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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-02-06
Sedm tisic muzh tfeba pro pluk
mechanikn.

Washington, d. G., I. mora. -
Aviatickt sbory potfebuji 1000
NUN mimo draftovni vak, nejms-
ne Is rokt starych a ne starsich
nez 40 let, pro prvni pluk motto
rovgch mechanikd, ktery ma byti
vycvicen We Fort Hancock, Ga, a
DO te slouziti "a bitevnfmi liniemi
We Francii. vldda pokusi SO zlska-
Ii do tohoto pluku hlaynd zkuse-
ne femeslniky.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-02-06
Obnoveni bojh ma Balkane.

Washington, D. c., 4. dnora. =
Boje ma solunsk6 fronte, kde spo-
jenci mali V dmyslu proraziti ne.
pratelskou linii tohoto jara, byly
zahaicny, die depesi macedon.
ske fronty. Srbska, anglicka a
francouzska vojska operuji zapad-
ne cd jezera Dojran 1doli feky
yardaru a proti bulharsk}m posi-,
elm okoli hory Dobropolys po-
stoupila nedaleko Seres. Spojen
ci Monastyru napadli vojska ra.
kouska bnlharska. SLIM ofensi
va ma jare bude zahajena tech,
to mist, die nabledu vojenskych
kritikf.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-02-06
Bulharsko trva ma anneksich.

Amsterdam, 4. dnora. - Pre-.
mier Radoslavoy, die telegramu
ze Sofie, mluvil pred bulharskSm
snemem o vale6nych cileeh Bul.
harska a prohl6sil, ze jako vsech-
ny narodnosti tax i Bulbarsko 81
pfcje mfru, ale miru eestpeho,
kterg zachoval by jeho narodni
jcdnotnost. Tato jednotnost je je-
dinym ellen Bulharska q znamc-
ma pFipojcni provincie Dobrudza,
distriktd pfi fece Morava Ma
cedonic ku mstcfskf zerni, Bul-
harsku.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-02-06
Josef Triner,
zak|adateI firmv
Trinerovy, nrtev
Pan JOS Triner ST., podlehl ma
Floride v sobotr vecer nell
tostne chorobe.

Chicago, H., 4. mora. (Na
Sc zvlastni tclegraficka zpraya. ]
Zalna zprava dochazi ze St. Pc
tersburg, Fla. Pan Josef Triner
zakladatel po cele Americe zna
meho velkozavodu a nyni cd 10
prosince predseda inkorporovanf
firmy Joseph Triner Company.
podlehl ylekle chorob6 kornat6ni
cfv, iez dlouho hlodala na silnem
kofepi jeho zivota, az kone6nf
zvitezila Obklopen svymi nej,
drazsimi, ob6tavou svou choti 2
vsemi ttyfmi dcerami, dodychal
yzacny ten mH, iemuz naleai Wy
nikalicl misto V dAjinach tesko-
americkeho selfmademanstvl. -
Syn, pan Josef Triner, NIL, sekre.
tar Joseph Triner Company, jedi
ny nemohl byti pritomen posled
MIN okamzikhm otcoyym, isa ja-
ko ddstojnik V aktivni sluzbe va
zan syou poyinnosti k Chicagu.
We yeku 81 let opustil mas muz,
jenz zlstane trvalym yzorem ne
zdoln6 yytrvalosti Narodiv Sc
10. brezna 1861 V Kacerove u
Kraloyic Y Cechach, pribyl S rodi-
!, Gi do Ameriky roku 1879 a $ e
nergil sobe vlastnl zkusil celou ra-
du poyolani, az konecne r. 1890
uvedl ma trh "Trinerovo LeGive
Horko Vino, 6imz nalezl pole, ma
lnemz mohl rozvinouti S celou ST.
lou sve obchodni schopnosti W
robek byl prvni sveho druhu v A.
merice a zveGn6l6mu nezbylo nez
zakusiti vsechny strasti pionyr-
sk6. Pfekazky. jez stayely Sc V
cestu obchodnimu zdaru vyrobku,
"a nimz nestal zadny kapital, by
lly velike. Podnikavy duch zvec-
ln6leho medal Sc vsak zmalomysl-
lneti AMI tim, ze nekolikrat srazen
byl zpet, a tax bylo ien pfiroze-
mo, ze zavod 2 malFeh pocatkH ma
|lS. a May ul., posleze vyrostl v
dnesni yelkozavod ma rohu Hast.
ling St., kde pred 10 lety VISTA.
vena budoya {. l333-1343 S. Ash.
land Ave. stezi jiz postati obchod-
Inimu rozmachu teto velko-vyrob
my oblibenych rodinnych lekd. Ze,
lsnuly zbudoval svhi podnik a sro
stl MIN ton m6rou, ze Y mem ma
Heal nejv9tSi sye poteseni. JeSti
pred rokcm zahy po S. hodine ran
nj nebo drive pfichazfval d.
kancelarc posledni . nj yecel
odchazcl, jsa jako vSichni pray
velci obchodnici amerieti hlau
tepnou sveho zavodu, A kdy.
lsrpnova vyjizdka na Alasku, Vi
jniu zdrayi podniknu.a, skonGili
tax neblaze, ze Sc vratil tezce cho
Iry v prdvodu oSetroyatelky a u
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-02-06

