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marginea unei grinzi 81 ramase asst.
fel atarn1nd in gol deasupra apei.
Batrinul pleca atunci, 81 : infrico-
sat de spus = 1ncepu sd loveasca de
9ctele fetei ca sa lie desfaca de grin
da.
In acca clipa snprema, o hMtime
de ginduri 81 amentiri trecu Gu iu-
teala fulgeruului prin mintea Ma
risiei. Lipinsk-ul, isvorul, corabia,
firtuna, suferintele 81 mizeria din
New York;. Oar ce IMMUNE se
savirseste acum in jurul copilei' In
Get, fneet, Sc vede ivindu-se o cora
bic care fnfrunta tot mereu valuri-
le; pc corabie o granada de lume
81 in mijloc doua brate, carl Sc in
'tind spre ca. Bunatatea dumezeias-
ca E el, Iasko al sau, care. ii intin-
de miinele. Deasupra lui 81 deasu-
pra yasalni plnteste Maica Domnu-
lui in toata marietta razelor sale. ).
Viziunea cereasca Sc pierde 81 Sc RI
sipeste in yazdnh.
Oh Fecioara binecuvintata,
Iasko al meu, Iasko al meu I! Inca Q
clipa!
Pentfu cea din urIn4 dat6 ridic4
privirea spre batffn: oh, tatx, Al
to, privBtei = fecioara
Inca uh, moment, aceleayii flini,
care putin mi inainte voiserS I .
ingroape IA abis, p traser4 81 a. y
putere allprsoneneasc4 8 ridiesrx
a - "A sinti isrssi p6m1ntul snb
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picioare, Sc simti strinsa de doui
brate, bratele iabite ale tatalhi -
calau 81 capu-i obosit Sc odihnestt
pc pieptul parintesc.
Cind Isl veni in simtiri, Marsha
era asezata l1nga batrin. Intunere-
cul domnia 81 acum adinc. Simtia
cu toate acestea ca batrinul Szacea
la picioarele sale, simti ca un plins
surd 81 dhreros ii sguduia pieptul.
MarisiA Sc ruga el Gu glasu1
topit in plins, Marsha, ingerul meu,
iarta- ma!
Pipaind Gu degetele in fntunerec,
copiIa cauta nina tatalui, lar bu-
zele lui 0 atinsera fntr 'un sarut.
- Asa sd tie ierte Dnmnezeu,
cum team iertat Ell, sopti en- Q
.unda de glas.
Indata, din slaba lucire &c de
cite-va minute 1mina putin ori-
zontul, apAru inject, inject, lumina
dragalasa a lunii in limpezimea
splendoarii sale argintate 81 pentru
9 doua oara Marsha vazu savirsin-
du-se ceva minunat. SiruFi de viziu-
III fngeresti, duse III sbor pe razeIc
iunii, se plecau spfe ea miscindursi
aripile anrite 81 ciptsn cti IN dulce
gopot az glseuri copjlaresti.
's 81 Pace fir, skxInank ii llicuta
sbucig peoe fe sSlu1snx pa-
skFic4 pase tie loi'ielek a. spin u-
asll d rIbd S6S 81
cmtind ssti misas a jllrul
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rise odata, de doua orr, apoi deschi
sc ochii.
Ratr1nul atunci Sc arunca in ge
nunchi si-si ridica privirea sprt
Ger, pc cfnd doua lacrimi ne mai ii.
mite Sc coborlra in JOS pc obrajii
fricosi. Tocmd acum vedea el ca a.
ceasta copM este lnmipa 0chilor
sal, sufletul sufletului sau, niste
n6aste sfinte 81 venerate mai mutt
de cit orice lQcru din hume.
Ea mn numai ca se>destepta, dar
- destepta mai sanatdasa 81 mai in
tArita de cit zilele din nainte. Noap
tea petrecuta sub cerul liber,i dar
in serul curat 81 sanatos care ssfla
in port, il adnsese mai mnlt ajntar
de ut lndihna ii admnsfera bolnx-
vicioasa a c0cioabii lor. Nh numai
81 se destepta, dar ~ destept8 In
toartA a yiata ,caci cum deschise O.
chii, Sc ridica Pc sczut 81 - indrcp-
- spre tatdl:
rat&, exclamx mi-e faa-
me, Att le fpanas !!
