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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-05

No matter what asss your child b
Geatic. thnraagA laxative shsula aa.
ways be the first tr~assnent gavsn-
Ii your little ons IN cut VI srtA
hsif-sick. Isn't resting, eating and ax4s
lag aasuralls~-ieak. Mesharl see u
tongue Ia esaatea. This IA Il sure ssgn
that the little stomach. liver and how.
sas ar~ ciossed with waste. WhsN
cross. Irritable. feveFixA. stomach sour.
breath bad e has siamach-ache, siiAr~
rhea, sore threat. full " cold. give q
teaspassassas az california Syrup VI
rJgxs and In few hours oil the euss
s,ipated tsnssoE.. ansfevstsst fscsf snsl
sour bile gviasly moves out II The iit.
'neH te#sfs vffhaut FrfrsAs, Sasfs ~
have n well. playful elaila again.
Mothers can real easy sfIsr rivine
this harmless fruit laxative" because
II newer falls To civaose the little ens's
liver and hswvss and s~sesen ths ssans-
aeh and they dearly love its pleasant
taste. Full directions for babies. chill.
dren II all ages and fuF gsvwn'up@
printed on each hst.is.
Beware Of counterfeit hs syrupA
Ask yeur tsrusgist fur has,t. vi Cab
iferuia Syrup ~ Figs:" then tec tkst
II IL made by the California Fla syrup
Company, ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-05

Like o eat. stubborniy hghting inch hy
snrh nm be drew In the cloth lie must
have had tbs strenxth cg giant. and
the grip Of wise. II was ten minute
battle. and ~hen ! got safely back inie
the iaalpsap every fnaseie VI my body
throbted with pain. and ! sank down
against the mast, struggling To regain
my strength. I had my head buried In
my arm. coasrsous oaiy VI the Wild
ieaping Of the mast, snd the siekrning
sensation caused BY its eonstans sway
iag. when Ifugxn'x sheet seat the hinod
pounding to my heart, He stcet w..
right. clingfng to stay, startng forth.
into the staa,thxr Oh the port bow.
Look, ssri There's q beat See.
yander; shs'il top the crest In Sec
end-thare !"
aad d glimpse Of something's
black speck In the midst of the break.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-05

Ing spray--hu; could not be sure Of
what II was.
Are you cer,pln It In a hoatT ]
questioned THE thing had no shape
to me. What do you say. uisonr'
"A beat. sir there wins a slip % sail
hoistcd It's my notion she's bowed 80,
ridin to drag. There she II again
Aye. | got fair view that time. as
the cuckle.shell was thrown high ur
ifon The crest Uf tile wrse. II Wan Sics-
| enlng 20 see tina, black obiec, hurled
high up against the sky, and then dts.
| appear utterly Into tho hollow. The
boat must ha hove to; there would he
no liyiug otherwise In that sea, end the
| very fact that It remained aaoat was
evidence IT sailors aboard. drew my
self to my feet, cllngtng with one hand
10 a stay, following tbs ether to make
my voice reach the deck below.
"Mr. Leayordi"
AYE, aye. sir"
There In a small boat or the port
quarter. riding 70 drag"
| a what, sirr'
"A ships boat on the pnrt quarter
\ tao far away 20 tell whats aboard her.
| can you LEI her head fall of poinsf
NO, without another hand q, the
wheel II takes all my strensth to hold
her ss she ts
Jump down. pugan, and my nj,
we mus; gs's inst ttaas I. i~vwEni. II ws
| help these fellows In this sea.
| AYE. ay~, sir"
and werp content ~ use the luGhcr $
thals. rrachlag the 3,~E rAttr, rt1 g3'd
enough 10 NJ thrre AlIye, ! diyrd iE.c
/ the cabin after q glass. stApptag ioas
enough ~ explain what We had sight
~, to Vera. who appeared Ia her state
room door. fully dressed,
"yaa have not h,en In bedy- asked
( Indignantly,
"Nh, bur have indeed I have. why
| must have slept four haurs. bot lay
down fully dressed. II didn't know
what nigh, haps'0n Could you see Il
there were men In the h.aats "
~No, not 10 distinguish them with
the naked eye; the glass will reveal
that; NAT the h,at must be occupied 10
keep Raeat In this ssa"
"Who can they he. dc yoa suppose
sai9wrecssd ssi!orsr'
III would b. rly gueys II will prove
IN BE- ere " eur o~s eo9;s we've cver~
hauled
But how could we''
The wtnd changed after midnight.
and. with enly the uae hand q, the
wheel. we WIN obliged TO psy "a. and
run before II. II Is rot Impossible TIA;
we are back In almost the same sTrtsan
es sea where w~ seft ,Aose fellows
Come up 90 dsek. and veil kao~
shortly
she weas In for wrsr but tctn~t
ne ainsass Immediately, raast hare
heen tve -asnntes locating the boat. yet
| finally caash. IL fairly en- the crest q.
A wave. Even st that distance two
recognized, facrs lsagsd Instantly iato
/ ,As circle ef vtssaa--IiverTs.el 4ad Ne
( Cam.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-05

