BY nell vol btu Voo9dk4
Jakme SesEa armada spoii vypravou spojeneckou
vonf celia zeezncn rat cd Archandelska az po Vavo
stok stati bude suzbe spojencGm Tazeni Moskvu
Petrohrad pax bude cilem druhym.
Take n9mecka armada Rusku jest dnes jz proniknuta
duchem vzpoury, zejmena n9Mec z&oznici odpiraf dd
sojn0m dfiveM slepou poslusnos Divise pfesunut6
chodni onty do France pfinas sine nespokoenost
padn bose Znmky ytO ale die vtrok6 vysokych ured
nickSch kruhd nesmi svadet pTedcasnym domnenkam
by Nemecko stao pred revoluci so jest brarckovan
Nemcd boevky pTinas kaisrov nepremne mAlo vitane
ovoce. ''~F"~
Nemecke zpravy odhaduii poeet spoeneckych oddilu
Ameritand Srbn, iimz poAha do 1000 ruskych
fnskych dobrovolnfkd Ma hu Baku pax vyodeno bylo
$500 Anglieann.
Vladivostok. !. zaH. (Opozdena zprava) Ruska boil
sevicka vada Rahov6scensku havm msste prot
vncie vyhasla Cine vku proo ze posledneM vada vvs4
voisko sevenf mandzurskou frontu Bosevc s
bfske hranice konfiskujf cfnske majetky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-09
PHI DRUHE INSPEKCl PROVAn JEJ
!. CORGAS A RYAN.
HODLAJf UPRAVITI OTAZKY AVA
TCKEALEKARSKE.

Washington 8. za - Jz podruhe cd pocatku valky ma
chaz Sc seretaf vy Baker Fanc ably osobne dohled
veke voense ace Americana zapadni fronte Ured-
nj prohasenf bezpecnem jeho pfsan We Francl byo o.
znaeno Poprve podnik Baker cestu merry
chlejsm pancefovem kznu kdezo dnesn preplavbu pod
nk ma velke transportn lodi americkeho vojska eho
leGno nachaze Ryan, druhy asistent department
vaky general major w. c. Gorgas nacenik ekaTskeho sta
bu Arady Spojenych Statu akoz nekok drednikd kan
ce&n vojenskych Il
Vyprava vyplua pred tydnem panovaly> znacne obavy
plavba dokoncf bez vzrusucch pfhod omu O.
pravnovaa pomnost nemeckych ponorek americkych vo
dAch Zdesim uad1m byl znam tany rozkaz nemecke ad
mrality, kterym byo vsem vetedm nsmeckych ponorek
pffsne nakazano kazdou znemoznova pfva nase
no voska brehdm rancouzkym Jest tudz prrozeno re
zprava stastnem prstani amercke komse byla vekym
uspokojenim pfjata.
Nicva snaha Hunl zrejm9 nasvedcue re amercke VOL
sko nabyva respeku Nemecko poebue neakou sensac
zpr&v potopen velkeho americkeho ransportu voska
y esaici moraka n9meckehp du opetne bya vzpruzena
odiszdem oznanil sekretAf yalky noynafskym zpra
i JAN. xe 6tyf d5p6dfobnl bud1 vefejno-
M ozn4en pozde Ones jest patrno, ze jetna hlavne
rozlustan leteckeho problemu, kterem generaem Per-
shingem nym voenskym avatiky konana bude spolecna
konfefence General Gorga pax konati bude studia
merech ponich zakladnch nemocncich Hlavn otazkou
jz ma rozust jest opatreni dosateeneho pocu ekafd
Setfoyatelek. ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-09

