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Catoctin clarion., 1918-07-04

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Catoctin clarion., 1918-07-04

THE CONDITION OF THE THURMONT
BANK, AT THURMoNT, IN THE STATE
OF MARYLAND, AT THE CLOSE
OF BUSINESS.
MAY 10, 1918.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-09-13
USE OF LIGHTWEIGHT sEEF
NAY EASE SITUATION


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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-09-13

whls ns aa of H a
TO remen1.- ls aa.ir at-aihs
aud raafra Ht
fairly perform H.-... ono obi
a1sa .r 'hrr H.H HHr f.f r. OH.
and c1u'l-f af or. rsar
F1- iHf'arrs Hra-e r TH. f.v
TABLE stAG T0U 0r SALIVA
TiON ARMY Lsss.s U.u ..-
cnASTLf FRS u.rsIsfre Dol.
SOLDIERS WHILE THE srHrtf
ING SHELLS FLY OvEnHetU
There Is fhs devotion OF us ue-
Cross nurses who carry sounded ss
tenis from hoap'ais bombed 81 H4-
arlaiofa. American COLLEGE rrs.
Tasn he Germaa f1rcet asr9s-.
leave only WITH reluctance The Jlf
iricts IN France -f.ch they have re
constructed. conveying haipieu ns
lives 10 places oi safety inn1rns-abie
other srpiois are performed rithi,
sound Of baif's. FhIie he coerr The
people whom PRANK Crane d.fgrates
a. he What's Whistler" msles ly
refrain from mentioning iAsm
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-09-13
TEXAS WOMAN
AT THE font
Mss ByEolrs. Ror-Es 70 A.
AMERICAN SOLIDS Bcfs


M EnHirr Duditi l ne Sara
I'm Anu ant frun Dallas TsIHE
wa -1liarrifEt By VA 1urrefJut
duIr m her hu iun batrt tns ina
n Prince IN spanking o. hr 1llg
Nrt nht EEit
-Nunf q 10 hat a VIM o. nas5
inIr niril HLlt EfH EnE 81 Euf-
dirf 'Iuu zee ne tru1sf were MT
lrg Ent a ini Eg and hrf b. ne
rns huuff gave usE lie Iul F5l-ll
70 puf f1ddiH-T
-'T-bsy enL M ma On -hf 81 e
=, 1hgg sell me M 20 prs-rarrE
In ne ia1sr rumrr a. ne i-uui-
riiss . TlflT. rlt shlcfsr o. uT
pFa a. tuus-3- Z v1lllrt taurss
Jlisess ftis nirr,s wa !hs rfHuatfi
ibty N ne siu'si
-'T-hsr NJ tuw ~ 1Err ~
fruui Aus ngDs5 fhsy Erhr r1uns
ne ant ! trT- Irf = turs hlr1
e--,t r. tefy hu,t ttf islr-i Erg
'bigf Tut r-s AZ NJ nrnI Esus-r.
Der Ft1f q expected q AruEfl1lrf
Dms ylslt a. ma Pace guu auI
iis ne men ftIi gru are Egus--
lff Fuuf r1fhsrE Huc jon Cot
far drr- fof IA Buffietf utfs ilfs
nseflsrf ehunosi'
-rDu uurif 10 rHs teen rffllrtfsr
~ rns ibsi- eyrl fun wa fstrlsft
nsm nns FEEL ne pressure - ttsr
htndg- Ore-urff Elsa TtIf 1l1
shattered mn BE- h1rer srgrr Esct
nfriuE frf uf'e' t1 f1r 1r furfC'
n ~ W. Is fhs usr = ne rel
thel
We 'riss twelve tut1-Hs errf rrs
r1rf uli three - -Four f.-aurt
orur.uu'f rrf Lard Eu9rf h9u mlrT
tln1plfhss AID pes ur1 rgpI -
eVraf tnt COCOA see here b. q De-
~ i1fi bruurtf 20 from tsr re..
chsf Dslf Nh-clr Fg1 pistff tlts
W fssnigfir pes nrd re-1 fte- ~
Tustday rrttf hur KIND uI .. .
yos canf bass pies cari y1l please
male 10 1o1Ehrl,ff II uf ftlrt
yo1 o uiiiio1 times - t.n s7arr-aff
TIE oitef night Bolt ntdss 70 dean
VT. ftsmf'
That's its'r cug'a.nr HErtf-rF
We send bsirhss ~ ever itT Frss'
To b. fgrs We never -turFs f1-
anything iha' goes 20 TIE ur- .- fss
iferctefF
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-09-13