-K4 eur avn Gasrtsreoes. ! an
nsyaseva shertiy. easaravarsaS 70 ks~ss'
my gtassss traia@i an the risht spot.
-AexAna. and shase devils wish hisa.
Fkem. shalt we stand ~. ssfY aSkssi
Lexywf. ~Mhy shonsd we hs psekinS
| w shsaf ssusny
kkneed astae st hifn-
way, Mr. Lessesdf Wei. enc rcs'
snn In we are American seHnasa Those
fellows ran scarcely hurt Us no@. and
hand " two more abtsard VIII help
| ns TO- make port We've rA ~ dave
fr~fnsr below, and Rap~iio woaid h%'
able 10 spell Masters In the euxthr"
room, leek 90 fhssr cwFrfrs ~ o sse-s-
| a~nd Let ynur helm on atsashsr pssin'
--tser~. steady now; hold her just az
she Is
Again l caught the boat In the focus
Ut the irvesesi glasses: II Was sneesnra
My nearer now, bar l could aaiy ~~s
fous naen ahaari the craft. the other
twe h~aax white and Rapeilo. The
stller was gone. the man at the stern.
ytm White, steering BY means Ut a
long ear. the sail had been whippe>,
taio rags. and a canvas shirt sahsss.
tu,sd. one mga was ON his knees bail.
ing fur.osssly, and Tony had an arm In
q slsng. 40 intent was In this en-.
s,~aysx b. de~,phsr tho details Of ths
fswrsx,y thryxxh The class. 1 VAS un,
aware tina, Vera had climbed the lad,
der, and naw sfnsd beside me. etiaging
In the, rxaa. ,tlsr. Se#rey mrowsei .nse IN
her presence,
why. there are only four Of them r
Yes the, must have PASSED through
Hade~ last night" I answered. Here,
TAM. me wia.s ,assra are two bs<sses
living In ,hs ho,,oea AZ the boat"
-tan xoa manage the wbes, alone
for A hi, Mr. I.ayar,,r'
~ euu ,ry ar-
~ntsx rsr,,nv,on woold Won m,ns,
v,,,uv ,he mat. A hansy"
sh,, f.ush, her way nrroma 70 him
w,,hcnt . unr,, ,..avtnx TN. w,ass an,
H., s..ct
.t;ssst. ho,d her "A shs Ia and have
ua&,Yyx xlow anyyn I. ia going 10 he
n ,,eknsh ,,h "a re, ,has. fellows On
b,.,a, h.s nnvo,,, a s,y,ss,lony-
"a v,nniny nooa. srom tho lower
uatn.var, ~" sats Olson
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-05

81 IL MN glad you cams. l conldn 7
kCld 60 the tNnarse. hat-~but that
t,~sn't matter. d,cs nr~
Net a; all, we are In M sh@Te 60
tsht tAv s'eyta. With only oae tHaa In
thc Stokrhcle. Yea will have 70 eecep
o. tae lajdcs."
"Iou-ycn wish use TO - ossow!~
Il ccNtcr WA ~"
And ytu aee Ecyus 70 vygla.a at the
w'sc$l--&'earg
"lslSan Is t,wwar,L wJtAsa easy cali
I have sent The sua mates Nsa,,w for
an hears r'>t. There is nothing fos us
TO do now, Ngs h,id on uau, the storm
aaates, III SIMPLY laSh ;hr Whc1A sua
aaad by yoe age absolutely eS!asuSt.
Sd xad mGs; Ss< hcycW--ypg ~sls COY
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-05
CHAPTER xxvt.
We elahs a Beat.

