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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-06
MEMORIAL TREES
By McManuS
the Editor 'of the Telegraph:

To the Editor of thc Telegraph:
Your suggestion of memorial trees
as an appreciation of our boys in
the service is generally commended.
May l suggest that those who in
tend planting trees this year or any
time during the war have the tree
bear the name of some local soldier.
1t would serve as a memorial and
be beneficial in other ways.
Harrisburg is in need of much
tree planting and 1 believe the idea
of naming the trees In honor of the
boys who have gone into the service
will appeal to most patriotic citi-
zens. 1t might be we'll for organiza
ton of tree planting committees in
every block to the end that we may
have a general movement along this
line. CITIZEN.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-06
Sisters Advice Soon
Brought Health Back
Famous Remedy Worked So Quick
1t Was Like Magic

IF 1t hadn't been for my sister
I'd have still been the same miser-
able, woe-begone being that I was a
few weeks ago." says Henry w
Bossler, an ironworker, of Blandon
Fa.
MY stomach had ali gone to
pieces, but when my sister told me
to try Tonlac, 1t sounded good to me
and 1t proved even better, for ii
worked in such quick time that II
was like magic.
Now I've got such an appetite
that l can hardly wait for meals
and 1 eat what 1 please and enjoy
every bite. l certainly urge ali
stomach sufferers to try Tanlac.''
Tanlac is now being introduced
here at Gorgas' Drug Store.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-06
"THE GREAT ADVENTURE"
To the Editor of the Telegraph:

10 the Editor of the Telegraph:
Under the above caption an edi-
torial appeared in the Telegraph, of
January 3, of the present year, con-
tanning some great truths so tersely
expressed that some of those SEN
tences have been recurring to my
mind ever since.
Some of the thoughts of that edi-
torial will bear repetition again and
again. Here is one of the gems
The lad who wants to enter the
Army now has in his minds eye the
Great Adventure of all time He is
imbued with the spirit of the KING ht
of the Holy Grail and of the Crusad-
ers. He wants to have a part in liber-
ating the world from the grip of
autocracy, and to cheat him of the
opportunity would be to rob him of
an experience that in the years to
some will be to him a priceless mem
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-06
White Wash
SKIRTS

Mercerized Gabardine,
Satin and ~Tricotine. Big
pearl buttons, taped but
tonholes, wide and fancy
belts, fancy pockets-all
regular and extra sizes, "a
to So waist measure. VAL
ues to S5.95.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-06
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
.ng, although

will again soon be shining, although
it is stormy just now.
BRUCE GREEN.
1914 Green St. Harrisburg, Pa.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-21
THE SCHOOLS AND THE
TREASURY.

The tremendous effective national
service that the schools and school
children of the country can render is
being awaited of as fully az possible
by the Treasury Department in it's
work. In a great number of schools
Liberty Loan clubs have been organ
lied, and many bonds also have been
purchased by individual pupils. The
War-Savings campaign is endeavoring
to have a War-Savings club establish
ed in every school in the county, and
organized and individual effort is to
be stimulated in every way.
Secretary McAdoo has said that he
would like to see every school house
in the United States an open forum,
where patriotism and loyalty are
taught, and a center Of national SER
vice in it's community and among it's
pupils and patrons. The school as a
medium to reach the people of the
rural districts is of especial value.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

8. 6. Morblie nnb Srau an 2ouiie
2arior, 81 bon Got 5 in Sub. bon
8lpd 6, Guisbergs @ob. 5u Selgraoe,
$4,000.
ccSo6n %. apetter unb Srau an Sohr1
Carton, 81. 2OS.56 Sub bon g. 353z76
Sss1B BON Got 7, 8lod 6 in Su6Dtpi1ton
bon @lod 6, GuisbergS Nbb., gelgraoe,
$314.O0.
@m. 6obe1 nno Srou an @illage Ml@
bonD, .26 bon einem Ider, Gee. 21z125z
81, Mbanp, $125.0O.
ccSobn apppn nnb Srau an 2oren5
@6iffler, 6@A NGA N@A Gee. TO-
1861, Mlbanb, $1250.O0.
@@A 6@A, Gee. 25 nnb W. ytGA
11nb Gh 1851 unb NgA 9@A nno
NH @gA. @ec. 36<123z34, Groin
&iber, $29,000.00.
Soiepb Sirn unb Sran an Soiep6 g.
Simmer, Got 9 ltnb @h bon 2ot 10,
8Iod 20, Nfelrp1e, $1200.00.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-21
u@enm mir nid)t bas be11tIde 8plf

