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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-19

,,heat-less", ,eat-less" work,
less, etc. days, jake prawa O.
bowiazujace ma czas wojny, ably
ia doprowadzic. do zwycieskiego
konca! Piekne to has}a raczej
prawa oszczednosci i NIGGA bye
skutecznc, ale uwazam, re jcszczc
niedostateczne, dlatego proponu-
,je addendum, a tenn ma bye ,,sin-
less" lecz ME days tylko ale ,,all
the time! 30 jezeli wyjdziemy
z zaiozenia, re wojna jest dopusz
czeniem i kara Boza "a grzechy
narod6w, to niewatpliwie niema-
la Geese tel why spada i ma nasz
kraj tutejszy, a zarazem ma mas
jake jego obywateli.
Moze niejeden bedzie stara}
sic temu ~przeczyc, lecz ia zn6w
starac sic beda uzasadnic swoje
twierdzenie. Jak kazdemu stwo-
rzeniu Pan Bog - jake Stw6r-
ca - da1 prawa, wed}ug kt6rych
Eye powinno, tax samo stwarza-
JAG czfowieka, kt6rego ustano--
viii mad wszystkiem stworzeniem
panem i w1adca, daf mu tez PREY
kazanie najpierw jedno, a potem
jego %potomstwu wiecej ich, 20
bowiazuiac go do ich przestrze-
gania. Tymczasem lud w dobro-
bycie zapomina o swoim Stwo-
rzycielu i prawodawcy, ignoru--
JAG niejako Jego prawa - przy-
kazania, vice Pan Bog przypo-
nina ludom tie prawa, przez r6z-
ne kary i nieszczescia, a zarazem
przez ustawy navel wyjatkowe
panstw dopomina sic tel DANNY,
kt6ra mu sic nalezy; kiedy ME
chciano dobrowolnie wype}niac
przykazania, zmusza do tego po-
niewolnie, DO panstwo przypilnu-
je, ably tie rozporzadzenia byfy
scisle wypeiniane.
Wezmy naprzykiad ,,Meat-less
days., niejednemu trudno byio
zachowac przepis koscielny, kto-
ry nakazuje, ably wstrzymac sic
jeden dzien ma tydzien Cd spozy-
wanna miesnych potraw, miano-
wicie W piatek, ma pamiatke
Smierci Syna Bozego, kt6ry ola
zbawienia ludzkoSci hmar1 W
ten dzien, vice teraz Pan Bog "a
posrednictwem panstwa wzna-
via i p%rzypomina to prawo pan
stwo starac sic bedzie ably post
przestrzegano. Albo ,,Wheat-less
Ilez to ludzi W dobrobycie
ME marnuje dar6w Bozych, kto-
rych otrzymali obfitosc, ale mar
je poprostu, jake rzeczy
obojetnej wartoSci, vice teraz
Pan Bog przez posrednlctWo
praw rzadowych uczy i zmusza
mas niejako do tego, ably szano-
wac i cenic Diary jego. ,,Eat-less
wielu przemadrza1ych fl
nowoczesnych ,,poste-
powych" uwaza1o wszelkie umar-
twienia i posty Ia tyranie, pre-
sad i zacofanie nieznosne wsrod
ludzi cywilizowanych, a teraz
zmusza Pan Bog wszystkich do
tego przez prawa panstwoWe!
,,Heat-less" i ,,work-less days..
lez to ludzi nieraz i przyznaja-
cych sic do WARY i przykazan
Bozych, jak czasem by1o cokol--
wick zimniej w~ymawia1o sic, re
ME NIGGA isc W niedziele do ko-
Sciofa z powodu, re dbali zbyte-
cznie o swoje zdrowie, bali sic
przeziebienia i choroby, inni tez
twierdzili, re niedziela nalezy i'm
sic, jake dzien wypoczynku pc ca
10 tygodniowej piracy, vice do
koscio1a isc ME NIGGA, moWlll, re
cd Pana Boga mic ME otrzymaJa,
iezeli sobie sami ME zapracuja
w1asnemi rekoma i wiecej trosz-
czyli sic o zachowanie zdro-
via i zycia swego niz o pra-
wa i przykazania Stworcy, daw-
cy zycia i dobrobytu, kt6ry po-
wiedzia1: ,,Pamietaj abyS dzien
syyio+v Swieci1l" otO teraZ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-19
Rad KoNF1sKUJE MI
LIONY.

