davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-07-05
Give the Children MIX.

MIR IL one Of the most important
food sources the human race pos
sosses. For tho proper nourishmenI
OF the child. Il Is absolutely indispen.
sable aud It's use should be kept up In
the diet AZ Ions as possible Not only
does II contain all the essential food
elements In the most available form
for ready digestion. but the recent
scientific discoveries show Il TO be es'
poc.ally rich la certain peculiar prop.
critics that alone render growth pos.
slble
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-07-05

Now Is the lImn 90 oa' aud 10 pro
Serve home grown products Perish
uhlo fruits are coming un the market
tho LardruE are making available daily
supplies ul food that viii take the
plu.. uf tho commercial canned ar
tu.. ihai arc needed Tor shipment
abroad HuEar has been made avail
able fur home canning purposes and
the supply H goud nl lhe present time
Tho home gardou ard the canning OF
iiH products means more this year
than lt Dgur did before because IL will
play H N,| important part iu koepiuF
thn uF...f forces supplied with the
Kind u. ".t ihry uori a. the time
they need 10 most
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-07-05

For sale OF Trade--45 acres in famous
Hood River Valley,
About 10 acres in commercial orchard
About Is acres in hay land.
About 10 acres uncleared land.
About 100 yards from high school,
About IS mile from church, postotiice
two stores. meat market, etc, mile
from depot; two good springs On the
place, an exceptional location for a
small dairy and hogs aud fruit raising
making an ideal eoun,ry home for
man with family, Viii sell on easy
terms OF trade for 81, Johns property.
For further details and information,
inquire at this office,
toR RENT ssrss al tnls .ffl.A
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-07-05
EF'st''s''i'+i'@''s4''
FOOD ADMINISTRATION
CREDO

By willing service Of a free
people TO do these things:
To feed the Allies that they may
continue 20 fight
To feed the hungry IN Belgium
ana other lands that they may
continue To- live.
To feed our own soldiers over
seas that they may want moth.
ing.
To keep prices steady and the
flow u distribution even that
th poor at home may be fed.
TU make eyeryonos effort count
iu utmost for winning the
war for freedom.
FOOD CONTROL IN AMERICA
IS or AND FOR THE PEOPLE
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-07-05

America u,Uorlr every civilian TO
DO h.a or htr duty iu the same spirit
as Hbo expects each soldier when the
command comes "IO GO OVER the
TOR without turning to see n his
nslEhbor had gone first
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-07-05

II Is not enough TO take Oft your hat
20 the flag take of your coat aud
roll up your sleeves. and having made
those preparations, do something use
ful for America aud her cause.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-07-05

We have often quoted that old
verse. Gather YOUR roaes while ye
may aud We can well nov change II
90 gather your vegetables for by so
doing we can accomplish great good.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-07-05

I'VE stand b,hiad our boys In
France aud We will not call IL sacri
ucc but "a privilege 10 do our biz 20
ward ireiiuE them over There. g.
Imma A. Miluhyu
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-07-05

Conserve, reserve and preserve all
of these fine fruits and vegetables
that are now Within your reach, you
will need them tho coming winter
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-07-05

The farm as well as the front needs
men Who see straight and shoot
straight
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-07-05
AMERICA MAKES GOOD
HoOver's Hopes Are Exceeded

Remarkable Results at End Of Food
Administrator First Year Proves
Voluntary system Was No Mistake
--confldenee That People VIII Con.
tlnue Patriotic Conservation Efforts
10 Felt at Washington.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-07-05

liy eating more porshsbles here at
home We may save others from per
lshiug over There"
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-07-05

The Portland Garbage Co.
is prepared TO remove rubbish
of any nature from the resi-
dences and business places of
st. Johns at 70 cents per month
for residences and from bust.
ness places at reasonable rates.
Calls made every Saturday.
Leave orders at the st. Johns
Hardware. or phone Woodlawn
2693.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-07-05

War is OUR BUSINESS; We can't
ain by carrying % as "a sid, line.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-07-05

Mote the label on yOur paper.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-28
STAVKY v RAKoUSKU.

