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The Washington herald., 1918-06-09

in L e e p ! n 9
Chicaeo's five
thousand blue
coats in good
health and per
feet fighting
trim, 50 that
they would be
p b sically
60 ui pped TO
withstand al
m q n n er OF
storms and the
raTages of na-
lures elements.
Recently I
was PROMPTED.
through an en-
dorsement of
Nuxated Iron
by DR.. Schuyler
c. Jaques. for
merry Visit
ing Surgeon Of
st. Elizabeth
Hospital. New
The Washington herald., 1918-06-09

"N OF with
standing allthat
has been said
and written on
this subject by
well-known ply
sicians { b ou-
sands Of people
still insist in dos
ing themselves
with metallic
hOu, Atnivs .
suppose, ;, because
it costs q few
cents less. i
strongly advise
readers in all
cases. to get q
physicians pre-
HH
The Washington herald., 1918-06-09

York. to give II q trial. This remedy has proven
through my own tests Of it 10 excel any prepara-
tion l have ever used for creating red blood.
building up the nerves, Strengthening the mus
cles and correcting digestive disorders"
The Washington herald., 1918-06-09

"a n se m ia
means iron de-
hciency. T b e
skin of anaemic
men and women
is pale; the flesh
fla b by. The
muscles lack
tone. the brain
fags and the
memory fails
and they be-
c o m e W e ak,
q e r ' o u Q,
irritable, d e.
spondent q n d
The Washington herald., 1918-06-09

tiuns of their Or. James Francis Sui
weak Rnaemic IiVnn, Formerly Physi-
rundown pa clan Of Bellevue HospIt-
tients. Thou nj Outdoor Dept.) New
sands Of per York. and the Wcstches-
sons go On year ter County Hospital.
after year suf-
fering from physical weakness and a highly nery-
Gus condition due to lack Of sufficient iron in
their red blood coCpuscles. without realizing
the real and true cause of their trouble. Without
irUu in your blood your food merely pssses
through the body somewhat like corn through
an old mill with rollers 50 wide apart that the
mill can't grind.
But in my opinion you can't make strong.
vigorous successful sturdy iron men by feedinH
them on metallic iron. The old forms Of metallic
iron must 60 through a semi-digestive IrOcess to
transform them into organic iron-NuIated Iron
-before they are 80 ready TO be taken up and
assimilated by the human system.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-09

Dosing hem-
Ie We . with
aAbt = forming
dnls, stimu
lauts and lco
hohc beT er-
age, there are
probably thou
. a n d . who
might radi0
build up Their
red blood %
p u Q cla in
QAe their
physical Q n
erU and 0t
themselves into
The Washington herald., 1918-06-09
Mount Horeb Chapter.

Excellent High Priest F. Francis
Kimmel announces the Mark degree
for Mt. Hofeb Chapter Tuesday eve
ming.
{ Notwithstanding the hot weather
the attendance continues good and
the interest of Mt. Horebites in
ereases at each meeting.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-09

then purchase only NuKated Iron IN is original
packages and see that this particular name
CNuxsted lron) appears on the package. II
you have taken preparations such a. Nux
and Iron and other similar iron psoducts and
failed to set results, remember that such prod
ucts are an entirely different thing from Eux-
ated Iron"
Or. Schuyler G. Jaques. formerly visiting Sur
geon Of ST. Elizabeth's Hospital Of New
York City said: Il have never fefore even
out ang medical information sdsiss tas
The Washington herald., 1918-06-09
o.sunbl. Ch.pss.. O. e. s.