befdmpfen," fogte Batter @. @ontpea
i'm uNetparf Monitor," 10 betampfen
mir genib feline 9prade nidt. Wir
baben feline Gebbe nit Den berrli6en
Werfen Ser aritif uno @eididte, pel-
de 6ie 6eutidye 9prad)e a1mldlieBt.
8ir iin6 nod nidt oa5u angeididt>
alien Wogli6feiten oen Mblbieo 5a1
geben, Die 6eutihe 8ilenl6aft nns
eroffnet fat. Wir ieben elm 6aB tpir,
mern mir oaS Ieut1de aus nnieren
|Sdunlen treiben, logilh 6a3u bereit
icin miiiien, oie @ltr3el aus DEM So
ben unierer eigenen Sprod)e gu rel
BEN nn6 Die Spra6e gbafeipeores
uno Der engliiden 8ibel bon nnieren
2ippen 81 berbannen. 8ir miiiien bie
ga115e engli16e 2iteratur rebi6ieren
ur6 in bielen Wiiienidaften einen
nel1en &a1rs eini6lagen. 8ir berm11=
then audi, 6aB oieie ser beutiden
Sprade 10 ni6erlpre6enbe11 Sdulen
midt langer oeutlde @riinblihfeit
uno 6ie 6eutihe Mus6ouer bil6en
tper6en. @enn mir Die Gprade Ser
Geutiden ni9t tpoQen, bann aetpiB
nidt feline gigenidoften, bieuei6t
nibt einmal feline 911genben. Sc
braa16t ni@t iebr tiefe Bbiloiopbie,
uns an5uipornen, Sos Cute al16 bon
nnieren 6einben 311 nebmen. Sour
6as Shlehte miro Der 8eile berhper=
fen. Sc lit ueoer Natriotismus nod
giniidt barin, Sic 6eutl6e Sprode
outs unleren Shulen 81 treiben. gs
lit MIR idapanfen6e &leinigfeitsfrd=
merei, sic, mirflide 6rage11 iiberi e
be110, in l1ebertreibnngen 1i6 berliert.
@enn ole Nationen, Sic i'm 2oufe
Ser Sabrbunberte &rieg gefiibrt ba=
ben, es 1id 5ur &egel gemaht bdtten,
a11d) in11ner sic Sprade ibrer 6ein6e
u15511i6lieBen, 10 miirbe iid sic @elt
ldnglt in cine Sanb italt
ber1pan6elt baben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-21
Npr6=01fpt1.
@ran6 Sorts. 8