5 americkou armadou We Fran
eli, 4. Gnora. - Americka vojska
zaujala east bitevni linie ma from
te V Lotrinsku We Francii. Toto o.
znameni bylo doyoleno uciniti yo-
iensk gm censorem. Geld mericka
vfse6 otfasa SC V dun6ni del. De
lostfelecky ohefl stal Sc prudkym
podel americke fronty sobotu.
NepratelSti stfelci poranili diva
Americany lehce rdno.
Zmena yzduchu odstranila MI
hu. ktera stezoyala yzduchoplave-
exc operace a jinou tinnost po ne
kolik dni. Mnozstyl bitev We
vzduchu bylo syedeno patrolnimi
aeroplany sobotu odpoledne. V
jcdnom pfipad6 trmcouzsti ayia-
tikove zmafili pokus nemecklch
letcl o pfekroGcnl "a americke
zakopy. Dalostfelectyo strelci
jevih take znaenou cinnost. Ame-
ricke petasedmdesatky stezujl ko-
munikaci "a nepfatclsklmi 2ako-
py. Nemci soustreduji ohed hla-
vne ma amcrick6 zdkopy. Pc ee-
lou noe V patek strojoyf pusky
rachotily nepfetrzit6 cd meme
ckych zakop6.
KorrespondentGm, kteff trvale
'byii ustanoyeni pro americkou ar
madu, byli oznameno, ze mohou
Sc yoln6 pohyboyati pasmu boz
ic, vyjimaje zakop1, bez zlastni-
no dovoleni a bez prdvodu, kdyz
byli oznamili syoji pfitomnost We
litelstvi diyisc. IL ktere Sc naleza-
j. Poneyadz vsechny cesty "a
frontou nalezaji sc V dostfclu ne
ckych del jsou Nemci pozoro-
vany, nenf dovoleno vice nez dye-
ma korrespondentum kraccti po-
hromade. Musi nositi protiplyno-
We masky helmice V nebezpcc-
nych mistech. Novinaii musi 81
ziskati zvlastni dovoleni, cht6ji-li
navstfviti zakopy a musi byti do
provazeni dIstoJnikem.
Skute6nost, ze americka vojska
naltzaji Sc zakopech Lotrin-
sku, odhalena byla nemcckou va
lccnou Gfadovnou pred tfemi me-
siei. V te dobe, die sdeleni lifed-
nlho nemcckeho oznamcni, Ame-
ricane nalezali Sc ma fronte Ryn-
sko-marneskeho kanalu, ktcry
protfna bitevni linii nedaleko ne.
meckeho pomezi, yychodne cd
Nancy. Toto ointment bylo uei-
memo V uredni zpraye Berlma Q
prvnim nemeckem najezdu ma a.
mericke posice, v kterem til A.
mericane byli nsmrceni, pet rane-
no a 12 zajato.
Vychodni konec bitevni linie We
Francii a Belgii bezf skrze fran.
couzske a n6mecke Lotrinsko. =
Francouzske Lotrinsko, kterem
naleza sc americka vysec, potato
je do Department. Maasy, jeho5
kapitolem ie Verdnn, Meurthe
Et-Noselle, jehoz kapitolem jest
Nancy, Vogesy s kapitolem E
pinal. D6lka fronty We francouz
skem Lotrinsku je asi $50 mil
Tato sekce bitevni linie rozsi
fuje Sc do departmental Maasy oC
Marine, nedaleko st. Menehould &
bezi smerem yychodnim k seve
ri od Verdunu, jizne k ST. Mihi
elu vycbodne k nemeekemu po
mezi. Zde pax obraci Sc sm6rcn
jihovychodnim a bezi temef rov
nobezn6 pomezlm do okoli Lein
try. Pod Leintry protina sekc
francouzske pldy, miji Radonvil
Ter a Senones A bezi k bodn W
chodne cd st. Die a opetne proti
nj nGmecke pomezi v bode zapad
ne od Colmaru. Zbytek linie J
svycarskfmu pomezf naleza sc o
p9tne V Nemecku. -
Cd bitvy u verdunu nebylo bo
ID veike ddlezitosti podel tet'
fronty. Po vetsi cast linie we'd
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-02-06
Americka vojska ma bitevni |inii