Columbia Chapter No. Is, o. z. s.
will have q regular meeting tomorz
row night. with work in the de-
rrees, and q cordial invitation is ex-
tended to members of the order to
be present. Worthy Matron Mrs.
Elizabeth Rowell announces an in
teresting special feature, but with
holds details, as the AFFAIR is to be
IN the nature of a surprise
The Washington herald., 1918-06-09
Masonic.

washington Centennial Lodge, No.
q. at its stated communication We'd
nesday evening conferred life MEM
bership," upon three OF its members,
Who have passed the fftieth mile
stone Of their Masonic affiliation. The
brethren 20 honored were: Past Mas
ter David Kahn, Past Master ]. III.
NcIntosk and Newton A. Strait. Mas
ter Robert R. Cooke. jr.. made an
impressive address Of congratulation
20 the three, touching upon their
merits and services to mankind and
Nasoury. Finely engraved certificates
were presented to Past Master Kahn
by his SON, Past Master Manx E.
Kahn: to Past Master Mcintosh, by
L. b Stina, and to Newton A. Strait
by Rev Dr. Mimi
The Washington herald., 1918-06-09

Or. James
Francis Snli-
va n. formerly
physician o Z
Bellevue Hoe
pital Outdoor
nept.), n. T.
and the WN-
chester County
Hospital. said:
Il have strong
u emphasized
the great nece-
sity Of phya-
clans making
blood e1aIninA-
tions of their
The Washington herald., 1918-06-09

= CIlIITlu0 70
Gand of the
millions Of dis
ease germs that
The Washington herald., 1918-06-09

Mr.. Harry Krupsaw announces
the engagement of his daughter,
Sadie. to Meyer H. Landay, of
Ralfimore
The Washington herald., 1918-06-09

Grand Master Humphreys is i'm
proving at Ocean View. Va, and
from the reports the sea air is, prov
ing very beneficial to him.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-31
AUSTRALIA DAVE 1885,
900 KARETVIU.

Melbourne, Spal. 3l.-Aus-
traIija karei prizes vokiefiuS da
We $4,000 kareiviQ. Jie viSi
pasiQsta Europon. Is tQ visQ
kareiviQ 290,l9l kareivio ne
tekO uzmuStaiS, SuzeiStaiS II
nelaiSvtn paimtais. Tik vienQ
uzmuStQ yra "a, ,43l karoiviS.
Australia Skaito turi ) mi
lijonus gyventojQ. Taigi JOS
daIis Sitoie BulrGie yr0 dideld.
Australija tetiau dar II
Siandic rekrutuoja kareivius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-31
Dabar nuo Vokietiiios
priguli taika
Austria klausia greito mu-
Si4 pertraukimO
ss~aserssssam&ex
KA VOKIETIJA TURF PA
DARYTI, JEI NORI
TAIKOS.
WASHINGTON en- %

WASHINGTON, sp. 30. -
Vyriausioji talkininku kares
taryba savo posedyjeVersaille-
sc, Prancuzijoje, vakar paga-
mino Vokietijai laikinos san
taikos salygas. Tos salygos
a+siusta patvir5inti preziden-
tri WilsOnui.
Svarbiausieji salygu posmai
yra sekantieji:
/. Prasalinti teutonq ka-
riuomene is visu uzimtu teri
toriju paskirtu laiku, kuri nu-
statys talkininku arnijQ va
dai.
2. Pavesti talkinirkamk vi
So arSilerija ir amunicija.
8. Atitraukti vokieciu ar
mijas vakaru fronte j anapus
upes Rhine.
4. Demobilizuoti teutonis-
kas arrnijas, paliekant apri-
buota kariuomenes skaitliQ
policijiniams reikalams.
5. Pavesti talkininkams pa
rubezines tvirtoves, iimant
Strassburga ir Metz.
6. Paliuosuoti visus talki-
ninku kares nelaisvius, bet
vokieciu kares nelaisviai bus
laikomi, kol bus atsteigtos IS
naikintos teritorijos.
7. Pavesti talkininkams pa
zymeta skaitliu nardanciu lai-
viu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-31
VOKIEGIAI PRIVALO Att
DUOTI GINKLUS IR
AMUNICIJA.
Greita taika yra galima.

