davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1918-12-29

WIENER, Isldorc. Neville Cw).
MiLES. Joseph e., Buycrs CW).
WILLIAMS. CLANCY D., Afford CN.
WyinLiLlAAMSS Georsc, West ue,eltou twy.
WOOD, Harry, Pittston OUAj.
RHODE ISLAND.
BouFFARD. Leo, East Warren Cwuo.
W. F., Iawtuck.t uDw)
SlMANSkl, 1gnace, Central Falls wv.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
FRADY, Clyde Herman. Spartarburg twD.
BROWN, Newton. BishOpville ND.
MlZE. Calvin. Union WU).
MELTON, Darling j.. Cherav wC.
LEWIS, John T., Chester CwC).
RoSENBAUM, Thomas, Chester wv
SlBERT, George T, Nerdery IVY.
TABER, John D., Hartsville CwU).
SOUTH DAKOTA.
OLSON, Lars {. F., Bcresfcrd CWr).
SblTEL LLOYD II, Lake Andes CWJl.
sTElNLICHT, Rudolph NJ, Millbank wR
TENNESSEE.
ADAMS. Glenn, Mountain city Cw).
ASS;ss1T r Amo; l. Mogn, Airy M.
BROWN. William. Smokey CRj.
CoLE; Hq6ert, Mount juliet ND.
FEAWEEkD h6 a6aTaTd s. Brush o0c rssk on.
HILL. Ross. Knoxville (wUl.
HOUSTON GLENN Vanleer .twUl
JOHNSON, John II. Knoxville KS.'
JOHNSON, Huley, Nicely station lwul
tIAAsATER E wo9dford; Gleason (Dwl,
McCASLANp. Adley, Cerro Gordo w
PAFFORp. Maurice w. Memphis CwuD
RON, William G., .Murfreesboro~ wu).
SMITH, Arlander, Colliervllle (bA.
SMITH, Estcll C.. Middleton DWJ.
STEWART octavious. Ripley ND.
STRAIN, Shirley N, Eaton wlD.
WEBB, Ardeli, ouebeck WUj. we
The sun., 1918-12-29

KEEFB, John j., New Hartford. w.
LEVINE, Samuel. South Norwalk CDW).-
PELTlBR. Napoleon j., South Canteroury W)'
EARS, Clinton T., Ansonia NQ.
sTREIBI0, Gustav, Danbury. OWl
TRACY, Frank t., 2ss Federal st., bridgeport
Cw).
The sun., 1918-12-29

Confined on ToHo'".y Fr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-24
MpBcr oCr 9lnmc Wicerrcttidl?:

