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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-11

- NCE upon a time. not 50 very
many years ago. when Uncle
Wiggily Jongears. the rabbit
gentleman. started out from his hol-
low stump bungalow 70 take q walk,
Nurse Jane Fuzzy WHY. his musk
rat lazy housekeeper. said 10 him:
would you mind stopping at the
house OF Mrs. Twistytal, the pig lady,
lor me-"
-Not Al an III gladly stop" said
me bunny uncle rabbit. do you want
ne 70 borrow q stick Of cinnamon so
you can beat the parlor rug. or shall I
get BIT Of coal TO make black marks
o ne table oIcloth?"
Eoi Eot" laughed Nurse Jane
Neither one Of those. II you please,
gnele n5ggll5'. Just Kindly ten MS.
TWistytal that III be over this after
noon 70 show her how 10 knit that
pair Of mittens for little Piggle Iggie,
nrr newest baby"
oh, III tell her" said Uncle Wig
7ily. view mittens for baby Piggie
IEEie. eh2 That viii be very NIGEL"
And then he hurried along. hopping
ever the fields and through the woods
thinking what a fine adventure he
night have and how good il was OF
S1rss Jane 70 help knit mittens for
PiEgis Isgie. who was the baby sister
o. Floppy and Curley Twistytail, the
tv0 little pig boys
All at once, as the bunny rabbit
gentleman was hurrying along, he
heard. from behind a bush, a sad little
crTfng voice saying:
oh dearl on. deari I'm lost I'm
ioEti I'm such a wee little pig that ]
can't get over the doOrsilli'
Hai I think I have heard that
voice before" said Uncle Wiggily TO
himself. I think that must be Piggie
IEEie, fc- whom Nurse Jane is going
20 knit the mittens- But what IS
hat baby pig doing so far from her
homer i must find out"
Then the bunny happened TO think
that perhaps II might not be Piggie
JNgle at al. but that bad. fuzzy fox,
Or the skillery-scalery alligator try
ing 70 play a trick
7 must be careful" ssid Uncle
Wiggily.
50 ne peeked through the bushes
and once more he heard a voice say
ing:
This little pig went TO market, this
little pig stayed home This little pig
had nice roast beef. but this little pig
had none. And this little pig-and
that's me-cried 'Neei Weei Weei ]
can't get over the coorsiI. Oh, dear"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-11
IA Years Ago Today
From The Herald OF
This Date, 1904.
S A RESULT Of the special

S A RESULT OF the special
n meeting OF the city council and
L - representative OF the Frank
lin Irrigation company and the T. &
P. railroad company. the canal through
the city may be abandoned At the
last regular session OF the city coun-
ell it was ordered that the canal
people make certain improvements
that are considered a hardship. The
proposition now being considered is
to abandon the course through
Eighth street and running it along
the north line OF the leyee-
Nv. Ross and wife. OF Los Angeles,
are in the city. Mr. Ross is interested
in the International Water company.
Burt Alvord and Billie stiles. two
noted bandits, are reported to have
Tobhed John Tenor OF $4,000 worth of
bullion near Magdalenas Mexico. a
sergeant OF the rangers and a private
are not on the trail OF the bandits
and viii make an effort TO apprehend
them. .-.,.-
church viii give a social at the nome
of Mrs. Andrew Young, QUO norm
Stanton Street, A4AeA1 GNS----G-
Mrs. Sergeant Whitcomb. OF MS
souri,, Iectured in the chapel at Fort
Bliss last night on "a Practical Equal
Education for Men and Women Mrs.
Whitconb is a niece OF former gov
ernor Jackson
Judge ]. .. Sweeney, this morning
appointed Juan Alvarada admins
traitor of the estate Of MacloTia Baca
de Aivarada, deceased
A large number OF Colorado miners
who have been rendered idle as re-
suit OF the strike in Colorado came IN
yesterday and are here looking Tor
work -.
The Republican war horse and the
Democratic boss Of Kansas City met
here this morning. James Penoergast
Is the Democratic boss OF kansas CITY
and the Republican is r. C. kenens-
The W. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs
McAlpine. 702 Wyoming street. Fri
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Moye and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Krakauer have gone 70 visit
the family OF N Krakauer in Chihua-
hua. Mex.
visiting her parents at Molten, Texas
returned TO the city last Sunday.
The high school boys viii entertain
their friends at the Woman's club
rooms Friday evening
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-11
STRIKES PLUG; WATER srURrs.