lrzcn byl ma dlouho ma loze, je.
dinym .ieho pfanim bylo, aby Sc
Ease mohl podivati do Syeho Ia
vodu. kdyz pax choroba ma chyi-
Ii polevila a dovolila mu vychaze-
ii, bylo az tklivo spatiiti tn ieho
radost, jakou vchazel vzdy ma
kratkou navstevu do 2avodu.
Mysl jeho pfi tom stale pracoya
la pro blaho podniku, .ienz 2usta-
va jeho trvalym pomnlkem, tax
doslo kratce pred odjezdem ma
Floridu jeste k inkorporaci zavo-
|du, ktery nyni pfechazi pod vrch.
nj flzenl jeho syna pana JOS. Tri-
nera MI, V lehoa rukou "a osv6d-
Gene odborne zdatnosti tfedni-
ctva, V jehoz 6ele stojl PIP. j. V.
'St6rba general manager, Fr
ISedlak (cashier) a DR.. Voian
advertising manager). pokyete
dale ku cti sveho zakladatele.
PoGatkem prosince zveGnely ma
radu lekafu odebral SO ma Flori-
du, ably Sc yyhnul hrozici zle III
ne. Vzacn6 ob6tava chot jeho pa
ii kateiina Trinerova. jca od srp-
Ia celd dny a noel pccoyala 0 mi
lovan6ho sveho chote, a dcera
'leGna Anna Trinerova, jelly $ ne
nocnym, o Vanoclch pax pfibyli
ma kratSl navstevu syn pan Josef
Frincr NIL, a yet DR.. Lagorio.
1dyz pax pred tydnem sil nemoc-
l6ho potalo rychle ubyyati a 2rak
'eslabl, primely znepokojujici
1prayy ostatn1 tri provdane dee
y. PAM Kamilu Wenterovou, Ell
Il Lagoriovou a Libusi Klauso-
you, k odjezdu ma Floridu, kGtn
oiijely cas-, ably molly straviti
oosledni dny Sc SWIM drahym
)tcem.
Zvetn6ly byl clenem mnoha &C.
sklch spolkd, zejmena radu Yer
lost, els. s, c. S. p. s.. loze Pro
lop Velik.E, {. 3, J. T., klubu 6es
ikych zednaru "Dobroysky", c.
,ke Besedy, Umeleckeho klubu, Z
anglickych spolku uvadime zvla-
jte Arcana Lodge No, III A, +. 4
A. NJ. (byl zednafem SO. stupntl,
Washington Chapter, 43, K. A,
VI. Medinah Temple Shrine, Ori-
entail Consistory S. p. r. S., Hi
nois Manufacturers Ass H., Hi
nois Athletic Club, Press Club,
Art Institute atd. i cetnych je-
no dfiveisich spolkovych zasluh
lvadime zvlaste .jeho n6kdejSi
horliyou cinnost ochotnickou a y
poslednejsi DOLBY pokladnidni
funkce Cesko-Americke Narodni
Radv. Mimo zalem zdrcenon chof.
syna wise uyedene ttyfi dcery,
zanechava tn zete PIP. Wentera,
Dr.. Lagoria a klause a pet vnou-
eat ruth a Willie Wenterovi,
Francis Carlotta Lagoriovi a
Naoma Klausova), jakoz radu
dalsich pfibuzntch.
Den pohrbu bude ustanoven,
jakmile bude telcsna schranka zes-
nuleho dopravena 2 Floridy do
Chicago.
Cest budiz jeho pamateel
Pan Josef Triner byl dobre
znam i ma naSem zapad6 a mel zde
yelke mnozstvi upfimnych pratel,
ktefi zpravu jeho skonu pfi-
jmou uprimnJm politovanim.
Vydavatelstvo a redakce vyslovu-
je rodin6 Trinerove svojl ncju-
pfimneisi soustrast.)
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-02-06
po6Asf PRO oMAHu A oKoLf,