Washington, spal. 30.-Cia
gauta ziniQ is Prancuzijos,
kad vyriausioji talkininku ka-
res taryba .Versaillese paga-
liau nustatG Vokietijai laiki-
nos santaikos sQlygas. Talk
ninkQ atstovai taryboje tam
tikslui vadavosi prezidento
Wilsono nustatytais. taikos
principu ruozais.
Laikinos santaikos salygas,
jei Vokietija sutiks, jai su Vi
somis smullkmenomis paduos
vyriausias talkininku armiju
vadas, marSalas Foch, su sa-
vo patarejais generolais.
Jei Vokietija priiims iai pa
Quotas sqlygas, taika bus ne
tolima. Mes sulig tQ laikinos
santaikos salygu, vyriausiojl
talkininkQ kar6s taryba tuo-
jaus pagamins taikos salygas.
Talkininkai' su Turkija ir
Austria, manoma, veil1iai pa
baigs reikalus. Mes kaip vie.
ma, taip kita iSreiskia nora
pasiduoti.:
Sulig salygq, Vokietija pri-
valo pavesti talkininkams Vi
sa savo militarine speka ir
gvarantuoti, kad paskui netu-
retQ ivykti kokiQ nors nesusi-
pratimQ, kad Vokietiia taikos
metu nedrlstq pakeltl glnklq
prizes talkininkus.
Is visako matosi, kad Vo-
kietija privalo pasiduoti tai
kininkams, jei nori kares pa
baigos. Skaudzios jai sally
gos, bet Vokietijos baisios
piktadarybes dar labjaus
skaudesnes visai Europai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-31
SIUNCIA DAUGELI
AEROPLANU.


Washington, spal. 81. l.
Siandie lakstytuvQ dirbtuvtse
su didziausia paskuba gamma
ORC maSinas il Wis Siuncia ka-
res laukan.
Nuo karts pradzioS Prancu-
zijon iSgabenta daugiau kaip
$500 visokios rQSies ameriko-
niSkQ lakstytuvQ. Tarpe jQ
yra daugelis milziniSkl, ski
riamu tik bombardavimui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-31
GRAFAS MINOTTO IVEL-
TAS TARPTAUTININ
SUOKALBIN.
Jis darbuavosi Vokietijos nau-
dai.

New York, spal. 30.-Gra-
fas James Minotto, kurs yra
Chicagos milijonieriaus Louis
F. Swift zentas, il kuris, anot
kar6s laivyno sekretorlauS
Daniels, m6gino istOti kar6s
laivyno .tarnybon, cionai ge-
neralio prokuroro asistentul
Alfred l.. Becker, kurs re-
prezentuoja Prancuzijos Wy
riausybe, iSpazino, kad jiS
prigul6jeS tarptautinin suo-
kalbin, tarpininkaveS tarp bu-
vusio Prancuzijos premiere
CaillauX ir buvuSiO v0kieCiQ
pasiuntinio Argentinoj, haro-
no LuXburgO.
CaillauX, buves prcmjeraS,
Siandic laikomas kal6jme
Prancuzijoje, intariamaS Sa-
lies iSdavyst6je. Grafas Mlinot-
TO gi Sios Sales vyriausyhts
internuotas, kaipo negeistinaS
svetimSalis. Minotto sakosi
esas itaIaS, neturis Sios Sales
piIietybls raStu. Jis karGs me-
tn atkeliavo Amerikon il 1916
metals ~ved5 !niilJon!oliaus
dukteri. Paskui ;$kcliavO VI.
gentinon ir tcra' ra,pinlnka-
vo tarpe ten tuomet vl"StJu-
SiO buvusio PrancuzijOs prem
ier0 CaillauX il vOkieGiQ ba-
rono LuXburgO.
Prokuroro asis!.a?tes rc>-
kelbia vieSai to visa, kH Mi
MOTTO iSpazino. Bet pazymi,
kad jo iSpazinimas nublanksta
prizes nugalabinto prancuzo
Bolo Pasha darbus.
Augstos kilmes zmcna5 ~
siimdineja nedorais darbais.
Ir Wis del tQ nelaimInsV PM
gQ. Su Minotto bus praSiai, jei
tikrai jiS vcik6 talkininkQ
nenaudai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-31
CGkAI LAIMEJO REVO-
LUCIA.

