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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-06-18

it's to 1912, OOO,O 900, would cover ex-
penditures until the end of August.
The debt due Great Britain from
her allies is 1,37O,OOO,OOO pounds, Mr..
Law said while the dominions owe
2O6, 100000 pounds
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-06-18

so-ca44~d "res.orers." Any shade from
light golden brown to black.
Sample and booklet sent on recent
of 10c. No samples at dealers
"Brownatone" is sold by leading drug
stores and toilet counters in two sizes
-35c and $1.15. Order direct from
The Kenton Pharmacal Co., Suite
407, Coppin Bldg, Covington, KY, if
your druggist will not supply you. You
will save yourself much annoyance by
refusing to accept a substitute.
Insist on "Brownatone" at your
hair dresser's. Mention shade desired
when writing or purchasing.-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-06-18
Hair Tinting
All the Rage
The Absolute and Utter Harm
leSsneSS of ''BPOWnatone"
Has Made Hair Tinting
Safe and Easy.

You need not tolerate gray, streak
ed or faded hair another day. 1t takes
but few moments to apply Brown
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-06-18
MAN SHOT TWICE
WHEN HE CALLS
ON FORMER WIFE
Continued From Page One)

Continued From Page One)
cording to her statement she has
been the victim of the most cruel
treatment at his hands. She claims
that when they lived together he
made life unbearable fpr her and
they finally separated, he agreeing to
pay her 81 a week. OF this money
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-06-18
OBITUARY
GEORGE KALOSKI.

George, infant son of John and
Mary Egan Kaloski, died yesterday
afternoon at her parents residence
after only a few days illness. The
funeral was held this afternoon at
o'clock and the interment was in st.
Michaers cemetery.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19
&ertlima iiber TrieSen.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
Sept. 10Th, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
IS 2on6on, 10. @ept. = Srob Der
Mblebn11ng bon Deuti6lanos Srie-
bensangebot lit Ser 6euti6e Nei9s=
fon51er Graf &ertling 6apon iiber=
5eugt 6oB ser Srieoe naber lit, olS
augemetn ongenommen miro. 91es
lit, na9 elmer @openbagener 9epe19e
an Sic @rbange Telegrapb &c. aus
elmer Mnfpra6e 81 e%ntnebmen, Die
ser @on5ler an sic 8ertreter Der &C.
merfi9often in Deuti6lan6 gebalten
bat.
Ser @ei6sfan5ler erfldrte, 6ab Die
6euti6e @egierung un6 6ie 6enti@en
&eeriiibrer cine @eritdn6igurg nno
Sen Srie6en tpiinibten. &egiernng
1n6 &eerfiibrer> iagte Graf &ertling,
ieien gegen ale ale @robernngen.
Des tpeiteren 1agte Ser &an5ler,
6aB er 6os preuBii6e Mbgeoroneten=
baus oufl0ien 'mer6e, iobalo er bon
Ser l1nmoglidfeit iiber5eugt lei, oaB
Elm @inberi tdn6nis nit 6em 9erren=
bonS iiber sic @timmre6tS=S rage err
5ielt mer6en f0nnte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19
&aaaia lei s. @. 80.

Suite, Mont., IA. 5ept. : Se=
on1te Ser 8un6eSregierung un6 1tao=
tiid)e 8eomte, sic bon Manni6aften
Ser ant Orte 1teben6en 8un6esfapol=
lerie unteritiibt mur0en, mo9ten
6reitagaben6 eine &a55ia ouf ooS
@ouptquartier Ser S. IS. IS. in 81t=
tie, Mont., iomie a1f Die @el9afts=
rdiltn1e ser tdgliden 3eitnng, Suite
Bulletin, 6eren @ri6etnen bom
itoatli9en @ertei6igungsrat perbo=
ten mor6en mar.
9oS geiamte Eerionol Der 3et=
tl1ng, bonn &e0afteur un6 8e1dafts=
letter bis gum Maidinenieber mnroe
5nr Boli5eipade genommen; BORT
mur6en lie einem Gerb0r u%ntertpor=
fen, sic int 3~uiammenbang NIT Ell
11em StreifDeriud bon 8erglerten
inn 8e5irf bon Suite in bent 8lotte
er16ienen naren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19
8ptt nn6 0an6,utrte ,uerben oas &a=
terlan6 retten, ia9t &atier
Wflhf11n