Omaha okoli: Pekn6; teplcji.
Nebraska: Vscobecna peknS Y
pondAf a dtery s mfrne stoupajfcf
temperaturou
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-03

d.Na.s Mrs; W. M. Worthen and little dvsn'er davs were in Little Rock yester-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-03
CRADLE ROLL DAY AT
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Cradle roll day is to be observed today at the First Christian church. There will be a special program and the babies of the cradle roll will be present. It is planned to have large Sunday school. The Sunday school of the local church enters contest today with the First Christian Sunday school of Fort Smith. This promises to be an interesting race.
 The church service this morning is to be great fellowship meeting in preparation for the revival meetings which begin next Sunday. In these meetings the pastor of the church, Rev. A. Homer Jordan will be assist ed by Prof. H. s. Saxton and wife of Troy, Ohio. Prof. Saxton is said to be one of the best soloists and choir directors in the country. Mrs. Sax ton is an accomplished violinist. The Daily Ledger of Tacoma Washington, says, "Mr. SaXton has solved the prob. lem of empty church pews. His music is inspiring. Every one wants to sing under his leadership"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-03
STEVENS PARTY HERE.

Evangelist and Mrs. George T. Stev- ems and little daughters, Helen and Eleanor, and MT. and Mrs. Harry A. James. of Hot Springs, arrived in Pine Bluff for visit with friends yesterday. They will remain over here for several days and, in the meantime, it is said that arrange ments will be made for the holding of two or more services by Evangelist Stevens at the tabernacle this week.
 Evangelist Stevens reports he has just closed a remarkably successful revival meeting at Hot Springs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-03
CAN'T KISS WIFE
 BY FORCE--COURT
MATINEE l 300, 9:3O and 4M D. m.

Newark, N. J., March 2.--John Me Donald of MOntclaire, sands convict ed today of assault and battery for kissing his wife by force.
 No husband has q legal right to kiss his wife by force," Prosecutor Mott told the jury which tried Mac Donald on the charge. "That act, I assure you. is pure assault and bat, tery in the eyes of the law"
 Mac Donald, it was alleged, forcibly obtained the kiss, after his wife had refused to make up." The jury, con- victed him. in fifteen minutes. Sen tence w6s deferred.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-03
BIG SAVING.

