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Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-09


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Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-09
Jim Qualities As Il Soldier-Actor
BY OUR OWN RING w. LARDNER

well al Of had my chants of bean an akter and
from wat have saw Of akting the stage q in the
mOshun pickchures &C. after wat puld the other mite
at our cumpanny show their shoodent be no doubt
of my be coming az good as digless hairbanx or jno
Barimorne charley chaplins or any of the others
that supposed to be good.
befoar 1 tell you al how broke into the akting
will say that this army il the greatest akting,
singing and banding army that has been
got twOgether sents the days of gideon wen every
sOldger was both q soldger and q trumpiter. every
member Of this army is both soldger akter or
singer jazzer in addshun Of beeng abdul to carry
q gum he IL abdul to carry q tune o leading part
In sum cumpanny show or sumthing. no cumpanny
In until It has had a cumpanny show Feed with
printit menyous and culnpany fund witch means
both Feed and q show becaus the show gets the
fund q then the fund gets the Feed. %
well al our cumpanny wanting moar Of q
fund that we Good have Feeds & the only weigh
out Of It seemd to be show that's wear cum In
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-03
JOHN SMITHS MOTTO
 RENAMED FOR USE
 MODERN BOLSHEVIK
HE WHO DOES NOT WORK DOES NOT EAT IS RULE ADOPTED BY RUSSIANS IN THEIR ATTEMPT TO ORDER THEIR COMMUNITY LIVES ONCE MORE

MOSCOW, Aug. 21 Correspondence of the Associated Press) ).-"He who does not work does not eat" is the chief motto of the Soviet republic, embodied in the constitution, approv- ed by the Fifth All-Russian Soviet congress and just printed and put into general circulation.
 The right of holding office and voting for officials is confined ex- elusive to men and women over IS obtaining their livlihood by produc tive and publicly beneficial labor. as well as those persons engaged in do nestle economy which afofrd to the former the possibility of productive labor For example-workmen and employers of all categories, engaged in industry, trade, agriculture, etc, peasants and cossack farmers who do not engage hired labor for profit"
 Soldiers of the Soviet army and navy and citizens who have been workmen or soldiers but are incapaci- tated are also permitted to enjoy franchise. Foreigners residing in Russia who fall within the soviets definition of workmen and soldiers are also granted the ballot.
 The right of franchise is specifically denied to all persons, regardless of whether they fall within the category of workmen and soldiers, if they hire labor for profit, live on unearned in come, such as interest from capital or income from property or enter prise. Monks and clergymen are also denied the right of franchise, together with officials and agents of the former police. members of the former reign ing house. insane persons and con victs.
 Absolute presentation of the ex- ploitatiOn of one man by another in the chief avowed purpose of the Soviet constitution. Consequently it abolish es all class distinction, confiscates all real estate, including that of the church, nationalizes all woods, min erals, waterways and live stock and authorizes labor control of all in- dustries, such as mills, mines and rail ways for the purpose of '.insuring the authority of the working people over the exploiters"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-03
LET'S HAVE WORKED
 OUT THEIR NATIONAL
 EXISTENCE IN RUSSIA
TWO AND A HALF MILLION PEO- PILE COMPRISE NEW INDEPEND. ENT RACE, RESIDING IN LIVoN. IA AND coURLAND; SPEAK ANCIENT ARYAN TONGUE