@ron6 Sorts. = Sic gnt=
6ednng BON Noturgos in @rano
SORTS bot bier einige 5eniation en-
regt. 8r11menbobrer ltieben IN Ell
ner Giefe BON nngefdbr MIR 60 Sub
anf 6os Sos. 6. S. 8abcod bon Ser
gergbaui9nle fat nab elmer Inter
lu6ung erfldrt, 0aB es ii6 Inn gnteS
g%foturgos 5n ban0eln ideime, Dos
61r6 cine Sdi6te BON ettpa 80 SUB
Molier %gefommen. Sc uer6en meitere
llnterin9nngen atpgeltent. Ser be-
treffenoe 8r1tn1en miro fir Ste
8ri6geman Sniiel 60. gebobrt.
Eomner.- Mns 8er5tpeiflung,
DAB 6rei ibrer S0bne gum M}ilitdr
ge5ogen tpa1r6en, begging Die AZ Sab=
re olte 6ron Gb. &rie6emarn 6urb
gridieBen Selbitmor6.
gismarf. = Mderbal1= nr6
MrbeitSfommiiiqr Sobn Sogen bot
5000 8uibels Saatmei5en bon Ger
6armers glebator SO. in @lliott, sc.
O., fir $2.35 per 8uibel %gefa1ft.
3os @etrei6e muB rein ur6 unter
Megierungsin1peftion abgeliefert mer=
Sen. $50 @elu6e int Saat6ar1eben
iinb beim 8r1rleigb @ourtpratbe ein=
gerei9t tporben.
DonnDbroof. - Mufgrun6
friiberer @rfobr1tngen itn6 6armer
ser Mn1tdt, 6aB Ser 8o6en bel ange=
meliener 8eorbeitung I'M benrigen
5riibiobr gan5 Defenders quite @rtra=
ge liefern iollte, borm1sgeiebt, oaB
oie 8itter11ng %giinitig lit. 9te 8e=
griin6ung lit, 6oB 6as lette Sabr Elm
trodenes mar un6 6e1n 8oben nidt
biel 6eudtigfeit enf5ogen moroen lit.
Ser 8o6en lit I'M lebten Serbit, ge=
l6ttgt NIT 6eu6tigfeit, %gefrorer> nnb
Dies gibt ols elm erpiin1dter 3n=
1tan6.
Someston1 n. NuS Derof=
fentli6ten 8ertdben ergiebt fi6, oaB
oie Mortbern Bacific @obn bter irpe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-21
unterftItt Ziele
de$ Prdfldenten.
@oQ5nesratb ser Nmericam Teberas
tiom Of 2abor ber0ffentliM Grs
%flGrnng iiber uMrbeiterfrieg."

True translation filed with the post
master at ST. Cloud, Minnesota. on
February 81, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Ct 25 October eth' 1917
Maibington II. 5eb.-Nm
fS6luB elmer lie6entagigen Sitnng,
Die in ieinem bieligen 5mtptquartier
%Qbgebalten tDuroe, bat Der VoQ6ngs-
ratb Der Mn1erican federation Of Sa=
bpr sbe11te abenb cine grfldrung ber<
offentlidt, in Ser Ole ariegs5iele, mie
Tie Braiioent 8ilion flarlegte> inboi-
iiert utrb 6ie Nrbeiter 6arauf uuf=
merfiam gemadt mer6en, DOB Der
&rieg gegen 6as E~reubentbum elm
&rieg Ser Nrbeiter it,"
nNpd INNER %ftarfer."
geionberS berborgeboben mer6en
Die Observation-Disclosures 5piidJen
&uBlan6 un6 Oeutidlatr6. Sic baben
ange6lid ge5eigt, 6oB ein Diploma
tiides gingreifen feline 5ru9t tragen
fanm, iolange mar oie n6euti6en
Militorilten nidt oopon iiber5eugt,
BOB lie ibren MiQen Dem Hel It Ser
Melt nidt anf5tpingen %fonnen." Die
gelegentlihen grbebungen in 0eutI9=
lon6 batten MIR ser 8epeis geliefert,
baB ~oie militdriide gfegierurg
mod immer itdrfer lei ols bie gmon=
5ipationsbenegung."
Sc lit an Der Belt.
Gin gigantildes Hingen itebe Dem
9anbe bebor 1t1o es mGire iett an Ser
3eit, 6aB oIe Mrbeiter bie ernite
geoe1tung ibrer Iogesorbeit MIDI
tern anerfennen. 9in5ugefiigt miro
iportli9:
u@ebt Sen Mrbeitern einer anitan=
oigen Nlab gum 2eben, i6iitt lie Dor
3nltdnben, u11ter 6enen lie ibren
ga115en 9obn bergeben miilien, MIR
nm leben 81 f0nnen, gebt ibnen
Mge11tl1ren, bon oenen une ;3m,itiq=
teiten geidlidtet merben, madt es
ibren flar, 0ab lire Mrbeit BEL oem
8epinnen zines &rieges um gr0Bere
6reibeit 5ablt, niht zines &rieges
Inn pripaten 8etpinns bulber = un6
MOI 6arf lih 6oro1f berlolien, oaB
Die Mrbeiter ibr She'll tbun tperoen.
Sic Nrbeiter iin6 loyal. Sic noaenf
ibr SbeiI fir 6ie &epub1if un6 oas
getpinne1 6es &rieges beitrogen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-21