While turning aside to avoid
ant ran Dodge car into d fire plug
at East Boulevard and Kansas street.
Saturday evening. the car tearing
the top Of the plug away and caus-
ing a geyser Of some proportions.
No one was hurt. Her father, deputy
sheriff r. f. Bryant, was passen-
ger In the automoblle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-11
ORRINE FOR
DRINKING MEN

We are in earnest when We ask Won
20 give Orrine a trial You have
nothing to risk and everything 10
gain, for your money viii be returned
Il after q trial you fail to Eet results
from Orrine- Orrins can be given in
the home secretly, without publicity
or loss Of time.
rine. No ., the voluntary trez-u,ent
Costs only 800 box. Ask Us fo-
hooklet Kelly & Pollard, Sheldon
HoteL-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-11

breakdown and
got so weak 1
could hardly
stand, and had
h e a d a C b e s
every day. I
tried every
thing I could
think OF and
was under a
phys ms
care for two
years. A girl
fri nd had
used Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound
and she told me
about it. From
the first day I
took IL I began
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-11
RELATIONS WITH MEXICO IS
NEWMAN'S LUNCHEON SUBJECT

e Paso realtors have returned to
Tuesday luncheonss instead OF lunch
ing together on Saturdays semi
monthly. At the sheldon hotel Tues
day, Charles N Newman win adj
dress the board on the relations Of
Fl Paso 10 Mexico. There Wilyl be
one OF more additional speakers. The
lunch viii be spread At 12:15 o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-11

Chilean women in increasing num-
bers are using shoes made in the
United States IN place OF Austrian and
French footwear. which was their
choice before the war
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-11
A NERVOUS
BREAKDOWN
Miss Kelly Tells How Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Restored
Her Health.

Newark, n. J.-'For about three
years l suffered from nervous
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-11
Ieuu FnHers.
By CONSTANCE CLARK

AXE flour baking half
salt mixed together Beat the yOks Of two and teaspoon
together Add
minute add milk
Do not mix until
fus
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-11

. nee upon a time. not 50 very
many years ago. when Uncle
Wlggily LonEears. the rabbit
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-04-04
Z ;gAnAD go

nobility Of soul that their gallant
sons exhibit when they die for 10 on
the battle fields of Europe"
Secretary McAdoo has issued on
stronger call upon the American peo-
pie to support the Liberty Loan. The
third loan will soon be opened. Be-
hind every American soldier in
France, back Of every American sail
or on the seas. there should be q
worker and . bond buyer at home.
There 10 the drawer part, but we
who remain at home can be no less
useful II we exhibit that. self sacri-
flee that they demonstrate in risk.
ing their lives.
II the American people possess and
put into effective force the same
faith In Americanism that the Ger
mans show for their kultur. the
struggle between German kultur and
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-04-04
VALUABLE LEASES
SECURED BY BIG
OIL COMPANY

Very seldom does an oil company
start out with such valuable proper
ties as those controlled by the Van
Duzen OIL Company which expects
TO start It's drilling operations with
in the next few days In ut least two
of the fields under lease.
This progressive concern IL back
ed by men Of sterling quality who
are devoting all Of their attention
to the work Of drilling for oil o.
their extensive holdings. and within
the last week they have added sew
eral leases to the property Of the
company. It 10 predicted by those
who investigated the company that
they will have oil aplenty before the
summer months are well advanced.
The holdings Of the company In
the Warm Springs Dome are IN
themselves worth many times the
total capitalization of the company,
should this company be as succ0esrul
there % all Of the other companies
have been.
The Sundasce Upton Dome, now
being DEVELOPED by the Ohio on
Company. the Grassy Woman's Pock.
ct Field. which Il slated to be . sec.
ond Elk Basin. and the Powder Riv'
Or Junction Field have also been en-
tered BY this concern and the recon-
repprts from these sections prsdic
10 great boom In the Northern W.
Iomins and Southern Montana Fields
before many moons.
In addition to these holdings thu
Van Dusen OIL Company have se
cured nice lease In the roeat Sal
Creek field which 10 producing thou
sands Of barrels Of oil every day.
Advt.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-04-04
DAD(7S[V[lllVG|
[A|QYIAl[ 4,
HORNED TOAD.