Copenhagen, Spal. 3l.-Pra-
eta pirmadieni GekQ tautinis
EcnitetaS Bohemiios (Ceki-
ic>) >oStin&je Pragoje Savo
ranIlo<na patm1 viSQ vietin2
vaI,MiQ. Ta> reiSkia, kad Ge-
kai revoliuciia laim6jo il jQ
tJvyn1je jan neveikia aus
trai. Tokia zinia Gia gauta is
Bcrlyro.
Ni>oi Pragoi AuStrijos mo-
narvhiio$ >imbolai praSaIlnta
nuo vaIdi2llQ buStQ If vyrlau-
>yh1S iSlipinta proklemacija
nupIt&ta arba uztepta.
NicSto valdirinkai, Gekai,
>avo i&tikimybe prisickd Bo-
hcmiioS valStyhei.
ToS paGios dienOS vakare aus
tru-vokieGiQ garnizono komen-
dantaS il jo Stabas paSidav6
tautinio kOmiteto nuoziurai.
Kaip Gia dabar Austria
nepraSyS pas talkininkus grei-
tOS taikOS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-31
TALKININKAI TURES
DAUG DARBO RUsIJOJE.
Reiks ten jiems uzsiimti po-
icijos priedermemis.

Washington, spal. 81 A
mcrikoS il talkininku kariuo-
menamS prisieis iIgas laikas
uz~iimti policijin6mis prieder-
mlmiS visose tose vietose, ku-
rias vokieGiai lures evakuoti.
Cionai jau apie tai galvoja-
ma. Nes negalimas dafktas
leisti bolScvikams terorizuoti
vokieGip apleistaS vietas.
Talkininkams ten bus daug
darbo, kol toji didziule Sails
galutinai nusistatys sau tin
kama valdzia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-31
LA|KInOS SANTA|KOS SAL YGOS
TRUsKTNAMASO AUSTRU
FRONTAS.
Austrams vadovauSa ercger-
cogas Juozas.

Londonas, spal. 81 [talQ
ir anglQ kariuomen1S, stu
mianGioS auStruS * ltalijOS,
teritorijQ, pagaliaus at
sidura ties Monticano 40 my
liQ ilgio frontu. Monticano
yra upeliS, paraIeliai b6gQS Su
upe Piave, uz 6 myliQ nuo
pastaroSioS.
Gauta nepatvirtinta zinia,
kad dar 10000 austrQ papuo-
li nelaiSv6n. Kadangi pirmiau
buvo p0imta $4,000, tai dabar
bus i$viSo 25,00O nclaisviu.
Sptjama, kad tam frontc
austrai neturi daugiau ka-
riuomenGs, kaip tik kOkias 45
divizijas, arba apic 100000
kareiviQ.
Mazai yra viltieS auStrams
ilgiau paSilaikyti ties Month
cano, kuri jau kclioSe vietoSe
anglai pertjo ir varosi pir-
myn.
Tulkininkai paGmG mieStQ
Coregliano, SvarbQ gelezinkc-
liQ iSSiSakojimQ.
VienOje dcpeSQ prancSama,
kad austru ercgercOgas Juo-
zas kuoveikiauSiai i$keliavO
italu frontan uzimti vyriau-
siQjq vadovyste auStrQ arml-
JOINS. LigSiol tenai vadOvavo
fieldmarSalaS BoreviC.
Nofs austrai d&" Siaip-taip
laikosi prize PiaVe ties Dober-
10, teGiau jie veikiai lures at
Simesti talkininkams pazan-
giuojant SiauriQ Some.
AmerikoniSka kariuomen6
dar nedalyvauja musiuose,
pasilieka atsargojc. Bet kas VI
landa gall j gauti isakyma
Stoti muSin. AmerikonV tenai
yra nedaug, tik viena hriga-
da. Jos pasiuntimas italy
frOntan ne tick buvO| su tikslu
pagelbiti ten talkininkamS,
Ikaip tik todel, kad viSuoSe
frontuose Sulyginti talkininkQ
dalyvaHima.
YpaG anglai smarkiai varosi
pirmyn. Prizes juos tirpsta Sti-
priausios austru divizijos.
Paimti nelaisv6n austrai
kareiviai pasakoja, kad jie
nieko nezinq, kas mamie vel
kiasi, kokios ten perversmes
laukiamos. Jiems net nezino-
ma, kad jq vyriausyb6 dar-
buojasi uz kar6s veikimo per-
traukima visuose frontuose.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-31
AUSTRIA PRAsO GREITO
GINKLV PADEJIM0.