ith unfortunate itai he bear, .lu
b. s.lr.l ln fn.s i.se chose D.. .r'y
ite dra.t calamity
10 ap-sas POI reason could reach
'ie deepest emotion. QUE Go,.a
ura, roaid have ag ut moasy 20
needs
TIE to-pedoinr % one 90 oar troop
ships would bring o. 10 q erim de
icmincd hurry hli 90 iae same time
% would b. pe-.ous Tor our future
TIE wrath OF our country vol'I be
a0-sed TO the fury OF he'll and We
m .rht commit some oyeri aei that
43u'd count against us o., ih' pence
table To avoid such a poisa., ira
gety ind consequent result 90 is tie
duty OF eyofy citizen % furnish our
Government with - tae minds b.
u,cIs a.iho-t toe asking. So as O.,
rmlnpis he on1fmOa4 erpcrr. &.
;lese Hali dives and 70 e1sc 10.
a.alr VAR asiri'as iho s,.arild se.
vice of lhe hosts % men ihls En-
e. 60
} Ranf 20 say unri % ihe h11
dfed dollar a month m.n without 3
qenden.s In an cndearos % brina
IN 10 a realization % rs responsi
biliiy in THIS great var. which ae r.ii
Win; and. what ! say 10 him can b
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-09-13
EATING PLACES RELEASED
FROM WHEAT FLECcz

ti~ir'Hflfrr rsIal received fts
'1i1rIrf rfHare from r1fa3 state.
f11l tlm.1Irraf1- Hcogr-. ror i.
Earrpe f.ly ~ NfUnE fhe p'eiTs
nalt b. pubic esf.le places il class !
10 obIsfse c1l1'efe Theailetf uenua
The cable ferdt
Ia feie1f.aT tte hotels. restaurants.
ei1bs a1d eining cars from their vol
frisfy pIefre roi 10 rfe wheai 10 any
f0rm urui the rev harvest wish n
lnffatlitfe jos Ipon fhe patriotic 81
rpie they ~ and thank them for the
.rrf aaFinrf made
me eelo n fleif scribe has beer
card DO Europe and hls po.nfed fhf
Tay 10 deuocTaey. ne most tsrTics 81
lots Hho have fhs uott 70 give i
a1 been a matter u peft0nsi inEpira
i0n 10 ne 10 have fhs continued heir
D freely given ~ sil re men and vo
-er aho plf firglgh re no wheat
lhieh hsipfd ur 10 provide Tor the NJ
c.rires Of the allies In spite o. thf
ar
Those reicaref from re whfafiev
edge nay ufe Hhest 20 prsscribeo
by the baking sss-iafionA
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-09-13
Food Questions Answered
FISH

