The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-03-29

0aAAP uAA0&OAs $4,000
will receive 1898 men in the March
20 draft call.
Six children, q woman and thirteen
lumber camp near Truro, N. S.
Canada.
BY q vote Of ~ to sc the Maryland
house OF delegates defeated a bill CIV
ing women the right to vote at presi-
Dental elections.
One thousand box cars from the
south have been ordered into the corn
growing states where soft corn must
be moved.
Charles s. Gordon Of Iowa. the first
man wounded in the Luneville sector
In France, has been awarded the
Cross Of War.
Francis. J. Heney. who has been
conducting packers hearings In Chi
cago and other packing centers IS In
Omaha to conduct an investigation.
Prices for seed corn In Iowa were
fixed In a proclamation by Governor
Harding Mt 81 a bushel for corn Of q
high termination selection.
Carrying 81, 1925, oO0, 1000, the largest
naval appropriation bill in the M.
lions history was reported out by the
house naval affairs committee.
Federal officers are searching FOL
plotters who placed poison in feed OF
water and killed ninety artillery
horses, Quartered at Covington, Ky.
Federal Food Administrator Hoover
Issued q statement urging that farm.
err bring al available wheat, except
seed wheat, to market before May /.
Two violent explosions In q NUM-
ton factory near Paris caused the
death Of 16 persons, injured scores
ct others and rendered more than
1000 homeless.
All bakers not using the required 20
per cent Of wheat flour substitutes in
bread and rolls YER ordered to cease
baking those products by the national
food administration.
The Berlin Tages Zeitung urges the
destruction Of 400 English towns by
German airplanes 'as q reprisal" for
the action of the allies In confiscat-
ing 400 German merchant ships.
One hundred thousand gallons Of
fuel Oil became ignited at Lordsburg,
\. NJ, resulting in the destruction Of
eight locomotives, q roundhouse, O
storehouse. besides many houses.
The third liberty loan drive will
open at Omaha April 6 with a MONS
ter street parade to celebrate the first
anniversary Of Americas entrance
into the q
Distribution Of 1.-THE Finished Mys-
terry" q bible student text book, con-
tanning what is termed seditious
phrases, was forbidden by the depart
ment of justice acting under the
espionage act.
Secretary McAdoo will make Z
speaking tour of the country on be-
half Of the third liberty loan, begin
ming at Philadelphia on Saturday,
April 8, the opening day Of the cam
paign.
American soldiers serving In the
sector east Of Luneville have again
been honored by the French govern.
ment for heroic conduct on the field
OF battle. War crosses have been con
ferred upon them.
One American woman was killed
and an American man and We. an,
were wounded in an air raid oyer
Paris, March 18th. Total casualties
were 100 killed and seventy-ui..e
wounded.
A nonpart1san league meeting.
scheduled to be held at Gregory, s.
p. was prevented and fve league or
ganfzers were beaten and driven out
Of Gregory county across the Nebras-
ka line.
American soldiers who give their
lives for their country will be sent
home In full uniform. wrapped In the
dags II the war college adopts new
regulations suggested by Provost
Marshal Crowder.
The Nebraska supreme court ruled
that men who have entered the mill
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