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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-09-13
WHO MUST REGISTER

All male persons must register who
shall have attained their eighteenth
birthday and shall not have attained
their forty-sixth birthday on or before
the day set by the president for regis
tration. The only exceptions are:
(A) Persons who. prior TO the day
set for the registration by the presi-
dent. have registered either under the
terms of the act approved May Is, 1917,
or under the terms OF the public reso-
luton of congress approved May 20,
1913, whether called for service or
not:
(B) officers and enlisted men Of the
regular army, officers appointed. and
men of the forces drafted, under the
provisions of the act approved May Is,
1917; officers and enlisted men of the
National Guard while In the service of
the United States; and the officers Of
the officers reserve corps and enlisted
reserve corps while in the service of
the United States; AMI
(S) Officers and enlisted men Of the
navy and marine corps, and officers
and enlisted and enrolled men of the
naval reserve force and marine corps
reserve while In the service of the
United States.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-09-13
RECORDS SHOW ALL L0AFERS
System Will Disclose Some Startling
Facts Concerning Production
Of individuals.

The loafers in the dairy herd cam
not be detected without some system
OF records. The cow testing associa-
ton enables the dairyman to calcu-
late the amount Of milk and butterfat
which each COW returns for the feed
she consumes. A system Of records
will disclose some eye-opening facts
concerning the production of individ-
pals Of the herd.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-09-13

the surest way to establish depend
able, continuing, and increasing bust
ness is to forward nothing but strictly
reliable and satisfactory produce.
The average producer, as rule, does
not realize the Importance of appear
ance as Il factor in selling goods and
frequently is careless and Indifferent
in preparing produce for market. The
consumer, on the other hand. relies
very largely upon appearance in select
ing food supplies, and unattractive ar
ticles are passed by promptly. Prod
uce should be of high quality, clean
and attractive, carefully and neatly
prepared and packed, of one variety,
and, as far as practicable, uniform in
size, shape, color and quality; and
last, but not least, carefully packed to-
insure its arrival in "a satisfactory con-
dtiOn.
All successful cooperative market
ing organizations Of growers and pri-
vate marketing organizations have an
ironclad rule that no fruit Of any kind
which has fallen on the ground shall
more important that this rule should
be observed in parcel post marketing.
Producers should at all times strive for
uniformity in the products shipped
uniformity of size especially, and also
of color and quality.
1t may be stated that as usual
proposition IL is feasible to ship only
~ thaf 10. NJ svl x...lt in
comparison with its weight. In any
case the net returns will be the deter
mining factor; only general facts can
be stated in this connection. In fame
lily baskets or containers, or in assorted
lots of vegetables and of fruits, there
is likely to be demand for the inclu-
sion of many Of the heavier articles,
such as potatoes, cantaloupes, cabbage
and onions, the shipment of which
alone might not be justified.
A personal acquaintance should be
established between producer and con-
sumner, If it does not exist, when they
come into business contact. This will
help a great deal in furthering parcel
post marketing, and also will eliminate
many of the Misunderstanding which
may occur from time to time. A definite
understanding should exist as to the
duties Of each In regard to remlttances,
claims for damaged or spoiled produce,
and the preservation and return of con-
tainers. Monthly remittances by the
consumer probably would be satisfac-
tory. More frequent payments prob
ably would be Objectionable to the pur-
chaser, while the producer in most
cases would not be satisfied with less
frequent settlements. Consumers
should remember that farmers are us
ually busy and not inclined to need
less correspondence. Farmers should
be prompt In attending to corresponds
ence IL they desire to do business.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-09-13
SHOW VOLUNTEER SPIRIT.

Our country must add more than
fwo million soldiers to the American
army Of today TO beat the Hun back
into his den.
II will pick these soldiers from the
$4,000 600 mel. who register next.
Use every effort to learn where you
must register. Register as early and
ms quickly as you can.
Go prepared 10 give the vital facts
nbout yourself. Answer the questions
of the Registering Board. Don't ask
questions.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-09-13
DAIRY
FACTS
PACKAGES FOR PARCEL POST
Good Quality and Attractive Appear
ance Make Ready Sales-Strive
for Uniformity.

