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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-10-24

A correspondent of The Pilot has
the following to say of former
Meeme boy: while in Chicago the
writer had the pleasure Of meeting DR..
d. r. Connell, a former Manitowoc
county boy The doctor has an extern
sive practice and was recently ap-
pointed professor of Genito Urinary
Surgery in the Post Graduate Medical
College of Chicago Only a few years
ago this brilliant young man was a
slip of a boy engaged in boyhood
sports on the shores of Pigeon Lake
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-10-24

About a million dogs have been hold
ing high carnival on the corner OF
York and Seventh streets the past
week. 1t would be an excellent place
for the tax collector to look over tax
able property 1t would also be an op-
perfume time to prevent such congre-
cations of dogs with scandalous ac-
compartment. Something is due to
decency.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-10-24

The fourteen months old daughter,
Sclyia. Of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bot
toni Atwood, died on Saturday The
funeral was hello Monday
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-10-24

Zalmon c. Stebbins, aged 81 years,
owner and manager of the Crystal the
alter, Chicago and North Eighth streets.
for the past three years, died Satur-
day morning, at the family home,
Ninth and York streets The immedi-
ate cause of his death was hemor-
rhape Of the brain His body was
taken to Kenosha Monday morning,
for burial
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-10-24

Mrs. Herman Lenz died last Friday
afternoon at her home on North Eighth
street after a long illness. Mrs Lenz,
nee Emma Inanda Osulson, was born
in the town Of Rapids near Branch,
on March 81, 1879, being 80 years Of
age at the time Of her death She was
married to Mr., Lenz on New Years +
eve, Dec 81, 1899, and the couple have
resided here since. Mrs Lenz was the
mother Of four children, Mildred, Myr-
tie Hazel and Harvey all Of whom,
with her husband, survive The funeral
was held Sunday afternoon.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-10-24

Henry Engels, Sr, suffered a stroke
of paralysis Friday morning at his
home on North Ninth street from
which he died within a few hours The
deceased was 40 years Of age. He was
bora at Howard Lake Mimi and had
resided here for thirteen years A
widow and two sons, Albert r. Engels,
who is serving overseas. and Henry
Engels Jr., this city, survive
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-10-24
District No. |.

gistrants, June, 1917-Arnold Vo-
ang, city; Jos. AM, Timothy; Or
Fehrmann, Route 2, Manitowoc;
pert PITT, city; Henry Weiter,
laland.
gistrants, June-August, 1913
ar Anderson, Victor Zboralski,
bid Pond, Alex Jagodinsky, John
ledy, Raymond Haupt. Edward
eewsky, Albert Mrotek, Elder Wet
amp, George Stern, Henry West
Il Walter Hoffman,, Herman Kol-
Jos. Golata, Harold Herbst, Eph-
Broederick, Theo. Schurrer, Nels
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-21
PRANCUZAI zENGIA PR
MYN Is PIETU PUSES.
Pagelbsti apsiausti St. ouen
tin.

Paryzius, rugs. 2l.-Karts
ofi>aS praneSa, kad prancuzai
apSiauSdami st. Quentin, pa
enc ESSigny-Ie-Grand.
Nokietiai naktieS metu pa
dare Smarkiu> uzpuOlimuS ant
naujQiQ prmcuzQ pozlciJV
=iaur&ic nuo upiQ Athletic IL
Ai>np. Bet buro atmuStl. ap-
turidami Sunkiu> nuoStOliuS.
Prancuzai dar laim6jo dau9
tcritOriioS SiamrytuOSe nuo
Vailly, Chemin DIES DANES lin
kon. VokicGiai m6ginO perSl-
kclti per VeSle, kur ameriko-
mai turf Savo frontq. Bet bu-
vO at>tmti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-21
TALKININKAI VA2OSI
BULGARUS.