Jedna hrdza Sc vznasi cd
mnoha mesici mad Rakouskem
a ohrozuie zvratit nadobro je-
no zdanlivy, uncle udrzovany
kid: stavky. Dosud Sc podarilo
Wade presvedcit nemecke vdd-
ce delnictva, ze by kazda stav-
kova akce vedla primo k sebe-
vrazde rise, a delnictvo, &C sc
znacnymi protesty, 81 dalo do
sud rici., Ale elm dale tim kru-
teji doleha beznadejnost ma
delnicke trfdy a propuknuti sta
vek Sc jevi co .neodvratne. Me-
ri zeleznicnimi zrizenci naby-
va myslenka stavky hroziveho
rozsireni. Prozatim bylo usne-
seno, ze nemaji byti porusena
jednani, zahajena s vladou, a.
lie do tydne organisace delnic-
kych zrizencd mali byti pfipra
veny, ably zahajiG stavky, pax
Ii jejich vybory uznaji, ze neni
jineho vychodiska z hladu.
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PRODA Sc dim o sesti svetni-
cich, zachod uvnitr, ma vych.
81. ul. roh Trumbull. .Cena OBJ
mast $1750.00. Nam mnoho j.
nich domd ma prodej "a rdzne
ceny. Haste Sc u F. Haitian, {.
3642 E. 49. ul. Tel. Union 1926,
w. $50
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kEPRoMESKEJfE rofiol

=
Proda Sc domek 0 ctyrech syst
nicich ma "A .ul., patty cd ro-
hu Central ke Quincy 8 Totem
40 pri 12O strevicich. Cena
pouze '$175O.0O. Hotoye $3.50,
ostatnf ma mesfcnf splatky die
dohodnutf.
Proda Sc domek We Willow
ghby, o.. o ctyrech svetnicich,
zachod uvnitr, mestska voda,
kanal, elektrika, lot je 40 pri
800 strevfcfch, ma. nemz je kra
sne zarfzena zahrada. v okoli
tovarny k stalemu a vynosne-
rnu zamestnAni. Tento krasny
lnajetek Sc proda "a $1,500. 90.
proda Sc cele zafizeni pro di-
vadlo $ pohyblivymi obrazy a
sice 220 sedadel, 2 stroje. pro-
intact (Pathe) jedna projeke
nj stena, velky chladfci vkjif a
jihe zafizenf. Vse sc da hotove
"a 5000.
Blizsi sdelf Jam. F. Port,
e26 Williamson Bldg, aneb v
byte {. 1913 Cedar ave. 8-29
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oRcANIsAcNl ScHuzE. /.