Prepared by the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture)
1t Is probable that the point which
will make the strongest appeal to tho
average consumer is that he can Sc
cure by parcel post fresher, brighter,
more attractive, and thus possibly
better product than he can obtain 9TH
erwise. Producers should remember
always that the appearance of fruit
and produce is one of the strongest
factors in making sale; 1t will not
pay to market anything but standard
and fancy produce by parcel post; and
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-09-13
VOLUNTEER SPIRIT RELIED on

Let the volunteer spirit express IT,.
self among the men Of America. whom
orr government has decided shall next
register for Selective Service. n will
voice itself by the readiness and quiek-
ness of IFS response to the command Of
our country.
Our nation has set for itself the task
Of registering thirteen millions of men
between the ages Of eighteen and TWEEN.
ty and thirty-two and forty-five years
II will register them only N Amer
icn's volunteer spirit speaks and act,
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-09-13
HOW DRAFT REGIS
TRATION is TO Be
CONDUCTED
1--WE Are Ready to Complete
the Task.

This is the nations war.
''To register now for selection for
military service is 10 list yourself as
one of the nations man-power units.
Every citizen owes IL TO himself AID
10 his country 10 make this day a
unanimous demonstration OF loyalty,
patriotism. and the will to win.
WOODROW WILSON,"
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-09-13

citizen Indian born IN the Unred States.
the registrar will place check t..) In
this space and proceed TO space l6. leav-
ing spaces 5. 6, Z. .. 10. II. II. Is, IL and 10
blank. An Indian born In the United
states shall be classed as a noncitizen In
dian unless he falls within one OF the
classes OF citizen Indians described In
space g.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-09-13

According to dispatches from Mu-
Mich by way of Geneva, Count Won
Hertling. the imperial chancellor. re-
signed Thursday, giving poor health
as the cause of his action.
From Cologne came the news that
the commandant of the Brandenburg
province had placed the province. in
Guiding the city of Berlin, under mar
tial law in order to stop the invention
and circulation Of untrue rumors cal
culated To disquiet the populace."
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-09-13

On the Ussur front In eastern ST.
IBERIA the allied forces have been drfv-
ing the bolsbeviki northward. defeat
ing them In every engagement and in
fiIcting heavy casualties. The Ameri-
cans under General Graves Joined In
these operations.
The suppression of the Social Rev
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-09-13

The British In Picardy opened the
week by occupying Peronne after an
Australian force had captured Mont
ST. Quentin In n brilliant operation.
A little to the north Haig's men then
took Combles. MorvaI. Courcelette and
lie Transloy. and Strengthened out their
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-09-13

American shipyards set n record
during August, turning ont GIG ships
aggregating 340.145 dead weight tons.
Forty-four were OF steel. The total
tonnage built for the shipping board
has now passed the two million mark.
British merchant vessels completed
during August amounted to 124.675
gross tons. The new construction In
the allied countries Is now well ahead
of the destruction by submarines.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-09-13

Spain has not yet come 10 the break.
ing point with Germany, hut another
Spanish.vessel having been torpedoed
has decided to seize German interned
ships without further parley. The
tone of the press there. and also In
other neutral countries, Is becoming
distinctly proally.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-09-13

~. NAME.-If you are married and
your wife is living. her name should be
stated IT you are single or your wife 's
dead. you should state the name OF your
nearest blood relative II you are not
married and have no blood relative. the
name OF close friend should be stated
The registrar will make the entry.
20 ADDRESS--In stating the address.
give the number and name OF the street
first. then the city OF town. then the
county and state: or r. r. d. number
Nrst. then post Office. then county and
state. The registrar will make the en-
tries
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-26
gpjarenitpl5.