Londonas, r1@s. 2l,-.Atake-
donijoj taIkininIlQ pasiSeklmuS
lytuoSe nuo MonaStir sek6 an
gIrl ir graikQ armijQ ataka
Lake. .Doiran fronte. PraneSa-
ma, isigauta ! buISarQ plrmq-
SiaS pozicijas. a..
Rytuose nuo MonaStir pran-
cuzui, Serbai ir graikai vlsu
Smarkumu $tumiaSi pilmyn.
PraneSimai apie mus parodO,
kad bulgaria viSu greitumu
atSitraukG pagelboS. Bet nleko
ncgali padaryti prizes talkinin-
ky briovimqSi. TaIkininkal
paSieIit upr Ccrna, w - my
liu nuo miesto PliIep, kuriS,
rodoS, yra dabartind jQ ohJek-
tyva.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-21
VOKIEcIAMS sU BOLsEVI-
KAIS GRUMOJA PAVOJUS.
Talkininkai plecia savo veiki,
mus Rusijoje.

Washington, rugs. 2l.-Ni-
81 talkininku SpGllQ veikimaS
RuSiioj * vietoS kardS depar-
tamento reikalauja daugiau
domoS, kaip veikimai vakarQ
frOnte.
Sulig Stabo oficiel'iQ paaiS-
kinimo paSirodo, kad kampa-
MICS Ru>i.ioje plenai turf at
<iremti ten km aplink Sama-
III.
Ziurint ! paSkutini talkmin-
ku kariuOmenGS koncentravi-
ma, taIkininkQ armija nuo
ArchangeISkO Zygiuoia ant
pietinio Sono nuo SamarOS,
81 .iaponai, prancuzai IL te-
kai-<Iovakai Gina ! vakaruS,
kad SuSiiUmgti kmnorS Su pir-
maisiaiS.
Suiig valdiSkojo prane$imo,
tu sptkQ SujungimO paSek-
mes tur3s but sekancios:
l. Tenai (SuSijumSimo vie
tod konccntraciioS vieta vi
stems pazangieSicmS RuSijoS
zmonImS, km'iuoS Savam lai-
kc buvo atSiliepcS preziden-
ta> WiI$onaS. Suprantama, te-
nai vokieGiQ aGentamS boise
viIlamS ncbuS vietOS.
,. Kuomet tai ivykS. tuomet
vokieciQ gaIybt RuSiioje per-
puS tru&S sumazGti.
3. Dabartinis talkininliQ vel
kima> nepertoliauSia muO Mas
kvoS privcr>. Vokiotijq RuSi-
.iojc paIaikyti zymiQ kariuo-
meme. Gil .iic to negaltS pada-
rvti. kuomet visuomet Smar-
kiai veiIiS talkininkai vakarV
Irontc.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-21
KAREs MoTINU SUVAzIA
VIMAS.
Prezidentas Wilson's pasiun
cia pasveikinima.

Evansville, Ind, rugs. 2l.-
Cionai ivykO karGs motinQ
konvenci.ja. KardS motinOS
tai toS, kuriQ SunQS kaliauja
Prancuzijoje.
PrezidentaS WilSonaS SuSl-
rinkuSiOms kariS motinOmS
paSiunt6 Sekancio turiniO pas
veikinimQ:
"Visos tautos Sirdis Su gi-
lauS Sqjausmo iSdidumu krei-
piaSi j AmerikoS Kar&S Mott
mas; sqiauSmo is atzvilgio i
augSciauSiaS aukas, kokiaS
jos padar6; su iSdidumu is at
zvilgio ! Ililtq jQ drqSa, Su ko-
kia tos aukos buvo atliktoS.
JQ SmQS padaro Amerikq mie
Ia. gerbiamq, kur tik zmon6s
myl laisve il pagerbia teisy-
bn. Ju odidvyrybG ir aukoS pa
daryS visa pasauli laimingais
il atvangiaiS namaiS narSiQ
vyrQ monoms IL mOtlnoms
tomis dienomiS, kurios ateis.
Ateinancios gentkart6s pakils
IL tuos vyrus pavadins palal-
mintaiS. Meldziu priimti mano
aSmenini pagarbos if d6kin-
gumo pasveikinima''
Konvencija padar6 rezoliu-
cijq il ja pasiunta prezidentul
WilSonui, generolui Pershin-
gui il amerikoniSkai- ekspedi-
cijai Prancuzijoje. Kares mo-
tinu rezoliucija skafnba:
''Milijonai Americas Kares
MotinQ, atstovaujansiu kon-
vencijoje Evansville stow isti-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-21
UzREGISTRUOTA, 13,OOO,-
900 VAIKINU IR vYRV.

