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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-25

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laben Die anoern, bab ibr letter 9lu.
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raters SettIineer fir immer ge.
5ranbmarft bIeiben miro.
Die Sdar Der 9ouern aber, bie
Die 8aiien nid)t seifredt batten.
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auf bem 8irdbofe uno an Scr &irf-
bofsmouer oes 8ories SenoIirg.
9ort iino tie ale erlesen Bis auf
tnorinc aia-iih ..Surdid,luner urS
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mo Sobann SGger. sl6er beibe
purben ipGter erarifien uno ianit
ben anbern slnfiibrern trot pade'
rer SerteiOiguug bingerihtet. SD.
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burd) 8ierteililng Dor Der Marien.
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g8ie pieIe bon oem @auernbeere
in Der Morbpeibnadt getotet, iuie
piele binterber an ben @linoen ee.
itorben iinb, lit ME geSabIt iporoen;
ibre 3abl murbe auf tauienoe &c.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-25

ter General &riebbaum nad Miin'
den unter,uegs. De @enot mari
iib Nun nit ieinen SolOnten ais
bdi6 nad Miinden bineiu. Gr
bate eegeu 1000 Wann bonn fran'
fii6en Resimente Sanus bon gber.
itGOt. Guianiide Suiaren unb an'
bere. Sofort mad ieiner slnfunft
fanb cine allgemeine Saitsiudung
IN Wtiin6en Itatt, ale nod aufse'
funoenen @affen purben fortse'
nonmcn ben 9iirsern bel Sooes.
itrafe perboten, in Der Gbriitna6t
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-25

Sier ipurOe elm eriter GrioIg errun.
gen. babur6, OaB eS gelang, Den
iogenannten nGoten Surm" fort3u.
nebmen. @eprieien miro babel Die
aiibnbeit unb St6rfe oes SdmieoeS
BON 8odel, Der NIT elmer @aoen.
oei6iel Die Gforte geiprenst boben
ioa. sl6er 5unafit iparS ipeiter
ni6ts erreidlt. Gie Sein6e innen
bieIten iid riibig Die i6pa6en SIN.
9riffe gcgen Die inneren gefeitisun-
gen niibten nifts, uno ba5u i6icn
ali6 Der glugenbIid nod INNER
nidt oa gu ieiu, mo Die griioer in.
nerbalb Der Stabt nodJ Der Serab-
rebung Die 8afien erereiien poa.
ten. Sdon mar es Worgen, ieben
slugenblif mllBten Die Gbriitsloden
aufangen 5u IGilten, aber aIles blieb
itllmm, unb Die 9auern parteten
rno Die 3eit oeritrid).
saennSf ni,f ,iiifI5Sfeou,6iStuAfrs.a evsh. ae,
Sos Sic aric6buumide Seeresma9t
sllr Silic beronnabte. 9a plotltdl
SrShnteu pout @aitcig beriiber orei
@ononenidiiIie. Die 9auern pabn'
tsn cs iei ein Sei6en iiir iie, MN.
n,ebr 5 an5ugreifen, Oe @cnOt obcr
niBte, oaB INN Silie fam, llnper.
siigli6 ging CT MIN gum In9rtIT
Dor. Sn idbem slisialle bran9en
ieine frGnfiihen Srllppen auf Die
9auern ein, Die baraui ni6t geIaB.
uaren, uno periagtcn iie aus ibrer
idlcdt perteioigten Stellllng an
Toten Surmc, nubmcn eu1 otelen
rpieOer tort.
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Sruppen elm, Iebr eridoptt BON Dem
Ntaride burd) sic pinterlite gfadt.
8on ibnen lieB Scr General sunadlt
nur oie aapaaerie ouf Die 9alern
los. Ga gaben oieic ben slngriIi
oui bie Staot aui, pirre 6lu6t cnt.
itano, Sunoerte entraunen in oem
BON @rGben unS Scfcn bur6ldtil.
tenen @clanbe, Die 9roBe @tcbr5abl
aber id,ob lid) in uugcoronetem
Sauien Lungs Der Stabtmauer bin,
.perfolet BON Der DiIo einbauenoen
ungariiden &eitermafie. Son orei
Seiten umidIoiieu, blieb ibnen nur
Der cine sluspeg gum 8iid5us mad
benz 0orie SenOling. 9ab ibnen
bieier g9eg nidt perlegt wuroe bon
ben SaiierIiden, ueroanften lie
bauptlddli6 Der SdieBiertigteit Der
5eiier bepaffneten Sdariidiisen'
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@roberung oes 9orfes beItritteu
murbe, rief er ben General 9ried'
baum al Silfe. 9a iab Der Iniiib'
rer Der 9auern, Sartptmann Wtaper
bob olles perloren mar. Gr liet
bas sseuer einIteIlen unb bur6 einer
llnterbGnoler I'M Sorbon iiir oiC
8auern bitten.
Gie Siibrung Der olterreibiidcr
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@r mar ipcgen Der Seteiligung al
ser llebprgabe pou 9reiiab Q703.
beim 9aiier in llngnabe geialler
uno partete nit llneeOulO aui bel
slusenbIid. ooB er iid Die @unlt De:
boben Serrn 'pieber eriuerbei
tonnte. Sect idien er ibm gefom
men. Gr eenebmiete ben erbetenel
Baroon unb perlangte, baB Di
9ouern ibre @oiien nieberIegel
nno iih auBerbalb bes 9ories lam
neln ioqten. 9as totem iebr uiele
limo oils lie nun in bihtem Sailfel
5eiionmen maren. ba erihoa. plot
lih @dbs Sommanbowort rSeuer!"
uno BON ben argloien. un6epaifne
ten Nieni6en iudl6ten iidl Sunoert
in ibrem 9Iut. Gie iibrigen abe
fingen bepeslid an nm @naoe 81
bitten uno Al ile1en. 8eraebeus
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-25