Eotenlfin, Der befannte 8iinitlina
Der 4aiierin Gdtberina Der 3tDeitcn
bon HuBlano, batte einen gorfabrelt,
Eeter Hotenlfin Der bereits in ger
riiiiiihen @eihid)te cine None ipielte
llno namentlid in Ben Sabren 1868
1861, mdbreno er als @eiailoter
an ben Soften bon Earis. 2onoolf.
Wfaorio ul10 Gopenbagen peilte. oft
bon iih reoen lnadte. Gr gaIt fir eI.
nell Der gebiIoetItelt liilo alifgefldrte.
item Huiien ieiner 3eitt begnbt nit ei.
mem groBelt Sang gum 2llrus, aber
alid gang erfiilt BON Dem Stols iino
Starriinn Der alter goinren. Gin iehr
eflatartes geiipiel lieferte er einniuf
arn oofe 2uoipig oes Gier5ebntalr.
oeifen gellall geregeltes 3eren1onica
llmsuitoBen allBer ibm pobl niemai1n
ionit gelnneen iein biirfte. Sci eiiter
sluoien3 in @eriaiaes ilanllid), oie
ibn Der &onig in geiiein aaer 8iir.
oertrGger gab, peroroB es i'm, bad
Suotpig Der @ier5ebntc ni6t, mie rr
es geiuobnt mar, aufltauo uno ben
Suit litftete, iobalo beiln Seien Der
Mffreoitipe Der geaine oes Sarcn oor-
fam. Gotenfin Ser Dies fir eincn
Mangel iduloiger Gbrerbietllltg bielt.
befabl iofort Dem GorIeier einsu1ol.
ten uno erflarte, oaB Der &Dmig Der.
pflidtet fei, ieoesnal auf5uiteheu llno
Den SUIT ab5unebnlen. tpiorigeiifalls
er, Foternfin, iofort ab5ureiicll eello-
tigt lei ltno 9uolpig Der @ieracbnte
fiigte lid. gsoh oraitilfer mar 30.
tenfins stuftreten in @saorib. slls
i'm bier Der aonig Don Spaniem oes
llnpoblieius balber mtf oem Sofa
ltegello empfing, CAB ct iofort eiiteil
gSinf, Dab ibm bon ieineln @cIolge
ein ailneres Sofa hergetragen iueroe;
obne fueiteres itrefte er iid) aiif oeiib
ielben aus nn0 perhonoelte 10 5unGr=
ltamen aller anipeienoen @eianotcn
NIT Dem &onig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-26

reftor Mcaooo abgeianot, III Dem &C.
gen Die beabiidtigte @erlegitng DoIr
@iienbabn Sterilization uno 9iiros
energiidl 5ront genlabt miro. Die
foleeuoen Staote peroen in ibrsr
!Deiteren @ntDidelilng onrd Die ec.
plante gntfernllng Der Shops un0
Sfficen beorobt: Smitbnille, @aInut
Springs, Gingspille, Spring, Ser-
ren, YaleItine uno 9DIer, III oielen
Srtihaften befinoer iid) groBe @erf-
itdtten. Die Sfficen, peI1e perlegf
merben follen, itito etabIiert in San
slngelo, gDler, Serren nno Sings
bile.
Die reglllaren 2ebrer-g gralnina-
tionell tperoen am 6. nlto 7. Geptcur-
Der IN alien Counties oes Gtaates ab=
gebalten.
Der @eneraIageilf Ser rnerifa<
niiben vGonltitltionaliIt &aiIrpaos,
6. g. 8ootbropo in SouIton, tpuroe
in ieiner Office, ourd eine 9ltgef
idiuer pertpltn6et, aufgefilnben nnS.
ftarb fllr5 nod ietner ginIieferltrg
in oas Granfenbaus. Gin NepoIpcr.
aus DEM Elm ShuB abgefcitert mar.
lag neben 8ootbropo.
9te @arnge Der 9ibertp Wfotor
9ns COMPANY BON gultiE lit anr
Sanlstag onrd) Seuer 8erltort NOR
ben. 8ier groBe Motpr Smnibuile
i'm @erte BON $4,000 perbrannten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-26