Washington, rugs. 21.-Gen.
provost marSalas praneSa, kad
Washington valstijoj uzsire-
gistravo 192,573 vaikinai il
vyrai. PagaI kar6s departa-
mento apskaitliavimo, turajo
uzsiregistruoti tik 1883.
ReiSkia toj valstijoj uzsire-
gistravo 81 nuoSimtis dau-
CLAUS kaip buvo apskaityta.
Sakoma, kad visose Suv.
Valstijose ligi Siol uzsiregiS-
travo 11l2 nuoS. dausiau, kaip
apskaitliuota. Kares departa-
mentas spejo, kad lures uzsi-
registruoti 12,77s,ooo. t'i u5-
siregistrtSvo arti 100000.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-21
PLA.TINASI INFLUENZA.

Jurininku stovykloje Great
Lakes platinasi Ispanijos in
fluenza. Visa stovykla atskir-
ia nuo -iSlaukinio pasaulio.
Yra pavojaus, kad ia liga,
nors nepavojinga, gall persi-
kelti Chicagon.
Tos ligos simptomai yra Sc
kanti: Liga pakyla staiga If
tai gall ivykti bile kokioj vie
toj, kadir gatv6je. Pirmiausia
zmogQ pagauna Siurpuliai,
pasIui pakyla karStis ligi
102 laipsniq. Ina skaudeti
galva il lauzo pecius. Akys
parausta. Susirges smarklal
kaista il tuomet reikia sau-
goties plauciQ uzdesimo. Su-
sirgusiems yra reikalnga gy-
dytojo paselba.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-21
WILSONO ATSAKYMAS SU
PURTO VOKIECIUS.
Neuzilgo vokieciu parliament
tas svarstys taikos reikalus.

Londonas, rugs. 21.-Vokie-
tijos laikraSGiui tiesiog bjau-
rioia AmeriIl&, kuomet juoS
pasiekt zinia, kad prezlden,
taS WiISonaS $altai il panic
kinanGiai atSaIi Austrijai
JOS paSiulymus taikoS reikale.
Kai-kurie vokiSki IaikraSGiai
Amerikai prikaiSioja "lin-
Gus ir kitokius dailItuS. Vi
Sa Nokietija kaipir nutirpuS,
kad Amerika atmeta viSOElQ
taikQ Su kaizeriu, koI SltaS
at$iSako Priimti il prlpazlntl
viSaS prezidento WiISono pas
kcIbtaS SQIygas.
Bet yOkleClal dar nenuSlme-
ma. ArtimiauSiomiS dicnomiS
SuSirenIla, VokietijoS parla-
mentaS. AptarS jiSai taikos rel
kaluS. Hcrtling taippat bus
Darlamente.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-21
RAUDON|EJ| PRAzUVE.SAKO
CA|KOVSK|I

Archangelskas, rugs. 20. -,
BolSevikai Su SavO reikalaiS
prakiSo ir .ie Siandie turi arba
prazuti arba pasiduoti, Sako
CaikovSkii,. naujoS rusQ val
dzioS Siaurin6j RuSijoj pilmi-
ninkaS.
AIieStai paSkui miestuS, So
dziai, parapijoS NUNS praneSa
-SakO jis-kad arba bolSevi-
ky sovietuS areStavo arba is
vaikG.
Atnauiinti muSQ vakH'inl
fronta IT. iSnaujo pradGti kare
p"::rG Eokieti.ja yra nIurlS butt
mai reikalinga. Reikia ne tik
paddti materijali ir dvasioS pa
matq Sveikqjam tautiniam bu-
vjui, let tai:rDat pagaminti Sti
priq pap6de Savitarpei pagan
bal IT. pasitik6jimui Rusijos Su
uzSieniQ Salimis.
Kar6S if revoliucijos Supur-
tyta muSQ t6vynd Sugrlz ger
buviu per natural pazangumo
vyStymqSi.
JauSmas pajungumo il be-
it&oS prizes padukimq, pl6Sru-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-21
ANGLAIATDLOSKIAT TEUTO-
NUS 20 MYLIIj FRONTU
Hind0nburgO ljnija SupIaiSiOta
naujOSG VietOs0
TaIkininkai neIaiSv0n paGm0
10000 buIgarQ
UzMUsTI TEUTONAI GULL
VIsAME FRONTE.
Anglu Armijos StoVykla.