Die N6leitun9 oe8 Wortes Wesr
rettit lit cine unitritene. q. Be
@anoo0e Uno Iein lleoerIeher D..
Go. 0Oeie nsbmsu an, 6odle5rin Nr-
moratio babe ieinen Namen psusn
oes geoeihliflen Wadiens in FER NGhe
0es Wleeres srbllten. Die GnQidnoer
nennen i'm b~orIssrooii6. GinJ1e fi6
rem Dos Oort Weer uuf Wdhre
lPfero, Stute) 3urijd. oo Die 8e3sid
nung Vfero, &}oB o'9 Orobe, Strdft d,
%berporbebt UNI lomit aud Die Sddrie
ole'er pfI1n3s, uno meireu. oei
Qidbrrettjt I;i ais boris roOi16 rid
ttj ms Gn9IiIts itbetiebt. IS Bat
atcr ons 4lttnQliide DIS Bort mel
'ur Pftro, uno noh iebt 6ei8t Is N
Woles morh, in %rl1n0 mars. Gus
BEN ,;hohosutiten WarahicuIt
C9isroetnshD ii; Ntarihuu entItnn
ZEN, eul 0ort oas i'm GnQliidsn
ebeNio Iau:si. uno % oies 6lieb. 10
liebt man icbtvet tin. sparun b,i oem
ttl00t3eG mar rdoiib ods III r ourt
3or'e erfe3t porosn iein io0te. Chez
ut oniuuelmsn. BOB Die 9riten ,ur
%ciejhruul Der Stlrte uno GtGrie
oiele Villuie borie rloiIb nannten.
ME Die F~v1n}oieu lie Rdifort (ruoil
'ortl9l, mo }pr Rdjiort iuupuQe
gum lIgjerihieo pom 8~arterrettit
mo H1ots@ uennan 4)0hitpubrifsn
It'd hot Der Wesrrettih peoer etrpo@
mt Dem 0teer, nod nit Der Wdbrs u
tun. Er UInIt am olerbeitsn oil,
mooti3em Sooeu pjt bic Woorriibe,
Die ouh N}0brs bejBt. aleroings. Uie
asotun1 srtIdrt, neil ie NOR, oas 1T
ouf r~itoecoeutit miirbs, lei. QaiIen
mir leooh Die WoorrUbe ais W0hrs
9eIteu 10 tlnn aus Woorrettit audi
Itor reitit uno aus oisiem Nleerrtt
tit entttben. oenu . panoeii It
Huno0ytllt Ieiht in { nm, ialt man
ooU III ojslsn 8eQenoen OsutIhlouos
nlti ~b2is". 'onosrn .6eeIs". Gas
otm Njeerrs.tjh lit uber uod} mlnhtr'
La 3c,ooyoen; !. y. WssreNi9 (pPsd
.ti5uyll. Nlsreot (Sdpei0; Mird
tS3e:tsyaat: Barrett (80ttin9em;
Itard! C{,tmorn: Dart (lluterlps
'trl MN. IS Iie1t odber ttin 9runo
o9r. cs;, o,t GusIdnosr i'm boris
c3o''a n;anen. Sem Wseyrettih Wdbr-
rt:'51 81 'hrejbsu. Gt 1T ais Ytsers
rti;i1 i1'r;it9s5yiuhItt. sinsrIei Of
* 11 I}ttr gsoti5euo eieitu Ramsa
srtJt... oH,r % II aIS Wooryettit
a~'i-.'o'eu II. IND p1rlu III du0eru
~; .,atr Sired. oIun nit giderea
80; sg r,+,s Su itdfisa.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-24
9leinuerianispreiie.
FreisliIte oes Gunntp : 2ebensmittel'
&erfualterS fiir Gambler nno
Guniumenten.

llntenitebenoe @reiie iiuo Credit
ErelIe uno gcItcn fiir StapelortifeI
Stir 9nar5ablltngen miro Elm 3obott
pom 5luci Hro5ent erloubt. @enn
Nblieierung geluiinift miro, 10 mus
Der a%leinb0uoler mcnigitens 5 Gents
OoiiIr berehuen. Sir 9iihlen 8oo-
rem ii1O teinc Breiie feitgeieBt, neil
Ole uon Den 8uuileuten Oafiir ge5abl-
ten Preiie 3u iebr uoriiren, ooh oarf
fem Gaufmoun fiir oieie @ooren Ell
men gr0Bereu Vrofit berednen ais oer
Dor Dem &rtcg bered)neten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-24
Mir lcien in einer enaIiidlsn Sci.

Nir lcicu in elmer enaliidDen 3ei-
tuna: .Ncuu geleqcntlidl Den Itut
iden in oleiem canoe llnredlt ge-
idiebt, 10 lit Die 5dulo bieriiIr Dent
auiier uno @iuocnburg 3uinidreI-
ben" tbs lit Elm uoliq un}upcrluIl
Tiger GntituIoigungspcriud) Sic
Zcutid) Amerifoncr ijno ebenio noe
MIA iur Ole Nonolungen Der 0cut'
id)cu Reqicruug UcruntwortIIt. wle
Die NuQlo Amcritaucr. Iie @cnua-
tbummg beiteht ulht ourin. dui oic
Tcutiher in olcicm Sonoc. oie
loualc Nurger limo. c~in3ubulcn, ION
ocrn ami ole Teinoe icniclt 0ea
Oceans. I'm oas crioIgreid) thln 3u
f6nnerL it cs ~uubeOiuat u0tiq, DAB
ole 9ilrQcr 0icIe9 Houoc3 obuc lin
teridico 3uiamuueu hultcu mo uIdlt
OuE tic clnuloer beich0cu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-24

lIn0 jrJor thun mtr 0les auf pef'
i0nlih Griid)cu oes ga Grolie
Goun'n .Gouncil OF Geience", Der
i'd ION Dem Artifel pieI peripriht,
mo mir mollten Sen 3erren Die
feline Gciaaigfeit nidt obihlagen.
Gin llrt6eil ilber oieien 9lrtitel ilber.
Iniien mir qar5 uniern lieben &c
fern. I'M @etumBtiein oaB tie uoQitIn-
oig competent oa3u limo:
True translation flied with the
postmaster at La Crosse. Wis, on
May %. 1918. as required by the
Act of October 6, 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-24
Aus Sfua Uicrlcben.
2oS 1andDcn ,uO zhlafcn Der &aGt,