Vim cu mine, scnmpo rxs-
punt ~ eanfxm pe tzrnaul md
,.$f{ 49, - VI -e.x !. !. .<.A
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Parochia ro1nfna gr. 0rt ,po.
gorirea Bnchnhii Sf1nt's din De.
troit, Mich, roaga toata pre0ti-
mea de ritul gr. ort. din StAtele
Unite, a Sc adresa ComitetuIui
parochial din SCI +. Lafayette,
cei ce an buna vointa 4 ocupa po-
stul vacant al parochici sns nu-
mita.
Parochia dispune de biscrica,
scoala 81 casa parochiaia.
vasile Macedolian, preg0dinte.
(NO. 2-4-6).
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REPREzENTANTII
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ALLIANCE, o. - vichente G.
Zagan, P. o. B. 93..
CHICAGO, ILL. - Paul D. TO,
!. mi, 14OO Fullerton AvU..
DETROIT, MICH. = Stefan Lu.
tai, 366 Farnsworth Str.
e. YOUNGSTOWN, o. - George
Marhao, P. o. B. 1856.
FARRELL, PA. = p. j. Costea
COL Broadway.
HELENA, MONT. - loan Dan.
ella, P. O. B. 984.
KOKOM0 IND. - G. l., Dordea,
q California Str, Indianapo.
lis, Ind.
MASSILLON, O. - loan Neagu,
1913 Kent Street.
SHARON, PA. - Petru Major,
P. o. B. 343, Farrell, Ps.
YOUNGSTOWN, @. = loan Bu-
dai, 1872 S. Forest Ave-, Young
stown, O.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. "a. Brx-
nut, 1850 n. 5 Str.
AKRON, O. - Il. s. Moga,s p. O.
Box 387 F., p. Station
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DARE DE sEAMA 81 l1ULTU
MITA PUBL1CA.

Societatea f6m1na de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Vasile Stoica" din Ko-
komo, Ind, in ziua de 3 Infie
1918 avut sfintirea halei 81 a
drapelelor Societatii,.care q avut
un rezultat foartc mnltumitor, a.
tit din piinct de vcdere moral,
cit 81 material.
Deci pc aceasta Gale aducem ce-
lie mai sincere multumiri tuturor
Solicitation 81 tuturor fratilor
Romini, care an luat parte Ia a.
ceasta sarbare noastra.
Asemenea multumim 81 surori-
lor Societati care ne participfnd
Ia aceasta sarbare, ne-au- TRIMS
darul dior prin money order,
precum 81 acelora care nnmai
sd numesc surori, lara la aface-
re refuza sd cunoasca cumca
suntem lcgate in u. S. r. A..
Asemenea multumim tntnror
fratilor care au contribute cn SUI
prasolviri dupa cum nrmcaza:
Parintele Octavian Murasan
$5; u. s. r. A. $40; loan N. Su-
fana, easier general $40; Soc.
Octavian Goga So; Soc. Steaua
Rbmina, indianapolis, Indiana
$40; Institutul Tipografis al zia,
rului America" $40; Societatea
SentinelaDRomina Fort Wayne.
Ind. So; loan C. Stefan, Fort
Wayne, Ind. So; Soc. Andreill
Baron dc Sagunaj 81 Crucea Ro-
nina, Tcrrehaute, Ind. So; Pa
rochia ST. Andrein, Terrehaute,
Ind. So; Soc. DIR. Vasile Lucaciu,
Clinton, Ind. So; Tudor Chiafda,
Clinton, Ind. So; Soc. Lumlna
Poporului Romin, Indianapolis,
Ind. So; Vasile Neamtu 81; Soc.
lie Martin Salisteannl, Muncie,
Indiana $3; Iosif Patru SO; Pa
rociha Mihail 81 Gavril, Fort
Wayne, Ind. SO; Soc. Dragostea
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Impede 81 senina, numai soarele
ar fncalzi-o indata eli razele sale!
