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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-15
CHAPTER XIII.
INV Eirat official Bath.

Right behind our rest billet was a
large creek about ten feet deep and
twenty feet across, and it was habit
of the company TO avail themselves of
an opportunity to take a swim and at
the same time thoroughly wash them
selves and their underwear when on
their own. We were having a spell of
hot weather, and these baths to us
were luxury. The Tommies would
splash around in the water and then
come out and sit in the sun and have
what they termed "shirt hunt" AT
first we tried to drown the 'cooties,"
but they also seemed to enjoy the bath.
One Sunday morning the whole sec
ton was in the creek and we We're hav-
ing gay time, when the sergeant ma
jor appeared on the scene. He came
to the edge of the creek and ordered:
"Come out OF it. Get your equipment
on, drill order and fall in for bath
parade. Look lively, my hearties. You
have only got fifteen minutes" A howl
of Indignation from the creek greeted
this order. but out we came. Disci-
pline is discipline. We lined up in
front of our billet with rifles and bay
onets (why you need rifles and bayo-
nets to take bath gets mel, a full
quota of ammunition, and our tin hats.
Each man had a piece of soap and q
towel. After an eight-kilo march along
La dusty road, with an occasional shell
whistling overhead, we arrived at a
little squat frame building upon the
bank of a creek. Nailed over the door
! of this building was large sign which
read Divisional Baths" In wooden
shed in the rear we could hear a
wheezy old engine pumping water.
We lined up in front of the baths,
soaked with perspiration, and piled
our rifles into stacks. A sergeant Of
the II. A. NJ. G. with a yellow band
around his left arm on which was
IS. p" (sanitary police) in black let
tiers, took charge, ordering us to take
off our equipment, unroll our puttees
and unlace boots. Then, starting from
the right of the line, he divided us
ihtO SQunNc VI Al tCCh. h0PPShS0 ~
be in the first squad.
We entered small room, where we
were given five minutes to undress,
! then filed into the bathroom. In here
there were fifteen tubs (barrels sawed
in two) half full Of water. Each tub
contained a piece Of laundry soap. The
sergeant informed us that we had just
| twelve minutes in which to take our
baths. Soaping ourselves oil over, we
took turns in rubbing each others
backs, then by means of garden hose,
! washed the soap off. The water was
ice cold, but felt fine.
Pretty soon a bell rang and the wa
\ ter was turned off. Some of the slower
| ones were covered with soap, but this
made no difference to the sergeant,
who chased us into another room,
where we lined up in front Of a little
window, resembling the box office In a
! theater, and received clean underwear
\ and towels. From here we went into
I the room where we had first undressed.
1 Ten minutes were allowed In which to
get into our "clabbery
! MY pair Of drawers came MP TO my
chin and the shirt barely reached my
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-15
BLASTING POWDER KILLS TWO

Robert and Hugh O'Donnell, bro.
theirs, were instantly killed when
powder used for blasting, exploded
without warning at the FRANCHISE
Coal Company's Norwood mine, near
Clarksburg. The cause of the acct
dent is unknown. q
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-15
INTERESTING NOTES
FROM CITY HOSPITAL

mir Charles R. Miller, of Arden,
who was operated on at the hospite;
some days since, continues in crit
ical condition
Mrs. Hettie Fry, of Gerrardstown,
was admitted as a surgical patient
Mrs, Bessie Keedy was operated
ON.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-15
BIGGEST RESTAURANT

a restaurant fhat will accomodate
$50 persons at one time and will
serve 5000 a day is under construc-
ton at Washington by the Govern
ment for the convenience of the EN-
rloyes of the Ordnance Department.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-15
JOE WARD TO GO

Mr.. Joseph S. Ward, OF Hagerstown
stenographer with the c. v. r. r.
Offices in that city, has qualified to
fer service in the U. S. Army in that
capacity and expects to leave any
time for active duty. Mr.. Ward fire.
Quently visits friends in this city
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-15
MEMS GAY AT DUDLEY

A great time is expected Sunday
all day A special program will be
rendered ny the men ending with
night service. Lawyer Thos L. Jones
of Washington, the principal speak
er. All are most cordially invited.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-15
MISS TRlMRLE HERE

Mr.. Frank Trimble, of the Citizens
National Bank, is receiving congratu-
lstions today upon the arrival of a
sweet little daughter at his home on
North Maple avenue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12
@iseomTtt.
.Npfel %nrNhrrnnf.