Vcera vecer konala " Ceske,
Mar. Sini M broadway organi-
sacni schdze agitacniho vyboru
pro valecn3 tisporne znamky.
Schdze byla velmi cetne navsti
vena zastupci re strany zapad-
nj, Broadway, kdezto strana w
chodni byla zastoupeaa pomer
ne nejslabeji. Sch0ze zahajena
pred p. Kalinou, ktery vysvetlo
val vyzvanf dstrednfho vyhord,
die ktereho kazdy spolek $ SO
cleny ma 81 voliti jednoho orga
nisatora, sc 100 cleny S a s vi
ce jak 100 cleny 10 agitatord y
Tito ma vyzvani okresniho vybo
ru Sc musf dostaviti do schIze a
pfijat praci, ktera jim bude u
delena. Ka1dy z t9chto pracov-
Mkt ktery proda "a $500 zna-
mex obdrzi cerveno-modro-bf-
lou stuhu 8 tfemi hvezdickami,
kdo proda "a $1,000 tutez stuhu
$ peti hvezdickami. Kazdy spo-
lex, jehoz clenove koupi do no
yeho roku tydne "a So znamek,
obdrzi americky prapor.
Pro stranu zap. zvolen "a mi
stopfedseda agit. vyboru p. j.
krejci, "a tai. A. Urbanec a. 81.
Alsakova "a pokladnici ri. A.
Hejnova. Zastupci Sc zap. stra
ny nebudou cekat ma zahajeni
agitace We spolcich, nybrz roz--
hodli Sc svolat ma pristi patek
schulz do Ceske Sine Sokol, ma
ktere bude jednano o provedenf
uspesne agitace. Bylo by zahod
no, ably pffsti patek, kdo chce
pro dcel omen pracovati, do schd
ze teto Sc dostavib. Zapadnf stra
ma vzdy vykonala svou praci a
jest k ocekAvani zei i tentokrate
neztistane pozadu.
Organised agitace ma vychod
nj strane wall 81 ma starost p.
Rebeka v kruzich svobodomysl-
nych, kdezto p. Kristof zahaji
praci mezi katoliky.
Y ceske osade ma Buckeye rd.
postara Sc o organisaci p, Kori-
mex. Ma Broadway ustanoven
bude vybor pozdeji.
Ma schdzi bylo dIrazne zada
no, ably usporne znAmky ce-,
skym obyvatslstvem kupovane,
lepeny byly do ceskych knfzek
a tyto vymenily "a SIS znamky.
Tez name ma okraj pfipsat "a
kulik jsme jiz znamek zakoupi
Ii a "a kolik jich hodlame do
konce roku zakOupiti.
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|PRONAJME se obchodni roho
We inIsto ' hove budov4 v ces-
KEN okoli, hodici Sc pro jaky-
koli obchod. $ bytem neb bez
|bytu. Podminky mirn6. Haste
Sc v Z. 46S9 Broadway roh
Finn ave, -. !?
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PRODA Sc dobre jdouci grocer
nj, pekarsky a cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod. Velmi dobre misto pro to-
no, kdo obchodu tomu mlze We
novati plnou; pozornost. Blizsi
sdeli l.. Kocsin, 349O E. SO. ul.
blize Union ave. $50
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PRIME Sc spolehliva zena ma
zamestnani v kuchyni pri re
staurantu v Randall, o. Blizsi
Sc sdeQf v els. 1925 House ave.
$50
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PRODA Sc mensf domek ma E.
"a. ul., byvala Humboldt, blize
Broadway. Haste sc v {. 1894
p. SO. ul. 8-29
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3
musil pomysleti, byol, abych &
hrabeti Foskovi neceho Sc do
vedel. AZ posud byl mi jeho z
vGtopis neproniknutelnym ta'
jemstvim.
Ved6l jsem o mem jedine to-
CO byla Marie Halkombova "a
znamenala do sveho denniku
"a pobytu dome barona Per-
civala - a toho bylo malo. M
ii jinym byl tam zaznamena.
no, kterak hrabe kdysi Sc byl
pochlubil, re jiz "po ceolu ra.
du let nevkrocil ma pddu sye
vlasti," dale ze kdysi Sc vypta
val, "zdrzuji-li Sc v okoli ba'
ronova sidla Italiani," a Nk0nei
ne zaznamenala mem Marie.
ze "dostava hojne dopisd, me-
ri nimiz vzdy jeden. s velkou,
patrne ufedni peceti."
z techto skromnycha zprav
soudil jsem, ze hrabe Fosko je
- spehounem, placenym snad
Cd sve vlady, ably v Anglii stfe-
I'll sve krajany, mezi nimiz ma
lezalo Sc mnoho revolucionafd.
v roce, v nemz toto, plsi, by
la poradana velika prumysloya
vystava v krfstalovem paiaci v
Hyde parku. Cizinci pfichazeli
u velikem po&tu do Anglie a
byli mezi mimi muzi, ktere ne
duvera jejich vlad dala sledo-
vati'. .az ku brehdm nasi vlasti
zvlastnimi 4policejnimi agenty.