.PescaruSii incepura sa sboare in
jurul Ell 81 so apere Gu aripile lor.
De la apls sufla un zefir usor, ca.
re rasp1ndia~ceata diminetii 81 ae-
rnl tremura miscat de dulceata 81
blinda racoare primayaratica. Sc
Iiyi in sf1rsit soarele.. Primele ,sale
raEe atinsera virtnl platformei, a.
lpQi Sc revarsara gingas pc bolnavi-
|cioasa fata fetei 81 ajpnsera al o
sarnte 81 Sd b imbratiseze. Raxcle
anrii 81 parul blond despletit de u.
[1aeziala 81 lnpta din timpul nopNi,
ri fncadrau chipm incingindu-l Gu
[nn 1ndoit nimb de lumina, ii dau
I'M txtisarea nnei vixiuni fngeresti,
|easi cum nenDrocirea 81 snfelSntele
|RF ii schimbat-0.
Deasnpra apclnr Sc malta pc me-
simtite . mareata u de- primAyara.
b ininnt il minut soarele deye-
|nea mi cald, vilitul mfngiia fats
{ pilei 81 pesckr.,sii sbarsp n Ger
lsi tot mai repesi II jjuFal u 60 81
|eyI 81 II vroit ~ B destepte din
n somn lung. Lorento ~ des-.
Z ei1A si-i aecperi fsta. M
e q ~ ar X pdstrA X pentr,a
& lai3 4 iasai NM slrspt.
'ltr I 4 mini
u \
d ! I! I y iIss 1 4 ~;
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net de hirtie ascnns intre grinzile.
&puntii; in el era carne safata, PHI
ne 81 porumb copt, toate acoperitc
ca 1ngrijire intr' o basma. Firestc
9 ascunsese acolo vr'un lucr&tor,
care socotea sa-si pastreze mincare
lsi' pentru doua ri in adevar ace
sta este indeobste obiceiul lucrato-
|rilor din porturile Statelor Unite.
LORENZO 81 MARSHA insa Isl explica5
"a aceasta combinatic norocoasa In
Itr 'un chip 81 mai simplu. Cine. "a
cpnsese acea m1ncare fntre grinxi-
le puntiii Dumnezep, insusi Dunn
nezeu, acel Dumnezen care hraneste
pasarile cernlui,, pestii marii 81 flo
ricelcle livezii, Dnmnczeu eel mare |!
bun 81 fnteleptl
Sc oprirA IN moment, pronunta-
"a q r,gaci,lne 81 pipcara Gu laeo-
ME acee mincare prea putina pen
|tru foanea lOr. Dupa aceasta, apn-
carA ealea spre port.
Mersera astfSl eit-va timp. Se
simtian1lAi tar, mai il1tariti III pn-
teri. Cum trecurx wanna sellnAsep
tar6 spre oras de pattea Brnhi-
-
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lcat teribil pretul articolilor de ba-
lcanie. Despre toate acestea 7nsa mn
a spns nimanni nimica. A hlcrat Q
saptamina 81 STA reservat seara din
urma, cea dinainte de plecare, ca sa
vorbeasca en- Emil mtre patru O.
chi.
Marta sa culcase de timpuriu. r.
ia obOsita. Ei stateau la masa. Iii
nuta tacea. Era una din taccrile a.
celea earl snnt prevestitoarc fnrtu-
nil Appropriate, care curata, matura
81 poleieste. Emil o intreba sfiios:
- Linuta, esti suparata pc mine
= Nh. Oar ma doare pentru cd
ma vad inceluita in credinta &c o a.
yean desprc tine.
= Linuta!
Ea lasa putin in jos perdeaua
lampii. Frau in penumbra. Pove-
steau despre lucruri triste, cu un
|glas stins, cum eel al desperate
sau al patimei inabusite, carl sunt
gaia sa izbucncasca in fiecare mo-
ment.