True translation fled with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, CD
Sept. 10Th, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
2on6on, Is Sept. - Safer
@ilbelm ionote telegrapbii9 feline
Mnerfennl1ng fir Sic Mrbeiten Ser
2a16tptrte lit 9eutidlon6, mel4e 6ie=
ie mabren6 o~er&riegs5eit ausfiibrten,
miro beute Ser Central Stems bon
Mmlterbam beri6tet.
Das Selegram1nL 6as an Sic 6eut-
ihe lan6tpirtidoftltde @ereinigung
o6reiiert mor, gtbt Mus6rud bon
0em uneri9iitter1iden Gertrauen nnb
ser gr0Bten Danfborfeit 6es Safer
lanbes, Die ser 2an6mirti6aft gu
fommen.
uMidt meniger tpie l1niere tapfe=
rem 50bne, Sic itegrei6 ibr 2on6 Der
tei6igen nn6 SEN 6etno bon ibrem
beiligen 8o6en bolten."
u@ott miro fit 6ieies 8ertra1ten
olle belobnen nnb inns Sic &raft Der
letben, Sen Seino GIT beitegen nro
ben 8eg GIT ebnen GIT elmer gliidli=
6en 3rfunft fir Sic belttiden 2an=
Ger" idliebt 6os Selegramm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19
KaiItr lit Winefl$,
den Krie9 81 beendtn
Saet EUR deutI0en B%evSIkerung, dap er allies YER
(ubte, Frieden tdber zubrin9eu.

vl1no frogt Str mel6e Sernein,
ura es lit? Sic gerneinung beg &e9,
tes sur @rilten5 oes 0euti6en Solfes.
gs lit sic g%ernein1ng BON ouer Sui,
tl1r, cine @erneinung bon nnlerer
@erfen.
Scr Meib beruria6te unier Sent
Sc 5l,m Sample un6 Ser &rieg tam
iiber uns. l1no iebt, 1pen1 nn1ere
@egner ieben, 6aB lire Soffnungen
entt6uidt mrr0en un6 tpie nnlere
md6tigen @enerole ibnen @dlog out
Sdlag perietten, tam Ser SAB.
v@ir fennen MIR Sen ebrli9en
@eg, mel6er Dem Seinoe einer1
periett, aber pen1 er ltegt,
mebrlos uno bluten6, Damn REDEEM
mir ibm sic @an6 un6 belfen 5u
ieiner grbolung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19
3nnebmenber @ebra1td bpn narfoti
Ideu Stpffen+

@oibington, 12. Sept. = Ser
gemobnbeitsgebroltd bon Morpbi=
Inn, Goboin, @eroin nn6 an6eren
YrGporoten, melde norfotii6e Stoffe
entbolten, bot in Sen @ereinigten
Stouten in Sen lebten beiben Sabren
ropi6 5ugenommen, ltn0 Elm energi=
ides @eieb gegel1 Sen MiBbraud)
bon 11orfotiiden Stoffen muB pab=
reno 0ieier &ongreBlitung gei6offen
ner6er, Inn Ser o%llgemeinen MrS=
treitl1ng 6ieies 9ulterS 5n lte1ern.
Dieles lit Ser SeidluB, pelder be11te
bon ei11en belon0eren lt11teri nd11ngS=
fomitee, 5u1an1men nit einem 8eri4t
iiber Sic Mn5obl ser 6iele EN- 2ai tier er=
gebenen, gegentpdrtig inter ar5tlider
Mufiidt iteben6en Eerioner1, berDf=
fentli6t tpuroe.
Sic l1nteriu6nngen bes &omitees,
0eiien Setter 8epoumadtigter &ainep
lit, %ergeber, oaB toulenoe bon ge=
orofteten Wdnnern aus Ben militd=
ridden 2agern entlaiien poroen 1ino,
11o66em es iid berausgeitelt batte,
ooB iie 6ie1em 2a1ter ergeben tparen,
uno 0ob in 6ieie 3abl piele einbe=
griffen 1paren, melde iid 6ieies 3D.
tier, no66em Tie ge0raftet naren> ~
ltematii9 o1getpobnt batten, Inn lire
gntfoiiung 5u bepirfen. 9ieie UNI
itdn6e iin6 Elm &al1ptgrnnb, nelder
ltnper3iiglid Sic S6affung zines @e-
lebes fir Mbbi1fe 6ieies 9alterS not
men6ig mo6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19

