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The Tupelo journal., 1918-05-31

An act Of Congress requires the
registration for military strvice Of all
Young men who have become 81 years
Of age since the 9Th of June, 1917.
If you have reached the age of 81
since the date above named, you will
be required to register on June 9Th,
1918. President Wilson will shortly
issue a proclamation naming the date
for registration, and it is suggested
that all young men who have attained
their majority since June 9Th, 1917,
prepare themselves to answer the
questions that will be set forth on the
registration cards, in order that they
may promptly comply with the pro-
visions of this new law.
This notice is given j norder that
the registrants may collect in advance
the personal data, family history, etc.,
thew will be required to furnish.
To be required to register you
must have been born in the year
1896 in a month and on a day sub
sequent to June 9Th, or in 1897 in a
month and on a day thereof prior to
or on the date set for registration.
You will be required to furnish
YOUR home address, date of birth,
place of birth, fathers birthplace,
name of employer, place of employ
ment, character of employment,
names and addresses of nearest rela-
tiyes and other data of similar char
acter.
This information should be gather
ed as quickly as possible, in order
that when the registrant appears be-
fore the local board he a make
prompt to all questions and
thus facilitate the work of that body.
II is the desire of the government
that you report in readiness to make
a complete registration.
Only one place of registration will
be designated in each county, and
that will be the town or headquarters
of your local board.
All newspapers in Mississippi are
requested to give the widest publicity
to this information for the benefit OF
the young men who will be required
to register. Local exemption boards
are required to post this bulletin as
co~nspicuously as possible.
All ministers and other public
speakers are requested to announce
the above to their audiences.
The Adjutant General.
The Tupelo journal., 1918-05-31

John C. Acheson
DR.. John C. Acheson, president of the Pennsylvania College for Women
and wellknown educator, viii. lecture here 0 the last afternoon of the Chau
tauQua.
Doctor Acheson has just returned from a three months Investigating tT
in France, and so comes ready to discuss conditions a s they are. his
intimate knowledge and thorough study of present conditions at the battle
front III him in possession of facts vital to every patriotic American. His
address will consider the danger of a premature peace.
Doctor Acheson was for twelve years president of the Kentucky College
for Women at Danvile, Ky. and did much for its academic excellence anc
material advancement Leaving there in 1914 he accepted the presidency
OF the Pennsylvania College for Women, which position he now holds. Under
his skilled direction and labors the college has greatly prOspered.
In educational fields and also in the Y. M. G. A., Doctor Acheson Is widely
known IS q man Of unusual character and ability. He is a very forceful
speaker, with a strong personality and pleasing voice. He hits straight frn
Il shoulder and doesn't mnce words.
The Tupelo journal., 1918-05-31
COIN OR CURRENCY MAY NOT
BE SENT BY MAIL TO FOR
EIGN COUNTRIES

Because Of numerous attempts to
send through the mails to foreign
countries coin and currency, the Post
ONCE Department is again calling at
tention to Order ISL:
an conformity with the proclama-
lion. and the regulations Hereunder,
issued by the President on Septem-
her I. 1917, concerning the export or
The Tupelo journal., 1918-05-31
COUNTY COUNCIL

Because of my absence from the
county, the county council meeting
will be postponed until the 9th OF
June.
/ want to urge that each club DC
represented at this meeting whether
ladies or girls. This is q business
session and we want the egg, poultry
and canning clubs. to be represented
/ hope to have some lessons IN
Basket Making for you. Be sure and
be on hand. Lena Y. Bolt,
County Home Economics Agent.
The Tupelo Journal for your
Job Printing.
The Tupelo journal., 1918-05-31
ANNOUNCEMENT
For Circuit Judge

We are authorized to announce c.
P. LONG as a candidate for Circuit
Judge of the First Judicial District,
subject to the action of the demo-
cratic primary.
We are authorized to announce
CLAUDE CLAYTON as a candidate
for reelection as Circuit Judge of the
First Judicial District, subject to the
action of the democratic primary.
The Tupelo journal., 1918-05-31
-W.S.S.