8 iubi5ielen @raben in 9tearns u1b
&anpiDobi County $4,000; beim So. 40
gountpgraben $1,000; Subn 6. 9ominit,
EXTRA 9ien1te BEL gountDgrabenz 0tgd)nunz
gen $38.40; 2ouis 8. 9uber, egtra
Sienlte BEL gountpgrabenz 9ie9nunsen
$38.40; 8en. Offering, &ommilidrotenlte
beim SEQ. 81 gountD9raben $14.00; Val.
German, &pmmilIdrbien1te beim SEQ. 81
Gonntpgraben $12.9O; s. 81. 2abr, 8ez
ii6tigerDien1te beim SO. 3 iuDi5ielen
@raben Stearns unb aaroipobi $10.5O;
g. 81. 2abr, aomnuiildrDienlte beim SEQ.
81 Go1lnt1araben $500; sc. 8. Gang,
Observation-Disclosures beim $40. 3 iubi5ienen
@raben, Gtearns unb &anpipp9t $1,000;
90. 9. Sang, Sngenieuren6ienlte 6eim
gas, Mrbeit beim $50. 40 goumtpgroben
$500; 81. 6. Wan8. gbotos Des 9fo. 3
iu0i5ielen @rabens Stearns nnD &anD1z
Dobi $500; 8. S. Sauer, Betoltt9lng
Der Sngenieuren zWmniGaft bet1n Np.
40 gonntDgraben $3.50; Sobn 5; Spa<
Mol, egtra 9tenlte BET GprntD>@ raben>
Nednungen $3S.4O; 5einri6 SenbporDe,
Nrbeit benin $50. 40 GDnntpgraben 81;
g. S. Sbei1en, 8ommi1idrDien1te belm
SEQ. 81 G~ountbgraben $9.40; $. g: SpD0,
Sngenieurenbien1te beim $50. Al gonntDz
graben $1,000; 81: SidumperlinL Sup
plies fir $40. Al Gountpgraben $1,000;
eSacob @eber, &ommi11drbienite beim yto.
81 @ountbgraben $1,000; IS. S. Weber,
Mrbeit beim So. Al GountDgraben $3.50.
Nuf Nntrag bertagte li6 Die 8eboroe fine
Sic.
(SieaeD
g. 81. 2abr, 8oriiber Der County,
8eb0rbe bon 6tearns gountD,
Wnrn.
8eltdtiqt: Silt. Tbomep, County Nubitor
unb ggzSfficio glerf Der Beb0roe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-21