Soudil jsem. tedy, ze take hra-
oe Fosko jest takovym agen-
tenn, a ze i slecna Rubellova,
kterou sveho casu pfi nemoci
Marie Halkombove tax snadno
byl nalezl, patri k jeho vyzve-
dacskemu Stabu. Ke komu
bych Sc mel obratit, abych Q
hrabeti nabyl podrobnejsich
zprav?
v teto potizi napadlo mne ze
by nejspise nektery v Anglii u
sedly krajan hrabete mohl pri-
speti. Prvni clovek ma nehoz
jsem 81 "a techto okolnosti
vpomnel byl zaroven jediny l.
tai jehoz jsem znal - byl to
mdj pritel soudruh v povola-
nj, professor Peska, nemz byl
jsem Sc zminil lined ma poca-
tku tohoto vypravovani.
Vyzvedev, re hrabe Fosko
navstevuje pravideln6 divadlo,
v nemz davany ponejvice CHI
opery, zakoupil jsem jednoho
dne diva listky ku stani do pri,
zemi a pozval 81 Pesku do di-
vadla.
Davali prave "Lukrecii Bor'
gii". Hrabe Fosko mel sedadl;
v prizemi, jedno z nejlepsicl
mist. Postavil jsem sc prave ns
miste, jez bylo soubeznym st
sedadlem Foskovym. Profesol
Peska stal vedle mne neveds
niceho o tom, "a jakym lcelen
hyl jsem no pozval do divadla
Professor byl postavy male a Z;
dal mne, abychom postoupil
blize k jevisti, kteremuz pfan
jsem ale nevyhovel.
Opona byla vydvizena a op'
ia zapocala.
Pc cele prvni jednani zustal
jsme ma SVEN miste: hrabe by
pfilis zabran v hudbu a We w
kony jednotivych zpevaki nj
jevisti ami jednou neobrati
&c v stranu, odkud jsem jej ST.
doval. Chvilemi tleskal a zda
Sc byti unesen zpevem a hud
bou. Mezi druhym jednanir
povstal a priloziv kukatko k 0
cim, jail Sc pozorovati jednotlj
We loze. ,Toho okamziku jser
pouzil a obratil k nemu pozoH
most Peskovu.
'Znas onoho muze?" zepta
jsem Sc.
SSDA..ZL ~x.Aa1:O,, -A.v -
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i
bette SIC dival a potion rekl:
''Ne, toho neznam. Kdo je
to? Proc mi jej ukazujes?"
"Ponevadz mann zvlastni pri
ciny, abych Sc neceho o nem do
vedel. Jest tvym krajanem a
jmenuje Sc hrabe Fosko. Znas
toto jmeno?"
"Ano dost malo, priteli. Ne
znam toho cloveka, AMI jeho
jmena."
"Mdzes urcite tvrditi, ze jej
|neznas? podivej Sc ma neho je-
ste jednou, ale pozorne. Al W.
jdeme z divadla, povim ii,
proc mi ma tomto clov6ku tolik
zalezi."
"Nemohu sc dobre ma neho
lpodfvati, lide mi zaclaneji," ma
rikal 81 Peska.
"Pomohu ei," fekl jsem, IVY
sadfm te, abys lepe videl."
Vdivadle, jez obecenstvem
bylo pfeplneno, nikdo 81 toho
Eevsiml, skdyz malinky profe-
sormoji pofnoci vysinul Sc mad
hlavy ostatnfch divakd. Nyni
mohl Sc volne rozhlednouti.
Jakysi stihly, bledy muz, je
hoz jsem posud nepozoroval -
muz jizvou ma leve tvari =
pozorne Sc ma Peska podival q
potom jeste pozorneji zahledel
Sc ma hrabete. Soudil jsem, ze
mlady tento muz vyslechl nasi
rozmluvu, kterouz jeho zveda-
vost byla vzbuzena.
Peska dfval Sc delsi chvili ma
hrabete a potom jaksi vazne
pravil:
"Ne, neznam jej. Nikdy
jsem tohoto cloveka nevidel."
Mezi tim, CO Peska toto mi
sdeloval, obratil hrabe Fosko
sve zraky k nam.
: V tenn okamziku zraky o.
bou Itald Sc setkaly:
Jedina tato chvile mi posta-
ella, abych poznal, ze hrabs
profesora Pesku INA, treba ten
to ubezpecoval, ze jej nikdy
pred tim nevidel.
Ano, znal jej a coz jeste
zvlastnejsiho - on Sc jej patr-
ne bal. Neuslat mi zmena, jaka
stala. sc v lsmevave tvari zlo-
synove, kdyz oko jeho setkalo
Sc pohledem Peskovym. Pred
tim zacervenala tvar jeho zble
dla, skoro zesinala a tahy thu
ste jeho tvare jako by napade
ny byly nahlou kreci. z cele by
testi hrabete bylo znati hrozny
strach, jaky Sc jej zmocnil v
tfmz okamziku, kdy poznal v
Peskovi sveho krajana.
stihly bledy muz S jizvou We
,tvari stal jest6 vedle mas. Take
!, on povsiml 81 zmeny We tv&f
nami pozorovaneho hrab6te 9
pstrne dospel k temuz dsudkl
jako ia. Byl to ma pohled itchy
muz, slusneho zevnejsku, jen;
svoji zvedavost neprozrazova
zpdsobem napadnym a snad u
razejicim.
"Ten tlusty clovek divine ko,
ka," rekl Peska, "diva Sc snat