For any itchiness Of the skin, for
skin rashes, chap, pimples, etc, try
Doan's Ointment. Coo. at all drug
stores.
The Tupelo journal., 1918-05-31
For Chancellor.

We are authorized to ANNOUNCE A.
J. MCINTYRE as a candidate for re-
election as Chancellor Of the First
Chancery District, subject to the ac-
ton of the democratic primary.
The Tupelo journal., 1918-05-31

piles Cured in 6 to II Days

Yorr druggist will refund money II PAZo
OINTMENT fails to cure any case OF Itching.
Blind, Bleeding rProtruding Piles in 6tol4days
The first application gives Ease and Rest. soc.
The Tupelo journal., 1918-05-31

Now is the time to pay your SUD
~scription to The Tupelo Journal.
The Tupelo journal., 1918-05-31
70 euro . Cold In One Day.

Take LAXATIVE RoMo Quinine. II stops the
cough and Headache and works on the Colo
Druggist refund money Il II tails 70 cure.
e. w. GROVES signature on eacn Ooxs U.s.
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6tpd&trdgsr No.. SO
Gsn @nitnu SodDitctitsr.

-uuo Sic moaen Elm icincr Dtoun
jein?!" idlric Der @epddtrdler nh.
tend, ,utio Sic molten eiu ieinct
Yiorn ieiu?!"
Yirin YruoCr. ocn idl 3ur 9oba
begleitete. un0 id, mototcu ms CT.
id)rcdt nm. "a ltanO 9tumncr SO,
Elm bdrtiger Nine pen Intervening.
lid)en Giulculioneu. in almptitei.
lung eiuem ipln0cloiirreu. 9Iattrl
Nerten @eHtIenlon ac0cniibcr. Gm
pa0r mitteIgruBe 00notoi!cr bjuata
on breiten Ye0crriemen nm Die
8ruit oeS Rieicn; tic iabcn at ocm
Sorper oieie9 @i1antcu tlcin aus
nle llbrfetten- NerloQueS. Nod orei
ooer pier groBerc Wepudiiildc truJ
Der @iinc nit oen 0du0en; &C
idrunu1 lie orobeno hin mo Der, ais
ToIltc er tic I'M uddliien ArAUnbiit
OH 0oS 0oupt ieiues mdlcrcE
IeluOea 0ouicru lGiicH. EabeI
id1rie er uHabl0iii8; limo lie mol.
len Elm icincr Niouu ieju2l"
Gle Situ0iipn crrtNte meiH <Nt'
i~crrlie.
HIM mcilen %9&tiitn20urit ST. IT'LL
len. poIJotc ldl MIDI al otH t1cltle.
man. Ter ertllrte mir Ia gtbrode.
nenl Geutld}. cr ieI 9Imerlfancr mo
nit Den Sjttcu Tcutidljan03 MIR
uuuonfommcn p%crtraut. Ter @run0
oc@ StrtiteS mar: nIieie9 NnWt
hot aetrnacu mcine Sollcr at od9
Sdjaltcr. Sh habe ae0cben 0ielst
A'nnu Fbn @lennia. ooS Mann
iaQte, eS bnbe ST. hctnmucn Orcjbll
Riennig. I'D e. pabc gttcbcn nod.
8maH3ig Gienni8. 9tum eS !lat lciuc
nreibil Efennia. 9ber CO ittimpitn
INNER mCIter."
Summer 93 pcriciojat lid: I'D?
Gd)impicn2 Sd bin eju orocutIj'
der. rubigcr arbejtcrl >h idlinpie
mel &h ihunpic n~bcrbnupt ME-
9bcr mcin eielO mia i'd 3ml.
mer 90 itrie 10 lout. ha6 lid ptr
Dem @cpodlhdltCr cine Wrippc pom
mehreren Gttgero Seuteu nm uny
iammeltc.
sic louten iciu hoiljdl 5u 6rCtu.
bel" rici Der gmetifnncr; CT wolIii
o%ilcubar oud, itrcicn nbrr or tounte
init ieIuer picpiiacn oiinncn Slim.
me aegeu ooS modltuolIe Craou oo}t
Summer 80 nIdlt o%uifonnHcu
.@as?l @ibI mir man @c,N
nidlt mo pcrlnuat oidl nod. onii
i'd bofIih iein iou!2~
GnS goIf nm ms her idicn fir
Summer 90 @ortei nebnIeH Su moi.
len; fem @elo oa9 nuib;c ocuu
0tanu an ole Gbre Heben.
Sd Sbreu babe aeaeben I1r
@ejoi~ miietidte ser Gentleman.
rSotpobL obcr crit hi1terbcr.
&8orlm hobcn Sic MRS nitt Nlci&
qeacbcul2" id)ric Nummcr %.
Sect idicn iid OaS NoIt bod
mehr OH sic Scite ocs @mcritl.
s~w ~-~ ~sw-~~s.A m2~%>x
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-07