ian 2iqn lit bs1rb Ben grldB, eime
&oupention 51peds Nominternng bon
@artei6anoibaten fir Dos GonntD,
tpel6e I'M Mdr5 bier gebalten miro,
getbnn.
SofefieIo. Soiepb Gilbert,
@eidaftsHibrer ser Non-Nurtilan
Siga, Ser he1dn1lbigt 1pur, cine ge1eb-
npiiroige Mn1ammlung ber11rl adt gu
buben,' nodoem CT ein Serbot gegel1
Mbfmltung elmer Geriamnll11ng Der
sligo mibadtet batte, pllroe bon @e=
%ldnporeren int Diltriftsgeridt BON
SSsadion County idulbig beh1noen
uno SIT orei Mu1aten @efang1riB Der
urtbeilt.
6uribuuIt. = Mngult Hl1tber,
ser gr11oroa1ng ieines Sbtnagers
Auoa1lt Iisfe iiberfiibrt, tp11roe bon
Mihter 81. 9. Gbiloreb 5lt belensldng=
lider 31rttbuus1trafe perurtbetlt:
Rltther miro bein1 5taasobergertbt
9eruf lung einlegen.
ct. 8eter. = gta6Oem CT adDt
St1r1eber lang be1u1Btlos getpeien als
7olge oes @enulles BON bier Hn5en
Sdrnaps, lit Ser iieben Sabre cite
9fuI1eu Maron %geitorben.
Sem Il m. = Mitt1podaben0 1T
bier cine Ser lmmlung Ser 8ienen=
silhter BON 8rotpn County eraffret
nor0en, in tpel6er ELM Hegiert1gS=
Grperte nn1ne1s 8. g. Matbetps Ell
ne Mnlprode iiber sic BEL ten Weetbo-
ben, Sicne1 SIT iiber,pintern, gebalter1
fat
ct. Saul. Ser bieiige &on=
lul ser freien Sdppet5 81. &orle11 bot
cine grfl1rl1rg erloIle1t tporin ale
Yerionerr, sic po11 Minneiota, Sen
beioem 1ufotos, @pon1ing rn6 Mpn=
tono 1tod) Ser Gdhpei5 5n reilen beob=
lit)tigen, er11ht peroe1t, ltb etner1
Gub ooer Elm 6bnlibes 9ofume11t 5u
ibrer Sbentifi5ier11ng 5n be1hoffen,
II. 0aB 0as Sdppei5er @ebiet at betre=
ten mir m1Dglid) lit, men1 6ieies 90
f11ment ous 8i111m bes ct. Hanler
Sd1pei5er &oniulqts 5eigt. Inn Mnsz
1teuung zines 1old)en Siin1nS mnB
Iih Der @etreffenoe peri0nli6 gum
ct. NauIer Sbmei5er &onlulat be-
miiber. Sod bra1tden Herlonen
Idmei5eriider Mationalitat 0ieies gi=
1nm nift. Die &eiien0en o1roerer
Notionalit1t miil1en 3el1gnale BET
bringe1r, iiber ibren Stuff III fittlifer
@e5iebnng etc., miiiien &eiie5med nno
@ei1e5iel o11geben 1opie be1peiien, bob
1ie geniigenb Mittel baben, tint oie
Soften hires Mufentbaltes III Der
Sftpei5 git bel treiten nn6 6ab tie mie=
ser nod) Mmerifa 5uriidfommen font
1uen.
DuIutb. - @ier un6 in GU
perior be]tebt sic M0glihfeit eineS
Sdiffbm1eri treifs nod Mn0eutungen,
sic BON Mngelteqten ser Mec9ongoa=
0~1tl11tb=G 9iffstperfe gemaft muroen.
Cine Notwithstanding bon Mnge=
lteQten Ger beridie6enen S6iffsbm1=
in6nitrien lpnrbe auf Dienitag nud)
Superior einberufen.
Serom Safe. - @dbrenb 6ie
ai116er Ser 6amiIie N116olf Stenien
in Ser @emarf11ng @eimer in einem
3imnrer 6es Sberl todes fpielten, er=
griff elmer ser fleinen &naben Elm
@etpebr rr6 eri6oB feline lieben1abrt=
ge G6hpelter auf Ser Steae. 9te &tn=
Ser mnBten ni6t> 6aB 6as @epebr
gelu6en tpar.
@beletb. = Ser Az Sabre dlte
6re6. Npl1tno bot III ieinem 13 Wei=
len iii6li6 bon bier gelegenen Semi
ieine Sro1 nn6 feline bier int Sitter
5tpi1dem 6 unb 13 Sabren lteben6en
&in6er er1d)oiien nn6 ii6 6anm ielbit
6urh etrren SduB in Den &opf Dos
9eben genomn1er1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-21