E. p q 81"
Elm q far warmer climate than ws
KNOW NJ this 1ensou-uR IN ysAs, co.,
meuced Daddy, ''thsrs lived . little,
i S' ; : a. az I %sss,Stagss,oS. 800
OBJ day to-AS -sdaM Szktdehild!! Aill6
scms DAY. young MN, q young tsad,
yoh Will b one H. s----.-
Will I really. 0sas1ua Toalt -
ssesd.af ~ III
So vos5 9sA SpAtr65 %
t'SuDislte n MeskayvsB6e = ~
o q, e Ssss siSi3s M r.,
nat ysul enI'be' ik6tSAsS ss6@ g x
~ Oh NM NJ - 400 Ti0tR,ts
happy did the thouGht 81 Il make, HIN.
Il 6aid youl Would, md ( maze 10
miStaks8' sai2 0raddpG Tbau's6tersay.
ssSeo TIE little toed Kept very still for
he was afrdid he had hart his erandfn.
sher's fesnbss, a6d psrhip6 Ne wouldn't
b. great n he Kept d hpytng such.foo,-
ish things, and repeating the same
thing over again. -f-i@ itf'N
s2s Young toad said Grandpa after Z
Isw nu.s ~ tc,S ~ ~
sou are YOUNG AnI tae nst'e toau Ean
nearer 90 me- ianotatner. .su,.
Hsl M"y ne.s aDous y vnnc my
ansao-ano Oh your aoven'urss' 0Fano'
may ny 'oAo Rrannuuson' sou
-..
Cou'o ~ ~" t.e 10Y now'
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-04-04

When GIRL snaps out, that she does
not care what anybody thinks about
her. she has made & very foolish
speech. 4 good reputation II not the
thing OF FIRST importance. Character
outranks II. But next In importance,
to what we are. IL what people think Of
us. Our happiness and to q large ex-
tent our usefulness, depend on the
opinion at defiance, makes . blunder
whose seriousness can hardly be over
estimated.-Giri's Companion.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-04-04
Utah INDUSTRIES
ARE HUMM|NGINOW

- N : ~ fist'F-'ft'f"~H
struggle on 70 keep down overhead
expense Of state and county govern
pent. Ths lrseslnk war TAI h; TOD
greet 70 stand 4lhisAss LEGAL ts.sss i
Salt Lake vii build . wsnsaAs
civic esstsr' II.
atsntstns ,inArstfDs Ninsls -
&C., Is q s'y IL: z;
Aatis. Montana. wyoming. celora-
do. New Mexico, Utah, wsshingten,
end oregon VIM stpply ne Rocky
Mddntiin ana pasfie coast states
except that the mines east OF thu
Rockies may ship also to Missouri
Valley points u supply the summer
demand.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-04-04