2G$ 5dudlcn nh Shlafcn oeg Nct,
~, ,c,t..,.r
d.
To-" ~ ~ -, s,' NY
s1 -, -" , ,"" o. =.
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49, "' - 7' a.
Co.. o,I,
,Nno ~, 9.,S,'
-" 49, d., 90, ~,
~, w g~'""y.4s, "S '''~' 49,"
- H. ~. ~" ~"
sotIS 80 Cti9'i 40
q 80 ~. - AZ.
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+''".4"'9 - 80
9@ntmS8 s,8t'" 1 Ip aI"s 'a,'
49, a. '''' -
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u" ,oF'0eu 'nt@ g"l. ~ ';.'"'
e,,'''4e". I.' ."t's o"1t '"p,4r ~,
H'I, ''Os ~ " ~ 9'ObT" ~"''" o.
,um 9me4e Der Eutteroe,pinnuu1.
mn in her tieieu Tunfgl6,It in nie
re- BEL foI 1000 Iub Gslon1yn mir
ben HE msi,tsn nan ibnsn Tin lin b,
oe,i1pstes 7suttsr mshr fIrnen 7is
@isrj5pn 9(r1gn nsfrh, nm fe,rs.,n
5isrsr T,beu f5nnt,. n,sIl,;f,t oart
nah gobrn., 1nt,e,,en 5hsr ,ogbs
nis nan >;5fer nno ,tnnf;i:fe,n f.
hsr n;irosr onr, ibr, Ps4nnn, mint
NEW Enn+, i.,k,. NY, ~
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-24

Gelbf in Den qlGn3euofen IA
gan tAits man in &truilItm uitmdI5
mebr oils p Wljnuttn uon tinem Gnos
gum anoeyeu 81 9t5en.
Die
lbtelIuus otg llnjotrI,dt III 81,
Rant bat bic Geupt0aQeuteu triud:,
DIE Giuioat uon T,0te IN osien,
Sabre defenders 80 toyctyu. lie
Ser. Gt0dteE bydaten oGpen latv
lib strl 2S0O0 900 Suise,4. wdb1
emo leetss ,<dAy muir S.5oQWo0 &C.
ieltu puyoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-24
0rsmi.ni asaen mebrbesabInns.
n T o 0 Il
f7qnou ituo i'm sau5eu oret5e9n 9ci''l
Morn eridlieuen mo nod am
ghtnuuern an 0duo.l