Sutcl ncbbrGnot. Camp Douglas
Sotel / Camp Douglas ebelagoes
Spnoag peo Slocbrano. Sabet lag-
oes at belebe Jig til pper $4,000.
Zlbrpggerne beapnoer at ipare.
Wanitppocs Glbrpggere fslgcr meo
Sioen og bar ilaaet Jig iamnen for at
ipare. Sc pil bcreiter finn BRUCE ct
9rpggcri, bporpcb naturligpis pil
inoipares meaet pna mango Solo. ut
bette / oct @elc lober Jig gipre piier
forreiten, at Glbrpgningcn or / iterf
Silbagegung ogiua / Misconlin.
Ga Sullcttc %ficrnct fra "ball Of
fame". Gnocl al Tnfilltetct pcb @is-
c~oniiilS llnipcriitet i Waoilon giorbe
ben 10bc bs. ben Spoa9elie, at ct
Maleri al equator Gobert %. Ga
Soactte par ifaaret no al i'm Ganme
/ llniperiitctets ball Of lame, og Ell
Nlafat for set treble Sribeoslaan
inbiat iIteoet. Ser par natllrliapis
iilgen Der bapbe nogen Inelie ON,
bpem bapoe aiort bette Butte.
Wilmanfees Ianpr aaraacr Gm-
bcbseoen. Get bar poft nogen Sp-
m~crflombeb, at CAMEL ". Soan,
MilpallfeeS gienpalate iocialiitiifc
Wfapcr, bar benpttet fin Yripatiefre,
ter iom Notarius Tilblifils. ga ban
iioite @anoag nilagoe Gmbeoseoen.
Ter gieres upnlerfiom paa, at Den
palatc Munor aItio pleiebe at ail1gge
Gben inr Gitp Glerf, men Soan fore
traf cienipnlia oenne Sang at laoe
Ell politiif Sroesfplle oplGic Goen.
Shpmpions Sremtibsplaner. Ger
bar p9ret iagt, at Sames Sbompion,
ser UNDER oct npIig aibpIote Scnator-
palg beieircbes al 8onsresmano s.
g. 9enroot, moaife pil title iie ionl
aanoioat for 8iuerner, men ifelgc
en- MeooeIelie ira Ga crosse ifal
Shpmpion babe erfl9ret, at ban
albrig bar bapt noget iaaoant iiinoe,
men at ban ira III al oil parctase i'm
gopofatpraris. HGiten iamtibia mel.
bcS Der, at Sbonpion maaife oil
~gienoptasc aampen ON Senatorem'
beoet peo set resulGre Yrimerpale
| September. Ter titles l Aoligt. al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12
en- 9afota.