- Cit de Gu totnl altcum fmi in
chipuiscm en tOate - 1ncepu Linu-
ia. - 81 niciodata n as fl crezut
sd vina CARA fatala, in care sd flu
lsilita a ii aduce aminte de datorin-
| tele tale. Iata acum aci: Ce sa ii
spun? Tc rog fiji cavalier. Cruta-ma
de esplicatii 81 vorba lunga. Restul,
ceteste-'l in fata mea, in inima mea,
in sufletul meu, pentru-ca nu ii
mai pot vorbi.
Emil Zimbi durerOs:
= S'a tinguit Marta? Stii ca e
interesanta? 81 Ell, care in fiecare
ri binecuvintata tree peste un cal
var intreg, ell tac. :. ST imi port
crucea mai departe. in credinta ca
odata 81 odata totusi sd cad sub
povara eli 81 atunci vol fl scapat, Iii
nuta!
- Lasa-le astca, Emil. Nh aiu-
ia Eu 1ngaduiesc ca sufcri 81 tu. /.
- Cit eSti de draruta ii rinOStS
Emil fntepator. a
= Bine, suferi. Oar daca am a.
juns pima aci, a cui vina ca sufe-
ri? FIJI curagios. Priveste in ochii
limpezi al adevarului. tn singur,
din propria- ii vointa, ti-ai ales ne
vasta. Cred ca al iubit la d1nsa in
susirile pc care lie are. De ce dara ce
ri della dinsa aceea ce nu are 81 ce.
prin urmare nici nu poate sa I'll
dea. Ingaduicsc ca nu este asa. In
gaduiasc ca al cazut jertfa unei
straluciri, unei grescli. Oar atunci
al cui au fost ochii carl au stralu-
cit 81 a cui fost gresala? Femeia
ia nu este datOare sa fie asa cum
al crezut o tn. Din contra, datorin-
ia ia ar fl fost sd vezi asa cum era
81 fiindca nu al vazut o asa, gresa-
la este numai 81 numai ia. FIJI ca
valer, poarta- ii urmarile greselii 81
la nlci un cas- nu acusa pc aceea,
care nu este vinovata de lOc de gre
Sala ia.
Emil Isl pleca capnl in paine ras-
punzind:
= Nu stii ce ceri della mine, Lii
nuta ! Daca al vedea viata miserabi-
Ia pc care 0 traiesc, ,>ai sti ce insem-
neaza abnegarea. Cind observi ca
ti-ai legat Niata, viitorul, soartea
81 nadejdea'n n fericire de copila.
Tu, Linuta, nu cunosti marimea alb
negarii ce MILO ceri.
re Llnuta inca o parasise rab-
darea. 1 raspunse tremurind:
- Eu cunosc abnegarea, Emil.
Ea a devepit elementul meu pentru
intreaga viata.
81 atunci, din ochii eli frumosi S a
desprins lacrima. Una singura.
Oar a fost deajuns ca sa I zguduie
pc Emil 81 sa l dea prada unei du-
reri nemai simtite, nemai poinenitc.
Iva urms).
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Wis De PRIMAVARA
De: IULIHH r.. Y. IOANOVICI.
(Urmarel.
P0pestire. -


cea cercetari filosofice in internnl
sufletuhi sau. Isl iuhea nevasta.
NJ fnsa Gu dragostea aceea, care I
minasc naintea altarnIni. O pri-
yea din end i'm end 81 c1ntarea
din ochi. Cum vcdea asa de micuta
81 frageda, incit pare ca al Fl pu-
tut o TRACE prin un incl, il cuprin-
dea un sentiment ad1nc de compati-
mire fata de dinsa, aproape o dra-
goste dc parinte. Dupa aceea ur-
mau de object certele. Izvorul lor
neorInduiala cazniciei.
Marta a scris Linutei. Fara sd
site el. Ascultati:
,,Scumpa Linuta:
Am hpsa de tine. La 1ncepnt
credeam ca ii vol cere numai ba-
nj, fiindca moi suntem foarte saraci.