j. Isl jan ItA-
"a 10 ur-s % tflr tttf-
~ FOODS Fsf re--tinf q fIrt
5frrf-'aFs o. Staf5tc-1i lr-
rf- fra. FtIlfF Hrff trsi
fItr1-stt gas rls credited a. -trt.-
i111 Fhrs t-ls Del % more tfll-
81. Co. fflc c-tfr r1asiln1ss O. Etit1
If trll- % 1crfcttl
wls1 Is ne sfi; uzs 70 f-aIui-is
sft fsf aHi'
u ne fsr.tr I'D Fu-nsf vht1
ultg riFisilts O nsa are Gle-ui-L
j. nlh thsassf h Htr- retitff'
Yea Pt--ltzilriy q l,slllss lt1f
Ne E.ufct O fsggiF
W.itt are fntrs pis-tlill ne sosli
o. irltnt ns.
Ocs1r rfa Ths rrcvrs q hrrf
citsf On iritrs rivers has .fr1E-f
INTO sIislsrcs rrlry ulls Ert ilr
torres rticf Gcluie ne waters l11
.rlrs tvty IRE fish
Nhlra variety q nIA furnishes ne
greatest foa1 ril1ef
Ths sly rarisiisE f1,A g. nluc-
AID mitfsrsl
W1es are nsss found In ttr-1
trcsf
Stura o. re PtaFt c'ar. Az
-i,tsfE o. iss Ari-u1 coast
Wtg it11id We have ifu1fn lsA'
Because ftaf rates % possible %
have GOOD fft o. inllns t5Elf And
cities
d ir1rfr nst good.
Fft Be- 'r--s- 'of r-afffi c-iT uat1
li Is aaf-.aisiF r r11i r1- e.f.ar. aal
people tto1i9 rot fear % use d.
sso1a TIE fish b. i.trts Of; a.
tAt ffftIffft
N7. as Hor- rs tte fft it nlsei
OF lf dstefir-afss -arflF.
wat Should ne hrlisfee3s- CO..
ste fanui insist cc getting its frt
'rcrfr o. ne retailers and Eesc %
frcrer r-tI SEE wishes 20 use b.
Hes BE- tte best say 90 talu % ore
p Fh-ag % o. Gee 10 pl1 On
cool place
E,r i--r t1e1 ft's process 'afsf
sefsraI t1-rf
De- hsfa q g-irfef uty 20 nav o
c-ff
yes D. pl'ilas % "a ss's rats-
-srfr Rot
str-s ne u1-rr % &C. tt1ved on
On BE- rrslf
81 aI -Hrrr Gre fte water = 'tf
fft Is trs1 ar gee b. f1r .trr1er
s--r Of flt r1.lt ~ tte ffH E1Hf I-f1
us safer ard Is ftIs l1ri unless flt
r-tsr Us rr1e -te cf
what are The advantage q cola
t'rrsEs lst-
o brirrt roo1 Deb laio large
c.tsE
g u rfrr1rri'rfr re price - Ntt
@ Dr. lowers me atlla. rr.re % ffl.
& j. ~aseF re f-alFrrr ration and
etrlrr f1f fth posi-. .s trl safe
{ Q, provides fst out % season
Does nsfa sane points so'1 good
i5r co..Et1f4Es fo31s ia Fe1efai.
Yes
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-09-13
U. S. Judge, Edward Meek, Speaks
Plainly to His Fellow-Citzens

and more through these weeks
and months Of stress and strain
tia! the Government Of our
fathers Be- founded upon the
Mighty and Everlasting prin-
-.p.es Il liberty, Equality be-
tween man and man. and JUS
flee alike % the high and low,
the rich and poor. u is 70 pre-
serve these our soldiers are
lighting overseas. Our first
great continuous and ever-pI5s-
el' duty is 70 supply the sinsws
1f var. the ma.euz' funds. the
money needed % prosecute the
var 20 a successful issue-.hls
mlst Tremendous war in word
history.
We are not called upon %
give, % donate this money. We
are called upon 70 loan il. 20 .n-
vest d. in bonds to bear interest
and the PRINCIPAL 20 he returned
10 Us at stipulated time.
Under these conditions, when
called upon again BY the United
states 20 invest in Liberty
Ponds, can We do less than
Loan 70 hem for the prosecu.
ton Of oar war 20 tho utmost
sum Of money We can reduce
% our possession within the
stipulated time, having first
made provision for a simple and
ahs,emious living and for the
bare demands Of trade or BUSH
ness. II We fail in this duty
ana OF lis performance in the
81 ted measure. then We fail 20
d. our level best in a material
way f1- the great word cause,
'ra c-na for which our soldiers
-ro ready 10 make the supreme
aeriec. R-liv2 Yes. willing.
g and 0'C-rHs'r r,ady.
EDWARD r. MEEK.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-09-13