ma mne? Jak by mne mohl IN;
I'll, kdyz ia jeho neznam?"
Uprel jsem opet zraky sv,
ma hrabete, jenz vida, ze sta
Sc pfedm6tem nasi pozornosti
'povstal a spesnym korkem od'
Sci z hlediste. Vysli jsme ihnet
"a MIN. Ia nami special tax,
;;cizi, bledy muz. Kdyz vysl
'jsme ven nespatrili jsme an
hrabete, ami onoho mladeh,
,muze jizvou ma leve tvAfi.
i "Pojd' rychle domd," pravi
,jsem k Peskovi, "pojd' a VI
tvem bytu povim ii vse."
"Probdh, CO Sc deje?" divi
se maly professor.
l. 4
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|FRUDA Sc zanovni demek . a
pokojich, plyn a vodpvy "a
chod uvnitf. ulice dlAxdena, ma
p. ,7s vi. blize Union ave., "a
pouh5ch $4,000. Hotov4 $500
|neb vice, zbytek die ujedAani.
BiizM 'sdeli JOS. P6chota, po-
zemkovy jednatel, 53l9' Hamm
ave. Z
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PRODA Sc zachovaly automo-
bill, temef novy, cestovni Ford
1917" "a $400. Haste Sc v {.
5413 Fleet ave.
SO
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4H1lCl Il COmu VSllCe AdV0AAV ~
lciny. Obaval jsem Sc, re hrabe
snad nynf opusti take Londyn,
cimz by ovsem dalsi me zane-
lry byly zmafeny, nebot v CHI
| ne nemohl bych no pronasledo-
Ivati.
Ponekud rozechven povedel
! jsem .Peskovi kratce vse, co
IN usil vedeti, ably uznal, jak du
!lezitou osobou jest mi hrabe Fo
sko.
"Nemohu tt pomoci, mily
|priteli," odpovedel professor,
|."'vzdyt jsem ii jiz rekl, ze clo-
Iveka toho ami neznam."
"Ale on zna tebe - bojl Sc
Ite - vzdyt utekl z divadla,
ljen ably Sc tt vyhnul. Priteli,
rozpomen Sc ma celou' svoji mi
Inulost nez prisel jsi do. Anglie.
Jak 81 sam kdysi povedel, opu-
still isl Italii z pohnutek politi-
lckych. Obsirneji O techto po-
hnutkach jsi Sc nikdy nezminil,
a nechci jich znati ami ted. Pro
sim te jenom, abys hledel Sc u
lpamatovati, zdaz z minulosti
sve neznas eloveka, jenz by
mel pficinu, ably tax napadne
Sc ii vyhybal, jak cinil to hrabe
Fosko."
X menu nejvetsimu podive-
lni ucinila tato slova ma profe-
scra zvlastni DOZEN. Zamyslil
Sc a vzdychnuv 81 z hluboka
|pravil: "Pfiteli, nevis, echo ma
mne zadas!"
Profesl tato slova polohla-
site q :skoro bazlive sc ma rnne
podfval.
"Tedy jej piece znas," pra-
vii jsem chapaje Sc rychle pfi-
|lezitosti. "Odpust, priteli, jestli
snad vzbuzujl v tobe bolestne
|nejake upominky, avsak uvaz
|jenom, jak velike bezpravi clio
|vek tento me manzelce ucinil.
A toto bezpravi nebude nikdy
|napraveno a pomsteno, nepoda
ii-li Sc mi ziskati takovych pro
|stfedkd, jimiz bych hrabete do
stal do sve moci. We SVEN pro-
|sI echu nedomaham Sc niceho; !;
|jednam jedine We prospechu
sve ubohe manzelky, ktera moe
vytrpela vinou tohoto clo-
|veka."
"A coz neni jineho prostred
ku, abys hrabete zmocniti Sc
mohl, nez toho, jehoz tt ja mo
hu poskytnouti?" ptal Sc Pc
ska.
"Naprosto neni," odpovedel
Jsem. Professor preset nekoli-
krate po pokoji, nacez proti
mne Sc posadil a pocal mluviti.
"Kdysi vynesl jsi mne vo-
| dy polomrtveho; byl bych Sc
lutopil, kdyby tebe nebylo. Ia
chranil jsi mi zivot, ktery nyni
lti patti. Vezmi 81 no. Ano, prf-
tell, temi slovy, ktera nyni usly
isis, vydam svuj zivot We TIVE
lruce."
| Opet sc zamlcei a chvili uva
zoval, pfi dsmz vyvstal pot ma
Ijeho ceie.
"Nemohu a nesmim tt Primo
|rici," pokracoval, "ze znam O.
lnoho cioveka; avsak z toho, CO
I'll povim, domyslis Sc ostatniho
lJe tt zntmo, re z ptiein politi'
lckych opustil jsem ltalii. Kdy.
by prlclnou meho odjezdu 4
|viasti bylo pronasledovani vla
Idly, nebyl bych to nikomu zam
lcel a zvlaste tobe byl bych jiz
|davno vse povedel. Je ii as
znamo, ze italsti vlastenci zale
|zili tajne spolky, jichz clenove
IvAzani strasnymi sliby, potulu
'ji Sc nyni snad po cele Evrope
K takovemu spolku patril jsen
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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-11-29
LATEST LETTERS FROM
HOW ADJ nor u


Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dolf have re-
ceived three letters from their son
Howard who has been all summer
with the 38th Infantry on the battle
fronts in France. One letter re-
ceived last Saturday was dated
October 23rd, the second letter re-
ce4ved Monday was dated November
3rd and the last received Tuesday
went overseas with the 83rd Div
sion but was transferred soon after
reaching France to Co. H of the SO
tn Infantry former Regular Army
unit; Clifford Gibbs was the only
other Fulton County boy transferred
with Howard and IN his letter of
Nov. 3rd he writes that he has not
seen Clifford since August when
they were together on the Vesle
River front at Fismes. In this same
letter he writes that they had been
relieved from the Front and were
back in a French town for rest, they
came back over ground which had
been occupied by the Huns for four
years and from which he had the
pleasure Of helping to drive them.
He speaks of beng on the famous
Verdun front and says that the
country there certainly shows there
has been fighting there for the past
few years.
Howard has been promoted to the
rank of Corporal and from the ex-
perience through which he has been
passing we judge that he has well
earned and fully merits that rank.
We do not know of any other Fulton
County man who has seen more
actual fighting service than he.
In the. letter dated October 25th,
he gives some glimpses of the scraps
he has been in, in tbs connection
ne writes:
81 suppose you have seen what the
Yanks have been doing; that St.
Mihiel drive was all American and
a big success and made big gan.
l am glad l was in that; I have also
been up on the Vesle River at
Fismes and suppose you also read
about the great fight on the Marine
River. This Regiment certainly has
been around and l am glad l have
been with them and that we have
done our bit. It did not take me
long after l landed n France to get
n action.
In this letter he speaks of having
received letter from Jay Collins
who wrote from an Aviation Camp
m England, but he had not heard
from other Wauseon boys except
Bob Bissonnette, who he says was
';in the fight up here" In writing
| Of Christmas parcels he urges to
send something to eat, not anything
to wear. This may be suggestive to
those who are sending parcels to
boys overseas.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-11-29
VICTORY WEEK
Knights of Pythias of Wauseon to
Observe Victory Week With Open
Meet ng at Princess Theatre Next
Wednesday Evening.

