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Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-05
WELL KNOWN WOMAN
 DIES kT HOSPITAL

Mrs. Laura Jane Bentley Lloyd widow of the late Charles Perry Lloyd died yesterday morning at the Copper Queen hospital after an illness Of one week
 The deceased was born in Hanging Rcck. Ohio G1d m0Fei tO Portsmcuth, O.. with her parents when eight years old. She came tO Bisbee from POT 8 mouth 2 few years ago and since re sided with her daughter Mrs. Alber; SheefZ.
 Mrs. Lloyd leaves many kind friends here who were shocked yesterday 10 learn of her death. Her bright and cheery disposition made her loved by all who knew her.
 Funeral services will be held at the Presbyterian church this evening at 6:3O o'clock The body will be taken to Portsmouth. O.. tor in '7Tment
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-05

been in the game too long to take any Chs1Cgs. Five hundred feet was close enough for him
 This is the third practical man ira- I5rted from Cai.iOrnia by the United Chino people during the past month.
 Many companies. including the Ar ;z0na D5l Rio. Home Oil. Monitor Oil, and Arizona Oklahoma ar maS.ag regid r-5gIess toward ac ual deve 1p- nent of their properties in the Chino Valley and the we'll of the Arizona Oil & Refining company is now down approximately 2O0 feet
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-05
NAVY RECRUITING MAN
 LEAVES FOR FL PAS0;
 SALADIN0 IN CHARGE

Naval Recruiting officer S. C. Hsrts. with offices in the Copper Queen dispensary building. yesterday received orders to report tO Fl PasO and lcf, on last nigt-'s train. John SaladinO. chie- water tender Y. s. N. las replaced Haris as recruiting of- ficer for the navy in Bisbee.
 Mir. Harts expressed regret yester- day when he received orders transfer ring him from Bisbee and said that he was very sorry 10 leave this city tha. he wished 10 thank the people for their assistance in helping secure en'istments for the war He also ex- pressed his appreciation to the Cop per Queen for the free use Of the re- cruiting office
 While here Mir. Harts made many friends and these will be sorry to leam that he has been transferred. MT. Harts made a very excellent rec ord here in tho number of enlistments secured which speaks highly for his ability and also is credit to Bisbee. showing the patriotism of the people of this community.
 These desiring 10 enlist in the navy will find Mr Saladino a. the recruit ing station in the Copper Queen dii- pensary ready al sny and all times to give such information and advice as will make it possible to enlist in the naval branch of Uncle Sans service.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-05
CREE BEATS DILLON

TOLEDA. O.. Mar. 4-Jack Dillon of Indianapolis took a heavy beating at the hands of Harry Greb of Pitts burg in their 12 round no decision bout here tonight. Dillon fought on the de- fensive with Greb shOwering almost countless blows upon his opponent. The men fought at catch weights.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-05
SENDS REcRuI1S.

C. Leroy and James Sunburg. re- cruits for the quartermaster depart ment, were forwarded yesterday from Bisbee by Sergeant Blinman, local re- crliting' officer for the British and Canadian armies. to Vancouver. B. C.. by way of Phoenix and San Francisco. Both recruits have been residents of this district for some time
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-05

besides Mir. Smith the following: B. W. Pooker. R. Markham. H T Duffy. G. N. Marks. W. c. Scollard. W NJ Meadows. F. s. Hsekley. F. c. Pendle- ton. T. Rounds and W. R. Hofer.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-05

The funeral of Mrs. Robert Miller will be held from the chapel of the Palace Undertaking company al o'clock this afternoon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-14