pfeSCane as VaIka are VlaSne ZapocaIo
pravdou ze spojenci dnes sou vrchu ale amec ar
da 81 pree by Amerika pocftala en vysedky niko en -
siby pedpoklady Posedni dobou bya dobyta brantnf VI
tezsv ale vezmee do ruky zapadnho boise Fran
ci
Oznace 81 dzemi Nemcch dobyte zpet cd 18. cerven
barvou modrou 1zem okupovane Germany spou
branou Beg zakresete cerven6 PAX 81 tato
peclve podrobne prohlednete presvedcfte vece
snadne zbyva este vykonan N6kdo rekne ze byo wy
Romano neitez kus prace Mozna ze ma pravdu mozn&
take ze kame Snad Jest to take enom spekuace obmy
Nyneisi znamky arc nasvedcu ze Nemecko uchopio
MIN hranicfm Voienske vetelstv poca zpusobem
dtocenf pride spojencim tax draho sami nadnou pod
minky Posedni udaost dos zrems nasvedcu ze skutec
ne spoenecka voiska draze patf dnbvte dspechv:
Vvssf americky dGstoinik redakcnim clanku New
York Times pravi Foch doby ceou ser vft9zvi ale
upozoruie ctenarsvo ze Jest nuno podonych serf vyra
celou ieste radu.
"Pfal bvch 81 pravi dotvcny "aby kazdy American
vec pohlfzel ien tfmto smsrem."
Povnnosti zmneneho dnsoinka lest sedovat srntsenf
americkeho du Pokud Vce nahledu ze nasledkem
hnanf Nemc od Tev Marry vaka koncena bue liz etos
sv9tue ze podobne muveni len zbytesn6 rozEuie ve
nebezpecno Armada 81 nepfee abv lid donna takto
sle ekoz by nodobne ret molly vzbzova faesne padxe
Dale promlouva zbvtecnem zvelicovanf tnd amerck&
arradv boiisti Von nas arc osvedGuif vsech Jim
pd3lenych akcch ale Spoene Satv 81 must nvSdoit do
sud An'erka vvkonala boiisti pomerns malQ. a.
Voisko nase fontS dokaza1o ze kazdAnnu
vosku svat3 Nes velitel6 senin bataonT puku dvs
celvch armadnch Short dokaza svi zpHsohost ale led
nall AZ dos"d vzdv len die rokvn vvssfch d6ston armad
druhych Name nrvnf arnadu po hudeme miti line. Az
(Pokratovanf ma stran9 druhe. )<a61~* sa#S9ssss
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-09
BRITOvE v MINULEM T7DNU.. .P0zA.
.s JfMALl $4,000 NEPRATEL. ;.
VcERA POsTOUPII o DVE Mile MA
: FRONTE 2O-MlLO Owe.
FRANCOUZl Cd LESA ST. COBAIN OHROZUJl LA
FERE A AMERICANA "a VESLOU DOBYLl
- AMUSCONESTU.

Briticke francouzske arnady pokracuji pOzvolnem
postupovanf ku Cambria La Fere.
Anglicka vojska postoupila vcera dive mile
fronte dvacftimove fancouzsy vol genera Mangna
bff Sc k Laonu cd sareho sektoru Noyon.
Hagovy pluky okupovaly meso Roise asi mil ma Sc
verozapadu Quentin kde vycisty les Hvarincourt
kryjc zakadnu Cambria cimz skutecnos dosazena ne
cd N9mc etos breznu zaha svQu zhoubnou ofensivu
Jde linii mezi Epchy-Hesbecourt Vermand
Francouz probii az ku historckemu esu st. Goban
kde wall ltokem vesnici Servais
st. Gobain povazovan je Huny nedobytny, ponevadz
ma huboke STREE huse podroy opevnene kopce rozehe
jesne defensive ddkladne pfpravene nekterych
dobnych jeskynich ukry cey puk voska kdezto ne
rnecke baterie mali rovnez posce veice vyhodne.
St. Goban je hlavni bastou zakladny La Fere akoz o.
pevn9neho mesta Laonu ponevadz les ten prfmym ito
neze bez hrozneho kveprolevan dobyh general Man
gin pokus doby obchvatnym manevrovanim kterezo
nanevry mali mu pfipravit cestu ma Laon.
Nenf pochyby, ze Hunove st. Gobain budou brant
nucene n9mecke ustupovani cd Remese.
N9mci vceresich bojd rozvinuli vesf odpor vsude
ma mnohtch mistech pres proinapor1m Byo tax kra
nj anglicke lini Ypres, Pkardii mezi Vesou Asnou
Ncmkne vecky ty protoky by spoeneckou zbrani odra
xeny AmeriGane podobn6 pfezitosti odna nepfte
m9stecko Missouri s mil severovychodn9 cd Fismes
Mars&lek Haig reportue ofcene Londynu, ze uplynu
$4,000 Hund wall Jim nekoik set srojnch pusek
N9mecko ma prftomne 2,500000 vojind btevnf care
" ftanci Belgii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-09
BOLSEVCI HROZf ZASTRELENfN
ANCLICKYCH RUKOJMf.
-=--- 49, /
CECHOSLOVACI ORsADlLI NOVOU TRAT TRANS.
/ SIBfRSKE DRAHY
DORA KAPLANOVA UTOcNICE MA LENINA Z
-...- .. POPRAVENA.
(POLEDNf BULLETlNY:)