u@s gibt 1t0ren6e Smptome iiber
gan5 europa, melbe iene 5ubanie be-
merfen uno MaBregeln 0agegen err
greifen .ioaten. IS gibt atmoipbari.
i6e 5t0rungen in Der io5talen nno
0fonomiiben 8elt. 2aBt iie nns IN
.3eit bemerfen 11n6 mern mir Dies
tnn, iollen mir Die Sreuoe zines gn-
ten @etters bel Der @rnte erleben
pel6e fommt, penn 6ie briidenoe
&ibe, sic iebt iiber n11s IN 6ielem gro=
ben &riege, norbei it,"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19
Galtfprniens @etnba1t.

Gan 8rancisco, Gal., Is. Sept. :
Elane gum Mbmtdeln Ser @ei6afte
Ser gemaltigen @einin0uitrie in Ga
lifornien ongeiidts Ser orobenoen mo-
t%io11alen Nrobibition l1r6 31tr Ser
glng" Ser Graubenernten nn6 @ein=
lager tper6en ge%genpartig in Gan
Sroncisco, @ul., bon ser California
@rope Hrotectibe MTociation er0r=
teri. Sc p1r6e cine grflarung ser
@rnn6idte inn @egeniab gum ufno=
6entrodenen" ENHANCEMENT CUR
@taatsberfaiiung> uber mel6es I'M
Nobentber abgeltimmt tper6en ion,
ongenommen. Sic &elolution in6oi +
iiert 6ie &ominger-8orlage melde
fir teiltpeife Brobibtion etntritt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19
nno mas bel ser meni9li9en Matur
ia a11d peritan6li9 lit.

un6 mas bei ser meni6li9en Natur
ia aud peritan6li6 lit.
Mber mir mo9en oud in bieer
8%e5iebung 6orti6ritte, lernen
Sen @ert 1rn6 Notmen6igfeit einfo=
6er 9ebenSfibrung INNER mebr er=
%fennen, fom1nen immer mebr 6abin=
ter, mel6e Sflaben 6es 8eourfniiies
mir bisber maren, pie biel gutes
@elb uno nomentli9 nod @ertpoIe=
res mir linn opferten. 9ie 8ereit=
mi1ligfeit, nit ser Sic @inltel=
lung 6e5 ionntaglihen Mntomobil=
perfebrs geri6teten @iinlde ser &e=
gier11rg erfiiut 1por0en iinb, benefit
Sos. @ier fat e5 elmer geietlidenger=
or6nung NIT Sen unerlaBlidenStrof=
on0robungen i6on nidt mebr be-
Sur 1. 9ie grfenntris Ser Notlpen6ig=
felt fat geniigt, Sen @iiniden Ser
&egiernng Sic @irfuna zines 9efeb-
les 5u gebe11, 1n0 ooS fam man MIR
nit Treuoen begriiBen. Sc tiefcr Sic
grfenntnis Ser %eiiernen Notlpenoig=
felt 6es &rieges unb @er0erblidfeit
ollcr 2ltruSbebiirfnilie in infer
Golfsleben ein6ringt, 0elto better
miro es fir oas 2an0 fem; fit feline
@egenmart u110 feline 3ltfunft gu
gleid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19
Ste antoIoien Sonntage.