aben6en 6ie Taitenpreoigten in eng
lilder Sprade balten. SSn Der I'M
befledten gmpfangnibfirde 5n ct.
Glouo balt an allen Mittpo6abenoen
Der bodp. P. Soiepb, .. @. s., Nfar-
rer Der ct. Sobannes- @emein6e in
Gouegebiae, 11nb an alien Sonntagen
beim @o6amte ser bodpp. P. Slide
brand, .. Is. g., Die Gaitenprebig=
ten.
* Mls 3elegierter oes bo6m'iten
Serrn 8iidofs 8ui6 nabm Der bodhp.
F. @erbar6, q. g. s., Bfurer Der
let. Glou6 unbefledten gmpfGngniBz
gemeif6e in ct. Glono, sic
@eibe 6es neuen &reu5tpeges in
Ger ct. Mlerins Stride 5u Melt
Union ont M19ern1ittmod NOR
gems nod Dem @ottesoienlte Dor uno
bielt 11ad 6em 8eibenft cine Der feier=
Ii6en @elegenbeit entlpre6en6e Hre=
6igt in engliider uno 0eutiber Spra=
de. Gem @eibeaft mobnte 6ie- gon5e
@emein6e BEL, un6 6em bohm. Hfar=
rer Ser ct. Mleriusz@ emein0e gebiibrt
Credit fir Sen @au bes berrlihen
8ottesboui es nn6 Der prodtbo1en
slnsi tattung oeslelbetr, sic %aaerbings
MIR 6urb SEN riibmliden Spferiinn
Ser @emein6emitglie6er erm0glidt
mer6en fonnte.
~,,
* ginem bo6gei6abten Mitbiirger
unierer Gtoot ct. Glon0 miro CUR
13eit, tpie mir aus beridie6enen 3ei=
tungen er1eben, Elm miir0iges 0enf=
NAL erri9tet in @eitdlt elmer &opeue
Ser eapigen Mrbet11ng. 9ieies De1lf=
NAL gilt 6em bodmiir6igiten @errn
Erdloten Martin Martp, ser bot ba1o
% Sabren als 5tpeiter @i1hof Ser ct.
Glono 9i0aeie iein mii6es Mnge
i9loB. Son Hapit SEQ XIII. gum
eriten apoitolii9en @ifar bon 3d.
fota beltimmt, idlng Ser b%ere1pigte
&ir6enfurit feline @obnung 81 Danf=
ton @ii6=9 afota, inn &loiter Ser Nun
BORT tpobnen6en 8ene6iftinerinnen
ouf. 9ie grinnerungsfapeGe miro
aud iene 3immer in iid eini@lieben,
pelhe Dem bodtpiten giidof als critic
&utbe6role 6ienten. Na66em it6 6ie
&rafte. pes beiligmabigen Mannes,
6em Sic Nadppelt 6en Momen Mpoitel
ser Sionr=Sr16ianer gegeben, I'M
9ienite Der Na91tenliebe mebr nn6
mebr %Der5ebrten, mur6e Ser Dodge
odtete Eionier=8iidof bon 9afota
nah ct. CLOUD Der ebt, mo er 11ah
elmer e%iniabrigen &egierung, BON al
len &reiien tiefbetrauert, zines beili=
gen So6es ltarb. Mei6t MIR 0ie So
tbolifen 9ofotus> 1o16ern au6 anoe=
rer Stooten, ielbit Ste orn1e11 Sn6ia-
1rer tragen ibr Sderflein BEL, I'M 6em
unbergeBliden @iidof Martp Elm
miir0iges 3enfmal 5u ieten, 6os eine
@~na6enqueQe 6es @ebetes mer6en
fpG. 8ir6 ct. Gloltb u16 ettpas BEL
1te1tern fir 6ieies ein5ige Seminal
1eines groBen Mitbiirgers?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-14
Illus der dmeeetnd
Mfelrpie.