Anglu Armijos Stovykla,
rugs. 2l.-IemG, kmia voklc-
Giui atukavo angluS ties Mo-
cures ir TreScault. yra viSai
apkIotu ZuNu>iaiS v0kicGiais.
.Ap>kaitliuojama, kad volie-
Giai netcbo apic 10 nuOSim-
GiQ >avo kareiviQ. Nokietiai
angju> uzpuoI1 kaip miIZmiS
kos viIny>. Bet an@Iai iuoS
atNu>t atgaI. pjauJami ze-
myu kuip daI@i<.
Snu.kiau>io vokicGiQ ataka
Nyko rytuo>c nuo High II
:iuyrincourt mi$kQ. Cia jiemS
uo>i>ekG DaSickti anglu pozici
.,d>. Bet mAzai IS jV beSuGry-
10 <ayo Iiniio>na. Kuonc viSi
Zuvo.
.AngIV paimti noIai~viai >a-
ho. kud vokieGiai nuSpGjo, jog
;iaurIjr nuo GouZeaucomt !
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-21
kEGLAI PALFSTINOJ LAI-
MEJO 10 vNYI.TU.


L,ONDONAS. rugs. 21..-,An
grai Palesti1oj taTp Rafat II
Ives atakavo tGtkAs 16 my
lii! ilgio FROM. Nuejo pirmyn
GYylika myliQ II paCme miesta
TuIkeram II 1000 nelaisi iu
Anglai pers;verze per tur-
ky linijas ir dabar eina ant
tc!kq svarbiaqsil ro2iciju L
uii,akalio. Tu Nj! dldelln pa
VI TN atsid52.e 1900 turi.u
k":eiviu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-21
AMERIKONAI BOMBAR.
DUOJA METZ.

Amsterdam, rugs. 21.-Stai
kq raSo vienaS is Berlyno laili
raScciQ, paskeIbdamaS oficiiali
kar6s praneSima:
"PrieSininkai iau per ke-
las dienaS Su tOIi-neSancia
almota bombarduoja Metz. To
Ks bombardavimas buvo gall
mas per visa kare il jiS buyo
laukiamaS per ilgQ laikQ. Mo-
derniSkOs almOtoS tOliau sic
kia kaip, pavyzdin, nuo pie
tuose nuo POnt-a-MousSon H.
gi Metz. Dabartinis bOmbar-
davimas, tOdel, nereiSkia, kad
prieSininkai, NUNS apleidus
st. Mihiel kyll, prisiartino
arGiau prize mieSto. Tai yl'a
tik bendras fenOmenas su mu-
Siais vakaruose il pietvakaruo
Sc nuo Metz IL, SuStojuS mu-
Slams, apsistos. Todel, regu-
lecijos kaSIink in6jimo il is6-
iimo is tvirtov6s dalies yra
napermainytcs
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-21
PIGSikai pa6m9 IS bankoS
$4,000

Penki pIGSikai vakar pirm
pieiQ uzpu, : !. 20 State
bankq mieStelyj Argo, Sale
ChicagoS. Pa6mG apie $4,000
pinigaiS ir laiSvdS bondsaiS IL
ruv, =.avO 4 ;eiIn zaliu auto
mobiliu ant Ch1cagoS. KuOEei-
kiauSia prane$ta ChicagoS po-
licijai. Argo gyventojai taip-
pat apSiginkIavo il leidoSi
vytieS. Quota zinia visoms
apylinkGms piltadariuS pa
maciuS tiesiog zudyti be jo-
kios atidairos. Suskatus taip
is viSQ puSiQ, vargiai pikta-
dariai galGjo toll kur nudumti
ISiriogIino kur ! aplinkinius
miSkeIiuS il is tenai iiems var
gas bus iSSikraustyti.
PI6Sikai in6jo bankon tuo-
jaus po atidarymo, apie $3.50
.ryto. VoS tik kasierius buvo
atidares apsaugomqiq Sdpq.
KaSieriu il jo aSistentq su
mergina Stenografe pldSikai
uzdarG prausiaman kamba-
rim. PaSi6m6 pinigu punduS,
iS6jo, S6do automobilim il
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-21
BULGARIA. BEGA ATGAL
70 MYLIU 1LG1o FRoNTU.