60 ~F7rouern Td6uuihfHe No. l.
olii . ,Sabre itrtfrltd 9ot0'ulft'
ron e1eao" 6cbuuie. EXTRA TeIne
Eofitur. ale ueueifen Nerucncru0gtH'
Gh5pl1t Die bette g(aldlHe. ott fur II
oef,o elnen Hrej5 erhditlIh ~ so
81 Gorhferu" Hdbmdltttt NO. =
b1tu" - as1o~ S27
Cte .9oro'tern' 9~1dp"ialWI't w
. IN c}aEpcu Cut-@ebduie. dutbonId
ttidlgl Siam Etft' Nu9ella1ers @e
irel. NIT uu.bolndttldlemt opelt NC
placer" 6obem 2lrnl, acburieteu @tdNt-
fbctlen; ale .Httddlctrlclta ~ >dn's
ntetlatdleu. eiuc quite gin'd'tne ~
oerr iehr btllQeu Xrelle uon uut SIS
Gle ..g{otoitcru Ndhntdlaluc ne y
qcuuu utc IN. 3, pur al Ge3t Gdbl
ne Tnr1u 81
IHe oieic Muidtngu llRo dbNnlHt 40
tauttrr. Clc Sraft ldt Ger NdtIIer il
traaen mo ilt betrugt uen SOC hl5 Slf"'.
it aucl Der Gituu}
ZItie Kr1mlculI'te iplro obnt lutIttte
ylotl5 BON ,,elt 5u }egt cr3uH5i NM otr-
duptrt. uup picie Irctlc Cld)Ifn 'tn ndtl
DEM jepeiltqtu Wartnuertb
ahn hciteu uuo tttriteu III 6, on5
Gela PEI I % ituHW ttlUnq 4touen
Grotrt. ne Der Holtultnlcr ut ocl gro
ittren Grtidldftcu uusiiel!ru idr1 81
lbcUienoen- GUeulo qnt uuo lttlcr nm
bic lutcBanfuct1HHp II. Dclr
dc bic HQtustu IN dlttl ErpreB >tntt0s
ucn au5itellcu @eun NAN ods @tlo
per Roitdrupelinnq Uoer per G%rpreGdn
metillna itIid.. tit e. nttlt npthlUcnotQ,
Sen betrcfienocu 2'rief reQritrlreH ii lul
len, lpcun Ole aoreiie otuttIdl atldlrlcbcd
lit. ysgt man oaae9eu Nduraeto IN otn
@ricf. 10 iolitc pleier itct5 JeQtlirlrt Iucrs
oeu nm iidler 5lt leiu, odB ocrlel5c rid
tia untouuut l5iir Gjeloienounaen III
einfahem Rrtciueritltuiie lberuehuttn
MIR fetuerIcl &crdurtportitdlieit Snl
Eal!c uun 4orcEperdu0ermReu pergtnc
man ia nit1t Die ate ebeuioiuoll roe one
ueuc %oifotfIce %dn;uaebeu. ocnn lonlt
tDuncn mr. oen Hauttu III ocH >Sudlcrrt
gar uidt ilnOcH.
N}onen Crocra o%lirieu uItlt. luit Gas
70 Oft gelttiebt. ais uctncintIItc C.HJt
tuup 8urU dbebdIttU lpetaen.
Iou6cru Iiuo in oeu 9rjcfeu bet5uF
Iegen
Gutfliuig erfplQt uur 0lrh Htuocruu1
oe3 2dtum5 uui Dem AoreBltyetfcu,
Yau aorenlre eiufdd}
.NGroiteru", "a GroHc. @iS.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-24

dit 0as 2efenntnlB
elmer ihoneu Gee
le, b~euohrei -
ionoern elm lleullh
erihienener 2eit-
artifel Der Dill
iuaufee 8erntanio"
lit es, ben mir
naditebeno uolls
inbaltllh bringen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-24
Zen Stautcn Rem Irriru nno

-tH -FHuItH NtlU NtfItN mo
YinrpInuo. lucIdlt 6tllGe crlalict
babell, ocutn 5uiolNt ollie tauulidcn
mGuuIidtu Giumomcr ylulihtn Is
lulo 50 Eahrtu uitGIidlc YrbCtt tbun
nlitIicr. ha' lldl mmmthr audi NeW
Yorf ~unlcrciht Solunlc WRan
ucr ousdthobcu mcrNru ann I'M
Au5Iau0c Nt,t liA 2cbcn liir Dos
2ouo in 81 5hdn3e 81 itlulcu
miro f;dl itoptrlih EN- itidlhaltjlrr
GtnmaH0 00)cltt erhcbtu la'itu
oaB Mcprtr 3ubuuic 81 uijGljhtr
&bdtigfeit angchaIteu perocn-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-24
aritaSwndDcrer wciicu ,nr 0ut

idulloiquna Onrau' I'm. oab ibr eoIrr
Stauo idlon ina !Ilterthun b,tonnt
mar. &ier9eiieu abcr, oaG Sem
Grdin& lum Eouf 'iir icpn, Grvsti
iunQen ell 1op' iirNtrNt@
@oto IN otc NchIc ltloiiru
UurNP!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-24
Gle Ncte oeaen Nmeritaner ocnt

idleu NIuta. blob TIRES llriprwls
1pcdtn. mus Icotm uultduotlUl 42eu
idlcG DE Sdnmrothg ms t3lijdt
trcyben Cb threr Qen,cIutu llulr
icdtidfclt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-24

Roniumentcn iolten oen 2cber$-
mittelpcrmoItcr ifriitIid) benod)rit,
tigcn, mcnn ilbertricbcnc Greiic pon
Den GIcinbon0lern gcforocrt tpcrocn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-24

punildcH Nrltae nit &oh0uad oU
Grleruuna Ser tarthaalid}en 5praht
b%etrIcbcn Mis- ctH ulluth2Drlld'te
@jlf2mlttei iur AcituuUl oy4 Nt,n,
0eSi
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-24
Gin oifenes SeteHntniB.