Waszygnton, 10. stycznia. -
Wlasnosc hrabiny Leszlo Szeche-
nyi wStanach Zjednoczonych, kt0
IA pred wyjsciem "a MAJ byla
panna Gladys Vanderbilt, warto-
sci $685. 900 W akcyach i W IT,
dzialach spadku po ojcu, zostaly
skonfiskowane przez kustosza po-
siad}oSci cudzoziemcow, A. Nit
chella Palmera.
Skonfiskowa} on rowniez maja-
tex hrabiny Antoninowcj Cigray,
byIej panny Harrie Daily, brato-
wei Jamesa w. Gerarda, byiego
ambassadors w Niemczech. Maja-
tex ten wynosi oko}o $2,O00,OO0.
w sPRAWIE RZEZALN.
Washington, 10. stycznia. -
Komisya posredniczaca w zatar-
gach robotniczych, ktorej przewo.
dniczacym jest sekretarz Wilson,
zaje}a sic kwestya nieporozumieti
pomiedzy wlascicielami wielkich
rzezalh, a ich robotnikami. Dele
gacya tych robotnikow byla II
Prezydenta W dwugodzinnej
konferencyi zaznajomila 60 z po-
iozeniem. Personal---very. tel de-
legacyi prosi} Rad, azeby objal
kontrole mad rzezalniami. Prezy-
dent powiedzial, re sprobuje sic
najprzod posredniczenia. - Ma
czele delegacyi byf John Fitzpa-
trick, prezydent chicagoskicj or
g%anizacyi robotniczej; towarzy-
szyl jej Samuel Gompers, a w
konferencyi wzieli udzial sckre-
tarz wojny Baker jake prczcs kra-
jowego komitetu obrony i sekre.
tarz piracy Wilson.
UBEZPIESZONY TRY DNI
PRED sMIERcIA.
Nowy York, ~. stycznia. -
Okazalo sic, re Raymond l.. Hen.
ry, szeregowiec W Camp Dix, o.
trzymai pozwolenie do postarania
sic O rzadowe ubezpieczenie ma
zycie ma slime $4,000, kiedy byf
chory ia zapalenie piuc, ma try
dni pred smiercia. Puik. A. P. V.
Anderson powiedzial, re polecil
polise te wype}nit. ,,Dowiedzia-
lem sic, re Henry powaznie jest
chory" powiedziai puik. Andcr
son. .Wyslaiem mego o~ficera
ubezpieczeh, by sic d~owiedzial,
:zyli Henry chce mice polise. Ia
lego zgode wystawiono polise ma
! korzysc jego matki."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-19
dobno wszelkie ma szanse powo
dzenia.
KATOLICKA RADA WO.
JENNA.
Washington, 10. stycznia.

washington, H.. StycZnla. -
Wykonawczy komitet Krajowej
Katolickiej Rady Wojennej (Na-
tional Catholic War Council),
kt6ry tn wczoraj zebraf sic ia ma
rady, zrobii przeglad wojennej
dzialanosci stowarzyszen katolic-
kich W kraju i ulozyl plany roz-
szerzenia ich dziafainoSci pomie-
dry wojskami i we flocie amcry.
iaiiskiej tax W kraju jak i "a gra-
MICA. Ma czele tego Komitetu Wy
konawczego stoja: Biskup J. P.
Muldoon Z Rockford, ILL.,; Biskup
]. Schrembs Z Toledo, Cd; BIZ
skup w. T. Russell z Charleston,
S. C. i Biskup P. ]. Hayes z No.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-19
KOMISYA KOLEJOWA RO.
BOTNICZA.
Washington, 10. stycznia.

Washington, 10. stycznia. -
Gen. dyrektor kolei McAdoo o.
najmi}, re zamianowaf komisye
kolejowa, zlozona z c~zterech
czlonkow, ktora zajmie sic wy
czerpujacem badaniem i zalatwia-
MEM wszelkich kwestyj plac ro-
botnikow i warunkow ich piracy,
wlacznie domagah sic wielkich
organizacyj robotniczych kolejo-
wych. Do komisyi tel wchodza
sekretarz spraw wewnetrznych
Lane, komisarz handlu miedzy-
stanowego C.. C. McChord, sedzia
]. Garry Covington, naczelny Sc
dzia najwyzszego trybunalu dy-
stryktu Columbia i William r.
Wilcox, ktory wczoraj podai swa
rezygnacye z urzedu prezesa re-
publikanskiego komitetu krajo.
wego.
Rownoczesnie pan McAdoo "a
rzadzil wejScie W zycie nowego
systemu zarzadu ruchu kolejowc-
go, wedle kt6rego kraj podziclony
jest ma try wielkie dywizyc,
zwane wschodnia, poludniowa i
zachodnia. Prezydentami ich sa:
C. H. Markham, prezydent kolei
Illinois Central, z kwatera W At
lanta, Ga. (dywizya poiudniowa) +;
K. H. Ashton, PREF. kolei Chica-
60 and Northwestern z kwatera
W Chicago (dywizya zachodnia)
i A. H. Smith, prezydent kolei
New York Central, z kwatera w
Nowym Yorku (dyw. wschod-
nia). -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-19