Sic bon 6en 8uttermadyern nnb
Meiereibe1iberr bon Central Minne=
1ota bier amt OienI tag nr6 Meitttpod)
bergangener @ode ge6oltene Sob
resfonnention muB als cine erfolg=
reihe i'm belten Gimme 0es @ortes
be5eibmet >per6en. 9ie Sbeilnabme
NOR cine gegen grtparten 5ablreide,
sic tpabren6 ser &onbention gebolte=
men @ortrdge ertpieien iid ols iiber=
aus lebrreih nn6 Dos ieitens Der
Gtaot SEN fremoen @1lten entbotene
@illfomm mie Sic ibnen bereiteten
@ergniigen IieBen ridts 51 miini6en
iibrig. Monentli6 NOR es Sic 1tn=
ter 2eit1tng !6es bodtp. 6errn 81.
Gdirmes 1tebenoe Observation-Disclosures,
melde in ser tabelloien M1ffiibrung
elmer id)0nen gomooie Sen 8eiudcrr
unierer @toot eiren reht ongeneb=
men Mbenb bereiteten. @ei oem
gntter=gontei g%elongten brei Ercile
al1r @ertbeilung; ben erlten GreiS,
einen 1ilbernen @eder erbielt 6.
8pmboIs bon @enrgepile; Ser 5mei=
tie 9reis, ei1e go1oene l1br, fiel Sem
6 S. @oblntann SIT, ltnb Sen orit-
ten Greis, cine leber1te &eiietaid)e,
erbielt 8. Sacobs bon @al1f Centre,
Die @abl Ser @eomte1t ergab folgen,
6es @rgebnib: s. @aper bon Fier3,
@rGiioent; 8. sc. Sacobs bon Sa1tt
Centre, Sefret6r; s. 9. Stte bon
Melroie, Sdobneilter. = Ole in
ser 81. 8onifasius- Sdulbulle gehol=
tere Sohresneri ammlltng ser Mftio-
n6re ser MeIroie Creamery gom,
ponp >por BON SO Mftinniren inns
elmer M1t5obl on6erer &,,noen be-
i1tdt. Ser bel iener @elegenbeit 11n-
terbreitete Sabresberidt aob SEN Mf.
tiondren bette 3ufrie6enbeit. Die
@ab1 ser @eamten botte ~folgenoes
@rgebniB: Soiepb Sepermonn, Grd'
iioent; Soiepb Mtebolts, Sefretd,
ltnb 8etriebsletter; S: S. Motbe
@dobmeiiter; in SEN Dtreftoremotf
m1tr6en eetpdblt: Soiepb Mtbm,s
6einri1 81. Stnnentamp uno @ete1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-14

* 81 ser @eibe Ser &riegs6ienlt=
flagge, Ste nit t19 Sternen ge5iert
lin6 als grinnerung at 6ie III iunge
MG11ner o1t5 ser acknowledgements,
sic iid bent Dienite 6es 8aterlanbes
tpeibett, batte iid acknowledgement in
ser &otbeorale cine lol6 groBe Me1t=
l6en1dyaor eingefulr0elt, 0aB bass@ot=
tesbol1s ongefiiQt tpar. Ser bpdtp'lte
@err 8iid)of sos. S. 81i6 ppll5og
oen @Gt Ser @eibe, bent feline in ga115
patri5tiidem @ei1te gebaltene Ere0igt
eine bel on0ere 8e0e1tl1ng berlieb. Ser
Sberbirte betonte 6ie Motbtpen6igfeit
gemeinIomen @anbel1s in 0iei er Belt,
in meld)er bie &egier1ng eine beoeut=
fome &riits in ibrer @eldidte 5u be-
iteben bot, 1tn6. for6erte sur lopalen
Inter tiitl111g ser &egterutg al1f.
Giebenuno0rei5ig Sargent Ser Man=
rer ser &ereinigten Stoaten Mrn1ee
itn6 @atbolifen, iagte ser Sberbirte,
uno 6ober iolten 6ie &atbplifen GIT
ieber 3eit, bereit iein, ibrem 9anoe
1,nb Ser @pblfabrt bieicr 9oloaten
ale m0glide l1nter1tiibung ongeoei-
fen 5n loiien. Ct iagte, oie &egie=
r11ng tpiirbe bol6 sic brittle &rtegso1ts
leibe ousIhreiben, 11n6 er iette ote
Motbtpenbigfeit o1tseinanoer, oieie
Bombs at fa1tfen, 6amit es bao11rh
ser Mation ermogliht peroe, ben
&rieg GIT etnem erfoIgreiden @nbe at
bringen.
8abren6 ser FL. 6aiten5ett miro
ser bobap'ite &err gtidof sos. 8ui9
in ser @otbe6role an al(en 5onntogr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-14
Mls sic Melbuna pDur ser @erlm=