"
what Immediately followed bog W.
made ourselves shipshape he best wa
could. and held On for the nrxt few
hours. has comparatively bot little u
do with the interest Of this story. Lea
yord brought the two men on deck. and
NV Dade was no sailor. but more likely
20 prove faithful. he was seat down ths
ladder to aAzist Masters In the Gre
room. Dugan took tbs change In ad'
miEistration aboard with sea going
philosophy, seemingly feeling no ami
mostly because Of the rough handling
received, and went to work under my
orders with hearty good will. We were
oil four ~ Va capable sea'nea. and an
hour II hard work placed the Indian
Chief Ia very fais condition NJ far an
deck and running rigging was eon'
ceruct Al the end, however. standing
on fhe forecastls. and staring aft,
had faith that WE could handle the
hooker, even with that small crew. and
bring her safely into the harbor at NJ.
Johns. Our earlier weather predic-
po,x wsr. n,t ~, v.y,ned M len Vi IA
.nv ss,,nv. av,snt ,,a...a ,h.,. WINS
nothing particular 10 worry about, Ell
cepting that temporary steering up
rssutas, aas H. irssf wasv~d terry ~qsoaxtl
no,y a, a. IN v,y. ms confidence
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The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-15
On That East Tenth Llne.

They were standing around honst'
Ing about how bud their individual
street ear service was, Central said
his was "ro,tcncr" thun College.
I'rnns, lyunin said Illinois got the best
Of the cars. aud the best Of service. \
South side man declared the south
side service was the limIt. After they
had ell hud their rounds II little man
who lives ON the East Tenth line
sighed and said:
"Of course, We don't speak Of II as
skirsiop any longcr-we say skip
entirely. But that Isn't the worst
The other morning one OF my neigh
bors nnd ! were standing an the back
Platform Of IN East Tenth street car.
Wen, AT Tenth and Sterling streets
the eur swuycd and bumped 50 vio'
lenily that Il J0!tcd II lead pencil out
Of the pocket Of my neishbor and
hut the others were g0ne.--Indlan'
upolis News.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-15
TOOK FLING At BOOSTERS
Visitors Suggestion Probably Did Not
Tend TO Make Him Popular
In Los Angeles.

Mcrl. Sl,icn,r. local advertising
mnu. recently returned from "a West
.rn trip In which h. visited the city
Of I.ns Angeles. lie was Impressed
with the buusiing uf III" Los Angeles
,itiZrus nud sUid Il" learned thUt IN
oregon colonel frum Portland was Tho
guest uf honor ut u banquet In Los
Angeles. The usual nft"r'dlnn"r
speeches were made. NIL huusiing the
uty vi ,."s Angeles, hut each speaker
regretted thni i.uS Angeles had not
been founded uu the "nurt, The sr,nk-
.rs all sid that hal the city hocu IN
the ,,asi Instead nf ten miles or -
from n, the city would b" lh" garden
spot uf III" world. The visiting ,uio'
ncl was cullrd un tu speak aud suld:
"Gcnilcmrn. am Impressed with
your city ns niuuh ~ y"u ARE und Ice
,ir,c that ! can Suggest u way In
which you can accomplish your wish,
An of the citizens present leaned
forward ,ng,rly, Tor this was no douht
ia" solution that had long been WALTZ
ing for. The onl"ncl continued:
"lhis Il what you should do. OBJ
tain II large pipe, run II from the CEN
ter of your city luto III" nccnn nnd II
ynu can suck ~ hurd ns you can bluw
the ocean viii snun bc In your city,
Indianapolis News,
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-15
Notice Of County Election.
Bigelow, No., Nov. 8, 1alI

BiKelOW, MO-, NOV. o. lUlo.
Purusant to the call Of the County
Chairman of the Holt County Red
Cross, the nominating committee met
at Bigelow, No., on the above date.
Ths meeting was called to order by
the County President, ], X. Collision,
who read the call and then asked for
nomination for chairman Of the meet
ing. w. n. Weightman placed before
th committee the name OF J. u. Colli-
scA who was duly elected. r. v. john
son, Of Oregon, nominated w. H.
Weightman, Of Mound City, for Sec
retary, and there being no other nom
nations, w. II. Weightman was elect
ed. Mr.. Collision then explained and
optlieed the work Of tbe committee,
after which the following names as
candidates for the County Committee
were submitted, from which number Il
was explained eleven were to be elect
ed on Nov. Goth, to constitute the
County Committee for the Holt Coun.
ty Red Cross.r hrs.sL g, Ensor and
Mrs. j. C. Whitmer, of Oregon; VIM
fitzmaurice and ]. A. Lease, Of For
est City; Mrs. j., D. rkhrens and Miss
Christine Kranhert Of Oregon; Mrs
F.rEHOgan and Mrs Clara 1aviN.oi
Bigelow; Mrs. Bodlkin and Albert VIA
liams, OF New Point, r. F. Poyntel
and Mrs, Stuart, Of FortescuA; +. X
Allen and \. L. Teara Of Craiet Mrs
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-15