PETROGRAD, Aug. 30 (Correspon- dence of the Associated Press.-Birth of a nation of 2.60O,OOO people. or a population greater than that of Nor way, to be called Lettland, will be one of the results of the world war, if the demands of the Let's of Li- vonia and COurtland are granted.
 The people living in the former Russian Baltic provinces are chafing under German domination forced upon them by Prussian rifles and will plead for the right of self-determination be- fore the peace congress that ends the war. Let's predominate in Livonia and Courtland and have a distinct language and civilization wholly un- like those of the Esthonians.
 The Lettish language is closely re- lated to the ancient Aryan and is regarded as one of the oldest of Flu ropean tongues. It is rich in folk lore and popular legends. Lettish theaters are maintained at Riga, Ii bau and several of the other larger cities The Let's boast many novel ists, playwrights, artists and musi- clans and hold aloOf from the Ger mans.
 In all the world the Let's number about 100000 The territory in which Let's predominate. and which they insist should be set aside for them to govern embraces Courtland Livonia and several districts in the western part of the Russian govern. ment of Vitebsk, including the dis. tricts of Dvinsk, LuZine and Recritze The total population of this proposed government to be called Lettland is 2,600,000 about 150,000 less than that of Denmark The area of the pro- posed Lettland is 62,325 kilometers, which is one-fifth the size of Italy or Great Britain and 50 per cent larger than either Switzerland or Denmark.
 The Let's comprise 6S per cent of the population of the territory they want to govern. The Russians make up 12 per cent of the inhabitants and the Germans per cent. The remain ing population is chiefly Jewish and Polish. Seventy-seven per cent of the
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-03
ARIZONA SOLDIERS
 CLOSE TO BORDER
 OF BLOODY GERMAN
WAY THEY ARE GOING IT MAKES ME PROUD TO BE ONE OF THEM" SAYS SERGEANT ANDr MARTIN, PIONEER TUCSON SOL DEER, IN PERSONAL LETTER

TUCSON, Nov. 2.-In the great en- circling army that is surely strangling Prussianism to death, ATizonans rep resent a sector that is less distance from the German frontier than the distance from Tucson to Fort Lowell, according to Sergeant Andrew P. Martin, who has been heard from by several of his friends here this week.
 The Arizonans on this sector have already been in action and of their conduct Sergeant Martin says, in a letter to Ray B. Leach, secretary ot the chamber of commerce, dated Sep tember 2S:
 "The -@-th is in action and in the thick of it and the way the Ari- zona boys are going into it makes me proud toDbe one of them. The next time I write you it will be from some where in Germany. We are now closer to the kaiser's own soil than Fort Lowell is to your own office"
 Writing to Deputy United States Marshal James Treahey, Sergeant Martin says in part:
 Tt is now nearly three weeks since the primary and We are all very anX- ious to know who were the successful candidates. The last newspaper from home is dated August ,, so you can
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-03
''No Pity for tue Beast, Says Paris Editor; ''We French KnOJU tue BOche Better Than AnyOne KnOUs Him

Stephane Lauzanne, editor Paris le Matin: We French people only lay claim to one superiority over our al lies, but we insist upon it, we assert we know the boche better than any one knows him. We have had to stand him for 50 years, and for 50 years we have lived side by side. We know all about him, all that he IS worth; how he should be spoken to and how he should be treated. Ten years ago M. Delcasse, French min ister of foreign afafirs, said to me: If you hold out your finger to Ger man you are done for. He will take your hand, your arm, your shoulder, yvar whole body. The clenched fist is l. only gesture the German under S---4S.
 Huns Respect Brute Force
 These words are profoundly true. For generations the Germans have been brought up to worship brute force. Force is all they employ, all they understand. They bow down to nothing else but force. To believe that suddenly, within 24 hours, they will understand and put into practice those undying principles of right and justice and humanity, is to believe that in A hours a gorilla can be changed into a poodle.
 For three years German aviators have been butchering women and chil-
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-03

dren on English soil, while nothing has happened to move the German people to indignation; but now that in turn the allies are bombarding May ence. Treves, Cologne, Frankfort, they are beginning to realize that there may be some penalty attached to their favorite sport of killing innocent peo- pie in their very homes; and the slaughter kas suddenly ceased.
 For four years they have plunderec, burned, sacked our fair French cities without having met with similar treat ment, but it has been sufficient for Foch to come rather near the German border, and Clemenceau to say, Enough. If Lille is touched, Frank fort will be made to payi" and, as if by entertainment, Lille is respected. For four years war has been turned into a kind of scientific brigandage, such as the barbarians of old never dreamed of; and today it iseufficient for President Wilson, and back of him 12O million people, to say, No armis- tice as long as you behave like sav- ages" and orders are at once changed and warfare, too.
 We Must Heed the Lesson
 We shall suffer for it if we do not heed the lesson, and fail to go to the very end. Liberty and democracy will be powerless later if, while they have Germany by the throat, they fail to hold her with a firm grip, and make
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-03