@pbt siort. Gen lille 9p Sfoboio
/ Sullp County hor peo en- Illftloll
til Sllbtpgt Tor oct Iebe &ors til.
p~eiebragt pper $4,000. ,Sette err enc
itaaenbe naar taees / @ctrogtning, al
@pen far minbre END so Snobpggere.
Sniff 2sitnant lat / TGngicl. Garl
Srebericf @ilbeIm 2eincfe, inf Dor.
ger % efter Sieenoe 2eitnant / ocl1
tnifc Scr, blep bennc llge arreiterei
/ Groofs os bragt til Siollr Sails for
at uipentc nGrmerc Srbrc ira
Siiititsoeportementet / @nibington.
2enlcfe fum beropcr / 1914.
Sfoleaaret mart nfilnttet. Sci
StotenS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / 9roof'
inga bercbcr man iig olerebe til Sfo.
Ieaarcts NIillltnill9, ioct NfllutnirgS.
ieiten iaor iillocr Steb Den 19be os.
lem Tiger for Den panlige Sio.
@lonot Iarct5 Al @raouenter cl
Mrel 9ergIino % &o5el Sonion
grooflnas; Sra Sohnlort, MILLER.
Sens Hiis, @rpofings, og Soa hit.
mo, @utcrtoDn.
Staffcls Barn. CONNER eager
al Suup Gonntp cr foininen / en- lien
&nibe pcb ct 9 @auneber gammelt
Barn, iom illgcn amer Jig iorpligte'
til at bragg Sniorg for. Mooerer
bIcp for fort Sio iiben crflrrct iirlos.
ipag % ienbt til sliplet / Danfton
meoeits StatenS @aruebiem pac
iamme Sio negteoc at toae Barnet
ba Oct m~liligens hauoc arpct lin DO
oers acknowledgement % uiie fig a.
nTrc nanosiungt. Tcb Statens Bar
nchiem / Heoiielo taaer man niger
@%arnianoer A Iar, % bernleo err Sta
tens &iplpefiloer nbtenlt, 90 MAJ
arbnu life or fornile iaa lai,gt, at Del
hapcs Iinl for mnliac iinosipagI
Smaabrru. Gcmmeren Ter iorelcbi!
inaeit arben llopei cnb ieIp at iereI
for oct i~taffeI5 Barn, Der iaa iulo
itproi9 CIR blottet ior barmbiertigI
Yaarsrenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12

Gpcr, Start; 6. 81. gbtparos, Stilts.
man; Soel Mpers, @alib; q. g.
gill, @oro; Gomin q. Talmer, @il-
liams.
Gneitaaenbe @ape til Hpoe &urs.
Mrs. Ole Scbulberg, Sliitru til Ell
Sarmer boenoe npr Dunn Center,
bar ifi9nfet en- 100 glcres Sarrn, pp-
bpgeet o. uloer Gprfning, til oct
Heoe 8ors, ibet Gienoommen lful iGl-
ges peb Iuftion til Snotpst for
benne Organization. llnberretning
ON benne eneitaaenoe @ape mootoges
Sen 9be os. al Sarrp Gurran @ilbur,
Statens erefutipe SefretPr, peo en-
Sfrioelie ira Dunn 9enters Ifoeling
al BET &eoe aors. Sarn1en er ppro
minbit $1,000, og Oct er Den ~itsrite
@ape oet Heoe aors enonu bar moo.
tage / Nortb Tafota. Sarrnen blep
taeen iom Someiteao al Rrs. ScbnI-
berg, ga bum iom fattig Gmigrant
fom til Hortb Safota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12

nppnes, at Miis 8enepiepe Slion bar
opertaget 9etieningen paa Ell Hute
no ira billings.
Sar taaet iis Snitrm i Tranfris.
Der er ialfaIo Ell al Montanas Sol-
batter / Sronfrig, ionl ioreeer lit 80
oeroper. Spbn Tarfburit ifriper til
S%lGetninge / Butte, at ban bar giftet
Jig nleo Ell al Sranfrigs brllneieoe
Sptre. San iortpller, at ban traf
benoe Sen fprftc Sag otter at pGre
fommen ilanb, og Ser blep Itrar gjens
ii0ig Spritaaelie, Ga DC finn nogIe faa
Sage ienere bIep giite. SIM l9rer
mig mi at tale Sranif, meoens ieg
%unoerpiier benbe / benoes tilfon,s
menoe SienlanOS Sprog," ifriper
ban.
Haneber bctalcr for Tprnpielien.
@en @nlfer, en- Gancber boenbe nGr
Salespiae, bar netop betalt ST, 900
for at bape bapt ben Sornpielie at
9ipe Ell Sfolel9rer Si,ling. S9reren,
bDis Napn CT 81. g. Sobnston, bapbe
gipet @alferS 9-norige Cater en-
Yortion His iom Straf for ltlpoig-
beb, men iaa fom Saoeren % betalte
Straiien tilbage meo Henter. &ctten
ilagoe @olfer Ell Wtlllft al $500, og
oesiloen nluatte ban betale 29reren
en- lignenoe Gum iorn Sfaoeseritat.
ming for ben fist for poloiomme &c.
banoling.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12