Sn freutoer GrSe ins Grab qelcat.
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota. on
February Fl, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9th, 1917.
S6ottild)er Seebofen, Is. Sch. =
gis Dien1tagubenO tparen III Opfer
oes Sranspnrtoon1pfers uS1sconio"
OIL pcrld}ieoener N1tnftcn ser id1otti=
ldpen &iilte beigeiett porben. Sie
2eid)en nertbeilen iid nie folgt:
Mmeriforer, 131 ibcntifisiert, 33
nibt ioentifi5icrt; Sen1onnr1ng, 4
ibentifi5iert, 3 nidlt iocntifi5iert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-21
Sdiffsperluite bnrd u=8ppte nnb
WemprDonftipn.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
February Fl, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
8aibingtpn, Is. Sch. - Ser
Don Ben Inter eebooten I'M Sabre
1917 beri enfte Sdiffstpnner1gebolt
&par ungefabr 6rein1nl 10 groB als
oie geianmte Froouftion bieies Sab
res in SEN Ser. Stoaten unD g1rg=
LAMB. 0ies muroe bes 56oefan5lers
9lnore1p Borar Sam I'M @u1le ser
8erneinen, 0oB @roBbritannien i'm
pergangenen Sabre MIR 1,163,474
Sduffston1re11 %probu5ierte. Die Erp=
BUTTON in ben Ser. Stoaten betrug
901>223 So11ne1l iobaB Elm &C.
lammttonnengebalt BON 2,O64697
berausfommt, lpdbreno Sic Ser ie1t=
fl1ngen 01rd l1nterieeboote int pori=
gen Sabre augen1ei1 auf 100000
Sonnenbere6aret lper6en.
Sdaffsba1ten tit anoercn 0Gnbern.
@abre1r0 ge11aue 3able11 iiber
iSbiffsbuuten in Sapa11, Stalien ur1D
6ra11frei6 un0 a1roerer 9anoern im
Sabre 1917 nod nidt an 9orb iino>
10 sglal1ben Sic bieiigen 8eamten bod
nidt, 0aB oeren @eia1mmtprobuftion
Ser Ser Ser. Staaten gleid}fomn1t.
@enn bas Ser SAL lit, 0onn beirut
gen Ste Ser e1rfl1ngen ourd urteriee=
boote mebr als 0as 9oppelte oes 11elt-
bergeiteuten Sonneltgebalts. Mmeri=
faniide nlpD britiide 9eo1nte boffen
aber cine gang a110ere @eidyidte in
1918 er5dblen 5u f0'n11er. Gie Ser.
staaten nn0 @robbritannien be-
idleunigen ibr acknowledgements
1no Mari11eoffi5iere 1T bei0en 2alt=
bern iagen 5uberlibtlih poral1s, ooB
be1 l1rterieeboote11 in oieien1 Som=
11er ein Salt gebnten merDen miro.
'Sefretar So11iels glaubt, bob mir
f%ltngspole Reiultate firth int CONT
n1cr er5ielt meroer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-21

9ansarbeit TRACE 5ltr 6ebnng Der
BEL, b%ebouptet elmer unie=
rer @elebrten, ober befonntlid lirb
sic Sral1en bon berte Elm unglaubi-
ges @e16le6t. =
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-21
@pnpcrnc1tr &rnmbaab ppn Yenn-

iplponicn min Sen @o,tcrn bie aof=
len ent5oacn baben. M1ts patriotiidpen
@riinoe11 notiirlidp. Mls CT nod ao,1-
oi0at mor, 11onrte er lid aus &iid-
itdt o1tf sic @dbler oeutid1cr Ser
fl1l1ft @rlt1nbah. Mrn CT Sic nid]t
mehr bral1dt, fofettiert CT nit Ser
Mntiialoonligo. gi,te @onblltng, Sic
man BET 9el1ten leines Sdlages mobl
Hiufiger erlebt bot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-21
I'm 9ent1dlan6 triiqen sic Mdn:

ner popierne @o1en, Geien mir irgeno=
mo. 9us mdre ol1er0ings ettpas
ober miiien m0dten mir oage=
gert, mie iie bie Strei6bol5d)en IN
8ra1r6 1ete1l, tpen1r an0ere Heibflahen
perIuqen o6er mdt 5l1r San6 ltnD.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-07-03
LIKES CAMP LIFE
ABERDEEN SOLDIER HOME AND
is MARRIED.

Aberdeen, July 3.-Hurley Noun
tain, who Is home on a IL days leave
of absence from Camp Cody, Deming.
N. NJ, where he Is a bugler with the
135th infantry band. and whose mar
riage with Miss Joy Mitchell, of Co
lumbia, took place yesterday at the
home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
III. w. Mountain. 209 South Jackson
street, says that he Is greatly pleased
with camp life,
He declares that SO far as the eye
can see. there is nothing discernible
but stretches of sand and the princi-
pal vegetation Is the yuca plant, a
shrub that grows six or eight feet in
height. He states that the days are
very hot, but the nights are cool and
that 1t is very dry and dusty. The
food is declared to be plentiful. well
cooked and wholesome and there is
very little sickness.
The lads are up at 5 a. m. and
breakfast at $50 a. m. The first
call for drill comes at $50 a. m.
and continues until 1880 a. m.
After mess comes drill again and the
day is crowded full until bedtime,
IL p. m.
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branches which will be placed in OPP
Grafton within the next two or three
weeks will be at Sioux Falls, Aber-
deem and Rapid City.
The plan of the bureau is to create
in Sioux Falls a clearing house for
all the different trades and laborers
in South Dakota. A director will be
placed in charge of South Dakota and
all the s~ubstations in the state will.
report to the head office here. The
state director will in turn send his
complete records of the labor situa-
ton in South Dakota to the district
manager at Minneapolis. He, in
turn, will report to Washington.
This district will embrace Montana,
Minnesota and the Dakotas.
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Where Conservation Fails.