Stockholm 9. zaT - Tfcetsest anelickych 1ednka "a
cen1ch Rusku. ohrozeno lest smr zastfeenm estlze
sevc president Lenn podehne vym ranam obvinen
spoudGas spknutf prot zvotu Lenina Kapla-
novd ez aent Lenna pachala bya die curyssk6 zpra
Wy We stfedu popravena. #% < }>#< ~
Vladvosoku dodatecne oznamuie. ze Cechos1ovaci
zmocnenm Ooviany dnes kontrou drahu az Penzyv
celkov@ d&lce 1000 mil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-09
RECISTRUJTE VSICFNI .JAKO
CECHOSLOVACI

Nirodni nase pov;nnost nam kaxe, abychom pfi
gistrac 6vrtek dne H. zaEi, udal ze jsme Cecho-
sovaci nebudz mezi nam nikoho kdox by udal, 10 j.
RakuSanem to jest nepfiteem Spojenych Statd. Nepts
take, kdyby fedni registra6ni svs um1 Vas jao Ra.
kusana eht9 zapsat Vyhovsnim teto vyzvs usnadnits
naS n&rodni pr6c sobs uspote byi povazov8n po<-
dan<ho rakousksho cfsafe. faE
NaI l<kaf, u6ites, knSzi a spolkovi 1fednci neche
upozornui svych kruzich dalekos&hly vyzna
to opatfeni
Rsgialruj kaxd5 jako cscheslov<kl .s'-. y 7-s.s s
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-09
HUNOVE PRIPRAVUJl ODPOR MA
HINDENBURGOVE LlNI.


Londyn, g. zaf. - General Ludendorff oznamuje Ber-
re vecka havni nemecka voska dosahla z pGvonf Him
denburgovy nie kde chysta vsemozny odpor T9zke
mecke batere pvlecene pred tim starou lnii hfmf j
vstrfc vojskdm spojeneckym. &
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-09
REGISTRACNf DEN, IL. ZARf.

Kaxdy mux pfekroGivM osmnacte narozeniny a 46.
nArozenin posud nedos&hnuvsi nusi byt ku vojensks
sluxbx xaps&n.
4 Den - IL. z&r ctvrtek.
s. Hodiny - Mezi sedmou r&no a devatou ve6er.
~ Misto - We voebni budce registrantova prscinktu
y Zapsanych jx mux& Fl az 81 letych vyseuvedena
ragistrace nety6e.
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-06-21
DON'T SNEEzE,
COUGH OR SPIT
HEALTH OFFICER WOULD HAVE
YOU GRAB YOUR NOSE AND
HOLD ON, AN INTERNAL Elk
PLoSIoN is PREFERRED.