as to the Examiner. I have never yet seen a copy of it.
 We are still right up at the front, so you can imagine how hot they are making it for us. Men who have been fighting here since the war began tell me that this fight in which We are now participating is harder and more exciting than any since the war be- gan.
 "Our battery has had few casual ties, Arizona men, but are all going to be a little bit more careful here after. In my last letter I told you that Louis Yount was 'gassed.' TAat was not the case; a shell exploded right near him and he fell uncOnsci- aus and was taken to the hospital. Ii wasn't gas but simply the concussion that knocked him out. He recovered the next day and is now back with the battery.
 Well. I'll write you again as soon as l get a chance.
 Your loving brother. ANDY"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-03

her swallow to the last bitter drop the abominable medicine we have had to swallow for four years.
 There is no joy in writing these lines. It is much pleasanter and much easier to go on the mountain tops and pen well sounding articles on generos- ity and pity and forgiveness and good will among men. But there are cer- tain hours when it is serving human ity to roll up ones sleeves, take the knife and cut into human flesh. Such an hour we have now reached.
 We Frenchmen, who are neither ideologists or philosophers or theore- ticians, but just peasants and bour- geois condemned by the laws of geog- raphy to live eternally next to a beast, solemnly warn our friends and broth CTS of America and says to them:
 'No'pity for the beast. If you stop at the banks of the Rhine, whatever treaty may be offered to you, what ever clauses it may contain, whatever so-called democratic regime may be established in Germany, whatever so- ciety of nations it may allow, you will not have insured the peace of the world We shall meet again ten years hence; for all will have to be done over again. If you do not wish to be- gin again, close your ears, cross the Rhine and Elba and go as far as the Spree. And let your men step hard on German soil"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-03
Catarrh is a Real Enemy
 and Requires Vigorous Treatment

Throw these makeshift remedies to the winds, and get on the right treat ment. Go to your drug store to-day, get bottle of s. s. S., and commence a treatment that has been praised by sufferers for nearly half a century,
 S. s. s. gets right at the source of Catarrh, and forces from the blood the germs which cause the disease You can obtain special medical advice regarding your own case without charge by writing to Medical Direc- tor. 2 Swift Laboratory. Atlanta, Ga.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-03

Let's are Lutherans. Eighteen per cent Roman Catholics and the re- mainder Greek Catholics. Sixty-six per cent of the Let's residing in the proposed Lettland can read and write
 It is the desire of the Let's to have their independence under an interna- tional guarantee of neutrality. A na tiOnal council has been organized to resist all movements to make a Ger man principality out of Courtland and Livonia- This council is urging that Russia's inability to defend the Baltic coast makes it imperative that it should be protected by international action and kept clear as a pathway from the west to the east.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-03

done. as shown in the fact that not one of the students failed to pass ex- animation for citizenship in his court at the recent examinations in Tomb stone. the county seat, the school authorities feel a just pride in the work being done here. Every for eigner should take pride in availing himself of the opportunity offered, and when the quarantine is lifted enter at once on whatever study is necessary to complete his citizenship and secure the governments diploma. It will be a paper to be kept and proudly exhibited. to those of the families coming after.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-03
FLYING STABILIZED.
(By Review Leased Wlre)

AN AMERICAN AERODROME IN FRANCE, Sept. 22.-An experiment recently conducted by an air pilot re- vealed how thoroughly mere flight has been stabilized. In mid-air the pilot released his hand and foot controls entirely and touched nothing for 20 miles, leaving his machine to fly it. self until just before landing;
 You couldn't do that with an au- tomobile," he laughed, after describ- ing the performance to fellow flyers.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-03
Do Not Neglect It.

When you use medicated sprays, atomizers and douches for your Ca tarrh, you may succeed in unstopping the choked-up air passages for the time being, but this annoying condi- tion returns, and you have to do the same thing over and over again.
 Catarrh has never yet been cured by these local applications. Have you ever experienced any real benefit from such treatment?
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-03
CRIME IS GROWING.