though removed from 10
danger zone Of va- and carnage
by continent ana ocean, our
hearts are there. for our own
flesh and ticod are Their. fight
ing 90 a Cause we hold Harer
than life itself All age that
the sacred right Of sell 90 m-
meni is the issue. There is COM
plete unanimity among The pa
trotic citizens Of this country
that the war must be won no
matter how long or what The
sacrifices 10 takes 90 win D..
There is also a conviction tina.
the var viii no. b. w0a until
the Allies are in position TO dc
tate the terms Of peace 90 Ger
many at Berlin.
The daily reports coming 10
US from the fighting front in
France reveal the splendid nor
ale Of our soldiers, Their hardy
endurance and intrepid courage
and an enthusiasm in acton so
big. 50 reai. so genuine THAI IL
imbues and inspires their broth
er soldiers Of the Allies Have
we no; much cause 70 be proud
Of our own?
And this is the young man.
hood Of our American cIyiHza-
ton reared in the days and
ways Of liberty and peace. sud
denly summoned 20 war. These
men are the rare product Of one
hundred and fifty years Of Re
publican Democracy in this con-
tineHt. And now. what is re-
quired Of rs civilians who re-.
main at home? To live within
the law; 20 observe the rc-r'5-
tons imposed by constituted
authority; % give loyal and
whole soulei su port 90 our
Government We realize more
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-09-13

sia.ei .a ,hs sane RATIO 20 crsJ
--a .r-a-- o- .n-ir5i -ntfreny.
I.' a.r.s laI rr ards ,.- .aih.
DO l'.s o1r Go. --ualf fIl.t s.ilni
rf.'N dollars qs- moaiA o. ma 'iin
''ol brave man that u.s. fel..n- for
me liberty OF ne void Based -a1
'lo cost % ihc most menl7' labor fia
SOLDIER is. So Less. q hundred d. -
.NaA i'e ierrt.1 g net oniy 81
ing M BE home ties: Is 70; . y
Offering lie. but he ls ac.u .
SWINE our Government with - &
u, .ncy %. return o. hope OF res :.
Nen'N do'larf every month. n o. .
inai ynu may hav, an ouporiuat 8
elr1'ns your one hundred do!l-s Il
n pcrieci slfeiy
Are you giving twenty dollars =
uolb 10 our Government toh.
re nar- NO. Wei sin t,.
i'nd orr Gor'rnm Pc: trca'y o.
every month for ihc dnrnaa b. A
Naf az "a rer ce-; iaiaru..
-ti t-' isac: ynr can ga. a.r
y. Is Z. 20, yc-- Outs %
-e-; roa cal7
Alc- ihs var e wa --...f
'ore ihafa Is z-rr o.
p-lf h Daft E sei a.
Pltil, O7.h.01. -li 40 D., .-
'ng 70 D. c'lss'fri Tfe-r
cisfs f1- the niise- aal -i..
he acfer. and -f1ay - - -,--a
for their feiiowoaan iii -
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-09-13
SALVATION ARMY
CALLS FOR WORKERS
vs'yn;.sft Wastes - - m Fi-s.-
tisi cs-rFsisn In sssir~.t;


The s1iFail1n Army s1rHrerfar.
War Won Corset 70 ay.r -rrr
coun'g and CITY Wu C11reIt Do o.
ranirs eaupsrrs ia Tens ynats
~. LolEara ard Southwest trf1n.
tat Az fsra1-s.tis irs.G.s-ll a.fh.
out regard f1 rl1 rs r1.f BEL ef ato
really desires 20 tap r tgg zee
bogt 10 tte ra1ff .a- r-lIff fJ- t1r
service b urtiaz Hrri4.er ge5rs
WOOD cta.ruar 800 s91ftsssfs-1
lAfs Bui1rE Dallas Te1aE
County Cta.rusl are ssrist r. sr.
efy county 20 tsI5 cfFanI1e con
niftes 10 even torn and village %
secure ihe nr-ey -as.t1 f8r fas
work Loaf Calfue1. me- ~ agr
On. are needed AZ 9rrs Their d1rsf
are 70 form q committee ~ too 20
more, according 20 ths Sire % 'tsf
toun and 10 Ms-0lEtiy canvas hs
town and sgr1lnd'1f country 'o- ils
Army work a plan % eaupaIr- hst
been prepared f1f 'ha larger places
and thif may be- adapted 20 'ta tu4I
er ioarr
IN the smaller places only ono
worker De- necessary 20 can 1p1r .ae
people and volunteer nr slsh ark
will BE- selrlur1
salvation Army a1-i f-a- 90 the
war never Iart.T f.r ..aHHat lea
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-09-13