HtIdl mir geborten 3n oeHen. DIE ore
Sdul0 ant @elttriege eugiiItlen Stdat5
mduuern 1T nIe Sdmhe ld)oben.
Atidl lpir bobeu por u%uiereu Yeiern
lmmer NM imnIer luieper Die @ebuuptz
ulna uufaeitclt. ouB oieie enQliItleu
,5tuanmdnuer. ueioiih uui 2eutihlauo5
Grruugenihaiten nuf oeui 8cltmnrtte,
oteic5 .eiu8utretieu" Ueriudtcu.
dihb mir babcn mehr ais eIumal her
p~orqebpbeil, ouB 2entid!uuo elu YlnB
Der 5omu; gu gonHcn lei.
8ir b1tteu in guttem Wlnllben Qes
b%onocI,
Eenu mir giaibteu ouuIdI5 nod, mas
Craoue ocr ocutideu ,RegIcrung Der
tltIoeteu limo mir aldubteu bel Be
gfnu oe5 Nrtege5 mo nod Sabre lang
u1d)ber. lpns Ole meiiten unocren
oeutitlduonteu @lutttr ibnen nader
}dblteu
&jr Iourcu oundIs p0ulG iiber3cuA,.
0aB uiI ocut X|roQruuu Der engliidcu
1~tdut3mdnucr mtltcr ultt3 ituuo. ais
EeutidlauO uou mclterer fon,~9ter5lelicr
uno ~tolouiulcr GutptdtluN ub3ubalteu,
gjtt ms luuroc qpu Der Erene IN
Gcuuhlano Die 0dlftc Der ibrlNeu
I8elt an oer wtitlidcu 0emiipt0re
uber}tuat. Atuu QIdubte Der Yrclle oss
ultcu &dttriuuoea, Die Del Den 3oB sc
geu Cualduo p~reotgenocn Hegicruna@
prt'it undbttett, 100 Die ocutlhe 3uuae
tlanQ 9ls AuabuuO itaatamduulIher
Hlcocrtratt critteu Cir GprpurO @reu,
oer Ytiter Der }lu9lpdrtiQen HuNelegeus
bcltcu WruBbritunnien3.
&uu jno lDir mlp nit uI5 ole guH5e
ll5tIQc @elt. Die ooutdl5 9~lUublQ gts
luuidlt butte. pom @eqeutbeil uber-
5euat wOroeu 8jr piiieu Nun. odB Die
brlttid)eu 5tadt3rlaaner mo nit lhueu
Die duoereH StddtarHduuer Der Gnteute
%du0cr Hidlt uur Hldt tCleatrlitc N(uB-
uabmcu geQtn 2cItidllduo be%nbiidtlGteH,
iouoeur bis gum leBten AulcublIt ihr
H~lerduBeritc9 p%criunteu. oeu Nrlcg 81
permelocn. 2le Nluidulo trifft Die
OeItitc Neaterlug
.E0lulttu". ro9 Crguu Der idaucois
idleu 5o3taliiteu ser duBeriten Yunten.
ptroffcntIlhtt am ~. Niur8 ous blitoris
idlt Gotumcut. 0urh ou5 oteie 5dml0
crlulticu miro e. bnnoclte ildI nm Elm
ioRtuGuutto Wiemoruuoum oc9 TiIriten
Nuyt Mar pom ytdnolustu, Der nor NM
5ur .iett Ne5 Tttsbrut3 ot3 NrieQcs cer
&ptitmfttr oes 2eutihen Rcidle3 in
N,trN.r, ,,,, N-- nA,,,-.-r.>. Sac. A.,rr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-24

Sur bic NOtbe Nrcni,Gampnanc
Qibt2 nur cine HolrnQ Not
10 0rt9
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-24

Our Country, Right or Wrong;
If Right To Be Kept Right.
II Wrong To Be Set Right.
Carl Schurz.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-24
..prdmian Site.