STOCKHOLM. Sweden, Nov. 2- Police statistics show a greatly in creasing criminality in Sweden. The number of crimes of all kinds report ed in Stockholm during the first six months of the present year was 12.200. as compared with 6,600 for the same period of 1917. The chief increase was due to tbefts. of which thefts Of eatables and drinkables formed a large part.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-03

The lily school authorities are con siderably elated over the fact that the United States government offers to furnish a certificate of graduation in conjunction with that given by the Hi-Y night school, to every one who successfully passes these school ex- aminations, and the examination of the United States naturalization ex- aminer. Superior Court Judge Lock wood has already given his hearty ap- proval of this work. passing his judg- ment on the rsults of work already
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-03

Frank Butler, who has been away from his work, and for sometime has been unable to run the moving pic ture machine at the ''Y" is able to be about again. This will be pleas ing news to the movie gOers at the Y. M c. A, as just as soon as the quarantine is lifted, we will be able to enjoy a good movie show on Satur- day nights.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-03
WEEKLY NEWS LETTER YOUNG NEWS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
 OF WARREN MINING DISTRICT

Mir Shirck's friends at the "Y" sus- pected him of going on another, rath- CT than a hunting trip. and were sur prised to see by his card that he is still single man. However, there is still some time left before the raising of the quarantine. and we may still have the pleasure of hearing the good news.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-03

The following new members ana renewals have been reported by in- dustrial Secretary c. H. Hardin be- tween the dates of October 2S and 31st inclusive: Octaaf 0clvact, Jack s. Walters. Joe E. Flowers, Lee O.. Brockman, Hsrry Birdsall, Dan Lee Avelardo Galvez, Edward Roberts, O. T. Key, Fred Matthews, Watts Bry- ant. J. J. Matthews, G. D. Graham, $ A. Cox. August Bellon, D. H. Smith, Pete Mccullough, Samuel A. Kraft, Chris Romanov, Steven J. Davey, Fred Nj. Utzman, B. G. Johnson, J. C.. Wertz. R. o. Owen, Albert s. Kent, Tom Saratsoplos.
 A letter has been received from Henry Perkins from New York, where he is awaiting call to go overseas In the Y M. c A. work. He states that he is due to sail on the next sail ing date. and that he has been kept husy while at New York doing odd jobs. such as canteen work, etc. He is very desirous of going across, and his many friends at the Y- M. C. A. hope that his desire may be fulfilled in the near future, as we feel sure that Mir. Perkins will render very ef- fective service in the Y. M. C. A. work with the soldiers lover there.
 O. D. Tomlinson, a very active member of the "Y' had the misfor- tune of crushing his right foot in the mine where he is employed, and Is now at the Copper Queen hospital, and reported as doing nicely. His friends at the "Y" hope that he will have a speedy recovery.
 The association has had the pleas ure of hearing from Henry Aiken, who is now at Baltimore, Ohio. He visited the large association at Bal timore, and reports a good work be- ing done there, in connection with the soldiers who are stationed near there. He states that the lobby at the Bal timore association at the time of his visit held about four hundred men, three-fourths of whom were soldiers He also visited Harry Harshman, who is now at Annapolis, and who is a fourth-class man at the United States Naval academy, and is doing splen- did work Harry Harshman is Bis bee boy, and the son of Rev. Harsh man of this city. His many friends in the district will be glad to hear of his success.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-03

A letter has been received from Tom Rushin, a very active 'Y" mem Der, who went 10 Fl Paso to try to pass the examination for the United States navy. He states that he has passed the examination and that he is very sorry he will be unable to stop off at Bisbee before leaving to say goodbye to his many friends at the Y. M. C. A.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-03

A card has been received from
 Daniel Shirck. the physical director of the r. N. C. A.. who left a week ago. accompanied by S. s. Stafford, and wife, and Miss Florence Bucket for a hunting trip through the north ern part of Arizona. He reports that there is lots of game, and that he eL- poets to be gone another week or so.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-03