Acum sunt convinsa ca imi trcbuie
mai multi. Scumpa Linuta: daca nu
1mi doresti moartea, vino fndata 81
ia putina rfnduiala. Ajuta-ne caci
am calicit de tot. Cauza tuturor re-
lelOr sunt ell. Nici nu cere a ma
scuza. Cred ca ar fl mai bine, pen
tru Emil de sigur, daca m al lua de
nou GU tine 81 as deveni de nou fe-
tita ia mititica cum fusesem in
ainte de asta Gu 6 luni. Oar asa ce-
va, abba acum observ,> este imposi-
bill, pentru-ca ell iubesc pc Emil 81
nu as putea trai fara Ell.
Te rog raspunde- mi cit mai GU
rind. Daca vii tn, cred ca toate vor
fl in ordine. Milostivesterte spre mi
nc, caci tn esti ultima mea scapare.
A ia, iubitoarc:
Martasf.
Emil nu stia nimica. D1nsa a.
stepta deja raspunsul.
In una din diminetile zilelor ur-
matOare, cind a sunat cincva la usa,
MartDa sarit sus de bucurie escla-
mind ,,Epistola !'
= Oar tn della cine astepti cpl
stola? - intreba Emil.
Nici nu la putut raspunde pen
tru-ca in clipa urmatoare intrat
Linuta in casa. LiniStita, priete-
noasa, zimbitoare.
Marta s'a aruncat in bratele eli
tremurind 81 plingind. Emil a in
timpinat o Gu inima palpitinda. A
gitatia tainica 81 nervoasa, eel sta
pinea de un timp incoace, dispa-
rut din sufletul sau. M mai era
triSt.
Linuta imbratisat pc Marta 81
la intins nina lui Emil. Oar cind
sd stringa ell, dinsa Ia privit in
fata. In privirea aceasta era ceva
asa de trist 81 Illustrator, inc1t el ra-
mase paid, 1nmarmurit, ca o sta
tue. Era ca 81 cind ar Fl cazut pla-
fonul easel asupra 1ui. ST nenoroci-
rea asia i sd parea GU att mai orr
bila, Gu cit ii era teama sd nu pear
da 81 pretenia varei sale i'm aceste
ziIc de- grea restriste.
Linuta a facut rinduiala in o
sAptamina. A constatat ca porta-
rnl 81 toate rudeniile lui, aproape
della Adam 81 Eva, iarna 1ntreaga
M au cumparat carbuni 81 nici lem
ne. ArseserG TOT della Pacuraresti. A
constatat cd Ginsii aveau un apetit
Alta de terihil incit carnea pc care
leo inducea zilnic macelarul i'm
carte, ar fl fost in de ajuns pentru
trei familii mari Gu copii Gu tot. A
constatat ca bucataresele promovea-
"a pre- mutt 81 prea din seama afa-
ra relatiunile prietenesti intre civil
Ii 81 militari. Ca de cind Isl au 81
Pacurarestii gospodaria lor, s'a ur-
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serica din patria veql6 ca sS ~
mai mingaiem slfletele d,irla atii..
tia ami de pribegie.
Pima la revedere am rkil1as ~.
lntindn-va cn dragoste frA3easca
Conitetul njatof.
GAG Al
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4 y Il n
|Nieolae' Cojocariu 81 ;~Alexe An
ghelea 81; George Tapos 81 To-
ma Lulea ST.; Andrein Tapos $l;
Petru rodarcea 81; loan Oncea
ISL; George Bratn 81; loan Vul-
can 81; loan Vladu 81; Soc. Vnl-
tnrul, Homestead, Pa. So; Soc.
Gloria Ramfna, Weirton,< w. Va.
So; Soc. Rominia Mare, Univcr-
sal, Pa. $3; Soc. y. r. Trans. 81
Ard, Alliance, Ohio $3: Soc. E.
Lncaciu, Aurora, illinois N$3; So
cietatca Printul Carol, zelieno-
pie, Pa. $;}; Soc. heul, Salem, O..