Senator ga SoIlette maaife oa bill
fomme Tbompion til SiGlp, % meO
oen peltaIenbe equator paa Sarten
ira gp til gp, og fra bet enc Sfoles
bus til oct anoet, mlener man isis
conii1 fal1 bIipe 0ione til Ell 8alg-
famp, Ii%geoperfor bpilfe ale tioligere
ntaa betragtes Tom flln lilnfne. Sore.
Isbig er Dog bette finn Ntilliebebcr,
bporoper YoIititerne anitiacr fine
getragtninger.
Smrpmrnbenc ienbes bje1r isien.
CONNER Sigbee ifuIoc forleoen boIoe
Het / 8iroqila, men ga ban fanot, at
n9lten ale De SO inofaIbte Surp.
m9nb bar Sarmerc, Hog ban cit
Streg oper belle Getsterminen %
ienote Dem biem igien til at bprfe lin
Serb. Tommeren fanot bette mere
paafrnpct emo De foreliggenbe Mets-
lager. iom ban mente piloe boloe Jig
til Spite1,, oe DC forifieqige Sibcrs
gopofater bar cniee meo 0onmercn
beri. Oct ifaI bore fsritc @ona. at
noeet iaabant or banot / peitlige isis.
coniilt.
ga Tulettes Ststter faloer fra.
@altcr 9. Spl,ier, tioligerc Stats-
iefretGr pg cit al Senator ga Sol.
lettes nermeite Genner ogiaa / poll.
tiff Senieenoe, bar peo ngens Begun.
Belle uoiteot Ell GrflGring %eaaenbe no
paa, at ban fra M al intet bill bape
at qisre meb Senatoren % hans po-
litiIfc Stanopunft. Sollier beifpIoer
life Senatoren for at bore iuopal,
men crfIrrer iig noe al Sta,o til at
forflare iig hans poIitiife Solbnine.
Mr. Soiticr bar Senator Ga Societies
aampagnebeitprer, ba ban par 8ar.
bibat for TrGiibent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12
Japan filler Slide
til Disposition.

Sofio, Sapan, ben lite Ipril:
Set ~erfares fra paalibelia Slide,
Of Der er afiluttet en- Sperensfomit,
iislse bpilfen Sapan er soaet ino
paa at itiae Sfibe paa en- Iamlet
Grratiebeb al 100000 Con til Be
Tprcnchc Staters Sispoiition
Scrai ifal 10000 Con Itrar
iiiaes til &aaSisbeo uben anocn
3ootsisrelie enb Be aImlnbeliae
Sragter, iom betales al De Iliere.
&c.
Se nGIte 100000 Con ifaI oper.
BRACES / SioSrummct fra Mai til
december 90 De reiterenbe 100000
Son Iaa burtie. Tom bet IaSer fig
sjere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12