MD Golgnolle erpeidt lid unb
foHM nit Der San0 nad aler Sci
ten eingerieben Deroen. 90 beban.
bette Stiefel lino abioIut bitt ee9cu
S~d)neclpaner.
Stobile Ofen d ~ d
Gem Diem fam man fir iebr lange
3eit cine ougenebme, gerlldlolc
Shmdr5c ouf iolgenoe grt perlei.
ben. Wan riibre aienruB nit @ai.
lerglas BON SirupfonliitenS 5u
einem Srei oil, troge bielen permit.
tellt elmer gilrite oiiitu uno gleid).
mdBig ouf Die Ofemu0noe olf mo
laiie Die 6euhtigteit "a Stunocn
binourd] trodnen. Subonn miro
SrapDitInebl nit COMMUNICATED hill-
langIih bid angeriibrt uno oils
5melter Nnltrid) aufgctrugeu. ncld)er
Dor Dem pollfonlmenen gintrudncu
glon6eno oebnrltet miro.
3ur Gertreibung pom
Sogellau CT itreut ma Nuis.
Ianien i'll ben &ogrlbaucr ooer
ihneioct III Die Sieltal0cn 3erbcn,
Die &Guie friedpn in b%ieieiben. Mall
mnlB bonn Die Sieitongcn oft al.
tlopfen mo abbrilDen mo oos oarall
Daitclloc llngc5ieier totem.
8rot Dor g 9immel su
duBen. Nls erprobtes Nittel
ge9en ben groti6inmel empfieblt es
llf, oas friih gebadsne 8rot, ios
balb es aus Dem Glen tommt, in
einen MebIiNd gu fteden, in psIdsm
mod etipos MebI iibris gebIieben 1T,
uno 5por ip, DAB INNER Die G6ers
riuoen pes Srotss aufeinonoer su
Iiegsn tommen. !9ernah binoet MAJ
ben Sad gu uno bdn9t i'm al eiuem
luiti9en Srt freiiGpebenb ouf. Auf
rieie Beiie lGBt ii6 pas grot pier
bis feds Doden aufbsipabren, obne
oob iia SdimmeI aniest.
VelHt9un pom 0lQees
9onofduben. Sur 8eini9une
fpeiber 8Iocebanoidube obne an.
lpsnoun9 BON SeHsln !piro cine @uis
lpiuna BON Seize in beiBer Nilh
%empioblen. IS 1T Slpetmdbia, benz
balben pint nieier 20iung elm su
Sfnee aeih!lgenss Shooter beiSu-
ligen uno eini9s Sropisn SoImiot.
Jeilt Su5umiifen. Die 6lnoihube
.psrosn ibsr bic 91nos ss3osen uns
nittsls zines Wolldpphsns, oas in
Die gliihun9 getau6t piro. abesris'
BEN. 6Gn9t nan bic 6onofhubs i'm
Sdattsn sum Srodnen auf. 10 blsibt
oas 2eoer rpeih.
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tcre, ocr Niiigcrc. or milIie nohge'
ben un0 10 meter. Neiu @rioio
mar ein gldn5eH0cr. Ter ameri.
foncr pcrIicB 0aa Sd,ladticl6. Scil
@egncr lhimpfte binter ibm her, eia
er ouBer Siht mar, aber oer
eentIeman Orcbte iid) nidt me1r
mn.