A nationwide "anti-cough, sneeze,
spit campaign hos been inaugurated
by Surgeon General Gorgas, of the u
S. Army and the state and local boards
of health have been called upon to in
tensify this campaign in Arkansas
The slogan of this campaign is, Don't
spit, don't cough, don't sneeze." IN
case it becomes necessary to do eth.
er, bow the head and place handker-
chief or the bare hand over the mouth
and nose.
The germs Of the diseases which
have caused most of the sickness and
deaths in the army camps are carried
in the secretions of the nose and
mouth and are transmitted largely In
this way. Among the diseases thus
communicated are pneumonia, meas
les, mumps, diptheria meningitis, in
fantile paralysis, influenza and tuber-
culosis. These are especially comInu-
nicable in street cars, railway coaches,
theaters, churches and all other public
or private gatherings.
Surgeon General Gorgas makes the
following statement:
Thousands of our soldiers who have
been treated in army hospitals for re-
spiratory diseases since we went to
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-06-21
BRITONS EAT MEAT
FROM our STATES
PART OF OUR SELF-DENiED SIDE
MEAT GOES TO JOHNNY BULL,
WHO FINDS 1T STICKS WELL
TO HIS THIN PARTS.

The effect in England of the greatly
increased shipments of meat from
this country during the past two
months is indicated by cable receiv-
ed from the British ministry of food.
During April, 359,058, 900 pounds of
beef and pork products were exported,
as compared with 161 100000 pounds
in April, 1917, and 43, 100000 pounds in
April, 1914, before the war began. The
total exports of meat products last
April were therefore about 220 per
cent of exports in the same month
last year and about $50 per cent or
those in April, 1914.
The cable which follows emphasizes
the necessity for building up rood
reserve against any contingency and
urges that there be no slackening of
effort on this side of the Atlantic:
Thanks to the splendid response
from America, the shortage which was
threatened in beef and bacon is now
no longer as serious as it has been
during recent weeks, and the meat ra-
ton, which was reduced, from the
working mans point of view, almost to
the vanishing point, has now been re-
stored to the normal amount under the
compulsory rationing system. The
willingness with which the population
as whole has accepted compulsory
rationing and the success of the ra-
tioning arrangements have produced
a marked decrease in consumption,
and this also naturally eases the food
situation.
supplies of butter and cheese, how
ever, are still inadequate to meet tae
requirements, but it is hoped that inn
ports from America will remove anx-
iety as regards our position in these
commodities.
"The fact that it is now feasible TO
maintain the scale of compulsory ra-
tioning must not be taken to mean
that there is any surplus of food III
the country. Under conditions of war
such as this it would obviously be an
elementary precaution to build up as
lyarge a reserve of food as possible in
an island which is menaced by subma-
rine blockade. No such reserve is Yet
in sight and there should be no slack
sening in American efforts to provide
foodstuffs for the allied nations"
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-06-21
MILLS BUYING
MOTOR TRUCKS
FIND HEAVY TRUCKS HANDLE
TIMBER AND LUMBER MUCH
MORE cHEAPLY THAN BY
HORSE-DRAWN VEHICLES.

1.-THE saw mills of the state evident
ly have all become convinced at once
that the motor truck is money saver
for Them" states Frank Reed, dis
tributor of Federal trucks in Arkan-
sas, from the manner in which they
have been purchasing them in the past
ten days We have sold one or more
day, and it is now a question or
getting a sufficient number of trucks
to supply the demand.
eve sold two cars to a mill in Wal
do yesterday, both of them four ton
capacity. Gillette and Cotton Plant
mills have taken two more, and l new
er saw so many inquiries in my life.
When the war is over the mule and
the horse will be used for blowing on
ly on the farms too small to purchase
a tractor, or use the neighbours eco
nomically The tractor will by that
time so conclusiyely show that it
does the work cheaper, that the live
stock will be out of the running"
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-06-21
ARE IN
GREAT DEMAND
BAGS THAT WERE SOLD FOR
FOUR CENTS THREE YEARS AGO
ARE NOW SCARCE AT CSC
AND WILL BE ScARcER.