The Stars and Stripes. Official or
ran o. The American Erped.uonary
Forces. this weeks says.
-Afie- The Salvation Army had xiv.
IN . certain company some coca
;hs company advanced sueessrfsuy
arainst The enemy. Affsr the va
iic Situation Army VII Be iusiises
IN iei.ng boz many miles The boz.
sos % he slilon,~
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-09-13
SUGAR RATION CALLS
FOR TOEING THE LINE.
ALLOTMENT Fcs TEXAS CUT
FsoW 'tsn 100 POUNDS ~ syLg
70 ilzstu1. ~ AUGUST.
n satlis Dies ~; otis-s; Er;is- q
To- Pagnaf = s.s Fs-p:-. Way
AL 9 Nsnast

- ~ t $40 % = ~ =
80 - - - 49, -
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III, ,,....l-..... -.-- -. -1.-.---.,-',
H.. ~. 49,. s,-...- So - -ss.-'
Ia ....-.-s. -'.'-.-'.,.'-,... - s.'-.... z
~ -. $780,. =. ~ -. =
- $500 -
-.--.. - -. "a
- - -
I'D 4l-a .1ll-f ~. D.
--
-.-
Nrrfrafrl-lr--s;-i- --f-i A llfg
fsf fttf r t1t l12-li ft-l. - q %
. islNi Fi-ilH
rrrs-ltfr- ar 81 z 81 rf
az rfrI t--fs
r-.-t. r.....- -r.... -.-....-.-. O..
kfr-- -. -. I'll ~. =. 90 IL.
...,'..r.
-- -... ..
- 80 ~, .-...--..-. y.
-.
49,
p iti.'l-sii re1i p 80 ~
i-li q s-4s ~ llt' ~
We have irruel 20 ne ff'lN -rr-
saris ttai cfrriH1atHf 'rf Alr--f 3D.
lltuErt states 2 T. NtT.Is tlrH-'r-
r. ne grsrsTy urlfIcr OF fae Felerl.
Foof AlrI-lfirlti1r fof Tsraf ~.
4 % nsfffiafT. arc We ttfs rrfl'l.
l'titft % 1-g t'n2f n'if
fii'i i1f Als-ii % nn-t q ~
~ feii q ile A1'--A ilt l-i-i-4
cafes fA- JOY
I've pc5-lliirr o. Tens. according
20 ftf rrfsi states census 10 afffr1-
.ut'tlT f-ilH1H trt as ths rcTsrr-
rsri -rf requested -ts h1gfe1cl1s O.
u-lT c1-flrs O. a iaslf O. tro pc---a
psf ss-f.r ~ -1-fh h VII ttke
ffrtf11 pc1-ss o. f1r1f. ara wlit
hf tl1fuf-f i1f siaffusrfs A. =. e
f-s D. l Nil be- really sea taa
i.rs o. rrrF l'ils f-zlr ls'i Ter s-e
fsrrirr guf..rasE
-rs--rr T5rs ts--f-fFf-rfr-f are
es-.s1-s rr-es % s-lsi tts people 70
ttfl- rir-flat 20 p-f - msr fr1fs
rIr-.+ t.er-. r-r IA tha raastsarF
rarr- rtf-. ne r.tt1Ias are I---srfas
v-.lr-f afe ra-foras 30 CLOSELY
rltrt ra.r u.ar frr rrat--r-r t-
-orr 81 rf --Irrsra ttf ben
ftasif t-1 rr rr-r-.s1 ttlse -1F
fats 81 -ts f-1at.t1r q SUGAR frf
.-.Iara.-r --ortr utatsfsf
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-09-13