Iicin gruoer bate mir Die Num-
mer icinto re~icrnierteu Z 3ugaYlo:'
5cs aeidnt. &ir lanbcn i'm raid.
IS mar nod pier Ntinltten 3cit, ais
ser Aicic un0 mciuc 8enigteit III
oa@ Coupe meincs 9riocr$ troten.
Sd prnatc entiett 3uriid: in Dem
oIcihen Coupe iaB anh Der Nine
%rifaner.
Gin neltc9 Hencontre idien I'M.
permci0lif).
.0obl~ idlrie Der Rieie. ais or
ocr Gentleman erblidte. Man
mertte i~oiort: Altmmer So betrndn
tete c5 oils cine pcrionlide 0cleioI.
gilHn, 0ub Scr Mann NIT Dem Gro
jtcn 6 maptc, inn nod1nlalS utter
ole NlgcH 81 tonmtcu.
Sdl 0adte. 6 milr0e Dem brit
Nerlitcu 0cpdd iebt iebr idIedt er.
1clcu, obcr Scr &pIoiiaIn1enlh lcBt1
g 3uctit iciu iGubcrlidl ob, oolui
mnuote ct i'd an iciueu 6cinO:
Sol Sect hot' i'd Sic 0Gnoe irci.
HiiQncr haben Sic III mir 0cio9t -
lcGt meroc ib emmol mas 81 >>bnclI
iadcu," Tobci madlte or cine 9e-
peultnn. sic ocutlih o~n}cigte. onU
er leBt meuilcr nit Dem Nunoe ols
j piclmcDr nit ieiucn giaantiidleu
M0n0cn 5u rc0cu 9c0cnfe, lluo ieIu,
Stjnme idlolltc, OoB lie ioit oas
! flcine Gilenbohuobtcil in jeriprcn'
Gen ihicu.
rllnteritebcu Sic ,>bucnl" picpic
/ ser oirrc Amcrjfaucr.
a9&er0' it codl," o%onncrtc scr
8icie.
aSalcu &c 0o@ nod cinuaI'"
riei Ser @cutltuou in cincm bod)ii
iCIiiontcn Zen.
~Ncr0' id oodll" honncrtc scr
&icic nod Ioltcr.
Nod, cjumoll" rici Scr Inncrifa,
ncr micocr in itncm ieltiomeu Con.
.&ero it oodl!" oonurrte ser
Hiclc NIT clucr ni~uuorabait orob'
uCnocn SlJumc.
"a 0ina in 0c& Entertainers Sc
iidlt mo Ndltuml enc louncrborC
NcrdnoeruHg uqr. Ser Au%0runI
NcS b0dilcn Gntjndcl> matte lid
oui lClncm Q,aitrautytct Autlie
Gle IinIc Nauo Bate cr. me mn
better sl hortu. ans Chr aclea,; SIC
rcdltc ltrcdtc Ct lrcuuo'dldit.lt, Dem
bcireiien jnruatpcjd'uuecu Rieitt
entNeleu, .&uuNcr Marm," ricf 81
linn babel ju Sic bnbtu aerladli
%br Wlijdl Cir BADEN acn prad
tieitcu <tnor. ser mir EQUALS &C.
tonrmen tit por in meiHer anu}elI
Trari2 oils Sircttor ser @robe',
Cpcr pou GbltoQu. Nier hobeu Sit
meme N0rtt! NcmWeu Sic itbtr.
moracn IN n,tjnc No,cl. llcbcrmor'
gen idl 'clu wjcNU hicr. Sd Sj1
lniie 1ilotu 0lis. &Giicu sic ou',
reoor jwci Score lmN perum 81;
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Alleplei fairs haus.