Mls sic MelDnng pDn Der %erien=
fu1e bes Er1tppenidiffes Suscanio
eintraf uno gleid5eitig beridtet muir
Sc, oob bon Sen Goloaten, Sic ii6 an
@oro befonoen, lotpeit nabe5n 5rpei=
touieno gerettet mor6en ieien, boffen
mir, boB sic Rettung au6 Ger iibrt'
gen gelungen iein moge: 9ieie Soft
11,11g bot ourd bte Sreitag eingelon-
fenen Meloungen grfiiaung ni9t &C.
funoen. Sic @erlulte linb geringer
eetpor0er, ais unter 6em erlten Gin
6r11d Ser &otaitropbe befurdtet m1r=
Sc, ober lie itnb immer nod 1ebr
Iftper, nn0 tro,1ern6 ltebt 6as amert=
funilde @olf am 6lutbengrabe iei=
ner Seloen. Mu6 lie ii1r6 eines rubm=
boIen Sooes %ge1torben, BEN SOD flr
bos GoterlanD. l1n6 au6 ibrer miro
sic @eididte bunfbar geoenfen,
tpenn lie ie11en &ran5e flidt, Ole ibr
S0dites bingegeben baben fir Die
gbre nno fir oen &11bm 6es Sanoes,
bos ibnen oues NOR - ibr Seben.
s1d fir lie gilt Ser @ab ous
6oro5: rSuB un6 angenebm lit oer
sos fir 6os 8aterlm6" IN gong BE-
ionoerer @eiie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-14
Mitt,uud ,uar ser 8eginn Ser fl,

"ktAAIouuJ wv y oSSV"' ~ c'
Soiten5eit, melde bon Der Stride etn=
geiett lit, Tim Oie Menifen bon benz
Sroiiden ab5u3ieben un6 tbren Slid
ouf oos Simmliide 5u lenfen, inoem
iie 6ur9 ginfebr IN ii4 ielbit 6urd)
@ebet uno bur6 Mbt00tung 8nBe fur
hire Siinoen un6 Gebler tbu1. nno
ibren 2ebenspanbel in Gbri1to er=
erne11ern iolen. 8ir bertpeilen ouf
bie ne11en Goitenperor6nungen, tpel6e
q n onberer Steae oieier 3eitnng &C.
orrdt iin6, un6 maaen be1onoers
oorouf aufmerfim, 6aB IN 5iei EN-
@eroronungen einige ui6tige Menoe=
rungen eingefiigt pur0en, tpel9e
burh 6as neue &ir6enre6t borge=
fdrieben iinb. 9ie tpidtiglte 6ieier
Menoerungen lit, Dab BON iebt an
nidt mebr Mittpo6 nn6 Sreitag,
ionoern Sreitog nno @am1tag IN Der
SoIten5eit poQe Mbltinen5tage iino,
o1 oerren bel Ser Saltptmabl5eit fein
6leiid genolien meroen 6orf. Nnf
lit es nidt mebr perboten, in Der
So1ten5eit Siid nnb 5leii6 BET Der
ielben Mobl5eit 5n genieBen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-14
Cine Menbernna beaiiglid ser ger.

Cine M%enbernna besiislid Ser yer
fiignng ser Minneiotaer @i6erbeits=
fommiiiion, betreffen6 Die ~Sroden-
Iegung" be1timmter 9itrifte, lit habin
qemodt mor6en, BOB 8ra11ereibeitber
SEN Dor Ser 8er0ffentlt6ung Der Ser
fiieltng bergeiteaten 8%ierborratb per-
duBern 6itrfen, mie Gtdter Sobn s.
Mecgee bon Ser Notwithstanding lion
erfIGrte. Sic 8erfiigung legte Sc
Counties vfno9entroden." uDie Men=
6erung Ser 8erfiigung p11roe MIR in
9nbetrodt aaer nmItanoe 5um @e=
aenIton6 elmer 8ie6erertpdgung ge-
madt," erfIGrte @err Wc@ee. ginige
Der fleineren granereibeiiber muroen
nbne porberige 8arnung bon Der
8erfiigung betroffen; lie neroen tebt
Biz a11m 1. Mpril Belt baben, I'M ib=
re borber gebrar1ten 8ierbeitan6e biz
artu1 8ertbe, bon $4,000 at berfoufen>
ober nidt mebr."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-14
Bic oeaaslatnr BON MarDlanb fat