Die bon ser &egierung gepinidte
ginlteqnng 0es ionntagli6en Muto=
mobilberfebrs bot ii9 IN Ser g%latten
@eiie bou3ogen, nit Ger bisber ale
@iini6e Ser &egierung erfiut NOR
SEN iinb. 3us Mntomobil lit ldngit
cine Motmenbigfeit 6es tdgliden Be-
ben5 %getporoen, aber Ser onntag=
glrtomobilberfebr lit in Ser
@o1ptio6e 211rnsperfebr, nn6 es be-
5eltgt bon geiun6em Sinn Ser in
6rage fommenben @ebolferungsfrei=
ie> 6oB Elm @un16 Der &egier11ng ge=
11iigt fat, lie 5um Mufgeben aud Die
les 2nrns 51 b%eranla11en.
SSn I'M erer %eilernen 3eit miro Ser
Noum fir Gurus immer enger, uno
mas in 6rieoens5eiten audi nit Sen
0ringen0iten grmobnungen un0 8or=
lteuungen nidt CREDIT mer0en fonn=
te, Ste getp0bnurog an einfade 2e=
%benstpeiie , boben Sic Notlpenoigfeite1
oeS &rieges in fo1tm einem Sabre fer
tig gebra6t. Gurus lit cine Sa6e, Ste
MIR 51t 1ei6t 511r 0etpobnbeit unb So
nit i6einbor 51111 8e0iirfnis miro.
Sri tpe11n Sic Not nit ibrem inner
bittlide11 MinB an Sen Weni6en ber=
ontritt, miro ser Menld = oft &C.
mug nit Gritounen = ge1pabre mel=
DIE groBe Menge an 2%uruSoingen er
ldlieBli6 gu 1einem 2eben entbebren
fonn, obne Sic er in Sen Iagen beS
l1eberfluiies ni6t a11sfom1nen 5n
fonnen glaubte.
sSnr aGgemeinen lit Ser 8erin9,
2eute, Sic in 8erbdltniiien leben> mo
iie iid nod SEN a1getpobnten Surl1s
ber1doffen %fonnen, nit 8orten fir
cine einfodere 2%ebensmeiie 81 ge=
]pinnen, 5iemlid ouSiidtslos. Mn gu
tenn @iuen feb1t es ge>p0bnli6 ni6t,
pobl ober an @erltdn6nis~ fir Sic
gegebenen Mottpen6igfeiten. Dieie
grfabrung baben in Ser eriten&riegs=
5eit tpobI oue fr%iegfIbren6en 2dnoer
MAIDEN miiien. Desbalb boben tie
ale mebr ooer tpeni9er energii9e
MoBnobmer treffen miiiien, TINT Sic
Gntmobnung bon 211rus nno ote
&iidfebr 51t gr0Berer @infa6beit IN
ser 2ebensfiibrung 5u er5pingen.
@ud) TN &egier1ng bot 1i9
peronIaBt oeleben, qe1pi1le 8eror6=
nl1rgen oieier @rt 5n erluiien, Sic i'm
@run6e nidts itn6> ols Sic 5um &C.
iet %erbobenen grmabnungen, Ste I'M
Srie6en iiberb0rt nn6 ord 5u 8eginn
oes &rieges niht sic 8eadtung fan=
6en> sic SEN grfor6erniiien 6es &rie=
ges entiprad. @ol@e @eror6nungen
IoIen 1i6 obne acknowledgment
11idt 6ur6fubren, 6enn erfabrungs-
gemGB mer6en fie gelegentli6 trob
Ser 5trofan6robungen iib%ertreten.
@orin sic rationale 2ebensmittelber-
tpoltnng Defenders gu er3ablen tpeib,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19
Ser Qa GpMette=G9M.

Waibtngton, & g., IL. Sept. -
Mongels zines Quorums fonnte lid)
ON D%onnerstag Ser @ablarSi6uB
bes Senots nibt nit Ser @r0rternng
ser gegen Senator Ga 6o1ette bon
Misconiin onlGBlih ieiner Heoe in
ct. Saul erhobenen SQoDalitdtS=Mn=
flogen beihdftigen. Goriiber Fom=
merene botte gebofft, Ben MnSi6nB
6a5u 5u peronlalien, an Sen Senat gu
beri6ten, 6oB er nidt erma6tigt lei,
in Ser Mngelegenbeit bor5ugeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19
2enine 11nb Sortfp >p11rben bon
0ertIdlIan6 be3ahlt.