6rifGes 8rpt ober fri
der SUDDEN ldbt iih pIun uno
gIatt idnsipsn, peun Die MeFer.linss
oa3u redt itart erbiBt piro.
@enn bic it 8oiIe sin9ss
lesten abesitspptsn Osden gu 9auls
eslpaiden perDea mihen, 10 pdbie
man ba3u sineu ionnlgsn, tpinoi5en
Tag. unb sbe is gang troden Ilno.
bearbsitst man lie bon beloen Selten
leidt NIT benz 3eppi9flOpFer. poourd
iie punDsri66n Ieidt uno oder Ders
ben. Noturlih muB bus Aufbon9en
Der 0eden MT %beionperer Sorgtalt
seideben.
GffisfIsds aus Mefiern
5u entfernsn. Sino Die 5lede
i6on iebr tief ein9efrefen. 10 blIft
nur Elm 4bidlsifen. Sberfld6life
5lede lafsn iid purd pugen NIT
Spiritus unD YuBitein ODER Sono
en%tfernen. Dian le9t Oa3u oas Itefer
auf ons puBbret; ooer ben 3iIG. be-
nest einen gIatten 9fropfen nit Cpl.
ritu5, tou6t i'm in sefAabten puBs
itein uno reibt oamit ole 6;eder
trdftig. 4uh petroleum, erlpetht loIs
DIE 6leden. l~leberhaupt pust es iiA
nit einem pfropfen le3r gut. neil
mar in bic pertisften &onten ON
@riffe sriinplih binein Tam.
sped. Der bis pier Minus
ten in toltsm g8aher lag, miro iid
idoner uno Ieihtsr baden.
I'm Die &einbeit bes
Gro0Is sn erproben, giebt man
ctipas Eetrolcnm III cine llnter.
taiIe, iteut eS eini0e 3eit in einen
ertp1rmteu &aum mo iudlt es Damn
mittelit zines angc5iluocten Gopier.
ltreifcnS 81 cnt5llnocr, obne olclei
in Dos @etroleim ST. talld)eH. Sc
idapierigcr Dies geliuat, oelto reiner
lit Dos 9renuoI. lie Scild)tfraft oeS
geu0bnIid)en 4Sctrolcums miro ourdl
,3uiae BON aodiol5 mo eilem
Stiiddlcn Sampler erbobt. SeocS
@etroleum ober biIbt bon icincr
Selld,tfrait eilI, mellH cs nld)t oin.
teI mo fiibl %oulbCuabrt miro, %
cs uad)ouuielen iii, onb Sidt. be.
ionoerS Notwithstanding ieile
Sculd)tfraft heciHtr0dJtIlt.
I'm Stiefel woeroidt
gu madlen, tit folgenoeS 9fittel
entpirbIcnaluert: Non uebnte eiu
Stiid @od1s mo Salg. ul9Cidbr 5I
gle'd)en Gcilen. uRo ltulcl5e e.;
einlac Sropicu Gran od;u MAIDEN
oic Malic nod Dem Grtalten &C.
Idlmeioig. Dit Dem nab Dem .3u.
iummenIdmeI5en micoer erfaIteteu
Stut 3adls uno Sulg ltreidlt man
MIN. ON beiteu Dor eincn mariner
Glen, ilber Den hid)t 5u m~odlcnoen
Stieicl; iu loHgcn Strideu list min
Die Yaiie odrnui. SEPT bolt maj
Den StieicI lclblt einen Augenbiid
eegen Den parnten GirrL Die &ods-
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c~oryrsh, by The American Melody Co. New rooI