bus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CUR
Misunderstanding gutgebeiBen. Sb=
id1on Sic @epolferurg erit Dor fl1r=
SEM Sen Mrtrog o1f ginfii9rnng
itaotlider Nrobibition abgelebnt bat.
9us lit Sic 6eigbeit Ser @eiebgeber,
bon ser &oroinol Gibbons Dor emit
zen Eagen geiprohen bat. limb 10
miro in Wurplano ser @iqe 6es Sol
fes reIpeftiert, ser in einem oemo=
frattld1en Stoutsmeien bas bo9lte
05eieb ieir 1ou.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-14
&ine Tra9e.

SEER ~sttntmgeber! Mtr fslcn
cite besdalt6 f1tttoamett=
taltn stanopnnftes aa Ste. cts
nc 0ra9e, otc nte beanttrortet
&pnroc, cine Traec, bic at be='
ant,pprten Sbre &hidt 1T 1tttS
etnc 0iraac, Sic ,ptr ST. itenem
ais 1tniere Ytid)t erahtcn. Ste
lit geredt, tic ut rtGti9 1tno Tie
lit ebrbar. Stcbt es TIT Gttt=
flang init sSen Yrittstptcn Der
8ereMtt0fett p"er Woral> fur
eft vSrpfenz" 2lttcttoennet at
itttnttett rbtte ie,te s1t ber0ittett,
oerett @efhdft onrG etnc ioIde
WaBnabtne 3erit6rt a,ta r1tts
inert tptro?
Cold Spring Brausesellschaft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-14
KrbKOe naOri0ten.
(Sffi5ieQ)
Ta1tenberprDnnngen.

eSs1r uebereini timmung nit ben
@orfebr4ngen zines iiingit erlaiie1e11
r0mi16en Defrets, oas biermit be-
fonnt gernodt miro, miiiien folgenoe
6alten=B eror6nungen bon alen noel
de gum Baiten nerpflidtet l1no, be-
obadtet mer6en:
l.. Die 6oiten5eit beginnt ON
Midermitt4poh, BEN 10. 8ebrnar.
2. Mne, tpelbe 6aS Sitter bon 81
Sssabren ernei9t baben uno nod ni9t
60 Sabre alt lin6, 1ino gum Solten=
gebot berpflidtet.
8. 3uS 6oItengebot erlaubt tag=
lid MIR cine Mabl5eit. Smmerbin
berbietet es nibt ben @enuB bon Nab,
runq morgens ODER abenos. Sic
Qualitat utr6 Qrantitdt lolher Nab=
runq lit fe7tgeiett 6urd Ste be1tatig>
ten Iofalen @epobnbeiten. Sir oie1e
Di05e1e lit cine Io1ie Safe ODER
@bofola6e nit einem fleinen Stud
8ro6 am Morgen uno Ser nierte
SUpLl PllleI. SeUuDlt1tuJC4' "'uD'ON'A
BEL Ser ISOLATION erlaubt.
4. Ser @ebraud bon Slid nno
6lei1d bel Ser glei6en M}obl5eit TT
fiir6erbin erlal1bt. 9ie polle Mobl=
aeit fann obenb5 %anltatt mittogs ge=
nommen mer6en.
5. Seber Sreitag 6es Sabres lit
elm Mbitinen5tag. Se6er, Ser oas feb
tie 2ebensiabr iiberidritten bat, lit
3ur Mbitiner5 berpflidtet.
Sos 6oiten= un6 Mbitinen5-@ ebot
muB am Mi6ermittpod, an 6reitogen
un6 somitagen mdbrerr6 Der Soiten=
aeit, in Sen Quotembertagen, an
Ben @igiItagen Dor Bfinglten,
Maria : @immelfabrt, Mnerbetligen
nn6 @eibna9ten beoba6tet meroen.
Mne arberen Gage Dabren0 Der
Saiten5eit itn6 MIR alS 6olttoge 5u
betruhten.
Das Mb1tinen5= o6er 6os 6aIten=
un6 Mbitinen5-@eieb o6er 0as 6a1tenz
geieb anetn fat feline Nndpenoung anf
sic @onntage oes Subres o6er auf bic
gebotene 6eiertage> ODER menn Die
borber %erpdbnten 8igilien anti5lpiert
mer6en.
Gie Galten- uno Mbitine1133eit EN-
Oct mittogs am @bariamitoge.
Gur6 ipe3ieue apoitoli16e Grlaub=
mix, 6ie ben 8i1h0fen Ser Ser. 6tna=
ten om 2. Stunt 1915 auf elm Sabr=
5ebnt getp4brt it, f0nnen @an6orbei=
ter Slei19 bel alen Wabl5eiten, nno
lire 6amilien BEL Ser Sauptmabl5eit
an onen Sagen Ger Suite15eit, Mlder=
mitttpo6 un6 0ie Sreitoge ansge=
1rommen, genieBen.
Mer bonn Sat- un6 Mbltine1t5gebot
enti6ul6igt lit, lit berpflidtet, ouf
on6ere @eiie Selb1tberlaugnl1ng gu
iiben. Ser FL. @ater empfieblt gang
beionbers 6ie @ntbaltiamfeit bon get
itigen @etrG1rfen.
. Cute &atbolifen iollen, mdbren6
ser Dol1er Ser FL. 6a1ten5eit, iid bon
auet 0ffentli6en un6 gerauifpol=
len @eluftigungen fern balten. mie
90 iin1 Ednae, @artenportien l1n6
gei n6 bon Tbeater= nnb 8il6er=8or=
itelnngert.
@dbren6 Ser 6aitenaeit ion sic
&renatpegon6o9t ie6en Srettogaber0
in alien &irhen Ser Di05eie gebol=
ten tper6en.
+ SofepbS s. @uf6,
Bi1hof bon ct. Glou6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-14