Gin Eabr I'M %ornuS be5abisnoe
gbonnenten erbalteu ie einen ldonen
Naleuoer ais Yrduie gratis ut'o porto
frei, ODER elm @~opeiltubudl. tpoUon ~it
sipej porrdtbig babeu: .SeletdbenorH'-
Sen uno Ser Eiebe eTpl9 psdllelno
peto~ Pin Yrdniicn iino iUeiter toIBenoe
arr Yll5luahl Dotbunoen:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-24
Amcrltauiidlc Sruppcu mcroru

0rinqen0 on DER jtaltealidltn Etout
gclDuuidlt. ltm oit 3uucrlltlt ocy @e
Uo|lfenun9 }u it0rfcu llchcraDi no
thia lut0 dI2 Better ttQrUEt'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-24
oir .Milm. @ermanin4 beipridlt

Tie ,Wum. @ermanIn" beiprIdt
cine CONCERT au5etge, Die ueullh III
.Randeiter Guardian" erihien, III
cinem 4eltartifel. Vlit Reht. Genn
ieuc An32iqe in Dem engliidIen @lat'
te laoet 0as 9ublifum 81 einem No
3art . Reetbopen 8naner AbeHoe
Gin. Soiiter oelltihe Diuiit III
engGauol @nS wiiroen unlere
ue6er Butrioten 5u elmer iold)en Der
unitaltuug hier3uLonoe iagen!
Tie mcilten notOriidjeu Sernbmt'
beiten, Die ourd) ibre Shau0tbuten.
Iummheiten uno gerriidtbeitcu in
Der AuBenpelt cine fltr5lebige Iul'
mcrfIamfcit crregen, maren emit in
Beoria IcBhait. 10 bemerft Die oorti-
ae .Sonue~. Ia3u 3dhit MIN aud
oie @orOerm @rass 9fesf pie ook
ciuigen %uhreu i'm @ra0Icp SnItitlft
ols 9ehreriu thdtig mar mo lid 0urd]
elm m~uiterhoftes @etraaen aus3eidl
Incte. IN thrcr 2icbc5toaheit. Die lid
I'M acrcliten AIter BON 40 &abren
/ cntritrltc, cr idloB tie Die Satin
eiue9 Ar}tcs. in ocn iic per Idol
len mar. III elmer cugliIfen
2cituuq miro ihr Jtane OILS Grace
TrIffchler, umo uielleIdt beablld'
rint'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-24

ga Gro1e, Oen "a. @ui 1915
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-02-21
ASSISTANT PURSER
Is ARRESTED

An Atlantic Port. Feb. 1s.-Jo-
names Henrik werkhoven. assistant
purser on the Holland America liner
Nieuw Amsterdam. was arrested to-
day under the trading with the enc
my act, and 10 SAID to have confessed
that he had brought to this country
for redemption bonds and coupons
owned In Europe. He was held in
$4,000 bail.
Officers have been pushed % to
the manner in which securities
known to belong to Germans residing
abroad have been brought to the
United States and converted into
cash.
The arrest Of Werkhoven. who
was trapped while negotiating the
sale Of . $500 United Fruit Com
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CIothlnd.

No telling how far this woman's
dress matter will 60. Some women
now wish 10 be clothed, Mith-thes haSy;
lOt.-Flo1da Times Union.
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attack must be rigidly Investigated
to make sure that this terrible loss
was not due to any fault Of the con-
voy system. Usually ship that IL
conveyed by the agile destroyers gets
through all right. Our transports
have been wonderfully lucky in Of
Gaping attack 10 far. but clearly the
Huns are about to attempt . special
drive at them.
Every nerve must BE- strained 10
build destroyers,t d these must b
relied upon ~ the principal dsfsnss
for our troop ships. Every.ship yard
that Is building them ought to b.
operated night and day with three
shifts OF men working eight hours
each. when~we get our destroyer
fleet doubled, 1t will be very hot for
u boats In the track OF our trans
ports. Very few OF our troop ships
will be successfully attacked. The
navy construction department should
not be satisfied with the force Of
men now building destroyers. but
should be training large additional
gangs to speed up the work to tho
limit.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-02-21
THICK, GLOSSY HAZE
FREE FROM DANDRUTI
olrisl rsy nj Hair osts can, Hufly and
beautifui-0et . email bottle
Of oanderlne.