uers 5u idloQen. ToS emp0rte sen
@epGdtrGaer ober crit red)t. oGn3
mar nod idloHer!" trofeelte or ohns
bcitinmte Aorciie, obcr nit ihGlI
member 8ut i'll bic 2uit hineih
Crit fem @elo bctommen nt0 Damn
nod boilid icin!"
Sic liidcul" id)rie Scr Imcrita
ner iett, Sic boben betoHmcn Sbr
@elo mo idacu. Sic BADEN MD;
betonmeu Chr @cI0l Sic liiQcnl"
n@os2 &h Ili1c2 Sd liiac ME.
Sdl bin ein einlat)er. ehrlidcr Pr.
better obcr mas iino Sic oenn?i"
.To5 uihi5 Sic aebt anl SIC
hobeu 3r ieiu h6iIih! Sic bobcn Ut
ieiu iduclQen0!~ picpite ser Aucri
taner. Der id}on aon5 blollrot i'm
@eiidlt mar. I'D ncr0e bcidruc.
rem mid iiber Sle!"
~lln0 id, mid ii6er Semen aut
&cil Gle 0cioat boben, id) IiIae!"
sd %ioiort 0cbet sum Stotion5
n~oritano!~
pa, ih crit rehtl"
Ter Amcrifoucr lief mad, 0cm
bureau Ge5 Stati1n5uoritanoca.
Summer 90 tici nit. Mciucm
Nri0cr mo mir btieb uidlt9 iibril.
OILS ebeuiolIS m%itntIauicu. ocm scr
Yjcie bate mciue@ @ruoer3 ecp6d.
|lltlcre Aullorotruna. IS yurildja.
| Ncbelt. h0rte cr Gar nlbt. Mir nab
! men beiin.mt an. CT nitric C& III ei,
ntr Ser u3dlittn NiinIten an 0rul
! hdlcrcu MDrpcr ieiue5 t~rou@otlau,
tiidcn TcjuOc@ fur5 mo tItiu jdhld,
GEN; mir politcn Damn mcuiQitcn5
oubci lem mo rcttct. mas 'u ret
ten NOR.
Ger St0tiou5ooritdnG. 0urf 0a&
/ pIotlldc 9ridcjuen pou ans uicrcn
ans irincr toujaIih urcuiiildru t4e
miit2ra1c auidcidrldt. crEuubiltt
F.! ijdl Wortfay0 nod mlicrm Neachr.
Sd MIDI bahc VI bcidaptrtr
iibrr o;eie% @cpodiro9cr~, cttlortc
pct TlttEltlhtF.
"a mno ser 9cunttc ioiort ic;uc
toninllh prabJ dc @cuGit9ru1>
micoCr. ia tit bier uid,t Bic rid
tile Stcllt" ioat cr mid,tcru ulN
mitroeuolI. 90 miiiieu Sic lih ~
Scn @cpddmtilltr mcuoeH Sot.
tcrrniu."
Ser @dnirmorit tcrpcatc iih
5uni Bureau Ne> @cpddmciitet%.
Souierrain.
Nc 1T scr Maitcr pen oas ec.
pndy"
Ter Maitcr ucn Dos @cpod mar
uldlt in ieiucm &ureou unN bIict
trpt oac& Sutcu9 miin0tar.
&ir maren pr1r jp0u,il Mint.
ten Dor DER luhrplammosilHt Ab.
io6rtu]eit am @obuHoi crihieucu.
abcr allEtabIid id,icu 6 mciueE
&ruNcr nod ration, ieiNcu 4IoC I'M
,3u1c nu%iiuind'ct. GS mar nodl
odlt Ninntsn bis sur AbiAbrt. Wein
9ru0er pcrIicb olio ooI Soutcrroin
mo itiea oie Ircppc blnnui, Ole
Qtm 9abuiteia ilhrte. Sd per'
'prat. inn bdS @Cp0d gu bitten
mo uadSulen0en.
Sect rcSctc i3 auf gulIi'd Dem
| Wtnttcmon 81, CT iCi ser @cbiloc.
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QeHjihcriib-