Nnseber nnb 5>uiidemtraser itno
INNER nod oas, als mas ein befan11=
ter Sihter lie ein11al be5elf)net bat:
oos erbarnlidlte 9elinOel, DoS Got
ties Grobooen tragt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-01-11

Our entire stock of Boys Winter Suits, o
reduced in price-to clear out surplus lots, brok
ments before inventory time arrives. fine oppo
able clothing for boys at savings that are unusua
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-01-11
HOW SARGENT CAME
TO PAINT PORTRAIT
OF THE PRESIDENT

It is announced that President Will
recently painted, will, through the
courtesy Of the governors of the Ma
tional Gallery of ireland, be exhibited
in the Metropolitan Museum OF Art In
New York. beginning on or about
January l..
The following account OF the cir
cumstances under which the portrait
was painted is taken from the muse
um's bulletin, and may therefore be
considered official: -.-----
shortly after the outbreak OF the
European war there was an auction
sale at Christie's for which many
artists. Mr.. Sargent among others,
gave pictures or drawings. Perhaps.
suggested by this incident, he was
subsequently informed by the British
Red Cross that an offer of the sum
of 10000 had been made to il If Mr..
Sargent would paint a picture of the
proposed donor. Mr.. Sargent natural
ly agreed.
This offer afterward fell through.
but was later taken up by Sir Hugh
Lane, who was drowned on the Lusi-
tania- BY his will he left his col
lection to the National Gallery of
ireland. which generously respected
his intentions with regard to the
British Red Cross, paid the sum
promised to It and selected for the
subject of the proposed portrait by
Mr.. Sargent The President of the
United States
The portrait has already been upon
public exhibition in the Corcoran Art
Gallery.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-01-11
FIREMEN EXPECT
SOLONS TO PASS
2-PLATOONPLAN