WIN he sEiitlitreri turirr 'ulg
q az picsl fr u iuesi rhisa D.
rsures trllf rtf dealers rr1 rif q.
cst1 rifi1u penalty. ne I'll Zee.
uutfi became practically &C. r;rtlf a.
fa1f ~ WHEAT E1tt irrmcs ~ ne
rl uur hare ;rltfss % b ne far
lfl,si. c1ufs-us-i'1. % 10 farI '1r try
ftirsstrftfirs o. ns Fp1f t1rlrlt
frt'lrr Or hugsf 70 tn1u vts-tf- ere
i1l tHr 1rsffttrral
Prizes q o-arss gar feeds h1-rirr.
re aErlsT feeds enc s1 fa-ft ull
tsi@t1. a. tsfs-cf1fs largely ur fhs
rru'ssi rl'uef ~ ftr rr1ir ffcr utltt
ftfg lft maze tu n fhnsa fsH1f lla1
frfeiiEtf Ir feeerts tte winter up
i.g % advise.
ne tfsrrr'iti ~ i1rs Substitutes
ttl1 .t wooden fsbt oortlifirr % 90
Z. pounds Elt fH-lcs1 fsasrily b. the
FOOD A.mitlf'fril11 ff1rr q 70 e rt-i
'1tf tHfee inIr ns eTrHftlal "a
butter tabs contain "a q 81 o rgufes
va fs1lts- if1= q. 90 = teri sru
-''
,... -.
---'li ?, ial .is-it
~ $500. 49, 49, -. 49,.
canned ne principal t1ft1- ri
ttt r-lst lf ttf lr. lf.1r n r1r. frf
Nd -. ~ 49,. .-s.t.. --.-i-
$780,. y, ...-...-..-. 60 ....'..--
$4,000. ...-......- ........t.-
VIE 10 OFT
&
@ r
I E -
-
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-09-13

Trt f-- ZOO ar SCI. ''r
~ rerr.. .rrr.fH ffr IrIfal
y safe FnnI tffir r1trn 20
" taa ft1lr. rfr 1f families slo
trar1 rHrerli rfatH even
r9--r ln er.'.rrr rr '.tH md
E'rr Frh al. a fa.T-''r'a fr- .-t
tl - arr -- now tH fHs
slr-ara o tsrf ls esa.l H-.els. BE- lf
f.rra.e f1 l1.-.rHa f.r re ~ GOD
F-- lao sn alt.l etar- WHOM
r-a .r-sr depends ra f.s cfalur
r-l fHa orr rf camp r1r.arF aloaI.
ts rrra .ftraffise .n a. ramr f1 se.
t1F rarg teHr.9l. paJa fHa '-.sl
catch can De- prepared f1r fhe -a.a
Ira fried NateI and rlfi.i f9a.
fs.fa are rffe- me-rs 0i preparation
leh ad.rt fleurelTcs readily %
camp Kitchen
FISH c-cWoER
ttaU.fsa.- frrrrEr
Hs fl frs
el1r n afaH
sa ~ "a ft- 90 tri cur I-'s i-cs
-lfsr Cover fhe trs a1I rmmnr1
NN
faIf fnlr NnIE fNH onion .r fff 20 f1f
ffa n rafss lr Ffsurar
rnfh 10 HIrHl potatoes f0r i've MIN
rfsf then arrr and asa layers ~ I'D
ara ptfafcfs 10 ffs fat afd oni1r IH Tho
sfanfrr fsrarn each LTsr alfh wf
arc rarrfr lfrnlr 600 Nnr r .r'U1
49, ~ hr-rs farf ben hd ne over all
ard cook afllf fwsrff mIrlfe1 urfl f.h
arf trfafdas ere f~rlHr IhHr I'D fnf
reaifaf uuE N desired ff'cEfr srflrsie
Nffis r1r-msai between each layer q
fih anf r1iafcfs
The following sauces may b served
alfh fish 10 add variety.
VEGETABLE SAUCE.
"a ons-hsii cup ~ green r-as chop
ed fslsrV. afrafI FrH rHuifruer. or
-1srtro1rr fo one cor ~ white sauce
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To Lend the Way They Fight.
Dedicated 10 Orr Boys Over There
By be Central Liberty Loan Organization Eleventh
FedsIa Reserve District.