aud 2enoiDo, @ts.. bat lid
entld!iphtn. ciIIeH m%uni5iyalen Sob.
lelbof eiu5uridltrn, mo Der Staot.
rot bat Ill oieiCm 3mede bereit5
$4,000 sum Anlaui eines @runo.
ltiides ongcipieien. 9ie Stnot er.
wartct. bcreiiS I'M n1d}iten 9Sinter
$4,000 SouHcn Soalrt ucrtauien
III t0nieH. &c Stoor bat o6er nob
nnoere Inter debmnhleu I'M Gimme.
I'm ocn SigerH 81 bi!Iileu Sc.
bensmittclpr 'iieu iu mcrhellcn. gus
Den AbidlIfImnen ipnsn ndmiid) Die
nod s"tdn Stoiic bcrau$9ejuft
mo nit oicicn cine 6croe 5dnueiue
gCiilttcrt mcroeu. ipclde Die Stoot
nuifanien ipil. ,3lierit mia man
,inni1l NIT cirer Scr0e Don 500
9oritcntiercn Ocn auiana mod1en.
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The Criterion Waltz.

Iteben oui Scr @iihne ino oer0ienel
touieno Collar ieben 9lbenb."
Die SitiotioH hatte lid poaitdn
Dig peranocrt. Ser 6irie blidtc erIl
~un9ldubig Dor iih bin, Damn nit Ell,
neni Wtote itrobIte er Dor 6reliog
uno moute Dem Gireftor nm os:
SalS faQen. 50, or babe es INNER
gepliBt. er lei ouh ihon ieit ledS
Sabren Mitglieo bon einem 8eiang.
perein. Abcr BOB es 10 foIoiiaI lei
- taiticn0 piarf an einem Ibero -
collars! 9ouarSl" perbciIert(
Der Gireftor.
Gns erite 3eidjcn sur abfobrt er.
totte.
Ter ncuelltocdte Senor uno id,
oerlicBen elliott Den G.3ug.
Sd minfte meiner briioerIide,t
2icbe nod oie iiblihen 1aidentitt
griiBe nah.
als if nndber am @arteinaI
oritter alaiic ooriibcr fam, iab idJ
oorin oCn Hicicu, umringt BON iei'
men admcro0cn; JIG baten ibnt er
iotie ibnen ettunS uorlingcn; er Siertt
lih lHon gang mie Elm rid)tiger
Scnor.
9rci Monate ip0ter fam mein
9rIocr rieoer bierbcr. Sd Jeoohts
jones lcIiIamcn Greigniiie3. oSente"
ioAtc lt, miro mohl Hunmer SO
lton III Chicago iein."
gNIht aou5", l0hcltc meiu Brit
Ser. Ser Iircftor mar n1mIi1,
fem Gpcrnoirettor, ionocrn Der III
RECTOR elmer Gbicoaocr 9iiuacmi:-
%tclfobrit. Gr bat mir oaS iton Dor
Der untiten Station oeltan0cu. Ten
Shpi0ocI init ser 1cnoritImn1c bat
cr mn lmpruuiiicrt, nm ocn miitea.
nCn p@epndtrnoer" los p~Iuer0en.
Ger aerI mare ia ionit mirtlit} i'm,
Itnnoc gcpc'cl. Dem Girrttor cir
rett pciniIfl1 AnNeufen ar Icutid.
Iono NIT oui zen @ce 5u geben."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-07

Se0aure, Oieirn idmaleu &alim
fonncn mir ol5 Sibung&3immer
nidt gebrauf1en; critens ite1cn ole
Stiible I'll eng, mo menll mir ouf
Die aioere Siidlicite einiqe itelcn.
fam oic GclIncrin nidlt gum Gor.
Itano porn bin. MIDI lit es 81 I'm.
gcnnitlif, mcltn mon iif niG]t ge-
%qeHiihcriibt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-07