The two-platoon system for fire.
lighters, a system obtaining IN most
large cities today, was the subject
OF a talk by Capt. Edward O'ConRor,
OF Truck Company 10. at q dinner
given to Capt. Benjamin W. Weaver
OF Truck Company %. his firefighters,
and the citizens Of the station COM
munity.
THE firemen are in hopes, and have
a right to expect" said Captain O'Con.
nor, that Congress will act IN man
ner that win reflect the wishes of
the people OF Washington.
IF WashinEtonians had the vote
we would have had the two-platoon
system a long time ago.
The tYo-platoon system needs no
argument In fact, all the arguments
have already been made. The matter
was put in the hands of the honor
able Commissioners, and they, see
ing the justice of the claims, incor-
porated IT in the District budget.
which is now before Congress"
Commissioner Brownlow was SEIZED
uIed to speak, but owing to the fact
that he was unavoidably detained, he
did not appear.
The two-platoon system, as IL is
called, provides for the working of
the firemen in two separate units, so
that one unit may be off duty and
the other one on. AS It is now. a
fireman is on duty twenty-four hours
a day, and, II home, is liable for duty
at any time and is. in fact, called from
bed whenever necessary.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-01-11
CUT YOUR own ice
NOW, U.S.. ADVISES

Cut your own ice now and, beat the
Ice man next summer.
II you do this. you will not only beat
the ice man. but you will save ammonia
salts. which are essential in the manu-
fsCtUre Of fertilizers and explosives.
A campaign for ice cutting has been
started by the Department OF Agricul-
ture. Farmers particularly are being
urged TO cut the river ice and store II.
The family ice box, is about the limit
OF storage for the city man.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-01-11
TWINS GO FREE ON FIRST
RIDE IN CHOO CHOO CARS

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Jan. 11.-lf rail-
roads made a charge for children, re-
Eardless OF their age. Mrs. ]. B. Ches.
Ter, Of Allegheny, would have been
hard put to It yesterday, for there
were two additions TO her party as
the Pennsylvanis Express No. 81 pull
ed into this city.
The stork presented her with twins
"A boy and a girl. At a local hos
pital here today mother and children
ore reported as doing nicely.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-01-11
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-05-26
GREAT BRITAIN PUTTING HER DOGS IN KHAKI

n ONDON, May 10. "Give your
big dogs to your country" is the
latest official appeal to Brit
ish patriots. The British War Office
requires "a large supply" of coolies,
lurchers, sheep-dogs, retrievcrs, Air.
dales, mastiffs,. Newfoundlands and
other breeds of large dogs to be
trained for service at the front.
When the dogs get Unto khaki" the
active and fast running kinds will be
used as messengers and the others as
watchers along the British battle line
in France.
As everybody who has followed the
was news knows. the "dogs Of war"
used by the British and French armies
have proved invaluable. particularly
as messengers. In making their APP
peal to the public for more of these
four-footed soldiers to be educated at
the War Dogs Training School, some
where in England, the military au-
thcrities permit some of the more re-
cent and striking performances of the
CANNES that are now being employed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-05-26

Another dog, Trick, collie, on the
same occasion, did the distance in a
quarter of an hour. Trick is pretty,
tri-colored collie, with white breast.
These war dogs have not only to go
through rifle and machine-gun fire, as
we'll as she'll fire. but have to find
their way through the maze Of craters
and broken wire which covers the
fighting area. They rarely go wrong.
This is no doubt due to the training
which they receive at the War Dogs
Training School. Their education is
most thorough. 1t is done without a
whip-there is not single whip in
the school-aRd the greatest care has
to be taken that they shall not receive
shock at the beginning.
They are first accustomed to hearing
rife fired. and the firing is gradually
brought closer, until they will "stand
easy" while squad of men fire i'm
mediately over their heads. They are
introduced in turn to bombs and guns
Of all sizes, up to the great 15-inch
They ara taken through smoke and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-05-26

sion in Flanders, and covered two and
half miles in a quarter of an hour
under heavy shellfre. While in the
trenches Little Jim gave first notice of
German gas attack. He was at once
released, and arrived at his destination
three quarters of an hour before a
message which was sent by "wire."
1t is recorded of sheep-dog, named
Tweed, that he has never made a
single mistake" and that day or night
he is "as sure as a clock"
Sam. a liver-colored lurcher, about
a year old, was taken to new brigade
headquarters the day before a British
attack was made over ground which
Sam had never traversed. He had
only the afternoon and the night to
learn to know the headquarters, but
next day, after going forward with the
attacking troops, he returned to the
new headquarters with a message,
covering two and a half miles over
difficult country in eighteen minutes,
Sam is aid to put his whole soul into
his work.