One customer says he quit 'oDs, s,.. after 20 years use, after taElnSM Sn SMeab third of a bottle of No.Bac-Co ,msouih mh Wash. Now saving sS per
 formerly spent for tobacco. 9... feuit
 Feels better, looks better h su,l loves him better. Nothlng .'ybaues low. No constitutional als.' el;. V. { or i'll effects. $1 per bot6lys,H t16ysH. IJkl Brasher, Druggist. Pine D'
 T 6 Sun. If. <
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-03
THE CASH AND CARRY" PLAN

The advantage and economy to the consumer of the leash and carry" sys- tenn over the "charge it'' custom are described in impressive manner in an advertisement in this issue of The Graphic of Halls Cash Groceries. The advertisement shows that the consum- CTS pays for deliveries and all costs of operation, and that the leash and carry" plan offers the most economical method of purchasing groceries.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-03
SCOUTS SELL W. s. $.

A campaign for the sale of war sav- ings stamps was started Friday by the local troop of Boy Scouts, num- her 2 and orders were taken for sev- eral hundred dollars worth of the war stamps. The boys propose to make a systematic house to house canvass.
 Gathraith Gould, one of the boys in the boys department of the Y. M. c. A., has already sold $500 worth of the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-03
CARD OF THANKS.

We want to thank friends, neigh bors and all for the many acts of kindness during our Bereavement oc- casioned by the 6eath of our dear son and brother. Hay God bless you and yours
 MIR. AND MRS. s. r. SANS.
 ERNEST SANS,
 FREDA SANS.
 MRS. DELLA M. POOLE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-03
BOY SCOUTS AT CHURCH
Will Attend c. E. Services at Presby.
 terian Church Tonight.

Members of Boy Scout troop No. ? are asked to meet at 6:15 o'clock this evening at the Y. M. c. A., from which place they will march in body to the First Presbyterian church to at- tend the patriotic services of the Christian Endeavor society.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-03
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our friends for the many kindnesses shown us dur ing. the sickness and upon the oc. caslon of the death of ous husband, father and brother. Also do we thank them for many beautiful floral offerings.
 MRS. F.. l.. SMITH AND SON.
 MIR. AND MRS. J. M. SMITH.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-03

G. we will unload another carload of sne mules today Also have four or nxs uo sood saddle horses on hand
 Hewitt & Atkinson. Telenhono % Ia7a
 u;s we receive weekly shipments of nHourl wii; mules and saddle horses. It VII, VIII pay you to inspect them hafore atb ,'Ag. Hewitt & Atkinson, 2l6 w.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-03

BED SPREADS Made of heavy quality hemmsu sl full double bed size, new pp RHaso 10 terms. Special Price------'' ''''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-03

Pitcher Bill James, the old Braves' star, says his wing is again O. K., and hopes that Boss Stallings will give him an opportunity to prove it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-03
w. s. S.. and other good reports were made at the bean supper Friday night.
The Glad Hand.
NIGHT 6:45, S:15 and 9:45 D. m.

You can't always tell by de ap- plause,' said Uncle Eben. "A banjo player ain near as useful as farm hand, but he stirs up heap more en- thuSiasm."
 Riley Auto-tire company nave the nose complete stock of auto tires in this city. 3-3.tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-03
NOTICE OF REMOVAL

Attorney B. F. Ashcraft has remov- ed his office from over the National Bank of Arkansas to over Bobbitt & Dancy's drug store, 120 1-2 Main street Phone 425. 2-17-1in.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-03

Tire trouble is made a pleasure by taking advantage of Riley" service. Zone 7OS. 2-2,tf
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-25
SPORTING EDITORS FAvOR
NEW ARMY BOXING RULES