LoNDoNAs, rugs. 21.--
Pranesta, kad bulgaria Balka-
nu fronte galvatrrkGiais b6ga
atgal 70 myliu ilgio frontu.
A;,leido jie visas savo pozici-
jas nuo Monastir ligi ppcs
Vardar.
Serbai dabar ASTHMA visa
5avo gimtini kras5@. Pasiyare
rjrmyn jau apie SO myliu.
Talkininkai Same fro?2te pa
enc daugiau k2ip 10000 bnl-
garQ nelaisven.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-21

ma IL brutali pasieIgimq, ko-
kiuS patyr6me per tuOs devy-
mis- m6neSius, dave NUNS ne
apSakomuS kent6jimuS il So
puliuS. Daugelis, katrie nete-
ko viIties RusijoS atgimimui,
mir6 is gailGscio. Kit zuvo
paSaulingoSe kovoSe Su nick
sails bolSevikais. Bet dabar jan
pradedame apvalyti Sali nuo
pasibjaur6tinos epidemijos.
ArSiausiaS terorizmo laikotar-
piS jau praGjo.
BeSidarbuojancioS zmoniQ
minios pssiotuoda savo dvasios
atmainai-jOS jau pramatG,
kad be vaIStybinio organizmo
jokiuo budu negalima kruvo-
je palaikyti organizuotQ vi
suomen6s kunQ.
Tarpe bolSevilIu vadu plati=
naSi papirkimai. Suorganiza-
vo 'Sargybq is 500 darbininkQ
il valStieciu, kad kaip nors
atsilaikyti, koI ateiS pagelbou
taIkininkai. TeGiau tQ zmoniQ
negalGjome kartu uzlaikyti
del bolSeviku dukimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-21
SUV. VALSTIJU PASIUNTI
NYS ARESTUOTAS PET
ROGRADE.

Hague, rugs. 21.-Pagal laill-
raScio "Rheinisch Gazette
praneSimo, bolSevikai Petro-
grade suareStavo visus uzsie-
niu paSiuntinius, katrie pir,,
mia gyveno JasSuose Rumuni
joje.
Tarpe SuareStuotQ, sakoma,
esas il amerikoliiSkas pasiun-
tinys Ball1anuose Charles Vo-
picka.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-21

nurukO.
Bankoj veikd keturi pl&Si-
kai. Penktasis buvo lauke
prie automobiliauS. PlGSikai
Su bankos pinigais nurukO ant
JoIieto. Is ten paSuko ant Chi
cago il pGdSakiai iSvyko. Chi
caSoS policija tuojaus isvazia-
vo mieSto apylinkes. Argo
gyventojai SGdo j - automebi-
liQ, apSiginklave Sautuvais if.
paSileido vyties.
Is prausiamosioS uzdarytus.
paleido pra6jus voS de$imGiai
minuGiQ prieSais gyvenantis.
vaistininkas, kus iSgirdo ban
koj bild6sius. Po Sito kuovei-
kiausia pakelta abelnasis
trukSmaS.
Pl6Sikai jauni vyrai. Dailiai
apSitaise. Anais laikais jie bu-
vo aptile, kuomet buvo pra-
deta prizes juos generate me-
dziokIe. Gil dabar iSnaujo ina
81 savo pragaiStingojo darbo.
Juk tai negalimas daiktas,
kad tokia tvarka iIgiau butu
pakenciama!
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-21
VOKIECIAI Prizes AMERI-
KONUS PASTATE NAUJU
KAREIVIV.

,Su AmerikonV Armija AL
zace, rugs. 21.-Yra zenkIQ,
kurie parodo, kad vokieciai
music linijoj AIzace priddio
dar naujQ kareiviQ, prieSalS
amerikonus. Vienok, matoma,
kad naujieji kareiviai kaiku-
I.ioSe vietoSe nevaldo pozlcl-
JQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-21

kimai plie jusQ reikalavimo
nedaryti taikos, lzol Vokietija
su save talkininkenlis nepa-
S.iduos nestatydama joIiQ tai
kos salygQ".
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-21
KARALIAUS SUNUS MIRE
NUO INFLUENzOS.