POsSukujeAE prscyS - Czyta1 plinis
szpaI:ach DZIENNIEA t!HlrAGOSKIE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-19

"1duDy L 1py "a Ldulduld'
Wydziaf sk}ada sic z ochotni,
k6w. Jego uchwaiy So tylko po-
lecaniami. Me ma wladzy
w~prowadzie ich W zyeie. Propo-
nowany Department. zapas6w
wojenhych ma zastapic wydzial
~przemyslu wojennego.
X
Trudnosci W transportacyi
kolejowej, brak wegla i PREY
musowe dni swiateczne W pew.
nych ga}eziach p~rzemysiu itp.,
nakazane przez administracye
opa}u, So scisle zwiazane z woj-
ma.
Senator Chamberlain oswald
cyl W senacie, re, gdyby ist--
niala rada w~ojenna, zakaz we
glowy ME zosta}by wydany we
formie tax drastycznej. Mona
opinii tel sic sprzeciwiac, tenn
bardziej, re administrator opa-
}u, zanim swoj zakaz wyda}, po-
rozumia} sic poprzednio re Sc
kretarzem wojny, sekretarzem
marynarki, generalnym dyrek-
torem kolei i prezydentem VIII
sonem. Speinili oni te sama
funkeye, jakaby pelni}a propo-
nowana rada wojenna. DR..
Garfield ME postapi} samowol-
ME. Przez kilka tygodni nara
DIAL sic mad tenn, CO uczynic.
Najwieksza firma bankierska
W Stanach Zjednoczonych, J.
P. Morgan and Co, krok ten
zaaprobowa}a. Rowniez Cd kry-
tyki sic wstrzymaf D. R. For
gan, jeden z najwybitniejszych
bankierow W Chicago, dajac do
z~rozumienia, re ~zakomunikowa-
no mu fakta, ktore W zupe}no-
Sci krok usprawiedliwiaja.
Drastyczna akcya admin
stracyi opa}u, jakotez inne wy
darzenia przyspiesza przepro--
wadzenie zmian radykalnych
v k~ierownictwie wojny. Kon-
gres ME uznaje zmian dotych-
W departameneie bro
i artyleryi oraz W departa-
mencie generalnego kwatermi-
strza "a wystarczajace, a tenn
,gdyz szefowie tych depar
tament6w, gen. Crozier i gen.
ME zosali usunieci,
lecz awansowani do ,wojsko-
wei rady wojennej'', utworzo-:-
nej W swym departamencie
przez sekretarza wojny. Sekre-
tarz wojny poczyni} take inne
zmiany W rzeczonych dwu de-
~partamentach. Czynnymi ma
czelnikami tych departamen--
zamianowai gen. Wheelera
i gen. Goethals'a kt6ry kiero-
wal budowa Kanalu Panam-
skiego. Department broni i
artyleryi podzielono ma cztery
biura, zamiast dawnych pieciu
i ma czele kazdego z mich posta-
wiono doswiadczonego przemy-
siowca, ii. urzednika cywilne-
go, a ME wojskowego. Gen.
Goethals pr6cz obowiazkow
kwatermistrza generalnego, OBJ
,ia} take funkcye dyrektora
transportacyi i. magazyn6w
wojskowych, kt6re to funkcye
poprzednio by}y oddzielne.
Zmiany te, bez wzgledu ma to,
co spowodowa}o ich przepro-
wadzenie, dowodza przynaj-
mniej tego, re warunki W de-
p~artamencie wojny ME by}y
doskona}e. Re EASILY powaane
opoznienia W dostawach broni,
odziezy i innych zapasow, mkt
temu zaprzeczye ME moae. 4
icdnej strony spada wilma ma L.
rzednik6w W departamencie
wojny, a z drugiej ma krajowa
rade obrony. W rewelacyach
wyszly ma jaw rozmaite kompli
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-19