y Vienna, sapl. 80. - Austri-
ja-Ungarija per savo nauja
uzsieniQ reikalu minister,
grafa Andrassy, pasiunte Suv.
ValstijQ sekretoriui Lansing
nota, kurioje praso sekreto-
riaus kuoveikiaus apie visa
praneSti prezidentui Wilsonui
ir kuoveikiaus sutikti padeti
ginklus visuose kares from
tuose. Paskui imties uz tai
kos reikalQ.
Ta notq Austria dar pa
siunte patvirtinti Prancuzijos,
Britanijos, Italijos ir Japonl-
jos vyriausybems.
Austrijai taika yra skubus
reikalas, kadangi griQva i'm
pertoriaus sostas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-31
MUZEJUS PAKEIcIAMAS
LIGONINE.

Naujas Fieldo muzejus
Grant parke, ruimingas bus
tas, kuriam gall tilpti 1000
low, ir kurs atsiejo 6 milijo-
mai dolieriu, pakeiciamas Ii
gonine.
Tasai stiprus gelezies ir ce-
mento bustas pavestas vyriau-
sybes kontrolei.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-31
PRANCUZAI STOJO NAU-
JAN UzPU0LIMAN.

Paryzius, spal. 80. = Pran-
cuzp 5-toji armija stojo nau-
jan uzpuoliman prizes vokie-
Gcius 8 myliQ ilgio frontu, va
karuose nuo Chateau Porcien.
Varosi pirmyn. Paeme dau-
giau 1000 nelaisviQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-31
AUSTRAI BEGA ITALU
FRpNTE.

Ttalu Kares S!ovykla, Spal.
3l.-AuStrai bGga nuo talki-
ninliQ briovimosi Piave from
te. Paskui save palieka armO-
taS il kartS medziagQ. FiSais
pakeliaiS pameSta visokioS
ruSies ginklQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-31
DIDELI AUsTRU PRALAI-
MEJTMAI.

PARYzIUs, spal. 31.-Da-
bartineje savo ofensyvoje prizes
austrus italai paeme nelaisVen
suvirs $4,000 austru ir apie
200 armotu, pranesama cia o.
ficijaliai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-31

- San Salvador, spal. 81
Saloje Ometepe 6me verzties
vulkanas Ometep6: Lava su-
naikino naujas dokus San
Juan del sur.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-31
PRASIDEJO CAILLAUX
BYLA. I

Pary2ius, spaI. 31.-Prancu-
zijos senate augSGiausias teis-
mas pradajo perkratineti bu-
vusio prancuzQ premiere Cal
llaux. bylq. Jis kaltinamas sa-
lies isdavyst6je.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-31
Austria ieSko atskiros
taikos su Italia
$4,000 austru paimta
nelaisVen
AUSTRIA NEzINO KUR
PULTIES.