Mir. Thompson, boys secretary is still out at Lewis Springs with a number of boys who are enjoying camp life. This is the fourth week that the boys have been at Lewis Springs, and Mir Thompson had al- most decided that they had enough of camp life, and was ready to re- turn, but the boys would not have it. so they will probably remain there during the entire quarantine.
 Teachers of both day and night schools who were not out of town during the quarantine, were last week kept busy helping Mir. Krebs in get ting cut the questionnaires. and this week have been helping the men fill them out, ready for the final eXamin- ation of the same, by the notaries, and officers duly selected for final ex- animation and stamping of the ques- tionnaires. This has made the Y. M. C. A. from early morning till g D. m. every day busy place.
 1. E.. Mecorney Of the Executive staff of the Y NJ C. A. was confined to his home three days, suffe ring from an attack of the grippe, but is again back to his duties, which is pleasing news to the many members of the "Y."
 The Hi-Y school authorities are con
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-03

Claude Harwell, another "Y" mem Der taken down by influenza, and who has been at the Calumet and Arizona hospital. has recovered. and is again able to be about.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-03

Percy Page. assistant boys secre- tary, who has ben out at the camp at Lewis Springs has returned. so the boys bath department will be open every day betwen the hours oi 5 and 6. so that the boys department may still have their baths, during the quarantine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-24
SUE TO HALT WORK
ON Ne W HIGHWAYS
Improvements to Cost SILL
649 Are Said to be
Illegal.
O. -Times Snec.al Service :

.NtWs- 4 llllf> EIef.al service
ELKHART, Ind, Jan. ga suit
was filed in superior court Wednes-
day asking that the county COM
missioners and petitioners for the
building of nearly nine miles of i'm
prOvements on roads in Concord
twp. be enjoined from proceeding
further with the improvements. 1t
marks a second attempt of the citi-
zens Of this city to prevent improve
ments. which are alleged 20 be IL
legal, i'll advised and unnecessary.
The Improvements as planned
would cost a total of S121.649.5O,
according 10 the complaints filed of
which So percent. or $1O3.4O2 would
have to be paid by the taxpayers of
the city of Elkhart.
Bids for the Improvement have
already been advertised.
The plaintiffs are A. II. Beardsley,
Herman BOrneman, Herman Comp
ton. Fred Fernald, John w. Field
house. c. d. Greenleaf. W. II.
Knickerbocker. John /. Liver and
Louis NJ. simpson. The defendants
are the county board of commits
sioners and about $50 petitioners.
The attorneys for the plaintiffs are
W. r. Hile and oscar Jay.
The litigation grows out OF the
proposed improvements of the Paul
us-Shaum Ferbison rds, one mile
this side of the Concord twp. line.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-24
CAN I COMPEL
STORES TO CLOSE
State Fuel Administrator Says
Order Prohibits Only
Burning of Coal.
- TImes Special Servlce:

News-Times Special Service:
INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 24.-Places
Of business in Indiana ordered TO
observe heatless Mondays by the
national fuel administrator need not
be "businessless" according TO 4
statement sent out from the office
OF the state fuel administration to-
day.
The state administration announced
that il has no authority TO close
any place OF business on Monday,
but that il does have the power to
see that no fuel is used for heat,
light or power in any Of the places
under the official ban and the full
power Of the federal government
will be used to enforce the ruling.
While the administration has no
closing power il suggested that bust
ness men who want TO do every
thing they can TO help win the war
will close up and let it go at that. +"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-24
DENIES CHARGES.

When arraigned in the municipal
court before Mayor d. J. TrOyer on
a charge OF bootlegging, Henry
Blender. Goshen resident, entered a
plea Of not guilty and demanded
a Jury trial Mr.. Blender was re-
leased from custody under 500
bond for his appearance Saturday
morning at 9 O'Clock when the case
will be heard in the city court. Ray
DeahI is conducting the defense of
Bender.
without doubt the lid" is on
tighter i'm this city at the present
time than at any time in recent
years on account OF the activity OF
Chief OF Police Rigney against al
legged law violators.
Wilbur j. Purl Will be the star
witness for the state in the case
hled against Blender. Purl con-
fessed that he purchased a half pint
of whisky from Blender for 81.