Stockholmas, rugs. 2l.-Va-
kar' nuo plauciQ uzdegimo mi
re princaS Eric, VeStrnanlan-
diios kunigail1Stis il jauniau-
sias karaIiaus Gustavo SunuS.
Plauciu uzdegimas pallilo IS
ispaniSkos Influences. PrincaS
tur6io % metus amziaus. :.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-21
Pershingas pagiria anglus,

Fieldmal.SaIa> Haig pas
kcIb1 laiSkQ, kwiame @enero-
las Per>hin@ j>rei&kia SaVo
>irdingQ aGiU lM an@IQ pa>vci-
linimQ amerikonQ IaimijimQ.
Apart to. jiSai Iahai pagn1a
angIus uz jQ StiprQ. laikymo>i
prize amerikonU.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-21

Washington, rugs. 21.-Ka-
res ofiSaS vakar praneSG Suv.
ValStiiQ marininkQ nuo>toIiu
SQra&Q Su 10 pavardziQ. Is jQ:
Iuv0 muSiuoSe s
Iuvo nelaimGje |
Miri nu0 zaizdQ ,
Pavojingai SuzeiSta &
PrazuvO >
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-06-21
CAPITOL SETS EXAMPLE
IN VICTORY GARDENS

In the Capitol Park at Madison
eleven large fower-beds display bor-
lers of vegetables. Seven are
edged with wax beans, two with
carrots. and two with beets. To the art
list, the vegetables vie with the gerani-
ums in the center for beauty; to the
patriot, they excel because they com.
bine a needed amount of food with
beauty. 1t requires no more labor to
take care of vegetable garden than a
flower bed, and properly cared-fof
garden is pleasing to the eye and deco
rative. The proceeds from the sale OF
the vegetables in the Capitol Park are
to be given to the Red Cross. But in
reality. the vegetables have a more
valuable mission in setting an example
for the citizens of Wisconsin to follow
Last year, war garden was planted
on a plot of ground Is by 80 feet in
dimension at the governors residence
which was new ground, broken for the
6rst time For $1.20 seeds were pur-
chased, one package of radishes, let
tuce, red beets, carrots, one quart wax
beans, and one peck of potatoes. Dur
ing the summer, the Governor and six
persons had all the radishes, lettuce,
beets, carrots, and beans they wanted,
and in the fall the harvest yield
amounted to about SIS. This year the
same plot will be used, and will, it is
hoped. make an even better showing.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-06-21
USE POTATOES
AS A WAR FOOD
IL, 100000 Bushels in Wisconsin
Wasted If Consumption Is
Not Increased i'm Next
Three Months.

Millions Of bushels of potatoes In
Wisconsin will rot in bins and store
houses and be an utter loss IL they are
not consumed as food. To use up the
surplus, there will have to be q CON.
sumption of about one bushel per CAPT
Ia over normal during the next three
months. With the present shortage of
food, any waste is criminal; especially
Of potatoes which must act as sub
stitute for wheat.
If the farmers do not sell this sur
plus, they will be discouraged from
planting more, and this would result
in an insufficient supply for next sea-
son. The difficulties of the food situa-
ton would then be multiplied.
''The potato grower says Lloyd
George, lis in the front line of the fight
against the submarine"
The more potatoes they produce, the
more wheat can be shipped.
Eat Potatoes and BE Healthy.
Enormous reduction of suffering
from disease and the saving of many
thousands of lives would be brought
about if the consumption Of potatoes
could be quadrupled. The potato has
in it large quantity of alkaline salts
which are essential to the blood. They
counterfeit the acids that are poured
into the body They fortify the tissues
against deadly diseases such as, the
hardening of the arteries, Bright's dis
ease, and apoplexy.
Add years to your own life and i'm
mortality to democracy by eating pota-
toes.
Potatoes Cannot Be Shipped.
Every potato eaten means that much
more wheat for the Allies and war-suf-
ferers. For we can ship wheat, but it is
impossible to ship potatoes. They con-
tain nearly 80 per cent of water. The
handling and transport of food so
bulky and so quick to spoil is serious
problem even in normal times. Now,
with every inch of shipping space
worth it's weight in gold, to send pota-'
toes abroad in any quantity is out of
the question.
Hotels and Grocers to Aid.
"3O,0OO.OOO of potatoes may go to
waste. Eat potatoes something
else," heads dining car menu OF the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad which gives
II methods of preparing potatoes and
quotes the prices at which these dishes
will be served to patrons dining on the
road.
Hotels and restaurants should serve
potatoes free of charge and make a
corresponding charge for bread.
Grocers could do their bit by dis
tracing the attention of their GUS
toners from wheat to potatoes. en-
phasizing their low price.
Help to create demand for potar
toes.
Potatoes Three Times Day.
Start the day with potatoes for
breakfast as an ingredient in bread,
have one baked for lunch. and camou-
aage them with the aid of other recipes
Tor dinner.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-06-21
Army Men Transferred.