COPENHAGEN, spal. 81
Cia gauta ziniu, kad naujas
Austrijos uzsienip reikalp mi
nisteris Andrassy nusprendes
kreipties j Italia praSyti at
skirios taikos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-31

- Amsterdam, spal. s31.-
Amerikon atkeliauja naujas
Olandijos pasiuntinys Suv.
Valstijoms, J. T. Cremer.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-31
AMFRIKOTAT NUMUsE IS
AEROPLANU.
Su Amer. Armiia, SpaI. 81.

DU AIII6I' E1IIIIJd, NPdI' "I.
-Amprikonai Iakmai Su vie
M diena numuS1 net Is vokie-
GiQ lukSJytuvQ. PenilioS anne
rikoniSkoS ORC maSinoS neSU-
gryzo * apzvalgymO priest.
ninEQ pozicijQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-31

= Paryzius, spal. 80, = O.
ficijaliai pranesama, kad tai
kininkq kariuomenes Balka-
nuose yra pasiekusios "Gele-
zinius Vartus'' ant Dunojaus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-31
Newport, L. l., spal. 81

Kares laivyno sekretorius
Daniels cia kalbedamas pazy-
mejo, kad i 80 dienq reikia
laukti taikos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-31
TURKAI APLEIDo BAKU.

Zurich, spal. 31.-IS Mask
vos gauta ziniQ, kad tmkai be
iokiu r&lsiQ apleido miestQ
Baku ties Kaspijos jur6mis:.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-31
PIRKITE KARES TAUPY-
MO zEKLELIUS (W.s.s.).

vyriausyb6 jau Sc
mai sulaik6 siunGiamus is ma
mu kareiviams laiSkus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-31

Nestebetina, jei siandie
Austria nezino kur pulties
ir kas veikti.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-16

The new American operations in Lor,
raine, started by Pershing on Nov. 10, in
dictate that the American army was Just
coming into its power. The army which
really broke Germanys back was ready
for the fray with strength increasing all
the time rather than diminishing. We
do not mean by that to detract one bit
from the credit due the British, the
French, the Italians or the Belgians, but
we wish to emphasize that the American
army first swung the balances of the
war even and then tipped them decidedly
in favor of the allies. If it had not been
for the American army, it might easily
have been Germany that was demanding
the unconditional surrender of her foes
simply because of the fact that Germany
through release of hundreds of thousands
Of troops from the eastern front, had the
balance of power that was needed "a
bring victory to the Hohenzollern side
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-16
THE GERMAN REVOLUTION.

When the reyolutionists of Russia were
first gaining the ascendancy in their own
country undoubtedly through the ma
chination Of German governmental agen-
cies, probably the people Of Germany
little realized how that same lever was
to react against their own autocratic
government. Had they known il, the
governing classes of Germany would un-
doubtedly have preferred to take their
chances against both Russia and the al
lies rather than to run the risk of their
own Reorganization at later date But
they counted on the blind obedience Of
the German people, sometimes called the
best trained and most tractable people
Of Europe expecting that the people
would stand in line no matter what bur-
dens were placed upon them. The great
mass Of the German people may be con.
sidered as by instinct opposed TO the rule
Of holshevikism, yet they had been so
grossly imposed upon by the governing
classes and made to bleed, suffer and die
for the qualification of their rulers for
so long a period that their minds became
fertile ground for bhe planting of the
seed of revolt, and once the principles
got to work the seed grew with marvel
Gus rapidity until it has spread into a
far-reaching rebellion. The German ruiz
ing classes invited this disaster when
they attempted to work their sinister in
duence on the oppressed Russian people.
They are reaping what they sowed, Thus
far there has been q minimum of blood
shed and comparatively little pillaging,
if one were to believe the reports which
have been received through the censor of
the new power. 1t has been termed az
virtually a bloodless revolution. What
may lie just ahead of it is uncertain, but
il is probable that, deluded and made
tools Of as they have been for years, the
German people will be far more able to
shake themselves together into a stable
form Of government than the people of
the former car were. The new Germany
that is to rise from the ruins Of autoc-
racy ought to be reared far more quickly
than the citadel Of stable government is
being constructed in Russia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-16