William H. Recap, the noted 50
thorify on boxing, and sports editor
OF the Philadelphia Pubic Ledger,
has explained why he awarded the
decision to Benny Leonard On June
25th, when Leonard boxed Jack
Britton in the Quaker City. Recap
says in arriving at the decision he
kept continually in mind the new
code OF boxing rules issued by DR..
Raycroft, head OF the Athletics Divf-
sion Of the War DEPARTMENT. Com
mission on Training Camp AetivftiOa-
Sporting editors all over the coun-
try are realizing that the new army
boxing code fills need. 1t emDha-
sizes clean, clever and fast fighting.
A premium is placed on the man who
forces the ring battle, takes his
chances and uses his best efforts TO
win, and win decisively. The man
who stalls, evades, clinehes or Il on
the defensive continually should lose
when Anal judgment 10 made.
In explaining why he awarded the
decision to Benny. Leonard. Recap
says:
Referees and judges Of b0xine are
asked by the War Departments Com
mission on Training Camp Activities
to lend their aid in encouraging ag-
gressiVe boxing. The writer IA with
the United States Government IN his
judgment of boxers and boxing con-
tests. In arriving at the decision in
the Benny Leonard-Jack Britton boat
he kept the Government code con-
tinually in mind. Leonard did the
greater part Of the leading, landed the
greater number of clean blows on
leads. blocked when blocking count
ed, and was entitled to the decision.
Britton fought Q defensive battle. be-
ing the aggreesor only I'm streaks.
He frequently played evastva and
used the ring to keep himself out Of
harms way. Those tactics we're al
right before the war. But not now.
America is developing an army Of
lighters. Each man must learn 70
tear In and give his opponent NO
quarter.
"All housekeeping, coveE1nG-up
and purely defensive work ere dis
couraged under the army boxing
rules, and each contestant D. made
subject to penalty for such work.
An efficient lighting soldier must not
only be trained in the technique OF
offense and defense, but must be
charged with the proper fighttng
spirit.
ut is to be hoped that every critic,
every referee and all men who Judge
boxing contests in America win stand
by the Government in it's effort to
develop q lighting army and Live Nd
faithfully to the new code.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-25
ALL AMERICAN DEAD
TO BE BROUGHT HOME
AT END OF THE WAR

The following statement has
been authorized by the War De-
paREmcmt:
The question Of returning the
bodies Of soldiers who are killed
or die ON foreign service has been
considered by the War Department
and the Navy Department In COM
junction. The committee consid-
erfng this matter went into the
case im all its aspects and it has
been decided that the bodies Of
our soldiers, sailors, marines and
civilian employees who are killed
or die I'm France cannot be re-
turned to tkAs country for inter.
ment until after the close of the
war.
General Pershing has arranged
with the French Government for
sections Of the country to be used
as military cemeteries, and the
Quaefermaster Corps has organ
lied and is now operating In
France certain organizations called
Grave Registration Units.
These units are charged with
the duty Of burying the dead. car
ing for the cemeteries, and the
Identification records Of those bur
led. This is done in such q man
neR that there win be no cOmfuafOn
or doubt as to the identity Of any
soldier M0w buried when his body
10 tAken up to be transported home
sitter tho war.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-25
GOVT. CHANGES MODE OF
HANDLING ALLOTMENTS

A radical change in the method Of
handling allotments and family al
lowances, which will speed up the
delivery Of Government checks to the
dependents of soldiers and sailors,
went into effect July /. Several inn
portant amendments of the War-Risk
Insurance Act, approved by the Presi-
dent. made possible the change in
procedure.
Under the new rules every enlisted
man, In the military or naval service,
regardless of rank or pay. must make
the same compulsory allotment to his
wife and children, SIS month. To
this allotment the. Government will
add q monthly allowance ranging
from IS q month for . motherless
child, and $15 for wife without chill
dren, mp to maximum of $50.
In addition, the enlisted man, IL he
desire Government allowances for his
dependent parents, grandparents,
grandchildren, brothers and sisters,
may make voluntary allotments to-
them-ixed by the new amendments
at SIS o month, where allotment is
made to wife and children, and SIS
where no such allotment is made.
Heretofore allotments were on a slid
ing scale and varied accordingly to
the soldiers pay or the numbers and
personnel of his family.
The new system, which was put
into effect with the approval Of the
War and Navy Departments, simpli-
fles the administration Of aIlotments
and allowances, both BY the Bureau
Of War-Risk Insurance and in the
field. HencefoFth the Bureau Of
War-Riak Insurance win handle al
l0tments OF only two amounts, SIS
or $40.
The amounts Of family allowances
paid by the Government to supple
ment these ali0<meuks were not
changed by the amended laws.
Beginning with July pay. the Bu-
reau OF War-Risk Insurance viii han
die allotments only to support fam
lily alIoWanceS-&nd then only In the
amounts required by law to support
such allowances. The excess alEot-
ments, and allotments to persons not
entitled to allowances, win be han
died by the War Department, Navy
Department. Marine Corps or Coast
Guard
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-25
ARMY TRAINING IMPROVES
MEN BY 800 PER CENT