$5; Soc. Dcstcapta-tc. Rom1ne,
Detroit, Mich. $1Q- Soc. Birilinta
Warren, Ohio So; Soc. Drapclul
Romin, Struthers, Ohio So; Soc,
|IAmcrica, Wheatland, Pa. s. !;
Soc. PENNSYLVANIA, Indiana Har-
bor, Ind. $5 !; Soc. 1nvingcrea Ro-
nina, Flint, Mich $5; Soc. Sama-
|natornl Romin, East Youngs-
town, Ohio So; Soc. pr. Con-
stantin Angclescu, Cleveland, O..
50; Soc.> Trei Colorul, Gary, Ind.
So; Soc. Avram Iancu, New York
So; Soc. Horea, Closca 81 Crisan,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-01-24
SCOUTS "coP" EVERY PRIZE.

A boy scout in Portsmouth, Ohio,
flaps his wings and crows with just
pride as he writes Of the gardening
work Of his troop to Chief Scout Exc
cutive james e. West in New York as
follows:
"Over two thousand gardens were
planted by individuals who entered the
Portsmouth club, competing for the six
medals offered. Boy scouts had en-
tered over two hundred gardens. A
public recognition service was held on
Government square last Monday eve
ming, ut which time the six medals
were awarded. 1t was quite pleasant
surprise when the names of six boy
scouts were announced. All the scout
gardens were success, and that we
got results is proved by the fact that
scouts COPIED all six prizes"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-01-24
TABOO ON BRONZE PAINT FOR
RADIATOR

Bronze paint reduces the heatinp
effects Of radiator about one-fourth
as compared to lead paints, Japan or
enamel. In tests at the University
OF Michigan it was found tha- in com
pairing the heating effects OF radiators
not painted and those painted with
bronze, aluminium, lead paint, japan
and enamel, that the radiators not
painted and those painted win lead
paint, japan and enamel had about
the same heating effect ba5 the radi-
ators covered with oron.e and the
aluminium paints had about .; per cent
less heating effect. That is the
aluminium AMI the bronze paint re-
duced the amount of neat that TIL. "a.
diator could give off 1t was also
found that it is the last coat If pant
That increases the radiation So that
If bronze paint is nut on over the 9th
er paint the heating effect is reduced
one-fourth. While if bronze paint is
covered with the other paint then the
heating effect Of the radiator ia
brought up to normal.
II radiator covered with bronze
paint is not heating room sufficient
ly, covering with lead paint, japan or
enamel will increase it's heating eff
fects one-fourth to third or will he
equivalent to increasing the heatinp
surface one-third to one-fourth or It
Will make three radiators give off as
much heat as four radiators covered
with bronze or aluminium. s.
Keene, N. D. Ayr. College.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-01-24
MAIL BY TUNNEL TO GERMANY
Prisoner Says Letters Can Be Sent
To Berlin With Ease

Minneapolis, Jan. 22.-Fre,ler!ck vs..
Legler, travelling salesman for q
Minneapolis novelty concern, who is
said to have boosted of the case
with which mail could be sent TO
Germany and to have made alleged
remarks derogatory to the United
States, was arrested here by agents
of the Department of Justice.
He is said to have admitted to the
Department of Justice officers that
such mail from Minneapolis was
sent first from Winnipeg, then to
Sweden and from the border into
Germany. The answer was returned
by the same route.
While no official confirmation could
be obtained, it is understood that the
arrest of Legler may>lead to the ex-
posture of a system OF communica-
ton which baffled Federal authorities
Tor some time.
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Take a Rest in Winter.

According to some medical authori
Ties the summer is not the logical time
to take a vacation, rest during the
winter having much grenter recupera
tive value for the year-round worker
says Leslie's Magazine. In their opin
Ion the low temperature eats up bodily
fuel. snps vitality and limits nll ones
powers. Records compiled by business
houses, factories and various indus
tries prove that winter is the time
most people need rest. 1t may be
surprising to those who term winter
days as "exhilnrating" to know that
scientifically this is mistake. The
cold forces them to move brlskly tc
keep the blood stirring and generating
more heat and because of this lovers
Of the winter are often under the i'm.
preston that this false activity signi.
fies the possession of the maximum OF
energy.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-01-24
&BOH
SCOUTS
SCOUT AS "LITTLE BROTHER"
nducteo oy national Council Of ths
Boy Scouts of America.)