John Meyer. of Mound City. was
here Tuesday. having business in the
probate court.
High Grade Kodak finishing.
Bring as your films.
HENNINGER DRUG co.
Emmett Walter of Rock Port.
was here. Wednesday Of this week,
having business in the probate court.
john Reeves. in cranking a tract
or, on the viii Markt farm, Tuesday
Of this week. had the thing 10 kick IN
him. and he is carrying his right arm
in n sling: II was broken just above
the wrist, and John forced Il TO its
place. then called DR. Evans. who put
on the splints. and John is around
Just like other fellows.
Mrs. Il. =. Reeves. while able t.
be about her apartments, IL still a
great sufferer from rheumatism.
WIN. Burlington. our righ. hand
man in this printery. has rented n part
Of the Mrs. &. j. Hunt home, and w
moving in this week. He Is from st.
( Joseph. and his family consists Of
wife and two daughters Of school age,
and two sons, eighteen and twenty.
employed in Du Pont powder plant
in the east.
! -Warrie Walker was in 81. Joseph
last week.. with five loads Of cattle.
The Stars and Stripes. symbol Of
freedom, standard Of victory. Let ev-
cry home and business house In our
city show It's colorS, Saturday.
--Straycd from my farm, black
SOW with short ears. with five pigs
by side. Reward will be- given for
return or any information leading to
her recovery. -
/ N. SICkMANN.
' Route 4. Oregon, Mo.
Ava Profit, who has charge Of
u department in the Mucller-Kcllcr
Candy Company, in st. Joseph. was
here over Sunday, visiting his parents.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-15
Appropriate Name.

As he polished his customers boots
the bootblack puffed at the end Of n
cigar, Thinking To have u little fun
at the youths expense, the customer
asked him II he always smoked cigars
"Oh, yes, pretty often" declared the
youth.
what brand do you generally
smokef" was the next question.
"Robinson Crusoe. sir" came the re-
ply.
The customer pondered awhile.
~ never heard Of that brand" he
said.
"It's name I've given 'em rlyself."
said the youth. "You see, guv'nor, old
CrusOe was u castaway"
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-15
-Rout the Rat, with "Rat Rout.
Sure death to rats.
HENNINGED npIIc m

-Rout the kat, with KAT Rout.
Sure death to rats.
HENNINGER DRUG co.
e. s. Mcdonald and wife returned
last Sunday from q visit with their
daughter, Judge Jacob Wehrli and
wife, Of the Ross Grove school district.
The Judge brought them down in his
car.
Judge Elect, I. d. Painter, of the
upper district, was in Oregon, the first
Of the week. He was accompanied by
Harvey Kunkel.
&C. W. Lease and wife, of the For.
tescue neighborhood, were in town,
Monday, where Mrs. Lease was hav-
ing some dental work done.
: Alvin Greiner and wife, of Culp
district, who have been very sick, are
now much better and considered out
Of danger.
Judge @. D. ,Whitmer wins on iyhe
st. Joseph market, Tuesday of this
week, with two. car loads Of White.
face cattle. .a 5ss.
-Clsud Williams and family, OF
Maryyille, were here Tuesday, IN con,
sultation with prs. Evans. regarding
MSA w.'s, s,health, which We are sorry
! ID lsNin 10 'qulte poor,
II Mid&aHN. Ne Donald. oR St., Jo
bebM is here-sAayin0 o visit with. 5cI
nee's' County ClSf XuAkSl and Fam
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-15
Mud Specialist.

Several officers from the front speak
Of famous. .boOtblack In Paris who Ia
known as the mud specialist" The
individual can tell every soldier client
what section Of the trenches he halls
from merely by examining the mud on
MS, feet, II 10 said that hs, rarely
nakes 4 mistake. and can spot manis
haVtle STATION anywhere between
Ypsss end verduns With marvellous ~
curscy, apparently each ssctiop Of ~
long line having IT. eharacterlste
brand OF mud. M Nsin "a sff''2t
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-15