Mrrcitcrct fur Tnif. George g.
Stenbera, i noQcn 5io unlot peo ell
Sabrif / minneapolis, blep iibite
Wtonoag pco lin 5ilbaacfomIt til
Sarge orreiterci Tor at bapc giort Jig
ifnloig / pisic @eoraaericr. alager
loo poo, at han ruroer ialife Tore9t'
pcnber bapbc tilpcnbt Jig Eenge %
Gienoom.
Tprtb 9nfotn nomerfcr iig frcmfor
andre Statcr. Nteb ct Hpoe &ors
McoIennaontnI al opcr 202, 900, euci
mere enc 1918 Nroccnt al oens Wc'
ioIfnina, or Nortb Tafota / benn(
Scnleenoc Den ipritc / &Gffen blanoI
ale llnicnens Stater. Sislgc Sefre'
trr @iIbnrS SpQapcr blep Der unocl
ierite SnoiomlinQ til BET Hroe aor;
iioItc CONNER noct cper $246,00O a
Stntells S~nobpQgcre, % bpoo 'ioer
or tilpeiebrn9t bar ioreget GUNNER
ill opcr 100000. Ger or MI n III
bclina al Sraaniiatipnen / bpert a
Statens 63 Gou1tpcr, 90 nnoer oisl'
or ser i1icn oucr 500 ltn~ocru'oe
lingcr.
Waoaominiitrnturcr m%onrpnes
North Sototaa NaoaSmiill'trator
Or. y. &. Nabb, bar oen 9oe o.. no
nGpnt Observation-Disclosures | 81 FOR
lfieniac Counter, % Here lielleno'
llbnGpneIicr oil iwcr,erc aieres. inott
ole Counter er bciat. Maoaomllll
itrotipners Tligtcr bar pitt en- oaglls
Tpregelie, inotiI Der III nlaa art'Gffc'
ell Wano / hpert Gcuntp. Ge u III
ubnGpnte WGno err s. s. Woe. @ar
mes Gountp; i. 70. Smitb, @otti
ncau; Or. u. u. @ittemore, Bonn
man; 3. ". Roberts. @urleigb; !
". &ilepL Gals; :. $. Cotton, eoop
u. 9. Schaicr, Softer; w. y
Spraglie. @olbcn @allcp: Ior'a $
@iliams, aiboer; Wrs. ". u
Spragne. 8rano SORTS; &obert Nor
helm, McaenSic; s. s. Santal
Yierce; &. "a Hi,e, Hamiep; =. Y
Gapctt, @aniom; Z. ;. Clifford. @o
lctte; Z. q. aeIlp, SIope; W1lto1
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12
Wtnneiota.
Ara Sfubnnblcrneo Wpbc. "


iotu9 Sfuhuuolerc hor oeullc ll0c
haut iii @lar2meoc / WiimcapoIia ior
at oreite line Opgopcr. u. :.
Ghonlpiou al hilbert Nca pnlgtc2 til
6oreuiuQeu2 VrUiibcnt.
%cficnbt Nnitiu Winno opb. Gu.
acne Mooo, ser / belle - 9lor ubcn
Gibrnncllc bar tlcnt iom Wpmer
Gouutua NcQllter Of 0eeo@, beoc
Son0oN Nitcn / lit Nicm / 9lultin.
San blcu 50 9Ior QoumeI.
Mnnac Tlnucrc ira Mura. (lffc
mlnorc enc # mQe NtGnb / Ntora
bar melot iiQ iom 6riuialgc / 9r
mcCn@ Apintlouaticucitc % n~irciitc
(Ir2oaQ til EItt2burgh Ior at OUTAGE
&c lortoaoacuNc Sn0icr % Cpcllcr.
NcIc @ptu itrcmuc0c I'll %crubuuc.
ltotioucu 'or at pulfc &c rrcntl0llc
SlnuCrc %pfft ol Nclb.
Smurnoitillino I'll Huoc Npre. 9llt
set Smcr, lonI nil uoltllc9 pco
! SmcrmUuhcuc5 N%onhrrancc / Wi
mona ocn 25nc IS. or louct set Rcbc
aor~ Gen peb hcnne Nnlc0ulnQ ub.
iuIcoc &orc har Ell NIurfco@urroi Al
nIinolt STD. men lolNt til Snbtppt
Tor bet Hc0c Nor@ nil Snlrrct l0cn
SpIl lnhbrlnQc lanAt mere.
Huchcilcr nDcn EuIihinrtc. Eoo
@ruuo a. NoruitlinQcr mellcnl
Yiuucr pn @utnao hor RotncIicr5 rs
SuIooucr / uoQcn Gin pprct hiffcoc.
"a Stri0cn ubulflcoc ilg Cn2ona ser
Ill, al @ncu oaiaa cr uocn Noliti.
Nnruu0et ncntcoc At Qo6flcnNc
Niuporena @iemibnTunclie al Holiti.
imrfcn, hporpoo belle Glotfcn auto
motlif ailtcbi9c&.
Snnrlia TorrctniuN / Snhbpcn.
Som CT Crcmpcl pau, al set Qaor til.
baQc meo DC Qomle @u0cr oaiaa i
Sen Del al MlmncoppIi2. Ser cr be.
ficuot iom Spobucn, neloc4 Ser ON
10 Suloonpertcr paa Gcoar Iuculc,
Der hor icct iig moot Ill at lutte mcN
6orreningen, Chris &auion % Sens
Hicc har life iunoet oct llmu9eu pprr
al iornpc lin Sicenie.
|arn orr6t nnoer Nntomobil'
nlpttc. Gen 3,nariQe @Iaoua aaic
bIep orGbi % IRE andre fonI olpor
Zig tiIifaoe, ba en- NiitomobiI pGlteot
no i @cigreiicu 8 WPiI icnoenio,
Socfion. SN,is Sacobion. ser fisrtl
Wioifinen. og bans IRE Setrc iamlt
%orHcbornct @laopa aaia, par nm
oerpeiS ira Gnmiliens Stem pco @al
llna'ort I'll Heperie, oa lllpftcn inc
: trai.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12
Minocfrnns ira Tlpucfurps.
neutrality-suspicious. pcb Zig Stont