tuk ittSt tulIutDttuD tul dluuitdty WCis
len bonn &bein entfcrnt. General
Wfard iaste aber and), man ipllte iid
nid)t tGnlfen, alle amerifaniidcn
Srnppem, Seren Ans6ebHng er ben,
aOngref an9eraten babe, iuiir6en brm.
ben nod gebrand]t.
9ie brittle nnb sic bicrte Irmee
Der Gnglauber ipllen am 5reitns nno
Samstag 10000 Wefangene aeinnd)t.
baben; oarmilter iirlb ied)s gntail-
Ions &putman6emre, elm griaaSe.
General mno Elm grisaoe-Sl6jnta
General Sir 5enrb 9ialulinipn's e
Srnppen baben ieit bem s. gnanit
10000 Mann, einid)lieflid ppn 600
Offisieren, gefangen genpminen.
Die Mmerifaner iino, mad ine9r-
lu0dentlider Eaiie, an elmer lront
pOn adt5nnbert Wieter bis an Die
Suiiions-Hbeims Strafe ,peitlid) bun
tsisfnes porgeriift.
gsad ben bentiden ;3eitnnscn Iul,
len groke amerifaniidje Srnppenmai-
len in ben @ogeien smianlinemaesp-
gen iein nnb man erlpartet bort cine
amcrifaniidje Cffeniipe.
Die Imerifaner balten ale lire mr.
ipriinsliden steGnnsen am @esle.
slns 6em guis bm Siable IinS ailc
Sentiden pertrieben.
Die Stabt yrap lit bpu auitrali.
idDen Srnppen genDmmen iuprSen.
Die Ginnabme erfDlgte in Der Nad)t
pon Sreitas anf Samstag.
Sn elmer 9epeid)e aus bem britt
iden Eager beikt es, ieit Die GnelGn-
Der anf fransOiiidem goben selambet
iino, ieien bic Mnsiidten nidJt 10 slin-
itig geiueien ais gerabe lest.
Nen-SeeldnbildJe srnppen baben
bea Crt Gojenl NIT nnmiberite6lidJer
lSeiualt genpmmen, iagtc cine Sepe-
Idle aus 1onoon.
Die ensliIdem 2nftidiffer ba6en
am samstaa iuieber gmgriffe ani
oemtidle Stabte, barnnter @abl nno
Srier, gemndlt.
Die GnglGnber baben lette 0pdle,
in oem Webiet siuiidem Mlbert nnb
Der slmiens 9iupe 9anbitra6e, e2
feinolihe Merpplane serit0rt nnb Fl
gesiumugen, iid) bermnter sm lalIen.
Guterifaniide 2nftI6iffer ba6eu
Den yabnbof uOn GonflnnS bombar.
biert.
Der fransOiiid)e EraiSemt Glemen.
ream bat ben ErGiibentcn Der ueridlie.
oenen oseneral councils" telearapli.
ide 9epeiden snseianot, in benen Ell
linen iast, Sak iie iid baranf perlal.
len f0nnten, bic ietisen sleae mir.
ben Sn eiilem bollitdnoigen gsieber,
britd oes Seiubes fiibren.
Senatpr qciuis BON Sllinpis III
iiber5enst, oaf Der aries 1T einen,
Sabre NIT eiuem uollitGnoisen Sieo
Der Mlliierten enbem luirS.
9entide 8efansenc, ,uelde biz
gmerifaner beim Gbateam on 9ia6l,
gefangen genumnten baben, iagen,
bic 9emtidem wiirSen irsenb ctlpas
tim, nm Elm Ginbringen in TentIdt
lanb 81 perbinoern. Sic luiir6en bis
smm lekten Mann fampfen nnb III
luhrben irgenbmelde 5riebcms6coim.
gnngen einaeben.
in einem idlarfen glrtifel ipridi
Captain Heriins pon Der @efabr, bi,
IN Der llnteridlatnng gmerifas FL,
bic 9enfidlen liest. Gr fnbrt ben @e,
ncraloireftor Seinefen ppm 9iorb.
oentid)en Slopo an, Der in Der ;seinS.
lhaft glmerifas cine sruke 8eTab,
fir 9emtidDlanb iiebt.
glns benz engliiden Sanptanartie,
iuiro gemei6ef, Innoerte BON bent
idem Cffi5ieren sGben 5n, baf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-26