my Dear Tsad oraRdeen.~ He eald.
harmless and mild and you would not
hprt anyone sycept Of eouraa you Do
Ms to ~ ~ ard arm tvoieA u
pseeectly natural. But best Of III, you
don't have to hop about hEe your
eouan teaaDAA bat 200 saa run'- %
I can. and % you ere very superior 7
~'win you tsllims some Of your adj
ventures, 0fendpe dsar3y Irwould IKE
10 b. Wise and 6Gnaft % you are. !
an % elaA 10 hsaf that IDS thiaSs
~ wy yos a. II makes ne very
Uscs: said usaadpt 'TSad 4 wss
attached ~ I ,dsneespsk etpeAnfs, and
70 you vast to knew what ! Al1r ~
s'OA. ~. psssss. srailpa.s
avery wen. ny UsAnAsss6 va, I
Ftau tell yol. an4 ] hope you WIN %
- sa6s n ever s6sA Z. thlae Aappsns
- you. 1, I 'sttstcAsd OF - AApngA !
were dead, and then When danger was
past hurrltd away. 81 ~ s',N@
:. But oucs more I thsuSAtil hsd bet.
toe be careful col covered myself with
sand, only letting my eyes Stay out
How ~ you ct ths sand over
you, OrdndDar Htss ,r4e i
s'with my tail. Seer And Grand
% Toad eave ehis grandson . lesson
In how to protect hiusslf.
ESQ you are pIsased with me,
Grandpa Toadf cid ~ litt1s one. q
he practicsd ssttine he sand over him
s'Indsed an, ny gsandeoa toad,
said 0randpa,, and now lst'6 run
quickly to ahow ~ whole World thAt
wsirs thu, snpessss running Horned
Toadss And Il the whole world hap
pens to b asletp and not lookins-
lwsil, Fua MT the sane. for u WI
make % happy and. healthy and nne
80 Then ~ Win take . rSst In thu
sunny sand and havs . slssehsoa d
ants and dies r"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-04-04
SOME GOOD ADVICE

Don't think too much Of your
own methods. Watch other peoples
ways and lear nom them" TFis IL
good advice. especially when bilious
or .constipated. You will find many
people who use Chamberlain's Tab
lets for these ailments with the best
results. and will do well to follow
their example. ~ r Advt.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-04-04

American civilization will be . short
one and Americas victory over
whelming.
We may be q little slow. may have
much inertia to overcome. but Am
erican might. like the mills Of the
gods. may grind slowly but will grind
exceeding small.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-04-04
"oAsoA11fs'. wvoix
WH11.1 you sII1l
Fsr slek nsaaaehs.t eese aesmssh
osuQoleh Liver and Dewssle-
Take ceoeareto Tonight

Tlfrsd roagus, HID Tasee, Indisss-
tlon. Sailow Skin md Miserable Head.
asAee coms from - torpid liver and
clogosd bowels, which eauss your stom-
Oh to become allied With 1ndigested
food, which sours and ferments H.ts gar
bsge in . swill barrel. That's tn drst
step to untold misery -indigestion, s,1l
gases, bad breath, yellow skins mental
fsars. everything that L. horrible and
nauseating. A Cascaret tonight will
give your eonstipsted bowels . thorough
clsansing and straighten you out BY
morning, Thy work whils yeu slsep--
. l0-c0t bog from your druaEist- vii
tseP yoa feeling god for nontAA
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-04-04
HOW TO PREVENT GROUP

When the child II subject to It
tacks Of Group. see TO Il that he eats
1 light evening meal. ~ an over
loaded stomach may bring on an At
tack. also watch Tor the first symp-
tom hoarseness. and give Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy - soon ~ the
child becomes hoarse. obtsinabls
ovegyWhefo.-Advt.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-04-04
THE SOLDIER AND
THE BOND BUYER

1T IL q sacred duty Of every citi-
sen and Il should be regarded - .
glorious privilege BY everp patriot to
sphold the Governments credit with
the same kind Of self sacrifice and
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-04-04
fvD ~sT' -~vyyal