Livery man Of the national army can
be adopted" by "little brother" The
'little brother" will be boy scout.
The scout will undertake to visit the
family Of his "big brother" the absent
soldier, once a week to see how they
are getting along and whether there
Is anything he Gun do for them.
Being thus in touch with affairs In
the home Of the soldier, the scout will
write regularly to the soldier, cheer
ing him up and keeping him informed
In his brotherly way of events ut homo
and in the neighborhood.
Should the soldier desire that some
official or society be asked to do some
thing for the father or the mother or
the wife, he may write to his "little
BROTHER" who will go in person and
take the matter up.
Boy scouts Mt Birmingham, Ala,
originated this plan, and the boy scout
organization In Los Angeles was the
first to adopt it. Boy scouts all over
the country are now serving as ''little
brothers."
The first "little brother" whose adop-
ton Of soldier has been accepted by
the soldier is Russell Lee Pruett, aged
thirteen years. He is the patrol leader
of Wolf Patrol, Troop A, Los Angeles,
Boy Scouts Of America. The ''big
brother" adopted is Fred Meyers, a
strapping young man. He was in the
FIRST call.
1T means q lot to a fellow leaving
home for the war;" said Mr.. Meyers,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-01-24
Wage Board Ready for Work.

Washington, Jan. 22.-Director Gen.
eral McAdoo's newly appointed rail-
way wage commission, headed by Sec
rotary Lane, will meet at once to take
up labor questions pending before the
railroad administration and will de.
vote afternoons for several weeks to
hearing and Investigating complaints
and petitions. Secretary Lane sail
that the wage demands OF the four
leading brotherhoods would be heard
first and that lutcr consideration
would be given to otter definite wage
requests.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-01-24
oSTEND- IS B0MBAROEO
Allies Make Attack On German
U-Base ON Belgian Coast.
Aerial Activity Indicates Early Re-
sumption Of Heavy Fighting
On West Front.

London, Jan. %. - All along the
line in France and Belgium military
operations apparently are increasing,
ne compared with those Of the past
few weeks, when little or no fighting,
except artillery duels or minor raids,
were carried out.
Allied warships have bombarded
Germany's submarine base at Ost.
end, on the northern Belgian coast,
while around Ypres. between Lens
and st. Quentin. on the Chemin Des
Danes. on the st. Mihiel sector, and
north Of the Rhine-Marne canal, there
has been notable increase in the
operations by the infantry. The prob
abilities are with the return Of good
weather the expected big battles may
take place.
One indication Of the probably
early commencement Of fighting is the
resumption Of aerial activity on a
large scale. especially on the French
front. The French airmen had a good
day operating against the Teutons,
sending down eight enemy machines
In fights in the air.
On the Italian front the fighting
again has turned to the artillery
wings of the opposing sides, the in.
fantry keeping to their trenches ex.
cept for small patrol engagements.
All along the northern front the ar.
tillery duels are Of violent char.
acter. and at several points along
the Piaye river like condition pre-.
walls.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-01-24
Tempting Dessert.

Did you know that one delicious way
Of cooking rice for dessert is to use
fruit Juice to cook 1t in, such rs you
have left over from can of fruit or
stewed fruit, instead Of water? Rice
cooked in raspberry juice or strip left
from canned or stewed rnspberries is
delicious and attractive. MS 1t takes up
the color us well us the flavor. Served
with cream, it makes dainty dessert.
Cook 1t in the proportions Of one table
spoonful Of raw rice to one-third OF
slightly more Of cupful of the juice.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-01-24
NOTES OF THE SCOUTS.

Scouts were on hand directly after
an accident when two electric cars
ran together In. II head-on collision in
st. Clair. Mich. and rendered invalu-
able first-aid promptly.
At Norcrosse. Ga. the troop of boy
scouts has secured the position of
janitor of the public school at so per
month. One patrol does the work for
a month and then another takes It
.rhe teachers report that the work Is
being done better than under any for.
mer ianitor. >