II You care for heavy hair that glis.
tens with beauty and ID radiant with
liiei haS an Incompatible soitness and
u fluffy and lustrous, try Danderine.
just ono application doubles tire
beauty Of your hair, besides It imme.
diately dissolves every particle Of
dandruR. You can not have nice heavy,
healthy hair II you have dandruf. This
destructive scurf robs the hair Of its
lustre, its strength and it, very life
and II not overcome Il produces . fever
ishness and itching Of the scalp; the
hair roots famish, loosen and die, then
The hair falls out fast. Surely get :
mall bottle OF Knowltea's Danderine
from any drug store and just try Il.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-02-21
Protecting Our
Transports

The torpedoing Of the transport
Tuscania with 100 or more OF our
boys lost. sets everyone to asking
what more can be done to assure
the safety Of the great fleet Of trans
ports that are carrying our boys
across. The public impression has
been that most Of our ships were
being landed at French ports. Az
the Tuscania was sunk north OF
Ireland, In waters more infested with
submarines. she seems to have been
taking more chances than most Of
the transports. As the y boats ap-
parently have to 60 around the north
end of Scotland. the French waters
are less easily accessible to them
than those around Ireland.
(, Dtall there are no doubt plenty Of
them as far South as France. and
cur government may be sending n
LOT Of ships to English ports to keep
&is Boehss guessing. go.
The circumstances surrounding the
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-02-21
BANK BALANCE A
GUIDE TO SUCCESS

A man who became hard drinker
out conquered the habit finally says
In the February number Of the
Farm and Fireside:
"A mans bank balance 10 the sur
est guide there Is to his progress In
tho world. and mine showed I was
not progressing at all. or even stand,
Ing still. I was gradually slipping
back. and had been doing 80 ever
since hit the booze trail. IA
Before. whenever I fell to brood
ing on the matter. I'd always look
for comfort in my favorite way, that
is, by taking stiff drink Of whisky.
But there wasn't any chance for that
now The supply was cut off. had
TO face the music.
ut was mighty unpleasant music
too. I couldn't think Of any reply to
my wife and she went right ahead
In giving me what l deserved.
"She reminded me, for one thing,
Of span Of worthless horses which
I bought at the last county fair.
And yon were drunk when you
bought them. said my wife"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-02-21
MAKING HENS LAY 81
BY ARTIFICIAL LIGHT

There is an article In the February
issue of Farm and Fireside about
makisg hens lay after hours by arti-
ficial light. The author Of the article
says:
Some observations l have made
and confirmed in flocks kept under
lights. in the county can be summar-
ICED as follows:
Hens when kept active twelve to
fourteen hours daily by artificial
lights require abundant feed and lit
ter to induce exercise.
ANY bright light strongly reflect.
ed to the floor will give good results
But each 10 0sQuare feet Of floor
should have about 30 candlepower
The cost Of lighting . house to &C
commodate 500 hens by electricity
runs from 80 or - . month.
Under lights. early maturing
|yearlings and two year old hens lay
well all winter. but breeding stool
should not be kept under lights Of
they will lay too heavily and lower
their value a. breeders.
"rhe feed rations can be made lesl
rich In animal protein and . more
bulky feed used when hens are KEEP
under lights.
There 10 danger Of OVERRIDING tn,
lighting and exhausting the stock 1
care IL not taken; but where goot
judgment Il used . proper distribu
ton of egg production 10 made pos
sible throughout the year without in
creasing the mortality Of the layers
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-02-21
DELIVERIES RUIN
SOME MERCHANTS

In an article called Patriotic Buy
Ing. In the February issue Of wom-
ans Home Companion. Ida Tarbeil
says:
II have been trying to put my
store on . scientific basis. he told
me. The chief difficulty I have is
with deliveries. They are the. most
expensive part Of my business. It IL
90 senseless. You know Mrs. A.
mentioning Q woman of wealth who
lived q mile and a half from the
store, she telephoned here seven diff
ferent times yesterday for articles to
be delivered. and in only one cass
was It lafge order. The gasoline to
deliver three of these orders cost
more than the articles themselves
But what could I do? Our willing
ness to do exactly what the customer
asks exactly at the moment he asks
has become q leading competitive
! weapon. 1t IL quite as important .
price and quality.
1T is unfair to jump to fh conclu
sion that this freakish system ha'
been built up solely because womer
must be humored. 1t would not b
difficult to establish the fact thai
men are often quite as needless buy
ers as women. In Washington. d. g
grocer tells Of receiving a telephone
call at half past eight o'clock al
night from the Commissary Depart
ment at Fort Myer. fort Myer Il
,,1srhaps three miles from town and
has been since the beginning OF the