Nearly 100000 transfers of men
from one unit to another have been
made in Army camps as result Of
occupational qualifications deter
mined by Investigations by the war
Department committee on classical
ton of personnel. Recently about
10000 transfers have taken place
each week.
Through the committee organiza-
tions have been built up in all Army
camps, by which enlisted men and
commissioned officers are classified
according to occupational Qualifca-
lions. In some camps, where as
many as $500 men are received daily
forces of 200 interviewers are en-
ployed to ascertain full information
regarding each mans occupation, ed
ucation, experience, and special quail
i6cations.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-06-21
Notice of Annual School Meeting.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
That an Annual School Meeting for
said School District No. One of the
Town of Lincoln, the Evergreen
School, County of Villas, will be held
at the school house in said District
on the First Gay of July, 1918, at 8
O'Clock p. M, for the purpose of
electing School Director for Three
years, and transacting such other
business as may legally come before
such meeting.
Dated June Is, 1913.
EMIL PEsEK.
District Clerk
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-06-21
Announcement.

/ desire to announce to my friends,
and the voters of Villas county, that
/ will be candidate for the nomin-
alton of Clerk of Circuit Court fer
Villas county, on the Republican tick
ct at the primaries to be held on
Tuesday, September 3rd, 1918. I re-
spectfully solicit your support for
the position on that day.
CHAS. II. JOHNSON.
Conover, Wis
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-06-21
War Gardens In Europe.

War gardens have pulled Germany
thru two summers: in the largest
cities as much as Is or 30 per cent OF
the food consumption Of the Germans
was Of the fresh vegetables from their
gardens. This greatly relieved Ger.
many's cereal situation.
England and France have turned
over big estates which have been in
families for generations and trans.
formed them into vegetable gardens.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-06-21
First pub June Is. last July ls.-6 wks.j

tE1fSC pup June To- laSU july I'D WRS.l
Summons.
STATE OF WISCONSIN. Circuit Court. Villas
County.
Louis Wendt,
Plaintiff,
Andrew Kangas and Maria Kangas (alias.
Mary, Margie aud Maria Kangas,) his wife,
Matt Kyllonen (alias Matti Kyllonene) and
. Kyllonen. his wife, and Hack
ley Phelps Bonnell Company, a corporation
.~ Defendants.
THEsTATE OF WISCONSIN to the said
Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to appear Within
twenty days after service Of this summons,
exclusive Of the day of service, and defend
the above entitled action in the court afore-
saio; and in case of your failure so to d0
Judgment win be rendered against you ac-
cording to the demand of the complaint of
which copy is herewith served upon you.
G. w. NEWBURY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
P o. Address; Second Floor, National Ex-
change Bank Building, Wsukesha. Waukesha
County, Wisconsin.
NOTE: The Summons in this action is on Hle
in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court,
in said county.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-06-21
Cholera Morbus.

This is very painful and dangerous dis
ease. In almost every neighborhood someone
has died from it before medicine could be OBJ
tanned or a physician summoned The right
way is TO have bottle of Chamberlains Col
ic and Diarrhoea Remedy in the house so as to
be prepared for it. Mrs. Chas. Enyeart
Huntington. Ind. writes; During the sum-
mer of 1911 two of my children were taken
sick with cholera morbus, 1 used Chamber
lain's Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy and it
gave them immediate relief"