Mrs. Ed Hicks has returned from
Pattonsburg, this state, where she Wis
tied her mother and bade goodbye TO
her sister. who has entered the Red
Mrs. Hazel Teschner and baby
daughter, Wilma, who have been Wis
iting Pe and Ma Womaek, the past
month, returned to her home in South
John 4. Buck, one of. Lincoln
township's pioneer and, sterling citi-
Gems, died q his home, near Corning,
Tuesday, Of this week, Nov. ~, 1913:
He wsl, about 76 years Of age, and
leaves : wife and seven children-four
sons and three daughters. Obituary
next week. .T,,g
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-15

C. w. Glenn, of McAllen, Texas,
IL here for an extended visit, with his
son, Charley-when together they are
like. III pair of kids. and always have
Louis Kreek, who Is q student q
the Northwestern, Evanston, Illinois,
satapthe sdtmD Dnthtttdh held theIe,
when the news was received that the
armlstice hdd been signed, beat thy
Fourth, u July celebration ever held
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-15
LUNCH ON GROUND.
A. b. PAYNE
Col. P. M. Babb, AuCtioneer James Lease, Clerk

Geo. Gotten, of Forbes; J. II. Carter,
w. +. Vance and Mrs. +. NJ. Miller,
of Mound City; J. X. Collision and
Levi Thompson, of Maitland.
No further business appearing, on
motion, duly made and Carried, the
committee adjourned
J. II. COLLISION, Chairman.
w. II. WEIGHTMAN, Secy.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-15

Willie Narans, son of Mrs. Maud
Narans, who is in the veterinary SER
viee, stationed at Fort Worth, Texas,
has been very low with the influenza,
but is now'out Of the hospital and has
returned to duty.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-15

-Mortoleum is a powerful Ceal-Tar
Compousd. six times az effeetive "a
geimicide, as pure carbolic acid, and
not DANGEROUS 10 use.---86c and Soc
sizes. HENNINGER DRUG co. !,
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-15

Saturday afternoon and night.
November i6. Oregon viii cele-
braie the d.f,a' OF The Kaiser,
and the tretdcm oil the world.
Palterst MS band will be on
hand Good speaking. and a
grand good line for everybody.
6e SUI @ ard come.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-15
UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER!
Germany Helpless TO Renew the Cos.
flict. L,acuate TO Left Side Of
the Rhine. The World War ,a
Is Endpd.
NOVEMBER II. 1918.

.F
NOVEMBER II, 1918.
Nine owes have seen the glory
OF tf, coming Of the Lord;
stored;
He hath loosed tho fatcful lightning
or 3D.. terrible swir, sword,
Ills trrth is marching on.
have seen him in the wa,chfires
OF "a hundred circliny camps;
They have buildcd him an altar
III A., evening dews and damps:
| can road his righteous sentence
By 'hr dim and flarinp lamps,
His day is marching on.
I hnyr rcad the fiery pospc,,
WI in Furnished rows Of steel;
"As ,c deal with my contemncrs,
So IN YOU my grace shall deal;
Let the hero, born of woman,
Cru "a the serpcp. with his heel,
SINCE God IL marching on"
He bga sounded forth tbe ,r,mpet
Thi' .hall never call retreat;
lie fling out the souls of men
Bcirrr his Judgment scat;
Oh, Io .vift my soul. 10 answer him! I!
Il, iubilnnt. my feet,
our God Is marching on,
The world war ended Monday morn
ing, November IL, 1918, at 600 o.
clock, Paris time,
Thr armis,ice was signed By the
German representatives al midnight.
Tbr .,ric,iy military terms of the
arnis,irc with Germany are embraced
in eleven swcifica,ions which include
the evacuation of nil invaded terri.
torics. the withdrawal of the German
troop. from tho left bank OF the Rhine
and the surrender of nil supplieg OF
war.
Tho naval terms provide for the sur
rend,, nf IG(r submnrincs. fifty dos.
troy,r.. six hattie cruisers. ton haiti,
shin. aiyh, light cruisers and o,hc,
sc.llancous ships.
All Allied vessels IN German hand,
arc :, hc surrenJ,rcd and Germany /,
10 po,iry noutrais that they are fro,
10 i,,,ic n, on,c ON The sons with IN,
AIli,J countries.
Arnnv Tho financial terms INCLUDE.
~
mr., restitution for damage done by IN,
C.,n',S % a,wics, r"s,i,u,,on of ,h,
ca,b tnkcn from the National Rank o
Rclvium and return of gold take,
from pussin n,d Eumanin.
III, military terms include the sur
rcnJ,r of 1000 guns, half field an,
hnIr iigh, nrtill.ry: "a. 900 machin
yun- \ nOO flame ,hroNrrs and Don
-
m. surrender Of 1000 locomotive,
10 ,on wnvons. 10 OOo motor lorric,
,bc ,,iiw"ys or Alsnce.I Iorrnino ro
usc hy III. Allies and stores of col
and ron al.o arc included.
m, immcdintc rcpntrin,ion Of a
Alii,d and Amcricnn prisoners with
out rcciprocnl action by ihct Allie
oI', IL included
In connection with the evacuation ,
III. loft hank of the Rhine Il is pr,
yiIcd that the Allies shall hold ii
crossings of the river ut Coblcnt
Coloync and Mnycncc. togc,hcr wi,
brldgchcnds md a aO.milo radius.
The right bank of the Rhinclar
hat occupicd by tho Allies is to J.,
r,mc a neutral zone and the bank hcI
lLv the Germans h To be evacuated
r,nn,ccn dnys.
The n,miSticc Is for thirty days.
The fleeing Kaiser and his impcrii
lite. are snfcly out of Germany, ha,
pg mndo their way into Holland.
Tn. Dutch government viii inter
tho Kaiser and his entire party.
Empcror Charles Of Austria h.
fled 10 Switzerland.
. nh r,,,,, p,incc and suitc m,
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-15