True translation filed with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
August 26th as required by the
act of October 9th 1917.
Nad bem Sagesberidt Der PHI.
Greiie finb bic Sentiden iiberall an
Der iueitliden ssront 5nriifgeidlageu.
NDrOlid bpn SoiiIpns, in Ser &c
genb ppn gasnenr, iino bie Transu,
len borgeornngen- gln Der Somnte
baben Idarfe &annpfe itatfgefnnben
nn6 Bic gllliisrten ba6en Die Drte Sra
mes, nit benz Miamet 8albe,
Nartinpnlon, Sc Gare nn6 Sc
8nrane genpmmen. Qetteres liegt in
nnnlitteIbarer gabe pun gapamme
1tnb lakt bic Ginnabme Sieier Staot
ais iider erideineit. Cine anbere Dc
peIde melbet, baf gapamine idpn se-
num1nen iit. @eneral ypng 1ull nit
ieinen glmitrnIiern in bic Gtabt e;n.
geornngen iein. Seit Niitt,uDdj ba6cu
Die Semtif]en, nad Dieiem geridt,
1900 @efnngene berIpren. 3miIGen
die nn6 glilefte tnaden Die Dent.
idJen ifarfe 0egenangriffe. Die beut-
id)en bnben bort IeritGrfmnacn rr.
BalteH, and 6iterreid)ilde Sruppeit
fdmpfen bprt an ibrer Seite. Am
@esle babem bic 9eutIdem nod lei.
men Nnfsug begpnncn. go iaet bic
1leberiidJt; cine anbere 0epeidje 5e-
banptet, Der 9iif5ng nDrblidJ bon,
&esle babe beaOnnen. Die GnslGnber
haben bic 8apaame-gllbcrt Gtrafe
iiberidritten Sn ben |oscien feken
bic gmerifaner lire YatrunilIeu- 3ii
figfeit fort.
Die iuidJtigen Stabte Bran, S6iep.
bal uno @ranoeourt finb bon benGna.
Ian0ern erDbert iuprSen; iber 20OO
1efausene iunrben geinadJt. @iele @e.
fd)iite lunr6en erbentet. Sd)mere
Sample baben am Nesle- 1iuiIe uni
MN 8apamme nnS Wiiranmpnt bermm
itattgefnnoen.
Geiterreidifde Srmppeu fampfen
AMI oem redjten llfer Der Wnassnml
IN Der Noebre-Wegeno.
Geutide Ausriffe ipnrben bei siupt
1ino an anbern Grten sariifseidla'
gen.
Rad idJiuerem Sample lit Sem
pignD jett ppllitanbis in britiideu
S1an6en.
Vim Gamstag baben bic GnalGn.
Der fnnf5ebn iuidtige StelInngem se'
npfninen.
gin einigeu Seileu Ser norblidleu
SdladItfrpnt baben bic GualanSe,
Tanfte erreidt, bic mnr faulenf
s)aros BON Der alten Sinbenbura.
ssrunt emtfernt iinS.
Die Gnslanber mno slmerifnne,
babem idluere gerlmite aehabt, Il,
iollen aber NIT ben Ierluiten Sc,
9enfideu nab Geiterreidjer nidlt Der.
aliden iuerSen f0nnem.
Die GnslanOer meloen, Iie lldtteu
10000 1entidJe sefaneen gemoimmeu
50 amerifaniid)e Cffi5iere, Infer.
offisierc nno WannidDaften baben Sa.
aren5 Der Ghrenlesiun, Iilitar- -gIe.
naiilen, ariegsfremsc nnb anoere ge,
foratipnen erIaIteH.
Die 5ransoien meISen, bal, lie iest
oas seiammte iiiolide ltfer Ser Gle
iueitlid) BON Der glilIette nmb e6euit
ben Millefte-Jlnk bon Der Die bis
3unt ct. WiarO i'm yeiit baben.
General Mnrd teilte am Samstac
oen Observation-Disclosures init
amerifaniid]e Srnppen feien BON al.
len Srnppeu Der Ailiierten bieieniaea
bic Dem Nbein aht naditen icien. Di,
borgeifobenen anlerifaniiden goiier
in Der Ndbf uoH Wablbauleu i'm Gf
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Yrentier Glemenreat
Grftdd, Ole je6gen Siege mil0en lum 3ulammen6ud oeS
je1n0eS fi@ren
Sapaitntc augeblid) gcfallc,t.
ZabIreidbe Orte und vlele Gefangefe gencmfnef.
Gemticblanr mnc Spnmien.
Hdter Sngbes nnO leiu Seri0t iber Nirrraft
Ginisuma nber Die gteuer ani 9roBe Hrnite.