The great manufacturing plants Of
today waste nothing. In the lumber
mills even the sawdust is burned and
the scraps become fibre for furniture
and rugs and process silk for neck
wear and hosiery. The scraps from
our clothing enter into shoddy or pa
per. 1t Is q standard joke that the
packing plants lose only the squeal.
The by-products of munition making
are fabrics and fertilizers. Leather
scraps make fiber board, Only the
loose ends Of our lives are lost. Indus
try Is a science, but living is more or
less Of a hit or miss proposition
Christian Herald.
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STATE NEWS.

Pierre-W. l.. Lyman has so far
proven that he can float a barge safe
" down the Missouri, and his first
efforts In that direction have moved
q boatload and a barge of lumber
from Mobridge, at a material saving
in freight charges over rail transpor-
tation.
Raymond-The farm house occu-
pied by Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Hart,
near Raymond, was destroyed by fire.
caused by a bolt of lightning. Mrs.
Hart was stunned by the electric
shock. but both she and Mr.. Hart es-
capped from the house without serious
injury, although most of the contents
OF the house were destroyed.
observation-disclosures of his abil-
ity to talk the German language flu
emily, Theodore Mayer. a Bridgewa-
ter boy. who Is serving In the nation
al army. has been promoted to the
position OF interpreter and will be
sent to France at an early date for
duty In the. camps OF German prison
ers. He successfully passed the rig
Id examination in speaking. writing,
reading and translating the German
language. He will be given an Off
GERS commission.
Waubay--To have one of her shoes
torn from her foot by a bolt Of light
ming without being killed was the ex-
p~erience OF Mrs. Oscar Krause, of this
city. She was standing near a stove
when the house was struck by light
ming. She was stunned for a time.
After tearing her shoes from her foot
the bolt burned a hole in the floor.
The same bolt burned the limbs of
Mrs. Krause's little daughter and a
neighb0r girl, lone North, who also
was in the room, was burned quite
badly on her chest and was rendered
unconscious.
Pierre-The claim is made that
the special session of the legislature
last March amended the corrupt prac-
tices law, limiting the amount Of ex-
penditure which may be made legally
for the support OF opposition to any
referred law or constitutional amend
ment, to $500. The act OF the March
session was amendatory to Section 2
or Chapter 203 of the laws OF 1918,
and the same provision Is retained in
the amended law as has been in the
law. It Ii claimed that the claim at
present II put up merely ais an excuse
for other matters than the facts in
~ case will warrant.
PterreEEfforts have been made to
Docure m extension of the. date Of the
next draft to allow the drafted men
to remain In the state long enough tt
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LABOR BUREAUS
FOUR WILL BE ESTABLISHED IN
SOUTH DAKOTA.

Sioux Falls. July 3.--According to
announcement made here by Brown
Mcdonald. special agent of the en-
ployment bureau OF the department
of labor at Washington. South Da-
kota will be apportioned four
branches of the national service
which is designed to remedy SO far
as possible the growing shortage of
labor for farms and other necessary
lines and branches.
Sioux Falls will be made the head
quarters of the four branches which
are to be established In South Da-
kota. A permanent station has been
established at Huron, and the other
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help through the harvest. In this
line today Gov. Norbeck received a
communication from Provost Marshal
General Crowder, who says longer
delay is not possible. that the date of
the draft in the more northern states
was delayed until the last OF July,
with the very fact in view. and that
the call from o southern state is
fixed for the first OF July, with the
northern states given the difference
In time for harvest.