The Knights of Pythias of Ohio
will celebrate the great victoSy for
humanity during next week, Decem-
ber 1st to 7th, by holding open
meetings and otherwise commemo-
rating tne part played by the Order
and the five thousand members from
the State of Ohio who have been
with the colors on active service.
The Wauseon Lodge through it's
committee have arranged to join
with other lodges of the state in cele-
brating the great event by holding
an open meeting next Wednesday
evening, December 4th at the Prin-
cess Theatre to which the public is
most cord ally invited.
The theatre will open at o'clock
p. m. The High School orchestra
will give concert from 7:20 to 7:30.
This will be followed by an address
by w. B Harris. Miss Florence
Bennett will give a Whfstling solo,
Gordon Turnbull vii follow with a
violin solo, Miss Florence Gingr ch
with piano solo, Miss Helen Hart
man vocal solo. Following the
mus gal program there will be an
address by Hon Frank S. Ham and
the program will be concluded with
the presentation of the beautiful
drama, Damon and Pythias" by the
Wauseon Page Rank Team who have
won for themselves an enviable re-
putat on n Oho and Indiana The
play will be preceded by as overture
by a Ukulele Jazz Band.
Admission is free and a cordial
inv tat on IS extended to the public
of Wauseon and vicinity.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-11-29
Roy SCOUT HAPPENINGS

Prof. Lust of the H igh School has
taken a position as assistant scout
master of troop No. 1, composed of
nearly all High School students.
Ray King is the new lad work
hg out his examination in the ten
der-foot rank.
Oleon Burkholder is new scout
from Archbold, alsoa Howard Sites
of Fayette has united with the Wau-
seon troop.
Harold Krieger has completed his
examinat ons and received his badge
as a tenderfoot scout.
John Darby has sent in his appli-
cation to become a scout.
The Wauseon Scouts are now
divided into three troops numbering
seventy-three members.
The Troop Committee is working
on the New Boy Scout band pro-
position. A inew Wauseon Boy
Scout band for next season is N
sight. This will be strictly Wau-
seon band and will be ready for ser
vice for the city by spring.
Robert Ruhl n has completed his
scout examination and is ready for
his first scout badge.
Wauseon Troop No. 1 has two
members in the service in France,
Howard Garrett of Ambulance GO
No. l and Donald Porter of the Hos
pital Corps.