0e,ltidJlanS ben 8rics nid)t melr ge-
,utnnen f0nne.
Gefangene bentide Sffisiere ipaen
erfl1rt baben, 9entid)lanb lei bereit,
irgenb etiuas fir ben 5rieben sn ce.
ben.
sSn ben @erlnitberidteu ppm CAMS
tag lunrben brei Seraner genannt:
Gmmett s. 9seluepme aus EDpe
greef, in Der SdIadt gefnllen; Spbn
$. ,6ines ans ltualbe, bnrd) 3nfall
inns 2e6en gefommen; Sum Uiraiamp
(Marine) ans geammpnt, permnn0et.
Sm @ansen iin6 bis Sumstag 1912
amerifaniide Splbaten sefallen, chs
idlieklid Der 291 Wsann, bic anf Der
See inns aeben( sefOmmen iinb; es
iinb 1860 an Snn6en geitorben;
1894 on aramfbeiten; 715 famem
bnrd ltnfdlle nnS anSere Griinoe
INNS eeben; 10,476 iunrben beriunn.
bet; 21S7 tuerben Dermift pSer iino
gefangen genumnten.
y,adl bem pffisiellen geridrt fiefcu
iedjgunbpiersia amerifaniidle Splba.
ten I'M &f;; iedsnnbDier5is iuitr.
sen Idl,uer perluun6et. a,uausia tar.
ben an ibren Wnnoen; ciner fam
burdi einen ltnfall INNS aebeu. adlfs
nnobreiEig iiiib ais Deriunnoet genlel'
set pl,ne mahere geseid,nuuo 6reisia
merbeu permist nnS elmer 1T oefan,
aen acnpnmen. Inter Sieieu f;nS fanf
Serauer -lsripafe Warems Ienna
aus San slntonip, idlmer perlu,tnSct: !:
Nr;note gysm 81 gpsNaroIs ora
G3aru, als per,unnoet oemeISet, nine
uGllere g(uaabeu. Iripate Sames Oid
ams gylt Tleaiant. uermtst. pentnamt
geniamin Greuifam ons sfnitim unS
9eutuont Shpmos n s,roSIen ma
9yora6od,ie. frifer aIs o,foIlen oe.
,nelSet. iebt als uermunSet
yRau aiam6t. bas Der sromf,r
,,srinmphU ppn ieiner eioeuet Sent.
id1en Yeiaknno ,erit6rt mnrS,u l.;
Sentid,e Wofurboote. S;e IN ssr
GSeaeub pon 0infird,en sims Wefoo.
,tps,iernuo unternebmen mallten.
murSeu nou enoI;iheu nua frou,a;;.
;d,e Iatrpnille -Gnatsu nertr;shen
Ser omerifou;id,e Somn5er Saes,.
6riSor" 1T u;d,t ner,,uft ;anSern sot
is;nsn sa;,atssass., 49,. @ p"'
Gine Vetersbnroer Geneid,, nm sir
gseIer. 2e;tnno hs6onntet r. ssn
n1rSlidlen Irou;u.en TuaienSs 6err.
Ide Ser Sunoerzsnnlns mnS 81, Ena.
lera.
w,ilufoff. ser fr;;6er, r,s,;,d,, sp;.
uiiter Ses slusmSrt;neu mill NH s;ne
neue nnliti,ds Torte; !. W,,slans
ariinSru. S;s Gort,; Ser fov;t;tnt;n,
ueIen granorh;;tsm
8ei BEN lsttem ,tprnb,n in We.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-26

