Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-01-17
KAISER EXPECTS WINTER
TO CRlEE'EPII 4E THE Allies

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inc team w'a,.I ~ '"s % w.
ir thrnc XIV ,,.ro ,,,,ian o,t
OF a naIIonn ~ ia = ivy
iden, a .arr ~, 80
thev won. - ~ " ,t, as
.~clti,,a ,o,l,3 ~ ~ Wv mi,n a.
feel the mood 81 .,.., -, iio o, 40 mu'
raIiya,io t tee,atet "i ~ 7l,.l~"'.on anu S'tt
! baofn 1885, ~ ~ w w. 10y
cot in ven il, ,,r1 49, n,ao,iy p,t
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societics v,n,.,ist a ,ha y ra ~,
! tional Ai1 enlin, a, zoo aif f
thine. c,n ~. -, Nv
49, ,ra, ~ loi .is'aIlce' Is oisaiIiHeu
10 1d nr"v'Ie shoe i"r soldiers families,
,o nroi.;fa ~" t",,, ',"' %rtoS,.c
fu,nit mo, ttr.h " Inai. 20 = nnt
e,I anl H't ~ va 49,
enonos sa'1 ~ y" -" = ~ =. ~
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and ,as,iIt' 49, i,o,' ~ y s'etl
"a. ,an. 80 ~ t - ~.
tI. N,nari,N ,g97 o'Soi ~
~ Amer 'ctil iaSilpl Is gong Mto lle
i,,I W"'h ol cen couh'rN cafei"liN
s.nn HN,,e'h'
n' ~ ~ 49, y" ri"'or ~ a.
Ir,rn,n ,nV ~ NioH or ~
tu g. 'ust .n' HN'uS on rl'lito
mon, &C. pa ~ ''e 5i'"tes' "VNviop'
- N,u ~ w. - 'ho'e
s1nui,, h H. t"N4'i@ VaNi' VI "H1st
cato. ,hn ~ ~ nv!
~ ~, ,anip'eHNI SlNe eA,'h. oi ~
,n .' *, "ti. Ley US peSli Nv!
,fr. - ~ ~ uV'di ''lc''t on hiiL'''iN
e. n'i !" 'NcElSa'l"il camps aIe 10 ne g
tr''"SiiNu lpi american SoidleiS IN .he
w - ME dilS - idflS, anu Il ie"
"VNS VII ne ailoWGu 20 x
w. ; on 'eaNe ~ ~apsehce' pu' ,heN
wnn so 10y ,eis ~ lhousahaS to THESE
= nv, uelS".l"' ra'nns.
niSu4'ai nFancn or me Ameflcan
LIN WIZ pe supplied through the fed
wio9S WIN hoSpilal INJURIES, lnstfu-
t.n's, paliudSeS ana lneulciheS. y rae
.oIA Tor making spllnts and surgical
s"i'po' Us ueN'sea by the needs OF INC
a. ny Is helhS estao!lshed. Research
tu"iatUilcS are pelng constructed,
mere army medical problems MAJ be
Worked OUT by doctors who have special
aptltldc for research work. Recreation
hospitals' mo~ine nic N n no,n alnts
lectures. amateur theatricals and phon-
osrap'ls by the score are being pro-
Nlued.
Bunk houses fcr oldierS going home
on cave of absence or going TO recrea-
ton camps are being established at the
principal railroad CROSSINGS of northern
rance. Heretofore hundlcdS of SOl-
diers ON leave migat be turned out at
a drcarN railroad junction to sleep on
the ground ana without food for a day
or a night. as the train service is dis
~oreani2ed all over Europe. The Red
Cross bunk houses viii furnish beds.
meals. net batfs. 81 disinfect.on TO the
-hQmeSoinE s~olcicrs for Il few pennies
tlnergene> hospitals of a few beds each
viii be established along the railroads
most f~reGlcntea by American soldiers
soins from the sea coast towns 20 the
American front. \ dispensary for the
prevention Of venereal infection. has
been established for American soldiers
IN Paris and similar stations will be
Put IN elsewhere. if they are needed.
leSt homes for nurses in the American
al.lS VIII be established and American
hospitals IN France may send there
thelr nurses and receive in return
nurses who have had a period OF rest
III lact, nurses Will be handled much
as towels are handled by a city office
supply company.
Yankees Fioht Tuhercu,osis
I, ~. !.
E,anna ,,," .,iiei. " ciNii ai!aiis IN
Inc n,,,nh ,a'n q rec TOSS IS 40
the l.rencb o.v, ,H na o".i.'lo"ue 10
oe .nl,ita,s, W n. iol the reliei
Cross is fi, tiraliieS, ne A,nSI'cai heo
,reats ro, mo ,h", !. n aI.u Z
ratients uho cnn,a So, ,,o tusia
and French neo,,ln u.ho n,a a,,na Il ns,
from, l,ehipa ~ co,,, " 1919 oatN
ern ,nre-l,,,h Mo Imn.ar ;" ~ -,
German mines ,,,d n,ills and 49, -
man farms in c..r,n.n .la a p nj.
civil affairs den.,tnent is .lso halnN
ing thee establishment and n,aintana,co
of hospitals FOR children in tho wsr
zone, and is establishing hosn;ta,s for
the broken French prisoners Of war
who are being cast out of GERMANY
France had q. 600 doctors at the he
ginning of the war: $4,000 went to the
army. The doctors left now are old
men.
The American Red Cross is establish