An army physician was explaining
enthusiastically the fact that the new
discipline and training now required
Of the American soldier improves the
average enlisted mans physical con-
ditiOn not less than SEQ per cent.
And you would not think It 50"
he declared, but the basis OF all this
Improvement Is q greatly increased
supply Of oxygen-more oxygen, to
enrich the blood, to digest the food, to
give the circulatOry system increased
carrying power both for rebuilding
the body and for drawing OF the
waste matter"
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-25
A PATRIOT IN STRIPES


The sssMds of France that ssUsst Ocsess
thy bleeding feds.
Ger tyeseh or dMg0wt Ts1sOs tokes ~
yields,
Westward they come across TIE oesGs
UGst
With echoes of q moHynfaI bNgls blast,
:. n ceGseless solemn melody:
The tops that kno1c no yeveiBs.
Ind from the billion oyga. of ths Nsighsy
sea,
Through booming sNrfs to spyiNgeIod
mood and lea,
Frow graves that hear no queer of The
grass
There comes the echo of RAqsiem
Mass:
TIE tops that knoaUs no yeysi1Ie,
The hero-h0lIo1Oed melody.
Ind still. zcitk eors that hear, ~ Asov Il
not bit sleep
Fbosoh aCe, too, France, hovs ssotheys
non 1Uho 7CeeP.
.3wt far seems yet the 1U0T-cI0sd OF tise
Han,
For osr skies are blss ssd filed wiah
.ssSH.
Ne tops fhdt Rn0zO no reUestH
Is bNt distant melody.
Oh God, wsNst tops be sounded here on
err sod
Before ne realize thGt h0Hds Ssxst toll
That eTyy man and mate Nsast 1yeely
givs
Their HttermOst. their all thOt Ue mGy
1ive
To heo1-Mot taps bNt-Tevei1e
1t doavs of world democracy.
Amd Sy0H the eagle cease to sOav assd
bMSS0rds 1OiB0
TIe1 sc0y Ger fields sUheye NOw nss
c0ynLGYks sing
Before zUe see that all of ~ Nsatss fgM
With 0MN or spade united IN the Hight
To make the tops reveiatF;
The Omtben of The IGsds 50 1Svs.
From Good Words" pnb1ished
monthly by the men confined in the
q. 8. prison. Atlanta.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-25
WHAT TAFT SAYS
This IL from former Preadem3
EWH1Ramma N. Taft.

This IL from former Pressden3
WaIRanm III. Taft:
saTlae art Of war has turmed the
Gerrnans' heads. Everv victory has
in6aeased The size of their heads.
Ther urav TO a German god. One
% them reRevred to tane rod high
aboge the cherubdm. serapkfrn and
the Zeppaain. Germany was ready
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-25
SIZES UPSET

The National Headquarters Of
TrsmcA and Camp has received pa
fAetie and touching letter from q
kaxl who begs for q certain copy of
fhia PAPER. Is seems she borrowed
ne papeT from girl friend whose
krDther had sent It home from camp
end lot It after borrowing It. The
&0ad1aFss SISTER has stopped speaking
10 ~ beeaMBe sl1e lost the paper.
Nhfn 9fyes an idea as TO hoy highly
he relatives Of soldiers prize copies
oe Trench and Camp. Are you send
fmxyOmr paper home each week?