StoBfsufSer. .gei uns
iit's itretlih: susrit iGrsisn bic
Gineer. uno penn meme 5rnu is in
Dem S6lof finssu nil. oann idrcisr
Die Ro6burni-
SnIfh srifdnosn. ,Sie
fdben SRrsn 9ddbarn sisHn afien
ssndnnt. Sd otnts. Sic msroen biz
fen ausorud aIs iibsrtrisbsn 5urad.
nehmeH2~
-Stimmt. !5eyr Shiensridtsri DIS
Is Hoh Ia @ff. - hos Is sridt q
9nIboff.-
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-03-29
Letters From County's Defenders
On Sea, on Land and in the Air

the strictness of the army food regu-
lations. Speaking of the stringent
sanitary rules, and of the rigid econ
omies practiced, he says: Several
fortunes would be saved each year in
the homes of our country of the same
measures for economy were needed
as are taught in the army"
Some of the things that would i'm
press a visitor to the camp he enum-
crates: First, system; in point of
time everything is figured to nicely.
Things move with clock-like regular
Ity. Second, the general good health
Of the camp. Third, the morale; the
rough element generally associated
with army life is lacking here.
Fourth, intensiveness. 1t is remark
able in how short a time the govern
ment makes an experienced soldier
out of a man"
Nov, mother" he concludes, "let
me suggest a bargain: III do all the
worrying till the end of the war,
then I'll go $3.50 with you. Some
body has to whip that sauerkraut-
eating gang of garlic-breathed bloat-
ed baby-killers and l think we can
turn the trick. Next time III ex-
plain why fighting with the Allies
is not nearly so dangerous as it was
during the beginning of the war;"
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-03-29
ARREST OF DRONES ORDERED
BY NEW JERSEY GOVERNOR

Trenton, n. j., March 9-New Jer-
sey's experiment of "ridding the hu-
man hive of its drones" was inaug-
urated today by governor Edge, when
he issued proclamation calling upon
the police power of the state to enforce
the provisions of the "recent anti-loaf-
ing act"
The law is aimed at society idlers,
loafers, and hoboes," between IS and
80 years old, who refuse to engage in
useful work TO help win the war.
The proclamation orders all law en-
forcing officials to maintain SHARP
vigilance for those workless individu-
ais whose lack of ambition and fond
ness for idleness constitutes not mere
ly a financial burden to every COM
munity but also a genuine menace to
the welfare of the nations manhood
under arms and their safety on the
battlefront"
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-03-29
FRANCE IS LOVELY BUT DON'T
UNDERSTAND LANGUAGE
France, Feb. 25, 1918.

France, rep. 20, 1918.
Dear Father:
Just a note dad to tell you that am
well and happy and thinking Of how
I'd like to be in Gunnison tonight to
have q good visit with you.
This is surely a great place; this
France, and certainly wish that you
could be over here to enjoy it as wa
are. l have seen no good trout
streams, high peaks, nor any of those
wonderful things we have in Colorado
but this architecture, that is where
this country is truly beautiful.
Those statues, castles and cath
edrals, we have none Of them in the
states to compare with them. They
are more interesting because they are
Of historical interest and Importance.
We are not far from one Of the large
cities and when l get a pass, shall
20 and see all these things. only
wish you could be with me.
like the French people too but I'd
like them better if could talk to
them. can understand q little and in
time will be able to do better.
Ny work here is quite different than
what is was in the States and ! am
no longer in contact with the sick fel-
lows as was there. l am on duty
in the camp hospital and am working
in the bacteriology laboratory. l like
this work and if l were only here per-
manently could get great deal Of
valuable education out of it. But this
will only last awhile and then it will
be shifted on to the next job, and SO it
goes.
As / said before like this country
and people, but just the same will
be mighty glad when can. set foot on
old U. S. A. soil once more. long
to see all the people again and when
the war is over l won't be long in get
ting home.
Give my regards to Gunnison peo-
pie. With all my love,
HERBERT w. EXTER,
Med. Dept. 148th F. A.,
A. E. F.