II the opinion that he will be sailing
across soon, unless the Kaiser con-
cludcs TO throw up his job. His bat
terry is a part OF the iith division.
Not having l5J m range at Custer
he thinks he might be, sent to SOME
branch camp having one before going
across. He likes the artillery branch
very much. He has been going to
school ever since he was called, and
there seemed TO be something to learn
all the time.
A letter from Mrs. Alberta Green
Murphy. who has been in st. Louis,
visiting her son, Frank. who Is in
the army. He is in the infantry,
company 3. section A, and his daily
amusement consists of: 6:l5 Rcvcile,
everyone must he in line by 6:30 for
roll call and assembly. Gas Break.
fast. 7:i5 Sick Roll Call. 1:30-0:3O
Drill. 9:30.i2:30 Glasses. 1890
Mess. 2:OO.3:3O Drill. i:30.b:00
Calisthenics in Francis Field. 800
Retreat. when everyone must stand
at attention. $3.50 Mess. 6:30-9:i5
Study. o:a5 Bugle. 1000 Lights
Out.
James Black. Company c. Goth In
far,ry. writes 20 his home folks from
Cnrp Funston. Under date of Nov. d.
ave 80 out 20 the trenches this morn
ing TO stay until Sunday: we have
made two trips out 90 the rifle range,
and We sure have some time.
haven't missed day drilling or a roll
call, only when out on some spec al
duty. We have 260 men in our COM
many. Have. escaped the influenza
thus far. and we have but few cases
here now. Army life Is certainly
pounds when ] came In. and ] nov
weigh ibo pounds. We are expecting
90 leave here soon.
With love.
JAMES BLACK.
Company &, Goth Infantry, Camp Fun.
ston.
Richard krcck writes home ~ fol
lows. in reference Ia the opening per
| formancc Of the soldier play, "Ati
Boy" produced for the benefit q
Camp Mcig's, at Polls theatre, Wash
ington, u. C., Nov. ith, 1918.
Well. las, night We had Il! II wen
over with n bang! Over the top 70
sure.
Everybody was there and more, ou
creates, trouble was that We wcr
unable 20 give enough cncorcs.
The chorus went through their par
like u machine The whole play wen
through perfectly.
Our drill. the part VIII ch worried u
most went over without flaw. Lieu,
Mead. company commander. drilled u
for this part. lie Is sure prord q
rs. | have told you what fine me-
he Is. and how tie boys are all crnZ
about him.
We feel now that We have partl
repaid him for what he has done ia
'us.
We have chcrrcd him 80 much m
IN other ways shown how We l'kc hii
that We have shown up his ability
handle mon. The colonel has notice
, Il. aud has always been very muc
/, interested IN our drill, too. lie use
. To come gu, In the field every mornir
and tell us how rotten We were. II
!, last few rchonrsals he had compl
v mcntcd ". Hut last night, q DO.
A The old man went crazy. lie got ,
: OFT Of his box and came back on u
A stage and told Us how proud Of =
|, he was.
That all counts from the cross %
colonel. you know.
, one of the acts Is twelve girls, II
: tnllcst men were selected for thi
This ne, was intended for comcd
, hut tho girls were 80 good and ma,
y up 50 well that they wrot" u new son
a and changed the act all around.