ss.s'..
aS os.a ysnA,
~ W" 'p'ne sAS''vv -
"a
t3s ~ e'eo
"a ~ - ~ ety!yyHlt
SeNn y 1 ~ tSSS Osss
Ceo9efE 80 sll4 sy~ 4.
TNeSyygD NJ ~ nun
drsao, ~ niiens q aHvS oesiars Sef
= sHlen. Asxsse . psiee g ~
I ~ - - ,roSit ! a. ~ .sssakiesasi
] ht,mirx .r,ess An each = w
thaA. anna. orerst>,ns ieSv,A ~
,ian.ad ant On : ,rouer sca,e "a a.
cure the maximum PRODUCTION. !
SAT- Laks c,ty.--A nav highway
70 Dusway district viii cut the as
lance OF ~ miles,
ana refining Comma n,es univ solut,on
OF present hish prices Of labor a an
,ncrease n price az copper IN at least
- IL cents = mound.
Tia farmers are manning 10 re-
claim $4,000 acres south Of Delta
ruteka mines sent ont 1as cars Of
ore recently.
PARK C,tv--rhe Judge mine IA
shippins shelter.
Cedar CITY Record-"wii someone
steer 4 GOOD shoe repair man or two
this vay,"
Moao-Tne 6rand vsuey Times
are installing . new printing plant.
Electric lighting 10 TO % extendea
70 Draper ana Rivsrton.
Brigham 10 planning . sso'ooo
seneoi'
salt l..ts q 70 rot . new .evsn
saory buiIdine
Ogden miner-The problem n
% labor u being rapidly solved. For
Weber and Davis Counties. 1t has
bssa made certain that there will be
NO labor shortage, That could have
been the. only difficulty to cause the
asriculturists to feel that . limited
acreage should be planted.
The 0oldstone strike IL believed to
DO important. High grade copper ID
disclosed ct Napoleon.
The farmers are slow In signing
up sugar beet contracts. 1t is very
doubtful II the full acreage will b.
obtainsd and some plants might have
to shnt down for, lsis. = aseo sa,
a boom IN manganese mining ID
on at Green River. to the extent
equal to that q Las Vegas. Nevada
Il 70 predicted. sac s
CeSoifx NINE nas opsned : - Soo'
face Of &lss ore.
t4t4s. stsi.4s ~. ..tf \ saF IS "a
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-04-04

~ Aasnlss carved chsseh oeats.
Church ssAts carved BY monks are
to be seen within the walls Of the an
Client church 1t Clod0ck on the borders
lOt MISREPRESENTATION yAe edlltee wae
built sone eight ceakuries age and Tor
mapy yeers II had Interesting relations
wilk f16naaU Ahb4y vsale II was the
monks q the adjacent ns0nastery that
nd much of the beautiful carving With.
In lite walls. The hne towerfis now -
dilApldatsd that II must b speedily ~
stored Il it u 10 ~ saved from ruin.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-30

They have already been voted as the
most popular style of top coat and this
is easily proven if one strols down the
avenue and notes the big margin of
plurality in their favor
Of course the materials used in the
development of these coats are heavy,
durable stuffs. Duvetyn is used extern
sively and close rival is wool velour
But at the top is the new fabric which
has been introduced on the market but
recently. Silvertone it is named and it
is indeed one of the most beautiful ma
terials that has been seen for long
time. As the gorgeousness of the ma
terial satisfies the taste for the lavish
very little trimming is needed. Fur
usually appears at the collar and on
the cuffs and this enhances the beauty
of the already beautiful wrap. Huge
buttons are used sparinoly, really more
out of necessity than for trimming pur-
poses.
The prices vary with the quantity of
material and quantity of fur, but after
all m sure madame would gladly
spend more than she expected to when
she has tried on one of these smart
wraps. Perfection of line and the
charm of grace Turk in their very folds
One of the shops shows a stunning mod
ell of sort of old blue. Skunk fur, claims
the right to finish the collar and cuffs
and, indeed, one would have to go q
long way to find a prettier combina
ton. The lining is of an unusual type
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-30
Little Benny's
Note Book
By LEE PAPE