Splerel'c AZ Den itorc Counting pco
oc1 neorc Gr,bc al NiN Stonc 2ofc
nil mart Photographers. ioct Nplcite-
ref hor rnboct ofpcicn oIlc &inorin.
ger for Wiimneiota Nulen TrTne.
riuQaoiitritt. Zen operiIpoiac &onb.
nla2ic i Whctitonc Hipcr, Der bar iii
llbipring opcr | Snfotn, oil lebca inb
/ @ia Stnnc Yate % ser aiercs uifa'
bella pco Sen iiorc STmming. Get
par benuc Tanomoaic. Ser Tor plcieot
az %oucripemmc IarercliaQcnoc Sariil'
lnnb IunaS Winne'otaiI9ocn, ca ION
oltioo M pil bulbea inocitTngt / pig
Stonc Sdfc.
Sttcrtail har mlitct nj Suloater
Iclpin y @urneis al 2ittle SAL;
oebe iprriae llae / Sonp Tooac, %
nctop Iom han nleo militpre sGres
bcpisnlnecr par itcot tilhpiIe / fin
&icmbr, fom Der telegram ON, q,
Siclmcr S%unbberg. al iamme Som
PAM, paiaa bar uisaaet peb Scocn
@cegc bisie unge MGno bar bIano,
Dem, ser / Sebruar n~ofalbtes irt
Sttcrtail Gormtp, Tcttc iamm,
Gorntp bar liot uiGopanlig .mana,
Cab. ioet Smobergs ScbSioIo pa,
oct nierlbe blanot DC oerira uoifrcpn,
SoIoater. Snnobcrgs @csrapeli
ianbt Steo Wanbag,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12