True translation filed with the post
master at St. Cloud, Minnesota, on
Sept. 10Th, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th. 1917.
21 0as &omitee fir ~Bublic Sn.
formation" befreite fir Sic @erof;
fentlidung cine @erte bon Soften
me6ieln 5mii6en ser 6euti6en fat
ferlihen Regieru11g un0 Ser rnl1ilden
8olihepifi %9}egierung ln6 unter Der
@olide1pifiregierung ielb1t, uno eben=
10 Ben 8eridt, Sen George Greel
6urd Cigar 6iiion> SEN Spe5tolper=
treter 6ieies &omitees in &nBlano,
mdbren6 6es 8inters 19t7-18
modte.
Gieie Dofnmente 3eigen sic gegen=
.mGrtigen @6upter ser goli6emift=
Megiernng = 2enine unb Srobfp
iotpie &oniorten dis oe11ti6e Mgen=
ten.
Sic 3eigen, 6oB sic 8oli6epifi=
@epolution bon Dem @roben Gene
ralitobe @euti6lon6s orrongiert un6
hon ser 6entl9en failerlihen Bunf II.
on6eren finan5ieaen Snitituten IL
non5iert tp1r6e.
Sic 5eigen, ooB Ser 6rieoensper=
trag bon Sire t=2itomsf Elm 8etrug
bon 6e11tihen Mgenten an 6os ruff
1he Soft lei, 6oB elm bon 0euti6=
lon6 erpGblter &omman6enr 5nr
ge%rtei6igltng Hetersburgs gegen Sic
9eutihen ei11geiett mur6e; 6aB oel1t=
fde Sffi5iere BON Ser 8oli6etpift=
Megier11ng i'm @ebeimen ols 8erater
empfongen m%1tr6en; ols @pione in
Sen @eion6tihoften bon HuBlanoS
@erbiin6eten olsSffi5iere in ser rl1i=
liiden Mrmme: nn6 ols D%ireftoren
ser go1i1imifi mtlitdrilhen, aus
mGrtigen nno inneren Nolitif. Sic
5eigen in &iir5e, 6aB Ste g%egentparti=
&c @olihenifi=&egierung %iiberbaupt
feline ruiiiide @egierung lit, MIR i'm
Snterelie 9euti61on6s nno gum Sc
TRUCE 6es r1liiihen @olfes bonole,
tpie Tie &1tBlonbs notiirlide Gerbiin=
bete betriige, al1n1 oQeinigen gortei=
1e ser foiierlih 6eutider &egierltng.
l1n6 tie 5eigen gleid5eitig, 6oB Sic
Niibrer Ser @olihetpifi a11gltniten Ser
be1tihen foilerlihen Megierung TO-
gar Sic Mrbeiterfloiien %betroge11, sic
lie 311 %bertreten beboltpten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19

Ni@t bic Greieniffe Die
uns bas 2eben brtngt, entf4etoen
iber unier Slid Der @eiit. in
benz mir tie erfaiien, 1T es, Der uns
sliidlt@ ooer ungliidli6 mo@t.
9as @lud, Dos iiber unS
tommt, tommt meiitens mie Elm !eu9=
TENDER @trabl bes 2i6ts - uno
mir empfinben nit @nt5iden feline
gan5e SIlle unb Ma4t, 1obalb ct
uns trifft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19
@efabr fir Sic M1iierten int aa,tfa:

oNIupA nv ~ >tAttSA4\b tut OtuAAAV
ims.
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
Sept. 10Th, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congr-ss of October 9Th, 1917.
10 Hofing, 12. Sept. 0ie politiide
Sage inn &oltfoins lit bon bon &C.
fobren fir Sic Mqiierten, tpie Gor=
itben6er 6es omerifanti6en &omitees
fir @iIfeIeit11ng in Mrmenien nn6
@prien, 6. 81. Dorrotp, tpeI6er fiir5=
lid bon Cliffs in SEEING onfom, er=
flGrte.
Son 8otoum CUR britii6en 6ront
int iii6li9en Beriten. tpGren Sic etn=
5igen, Sic etnem 6euti6=tiirfiihen
@or6ringen mi6eri treben miir6en, sic
notwithstanding fleine 3obI bon Mr=
meniern, sic MIR gertnge Menge bon
Nabrl1ngsmitteln nn6 Munition BE-
iiben nr16 bon je6er 8erbin6ung nit
Sen M1iterten obgei6nitten itn6.
Mn Ser on6eren 5eite 1in6 sic So
IureH IoDQl on 0en SurIen nnD Seu1=
1ben.
Ser n0r6libe Sell bon Beriien, err
flarte er, lit pro=6entld, ltn6 6ieie
Glemente iin6 bereit in Sen &rieg ein=
5lttreten, tpenn Tibrer nr6 &riegs=
ousriiitungen ibnen iibermittelt tper<
Sen fonnen.
Gs lit m6glid, 6oB iid 6ieie Spm=
pafbie fir 9euti6lan6 Big nad Eur=
feitar nno Mfgbaniitan ousbreitet.
Sn bent &o11foins uro n0r61iden
8eriien, fagte SEER Dorrotp> f0nnten
Sic 0euti6en 5umin6elt etne @inion
Mann mobiltfieren, nr6 trob6em iie
feline gnten &dcmpfer iin6, f0nnter1 iie
6o9 6ie @ngldn6er in 6em iii6liden
Eerfien unb Meiopotamien in groBe
@efabr brtngen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19

Midt ale @end)Ier iino tit Sen
&eiben ser 8robibtttoniiten SIT fin
Ben. Mon fin6et 6ieie Hflan5en iiber=
an; ie1bit int feu6teiten 8o6en ge6ei=
ben iie nn6 iie tragen iiberaa 6teiel-
ben 6rii9te. Ms 3ierpflon5en iino Tie
nirgen6s at gebron9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19

(Plate Service, supplied by Bureau
Washington, D. c.. Of which transla-
ton has been filed with the Post
master at Cleveland, O., Sept. IA. 1918,
as required by the Act of Oct. 6, 1910
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-08-07
WHY TOWNS GROW.

Town boosting" campaigns are a
favorite subject, and often the means
of doing big things. Many people
think that when they have had a rous-
ing board of trade meeting and have
appointed a committee to locate some
new industries, results can be expect
led at once. Commonly those commit
tees go to sleep and the town goes on
in the old rut.
To get results it is necessary to or
ganize. But the appointment of dec
orative committees that merely meet
and gossip is useless. Getting new
industries is difficult, as most of the
old established firms prefer to stay
where they are. But there are always
chances to get new concerns or new
branches of old ones. 1t takes hustle
to make known a towns advantages
and solicit cooperation. But the
thing can be done, and the towns
that grow have usually done it.
It is a problem to know in season
of bona fide opportunities where a real
ly worthy manufacturing proposition is
seeking a location. When it becomes
known that concern is thinking of
establishing itself in some new place,
it gets offers and inducements by the
hundreds. s.
Such information comes only when
the business men keep their eyes and
ears open and cultivate wide ac-
quaintance. A wide awake town
booster should belong to commercial
organizations outside his town. He
will make business friends every time
he takes railroad journey or stops at
a hotel, Or goes on an automobile trip.
He will cultivate their acquaintance,
get points useful to himself and his
home town.
If all the business men of Denison
were constantly doing this, they would
hear of chances to obtain new enter
prises to locate here. If such chances
were followed up some Of them would
make good.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-08-07
DOUBLE ATTRACTIONS
FOR IOWA PEOPLE