PrncuJcsS W Ar6dMIesclaf - Kup so.
bic tam DZTENNTk CHICAGOSkf
smiaio czytat poIska gazette w wa
tu E6y jedzlesz do domu. Mech pozna-
ia obconarodow cy nasza she iicZsbn4.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-06-25

OUR BIG BRICK WAREHOUSE 3d. 625 OF FLOOR SPACE
WILL BE READY FOR THE AUGUST. WE
HAVE BEEN FORTUNATE IN SECURING BUYERS THAT
WILL ENABLE YOU TO THE HIGHEST PRICES FOR YOUR
1918 CROP THE MARKET HAS IN COURSE OF ERECTION A
STEAM DRYING PLANT OF 100000 CAPACITY.
WE HAVE COMING WITH US AS MANAGER AND DIRECTOR
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-06-25
To Our Friends i'm Edgec0mbe
and Adjoining Counties:

MR.. THOMAS R. PEPPER OF WINSTON SALEM N G. ON
WHOM DEPEND LOOK OUT FOR YOUR EVERY
INTEREST WE ALSO HAVE MR. LUTHER L. sTANc1LI. AS
FLOOR MANAGER MIR. sTANc1LL WILL SEE THAT YOUR TO-
BAcco is PUT ON THE FLOOR IN GOOD SHAPE AND THAT
COURTESY
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-09-14

fiv emonths and the Secretary is
hereby authorized to issue a
check out Of the "Vat Fund.- for
the payment of interest due on
said note.
In the matter Of Certificates OF
Indebtedness for the amount 1T
$9610.96 issued by the Parish oi
Iberia, August LIST. 1918, for the
purpose Of liquidating the judg-
ment entered against the Parish
of iberia by J. N. Thompson &
Co., THROUGH /. w. Gajan, attor-
ney and in order to realize the
full sum necessary to satisfy said
Judgment. on motion Of Mr..
Adrien Gonsoulin, seconded by
Mr.. Erath, it is hereby resolved
by the Police Jury of the Parish
of iberia, La, assembled this day
in regular session that the Pres
ident of the Police Jury be and
he is hereby authorized to bo:-
row the sum necessary to cover
the difference between the selling
price of Certificates of Indebted
ness and the amount Of the judg-
ment Of $9610.96 against the
Parish of iberia, La, said sum not
to exceed $4,000 and to be Sc
cured by promissary note bear
ing interests at the rate of eight
per cent. per annum from maturr
ity until paid. and payable out
of the revenues Of 1919 and
charged to Miscellaneous Ae-
count of 1919," said note to be
signed by the Parish of Iberia per
it's President and endorsed by the
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-09-14

date of the notice, with the pro-
visions Of said ordinance the. mat
ter will be placed in the hands
Of the District Attorney for
! prosecution.
The appointment Of a successor
to the late Homer Delcambre as
supervisor Of Road District No.
7 for the Parish of Iberia, La, be-
ing in order. the following ordl-
nance was unanimously adopted
as follows:
An Ordinance.
Be it ordained by the Police
Jury of the Parish of Iberia, La,
that whereas on account Of the
death Of Mr.. Homer Delcambre,
formerly a member Of the Board
of Supervisors of Road District
No. Z of the Parish Of Iberia, La,
there is now a vacancy on said
Board Of Supervisors and there
having been no request of prop
erty owners in said District for
the appointment Of member OF
said Board to succeed Mr.. Homer
Delcambre filed with this Police
Jury and whereas it is necessary
that member Of said Board Of
Supervisors be appointed, it is
moved by Mr.. Miguel, seconded
by Mr.. Romero that Mr.. Albert
Delcambre. a. property owner as
sessed for $229O.O0 in said Road
District No. Z, be and he is hereby
appointed member Of the Board
of Supervisors Of Road District
No. Z Of the Parish Of Iberia La,
to succeed Mr.. Homer Delcambre,
deceased. {
The vote of this ordinance 30
ing unanimous, the ordinance i
hereby declared adopted.
The Secretary called the ali
tention Of the Police jury to tie
Act No. 1876 of the General As
sembly of Louisiana for the year
1918, prohibiting the operation OF
service cars without having first
made application for permit from
the Police Jury and furnish bond
in the sum of not less then
100000. The Police Jury takes
this means Of notifying all ope
rators Of service ears to comply
with this act as it is understood
that the violation thereof will be
vigorously prosecuted.
The first note of 100000 issued
bv the Parish Of iberia in favor
Of the Peoples National Bank
falling due on Sept. 7th, 1913,
and whereas there IS no funds at
present to pay same it is moved
by Mr.. Gonsoulin, seconded bv
Mr.. Erath and carried that said
note be renewed for . period Of
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-09-14