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-19
PARK PROJECT in DisFAvoR.
Sioux City Labor Unions Will No. :. p
mort Mavors in Special EIection

Sioux City Labor Unions Will No. :. p
port Mayor in Special Election.
Special to Times Republican.
Sioux City, July 19.-Outside Of the
war and crops and few other things
all interest in Sioux City now centers
in the special election to be held on
July 20 to vote on the proposition to
purchase Riverside park. There seems
no means Of telling where the matter
will land. A few months ago, just
prior to the city election it was con-
tended there should be more parks In
the city and Rev. Wallace NJ. Short,
elected as labor's candidate for mayor.
had as one of his principal platform
planks one calling for more parks. He
sanctioned the purchase Of Riverside
then and since and it was generally be-
lieved he represented labors view on
the subject.
Since the mayor has been in Chicago
-testifying in behalf Of the l. w. w.
men on trial in federal court, labor
leaders have formed an apparently
great dislike for the mayor and his
likes and dislikes. and now assume to
speak for labor. saying it is almost
unanimously opposed to the purchase
Of the park at the price suggested,
around 100000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-19
SOLDIERS TAUGHT ENGLISH.

Foreigners in Army Quickly Acquire
Language in Y. M. c. A. Schools.
Special to Times Republican.
Camp Dodge, July ia young sol
der who wore the uniform of Uncle
Sam with Italian picturesqueness, APP
preached the desk secretary in a Y
NJ. G. A. building at Camp Dodge last
week, clutching a handful Of post
cards.
"Ecco. signore!" he said, extending
them with flourish, his dark eyes
shining and his white teeth cleaning
in unmistakable delight.
The y. M. c. A. man had had an
eye on him for the last half hour. The
young Italian had BEEN screwed >uI
over one of the desks which line the
Red Triangle Huts; breathing heavily:
clinging desperately to his stub of a
pencil; patiently, slaboriously, tracing
the words Of his messages.
The Y. NJ. c. A. man affected great
surprise, however.
English. Guido!" he exclaimed as
he glanced at them.
Isl, 81, signore! Yes, yes!" returned
Guido proudly. The dark eyes grew
wistful. Good" he questioned. Good
writing"
Fine" responded the Y, NJ. G. A.
man, pulling open his stamp drawer
And how long ago was it, Guido, just
month, that you didn't know any
English at all?"
Five weeks" said Guido. as he
licked the stamps complacently. "ver
good school! Bonissimo!"
Scenes such as this are being en-
acted in all Of the Y. M. G. A. build
ings of the cantonment, since a divi-
sional order, the LIST Of June. made
English and civics compulsory for for
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-19
Sioux Rapids News.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Sioux Rapids, July 19.--After brief
illness OF few days Mrs. Andrew
EIsmo passed away at her home IN thN
south part OF town. Funeral services
were held from the Lutheran church
Monday afternoon and interment was
made In Lone Tree cemetery. She
leaves husband, two daughters and
one son beside other relatives to mourn
her death.
DR.. and Mrs. I. O. Pond. Of Perry,
are rejoicing over the arrival Of q
baby girl at their home.
Miss Florence Smith, OF Siblcy. IL
visiting at the Il. J. Sickles home.
Master Graydon Wright returned to
his home at Fort Dodge after spending
the past six weeks at the home OF his
grandmother, Mrs. r. J. Sickles.
Mrs. G. !. S!ckies and Mrs. George
Crick were Spencer shoppers Wednea-
day.