The indications are that the grow
ers of foodstuff this year will ship the
major portion of their crop in bulk,
due to the high cost of sacks such
as have been used in the past 10
handle the crop.
Buyers in Little Rock Tuesday
were looking for sacks in quantities as
high as 100000, but could not get as
surance of early delivery at any price.
They offered from % to 35 cents and
found only limited quantities at any
figure.
This condition is going to affect the
rice growers seriously. 1t is not diff
cult to ship rice in bulk, for this has
been done very successfully with corn,
oats and wheat in the past. These
grains go to elevators that have facili-
ties for handling it in that form, but
all rice has been shipped in sacks,
and the elevators and mills have been
accustomed to stacking it in this man
ner If they are to handle bulk rice it
will mean a reconstruction of all mills
in Arkansas.
Potato growers have had considera-
BILE difficulty in getting sacks, because
the size of the sack this year is diff
ferent from that in the past. The larg-
er sacks cannot be used for potatoes.
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district where the players came in
lor a certain amount of Raging, but
they were church services compared
with the furious abuse and hazing
handed to any unfortunate who failed
to play ball.
There was, for example. an ex.
plosive, reverberating "A-h-h-h-h.hp
which have been practicing in nv
back yard ever since, but without once
catching its true quality. You should
have heard Admiral Sims, as college
yen leader, when the Navy made a
home-run hit. with his Alta Bow: Oh.
attaWay to play ball." and when they
got an error he sure handed the NAVY
theirs.
eyes; I've got it. From now on
I'm fan. I'm going to see every
baseball match played anywhere near
London. 1 shall never be able TO
watch with excitement a cricket or
football match after this; it'd be like
a tortoise race. Come along with me
to the next match and join me in
roofing and in killing the umpire"
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SAVE OR SlNk-SUCCOR OR
PERISH!

In the course of nearly four years
of the world war, the gaunt hand of
starvation has scrawled the names of
more individuals on its side of the
death ledger than have persisted by
gunpowder, gas and steel. Four mill
lion. seven hundred and fifty thousand
persons have died from starvation
while about 4,250,000 have been killed
by fighting. Hunger gnawed at the
vitals of Russia until her morale was
so weakened that she collapsed. The
same cause may justly be attributed
TO the Gripping of heroic little Rou-
mania Italy, underfed with food and
overfed with insidious German propa-
ganda, went through a crisis last fall
that threatened to result disastrously
for the allied program. And now the
call has come from England. France,
Rally, and Belgium that wheat must be
Forthcoming or they can not assure us
that the allied armies or the morale
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of the sacrificing, suffering millions
behind the lines in those countries
will be maintained.
On June 1, there remained but &c.
900, 900 bushels of wheat in the United
States. If we consumed wheat at our
normal rate of consumption, more
than 10000, 900 bushels per month, we
would lack at least 25,000,000 bushels
for our needs during June and July,
and not send one bushel abroad. To
meet the very minimum needs of the
allies, we must ship 100000 bushels
100000 bushels per month-less
than one-third of normal-for home
consumption. The entire 10000 bush
els that the allies need must come
from our savings before the next
wheat harvest.
It is inconceivable that America
should fail in this crisis. The various
strata of our population can not bear
equally this reduction in consumption
of wheat bread Those engaged in
physical labor need a larger bread ra-
ton than those in sedentary occupa-
tons Furthermore. the special re-
quirements of children and invalids
must be safeguarded To meet the
needs abroad and prevent serious suf-
fering at home, it is imperative that
those whose circumstances permit
shall abstain from wheat and wheat
products until the next harvest.
With full understanding that as a
Nation we must save or sink, succor
those overseas or perish with them,
let us grasp this opportunity-a privi-
lege, not sacrifice abstain from
wheat Thus, may those who can not
fight materially aid the cause, on the.
success of which rests the freedom
of mankind.