al Oialc q. uu, pa Der cr 6aab ON a
lou 3oct oiiluttct, ofaaoeoc pco 81
bclL Sc aierlepenoe Hsrn er NttS
Ioo Sit5pairicf al Nepooo, Sonia
Charles :. Hinabeim %oilg Beach
Gal. Gbpin ". H~ingbcin, Nortb
mooo; Mrs. @eslic Srelalcr, Obi
caeo: Nooh u. Hingbeim, Hohclii
Miis Sorob Hingbciln, Gong Beach
Gal; Sooe Z. Rirgbcim, Solbot
Camp Googc, % Spon Hlngbcim
Chicago.
Get INC "aciitliac" Stnrc / Sioul
Sin. Nncn Siour Gitp bar pcuici
liq oblfilig al. at Men. Wnllace ID
Short DalQtc9 I'll Manor, og man CT
ga heller life bIcunc lfiiiicbc heri.
F%rclte1 bar lor IGil1crc Sio tilbogc
abort il1 bcmcrfet ueo Ell iioprpget
SrlbeoSnnn6, ioct ban blonoi onoei
tiGmpebc brabelig iro Snlonnerncs
NlbebolocIic. 0ettc Spsraamoal cr
M life Longer poo So9sorbcnen /
Siolr Sim, men Treiten bar giort
Oct nUit bc6ltc han flin0c, nenIli9 CT
tlrrct liz pilIi9 iii at tllbogcfaloc en-
@pfororbning iorbnocnoe Cans ON
SenbnQcn. gao llnp0onmen bonie
iaoucl SsnooQ lom Wionoaq, iiqer
ran. Ncu. Winuor Short bnr be
ii~rlhtoiort, al ban nil iortipttc at
prUolfc / Stronb (hcatcr hpcr Sen-
0aQ, mcr uocn at iorore nogen Beta
lluQ ocrior al i'm lille Glot. Set bar
CaentIiq nc orloniIcrcoc Nrbclocrc /
Sinur Gitp, ionl palate Ncp. Short
I'll Vtdnor, % Den I~oofalotc "mnIfiuQ
bcIenotc" al Wiolcrrc9 Union blcp "a
odion ltrar u0nUpnt til Ghcf 'or
Nnena Volitiitnrfc. @pQninQ3inipct.
tor cr crbuu life uonPpnt, % bette
Gmbeoc llaca at uoIoc nleQct @rpoeri,
oo Scr trTnQc3 eli Wion6 mcb no1et
aicnbitob Ill Nrfitcttur % Den mere
thcoreti'fc NnQulnNapioeulfnb. Ser
lfnl prre en- Nlnn oppc nml at onlTitc
Ell N2iiitcnt mch oi2ic alln6lfobcr.
Set femiif bchonolcbc llnocrtpi.
Ter mcIbtc1 FOR nogcu Gtb llben, at
ser / Nc5 Ntoinc3 por met cnhel I'm
ocrtoi. Scr ioo pco Statslinipcriitctct
/ ,Snipu 0ltD un0crfnitche@ Ell felnilf
Frocca, huorpco mo peb biaie lctte
lln6crirIcra @rllQ hcifpttcoea moo
lltri. Ter blcp tllpirfct nof al Bette
lln6crtoi iii at uolturc helc oeil Iuu
fnIbtc "Huinhop" Gipillou / 6rol1f-
rio ocrnle6, oa at SpIhotcruc / Sfnt-
|tcrQronenc pno hcnnc lionbc full6c
bclfpttc@ moo oen pluQlunmc ~
pGmmeIigc INSTRUMENTATION, hor / bcn
@rn0 lInoet an, at Scr ltuoi1 inolober
Nmnoonlng onl at fuu lln0crtei Qlort
"Iltlclifre". Ser or iom SeI1c oeroi
bcllllttct, al man nco lllliperiitetcta
tcnlIlfc Nibelin0 oil ioretage iaabon
NebonolinN npite SsnooQ, 0cn t4oc
Npril, og iiben mcb iao llger8 Wiel-
lemrlm. NchanolinQen pil 0iorcS
'rlt, men Tor az lcttc Nrbci6ct forhreS
Der, at huer GorienbinQ beitnar al
mlnbit 80 Stptfer % at hocrt Stntfe
er neioqtiq mcrfct. 0iSic &eier nluu
uoturIiQoi9 ines al oct SluQ5 tnnbe
Eel, ION cr ~ltiftet til &enii9ten %
pco llniperiitet mo0toac9 life roget
ira Stcbcr ubcnom Stoten. Slere
&ncr bar taget fat mco at in Huber.
toier Tor berrneo at uoitnrc fine @lt-
fer / Nrnrcen. Davenport bar ioo-
lcbes nIlcreoc icnOt 500 al oi@ie
Grogter til llnipcriitctct. Council
@lu'fs CT liQnenoe 2IntoI o. !. b.
Eroi. Hocfioro peo bcn fcnliifc NiOe.
llnQ bar uoen noacn @ootGicrelic
paotaaet liz Irbeibet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12
Wtoutana.
Great Walls iprfojter SpIfeu. {