Des Moines offers two attractions of
powerful interest to the citizens Of Iowa
and adjoining states the last ten days
Of August, the, great Iowa State Fair
and Camp Dodge, where thousands of
soldier boys from Iowa, Minnesota, the
Dakotas and Missouri are in training.
1t can be said without exaggerat!on
that the Iowa State Fair is the great
est and finest institution of its kind,
while all adjectives, even the superla-
tives, prove weak and insufficient
when the visitor gets his introductory
view Of Camp Dodge. 1t is simply stu
pendous, colossal, and when one re-
members it was brought into existence
in less than six months time he gets
new impression of American enter
prise and American ability to do won.
derful things under the pinch of ne
cessity and his soul swells with a
mighty pride Of it all.
Some of the big armies employed in
that memorable war between the North
and the South few decades ago num-
bered fewer men than one can see at
Camp Dodge with anything approach
ing full complement. 1t is wonder
full place, very convincing demonstra-
ton of the gigantic scale Of the pres
ent war.
Whether they have relatives there or
not every citizen of Iowa and nearby
states should visit this wonderful
school for war. The last days Of Au-
gust in this latitude offer the farmer
opportunity, as rule, to do bit Of
pleasuring. It would be a good plan
this year to make the most of the sea
son by trip to Des Moines and enjoy
closer acquaintance with these two
great institutions.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-08-07
THE CHEERFUL GAMERS.

The canning season is upon us.
From the back doors there comes the
fragrant odor OF steaming fruit, and
women and girls with flushed but
cheerful faces can be seen working
over their jars and kettles. The
amount of vegetables and fruits being
put up by the Gamers will be some
thing marvellous this year. And We
shall need it every bit.
Armies in the field waste untold
quantities of food. A large part of the
product of cur canneries must now
go to France. 1t is up to the home
makers to fill the gap, besides help
ing to create substitutes for other
sources of food supply now depleted
The spirit shown by many thous-
ands of young girl Gamers is splen-
did. The canning clubs of girls Of
high and grammar age are creating
tremendous food reserve for this
time Of near famine, The Review Of
fers its sincere tribute of admiration
to every girl and every home maker
whose toll is so big a factor in the
winning Of the war We could not
fight but for the women.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-08-07
STUDY SILOS At IOWA STATE
FAIR

If any man is in doubt as to mat
tiers Of silo construction he should visit
the Iowa State Fair and make a study
of the proposition at first hand.
The Iowa State Fair is the only
place in the middle West where COM
plete silos can be seen. Other places
either begrudge them the room or else
limit building operations to founda-
ton work. With more than 800 acres
Of ground in the state fair plant the
Iowa management finds room to exc
plot everything Of interest to farmers,
and a liberal plot of ground was set
aside and dedicated to the silo indus
try. From time to time silos have
been built until now that corner has
become regular silo town. With the
exception Of the pit silo about every
idea In silo construction ever conceived
has been worked out. There are wood
en- staye silos, cement, brick, block,
tile, metal, ETC., etc. For practical in
formation it beats book lore and sales
mems spells million miles. And
there will be all kinds Of silo-flling
and silage-cutting machinery on exhi-
bition and in operation. The govern
ment is conducting silo-building cam
paign this year, as part of food CON
servation propaganda, and this splen-
did silo exhibit at the Iowa State Fair
will be all to the good for the man who
wants practical information.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-08-07
PARIS DELIVERED.

Philadelphia Public Ledger: What
ever the final outcome of the furious
fighting at Champagne, it is already
clear that Paris has been saved. If it
could not be reached by any of the
German drives SO far launched, there
is no prospect that it will be hereaf-
ter, with conditions less favorable.
The whole civilized world-in which
Germany is no longer included-will
rejoice at the deliverance of the city
it holds so dear. Paris survived the
German occupation of 1871, to be sure;
but in the present temper of the Ger
man armies there is no assurance that
they would pay as much respect to its
safety as they paid then. And even
if they stopped short of actual de-
struction, they would do an incredible
amount of damage and secure all the
plumber they could take away. The
French people have had to endure four
years of well nigh incredible trials.
But they have been saved this crown
ing indignity.