by the Parish Of Iberia, per it's
President and all the members
present at this meeting.
1T is further resolved that the
Treasurer divide the net proceeds
of said note as follows:
100000 to the credit of Par
ish Of Iberia Vat Account 1918"
and 100000 to the credit Of
Parish Of Iberia Revenues Of
1919 with authority to draw
against said accounts in the same
manner as heretofore provided.
The vote on this resolution be.
ing unanimous, same is hereby
declared carried.
"A communication from the
State Board Of Health requesting
that the Parish appoint one or
more scale inspectors duly read
and tabled until further notice.
The Secretary is instructed to
secure information as to the price
of one axle and two front wheels
for the Road Machine now in the
Bird Ward and report to Mr.. De-
CUR who is hereby authorized to
order said axle and wheels pro-
viding that price is satisfactory.
The Secretary. is further in
structed to get in communications
with Mr. Carlos Mestayer in ref
erence to house and some bricks
being the property of the Parish.
The following bills were APP
proved and warrant ordered is
sued for same:
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-09-14

majority or more Of the members
of the Police jury Of the Parish
Of Iberia, La, and accompanying
by warrant attached to the note,
net proceeds Of said note, togeth-
err with the sum realized by the
sale of the Certificates of In
debtedness to be applied to the
full cancellation of the judgment
now entered and bearing against
the Parish Of Iberia, La, and In
favor Of j. y. Thompson ct al or
assigns.
The vote on this resolution be-
ing unanimous same is hereby de-
clared adopted.
According to report made this
day by the Secretary, the amount
of 100000 must be provided in
order to meet the expenses at
tached to the dipping of cattle
and the payment of salaries in ar
rear, and inasmuch as the Rev
enues of 1918 are not available. at
present, on motion Of Mr.. Gary,
seconded by Mr.. .Erath, it is
hereby resolved by the Police
Jury Of the Parish Of Iberia, La,
in regular session Sept. 9Th, 1913
that the President be and he is
hereby authorized to borrow with
the Peoples National Bank, Of
New Iberia, La, the sum Of
100000, secured by a pr, missary
note for the amount %;tI. eight
per cent interest per annum from
date until paid, said note dated
Sept. 9th. 1918 and falling due
six months after date and stoned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-06
Wash Day Needs

-Water-power Washing Machine;
high grade, gearless machine; re-
QuireS no work.
guaranteed to give go no
satisfaction. Spe- - Z:1.SH
Sioi -.
Clothes Dryer that no
folds. and when open VOC
stands on floor. Special.
Clothes Pins. Special, ~
3 dozen at. INC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-06

Wash Boiler, choice of two
sizes: heavy quality O. ~
tin. with metallic DZ.Z9
bottom. Special.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-06

Full bolts of Artistic Crinkled
Silk Drapery Material, So inches
wide, in old rose and blue;
ideal for window or door hang
ings.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-22
COMMERCE OFFERS
emergency COURSE
University of Oregon will
Train for Business Po-
sitions in 10 Weeks.

UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu-
gene, June 22.-Provided fifty per-
sons enter the classes, a special emer-
gcncy course in commerce Will be Civ
en- on the campus for ten weeks, from
June "a to August 80. The fee for
this course, Dean d. Walter Morton
announces, will be SIS.
The course is intended to train
those who wish to take business posi-
tons as stenographers, telegraphers-
typists and office assistants, or who
wish to qualify for the cevil service
examinations for such. persons. The
course is given at the request of the
United states government which is ex-
periencing a shortage of trained men
and women for the type of positions
named. The subjects to be taught
include business correspondence.
bookkeeping, penmanship, office man
agement. and telegraphy. Review
work will be given in stenography
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-22
AS TO AUSTRIA