The boys can't come back home yet j;
therefore, it is our duty to make them
as comfortable as possible during their
enforced stay in Europe This can be
done by raising the $250,OOO,00o needed
by the United War Work organizations
to carry along their splendid work Of
giving recreation, entertainment and bod
lily health to the two million and more
men who are on foreign land and the
other large body of men who are still in
home camps. We must not neglect our
men now that they have completed the
perilous part Of their work for us and
are now forced to do some Of the hum
drum drudgery Of army and navy life.
Those who have not subscribed to the
United War Work fund through war
chests or through contributions in the
drive that is on during the present week
should do so at once.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-16

Honors have been coming fast to Dr.
w. T. Slayton of Morrisyille He has
just been appointed member Of the Yer
mont state board of health, has been
elected town representative in the forth
coming legislature and has been named
as captain in the T. S. medical corps
DR.. Slayton has only recently resigned as
town health officer for Morristown, in
which position he showed a most mill
tant spirit against the invasion of infu-
enza.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-16
MOVING TO STATE HOUSE.
Various State Departments Get Quarters
--Federals Crowded Out

After several efforts have been made
by the different federal departments
in an effort to remain in the State House
at Montpelier during the coming win.
ter, they are now looking for quarters
outside the building, for at the meeting
Of the board Of control, held Friday, the
board assigned all the remaining avail
able rooms to the state offices and even
with that assignment the fish and game
commissioner is now yet provided for.
The officers who have occupied rooms
in the Colonial win soon commence NOV
ing to the State House The board made
the following assignment OF rooms;
The weights and measures department
is assigned to the offices formerly occu-
pied by the state treasurer, who now oc-
cupies the former offices of the secre.
tary of state.
The four rear rooms on the third floor
Of the west wing, with the space at Ell
Their end of the corridor, are assigned to
the commissioner of agriculture.
The three front rooms on the second
floor of the west wing are assigned to
the highway commissioner.
Hb hHt Atal AbktA0 hNatFHh " heAtAu
avenue, on the second floor of the west
wing, are assigned to the state engi.
neer
The four remaining rooms on the third
floor, the one remaining room and the
smoking room on the second floor of
the west wing, and rooms 8, 10, Is and
IA are reserved for committees Of the
legislature.
The present weights and measures Of
flee and the legislative reference library
office are assigned to the legislative ref
erence librarian
The board Of control directs that here
after, where possible, all printed forms
and envelopes bear the name Of the Of
fee, not the name of the individual Off
eial The name of an official or the
names Of members of board or com
mission may be printed on letterhesds.
The purpose Of this ruling is to prevent
waste in standard forms from one adj
ministration TO another.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-16

His parents live at Lyme, N. H. He en-
listed July IA, 1917, and is attached to
the signal corps of the Headquarters
company, l02d regiment. Before enlist
ing Private Heath was editor of the
Groton Times at Groton and the young
est editor Of the state. He was gradu-
ate of Bradford academy, in the class of
1916, and won a scholarship for the Uni
versity Of Vermont. He received cita-
ton for bravery from General Edwards
in one of the battles, and at the time
of his injury was to be transferred to
the American regimental headquarters
printing company. He was gassed July
%, and was confined in base hospital
until Oct IL.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-16

Marshal Foch's first official entry into
German-held territory following the sign
ing of the armistice was into Alsace-
Lorraine, that part of Germany which
was torn from France after the Franco
Prussian war nearly half century ago.
1t was significant of the purpose Of
France that this territory should be re.
claimed first of all and it was evidence
enough that Germany will be compelled
to relinquish those provinces when the
peace conference sits.