gtus Bombing 8reen in Mii-
ionri miro gemeloet, oaB BORT SlitlIs
3abn inn Nlter pon II Sobren ge-
itorben lit. Der Teritorbene pobnte
friiber lnnqe Sabre in @aluelton. gr
par elmer Der befanntelten Ybote.
grapben i'm Staate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-26

tie naturaliiirrt ieien ober nidlt. Mn-
bere Heoner perlangten, bae alien, bic
lnabreno Der letten sebn Sabre rpr
bem ariese natnrnliiiert ieiem, bas
Giiraerred,t entspaen iueroe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-26

Die 6rallen boren rieles germ.
itber oas lie nidt ipreden ntogen-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-03-26
Wilson's Mills,

Breaking roads was the order of the
day Monday, as the very severe storm OF
Saturday night and Sunday left ths
roads badly blocked.
G. I. Wilson and Clarence Bennett
who have been working for Thurstor
through the winter, are now in town.
Vashaw moved out OF the woods Sun
day and Monday.
Robert Storey went to Enrol Thursday
for q load.
Z. 8. Bennett went to Thurston's camp
In Enrol and bought pair of horses Of
Baker Thurston for farm work.
Roger Mason has returned from biz
school In Massachusetts,.
Thurston's teams that have been al
work above here, came out Saturday
the extreme depth Of snow making the
lumber business losing game.
Fred Shaw has returned from bis triI
to the Aroostook.
Miles Epstein from Berlin IL In towr
with bis usual assortment OF goods, Z
convenience that many will mics, ~ thil
10 bis last trip.
Azsl Wilson has gone to Andover.
Klwyn Storey Is now ut home. He hal
been working for Thurston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-03-26

The president has signed the "day-
light saving" bill, so called, and next
Sunday morning the clocks will be set
ahead one hour, to remain until the last
Sunday 10 October, when they will be
set back again.
Officially, the change takes place In
the small hours-we believe when the
clocks as now running reach one O'Clock
they are SGT ahead to two. Practically,
when you 60 to bed Saturday highland
you would better 60 pretty early, be-
cause the night 10 going to be little
short-you will set your clock ahead an
hour. II 1t 10 10 o'clock, you will set II
to IL. In the morning you will get up
by the clock, and things will 60 on a.
before.
The reason for the change 10 simply to
use an hour more of the daylight. In
stead of waiting till long after the sun Ia
up to begin our work in the long days,
We shall start an hour earlier, and shall
hAvc an hour more of daylight at the
end of the day.
Some people seem to think that by
some magic the change 10 going TO give
us twenty five hours In the day, 30 that
We shall have another hour to work OF
play ball. II you don't work long
enough now, or play ball IS much ~ you
want, you may be able to do little
more at the end of the day, having more
daylight. But you won't find but TWEEN
ty-four hours in the twenty-four.
This change Is an awkward and nm
scientific way, though perhaps the only
way practicable, OF accomplishing q
desirable thing.