N T is asserted on authority
that may be considered re-
liable that more subjects
and former subjects of Austria
Hungary in this country desire
an allied victory than a Ger
man victory. At the very time
the recent offensive was
launched against Italy, New
York City was witnessing a
great parade of Austria-Hun-
garians, bearing banners pro-
claiming fidelity to the allied
cause. This situation is signi-
ficant when coupled with
stories of recent food riots and
other internal troubles in the
dual empire. 1t is evident.
Austria's heart is no longer in.
the war as it once was. The
Austrians now realize they are
fighting a German war, not an
Austrian war. They would like
to get out of it. Their feelings
do US no good at present but
when the tide of fighting turns
hard against them watch Aus
tria blow up. Meanwhile full
speed ahead with American
war preparations, is the only
course for this country.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-22

are most needed. Their nerves
may break down under the
strain they have imposed upon
themselves. In America we
often say, I am so busy We
say so much about it that we
make ourselves feel hurried
just by talking. And after all,
the busy is very much in our
own attitude"
The allies have smashed the
German myth about subma-
.rines stopping British. COM
merce and keeping American
troops from reaching Eurorpe;
they will shortly put an end to
the Teuton notion about what
its army can do.
~-o-s-~-@s~-e-S-s-~l
A cigarette carelessly thrown
near combustible material
may cause more harm than
any German spy; look out for
such menace.
There is consolation in the
fact the middle states will have
a good crop even if the north
west has been slighted by |
Jupe p:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-22

developed whereby more than
80 per cent of the wounded,
who originally remained at the
military hospitals for months,
are now cured and returned to
the forces in three or four
weeks. In order that army sur
geons stationed at camps, can
tonments, and other military
hospitals in this country may
thoroughly understand the lat
est treatment of war wounds,
the Army Medical Department
has had established special
classes of instruction to which
are sent selected officers who,
upon completion of their cours-
es, return to their own hos
pitals and instruct other sur
geons in these methods.
Quite often slightly wound
ed man is more fortunate from
/ standpoint of personal COM
fort and safety than man
Who has gone unscathed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-22
DO YOU EAT PATRIOTI-
CALLY?

n T is patriotic duty to cal
properly, according tc
Mrs, Alice Peloubet Nor.
ton, editor of the Journal of
Home Economics, and associat-
ed now with the United States
Food Administration. This
means eating regularly, slow
ly, and cheerfully, with empha-
sis. on the smile that accepts all
forms of war bread and sweet
less dessert without grumbl-
ing.
1T is not a patriotic boast to
say, I didn't have time for
lunch,' or I swallowed my
food whole, Instead of a pa
triotic duty, it is a betrayal Of
the trust reposed in your COM
mon sense and intelligence"
Mrs. Norton.
eat properly; that is pa
triotic duty. Let only an en-
interfere and don't
let that emergency occur often.
We ought to boast that we canl
accomplish our work so thatl
We have time for our meals, |
and if we take time for, our
meals we can accomplish more
work. 1t seems to me that
here has never been a time
when it is so necessary for
to be at his best, men
ally and physically, and to.
nave poise both of mind and of
,ody. Half eaten, hurried |
meals do not. make for poise.
To-day one of the things we
reed is speed, but we get more
ipeed when we can think
.learly, and we think clearly
when our bodies are well. 1t is
,nly the genius who can keep
,usy every minute, without
meals and proper rest, and still
work. effectively. Many per-
ons set such pace that by the /
nd of the day they are excited /
md hysterical. When an em-
comes they can not
meet it. They fail when they
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-22
% YEARS AGO

(F'rom the East Oregonian, June
%, 1900
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Yoran of Eugene
City, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Wilkins of this city. Mr.. Yoran is
editor and proprietor of the Eugene
City Register.
The. last number of the Arkansaw
Traveller contains a Gathering write
up of Umatilla county and Pendleton.
d. b. Watson caught 312 trout in an
excursion along the river yesterday.
He claims the championship belt as
the boss fisherman in Pendieton.
Benjamin Despair is suffering from
a badly injured ankle. He was kick
ed by a. horse in Walla WaHa few
days ago and managed. despite his
wound, to ride to Pendleton in two
days.
An adult and lively crawfish was
found at the bottom of the cistern. at
the corner of Court and Garden streets
recently.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-22
TEuTON PAPERS
ROAST WILHELM

WAsHINGToNa June 22.--Gernan
papers. especially the liberal and defn-
oeratie organs, are taking violent ex-
ception to Kaiser Wilhelm IS recent
speech made at general headquarters
In, commemoration Of his 80 years of
rule over the German empire, cable
dispatches declare.
Charging that the kaiser has ''pur-.
posely hidden from the people at the
beginning the real aims of the war.
the Frankfurter zeitnng declared
that 1.-THE kaiser has made war and.
is continuing it for the sole purpose
of enforcing German supremacy upon
the world