Great walls forfd'fer Snifen. Sto.
leroaoet | 8reot Sails bar u1oer ct
nplig afholbt Msbe beiIllttct at az
ifaiie Spif iom Sag / @pens Sfole.
0ette er Den iiette al Statens @per,
iom bar fa'tet Spifcn no al line
Sfoler.
Tiser beticner 9anopuirnter. Get
or life Longer iloeen Sielberbee, at
apinoer beisraer Soften cner 9ano-
poitriltcr | Wpntana. grempelpis
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1918-10-03
rounuster In Hard Luck.

James Montgomery Flagg, lllustra-
tor and jokesmith, says he has I'M
earthed Americas worst humorist. He
Is a yOungster, but he Is as full Of
humor as the European battlefalds are
full Of shells.
"'How's Freddie this mCrning?'
asked Flagg Of the washerw6pnn who
looks after his laundry. WELL replied
the boys mother, he's got the measers
just now. When he was baby he
had nettle-hash. When he got over
that he erupted all over with some
thing that looked like scarletaria, but
1t wasn't. Then he had q taL"-worm
on his neck. He always had an at.
tack Of bilionnsness every spring and
once In a while he gets something the
matter with his hands which. the doe
tor says is ex.zebra.'"
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1918-10-03
FORTY LANGUAGES IN CAMP
Necessity Of One Tongue Has Renewed
Efforts to Establish Schools
for immigrants.

Recently an accurate census was
taken concerning the different Lam
guages spoken by soldiers training in
Camp Devens, Mass, which showed
that 40 languages were spoken by the
men in that camp. There were 2,26u
men whose habltual speech is French I;
1854 who speak Italian, and so on
down to the relatively few who speak
Japanese, Serbian, Egyptian, Persian,
Assyrian, Flemish and Arabic. OF spe'
cial interest were the 1926 men who
speak German.
This isSjust one solution to puzzle
like that. There must be one language
which all understand and of necessity
that language is English. The facts
disclosed by this investigation have re-
newed the efforts made to establish a
system Of schools to teach every immi-
grant the English language.
In the cooperative efforts In which
the whole nation is engaged, such as
war and many other things. one lam
guage is a necessity. Very little atten-
ton has been paid to that In the past,
but the importance of 1t Is being recog-
nized among all classes Of thinkers at
the present time.-Omaha World-Her-
aid.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1918-10-03
ON THE ROAD TO YESTERDAY
Pleasant Pathway to Travel, as II Re
calls the Tender Memories of
the Passing Years.

1t is a good road to travel, now and
then-the road to Yesterday. II will
lead to many a rusty wine bush where
lifes happiest hours were spent.
Sometimes there is no other place
for the heart to find balm for the
wourds and scars that the years have
thrust upon It. If the road be lost, II
were well to search around and find
II again.
II may be that we shall stumble
upon the memory of tears there. But,
even so, is II not sweeter to remember
than 1t can be to forget2 Still there
will he more of laughter than Of tears
to wait for us when we take the road
to Yesterday.
We shall find there the dreams that
came true, and the still brighter
dreams that faded and never came
true at all. We shall warm ourselves
Mt old tiresides and meet again the
souls Of lost sweethearts We shall
feel again old handclasps; we shall
hear the winds in the pines and the
music Of running waters.
This gold that is in our hands today,
or that we shall clutch at tomorrow,
what is 1t compared to the gold of
the heart that we left behind us on
the road to Observation-Disclosures.