Yestidday after suppir my euzzin Ar
tie came GROUND and we was wonder
ing wat to do, and | sed, | tell you
lets wat, lets play we are saniterrv
inspectors like the ones that go GROUND
inspecting RESTRAINTS and things to find
oIt if everything is eileen or not, let's
pertend our kitehin is a resterant.
Wich we started to do, putting our
leaps on backwards like fremens hem
lets, and lissening at the kitchin door,
wich we could heer Nora, being our
cook, putting dishes down hard and
tawking mad to herself, saying, l new
er seen their beet for coming in eny
old time at all for their meels and hav-
| ing eompiny for dinner jest like
hotel, they must think people is slave,
that's wat they must think, well, let
them think wat they wunt.
Wieh Jest then the > saniterrv ip-
specters started to wawk throo. me
wawking rite up behind Artie with my
arms GROUND his stummiek like Germin
comediums, saving, Saniterry, saniter
~, rah, rah, rah. And we wawked rite
throo TO the back yard, me saying, Did
YOU notice envthing, mate!
| noticed some bred erums on the
table mate, very unsaniterry, sed Artie.
Very unsaniterry. indeed they're Ii.
bel to breed more, | sed, and Artie sed,
It is our dooty to retern back and in
form the manager of the restaurant
And we wawked back III the kitchn
like the same Germin comediums, say
ing, Who are we, who are we, saniterry
inspectors, holey c. Nora standing
there looking at US with a fearse face
and wen we got in frunt of her | sed
Halt. Wich the saniterry inspectors
did, Artie saying, Report, mate Wict
| looked at Nora and scd, After you
mate.
Look at heer. you devils of imps
sed Nora, l ddent say enything wen
You came tramping throo hecr the ferst
time like a cupple of singing fools OF
top of all me other worriments, but in
about . seckonds I'll be cracking voul
. beds together so hard you'll think It's
the end of this werld and the beginning
of the next.
Folwerd martch, | sed And the :
saniterry inspectors marched out thu
quickes they had marched vet, an6
wen we got outside the kitchin | yelled
Unsaniterrv crums, and Artie yelled
All over the table. And we ran throt
the hall and out the frunt door with
out waiting to find out wat the nois,
in hack of US was
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-30

Mrs. H. NJ Patton, Waverly, Mo-,
writes: Il fed boxes of More Eggs to
my hens and broke the egg record. | got
1900 eggs from l60 hens in exactly 81
days" You can do as we'll Any poultry
raiser can easily double his profits by
doubling the egg production of his hens.
a scientific tonic has been discovered that
revitalizes the flock and makes hens work
all the time. The tonic is called More
Eggs Give your hens a few cents
worth Of More Eggs and YOU will be
amazed and delighted with results. More
Eggs" viii double this years production
Of eggs, so if you wish to try this great profit
maker; write z. J. Refer. poultry expert.
IE3 Refer Bldg. Kansas City. Mo. for a
81 package of more Eggs" Tonic Or send
SIPS today and get three regular 81 packages
on special discount for a seasons supply. A
million dollar bank guarantees if you, are not
absolutely satisfied, your money will be re-
turned on request and the "More Eggs" costs
you nothing. You take no risk. Write to-
day. Pin a dollar bill to your letter or
send S2.25 special discount for packages. Or
; ask Mr. Refer 10 send you free his poultry
book that tells the experience of man who
has made fortune out of poultry.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-30
New York Sum-

New ork Sun.
There is one group of American sol
diers in Europe that certainly will not
be home for Christmas. These are the
troops that are aiding the allies and
the decent Russians of the Archangel
government in the war against Bolshe
vism. 1t comes as a small shock, this
news at intervals from the neighhor-
hood Of the Arctic Circle about the do
ings there of our men, for the Amer
lean mind is naturally inclined to pie.
turc every Yankee as resting on his
arms.
Suppose some one had predicted five.
or even two, years ago that Michael
Donohue of Holyol5e, Mass, would in
the autumn of 1918 win, as an Ameri-
can soldier, British medal for gal
liant service against Russian outlaws
! near the shores of the White Sea. The
prophet would have little honor, but
these are the facts of today. Major
/ Donohue and his men are evidently in
for a long job, for winter has locked
the Russian seas and rivers and Jack
+! Frost as well as the Bolsheviki will
have to be fought until Russia 8 late
spring arrives As if bullets and the
weather were not bad enough, our men
are subjected to bombardment of Boil
shevist oratory, delivered from Nc
Mans Land in sweatshop English.
| The American soldier who has tc
spend the holidays in France may
think he is having a hard time of it
hut let him consider his brethren
showed up somewhere along the dis
tant Dvina.