oen beiIieen Streiter ct. @idaeI,
griiBt nit iesnenoer Sano Die 3i
ibm aufIteisenoen Seelen Der Sel.
ben, Die fir lire Treus gum Batter.
lanoe 2eben nnb gIut bingaben.
Der befannte MaIer @iIbeIm Gin.
oeni6mit Bat in eoIer @egeiiterune
fir ben SeIoenmut uno oaS tragi.
id)e Sd)idiaI ieiner 2anosIeute 1880
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-25

gene gerion uno uidIt Inn iein SoIf.
ni6t einmol Inn feline Sanlilie 5u
tun. Seine ainber perblieben IN
Oiiin6en, uno Die Seiterreiber
madten oeutlid Wiene, ben Sur.
pril1en oaponniii9reB,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-25

Grab Der scfalenen gauern auf benz
Seroliraer Sriebbof.
Die StraBe 81 betreten; fcine Mette
Ourfte itattiinben, feline 9Iode ee'
lGutet iuerben.
Sbne 8enntnis bon of 6ieien
Gineen riidten Die 9auernihoren
in Der gsa1t gegen ben Siiooiten
Der Stabt berau. 9llsbaIo gingen
iie gum slnsriff aeeen ioas Siartor
Dor, oas nur idlIe6t beiest mar,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-25

Scinoc fcin gx6armeu fenncn uno
er audi fcipes unnebmen mill, oas
ieben mir Nar. @or Simmel aber
miro oeR Sapiern Oer 2obn. en'
gel nK Sieeesfrdnsen idlueben ber'
uieoer. uno Der Seilano. aur Seite
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-10-03
There Should Not
Be a GrumbIer
in America

other nations. both belligereni and
neutral. turn eyes OF envy toward
Americas comparatively abundant
and cheap food supply.
In Russia butter sells today from
ss cents to Sc pound. switzer-
lands favorite dish of cheese is so
scarce that only one-haff pound of
cheese is allowed person month.
Dread is 40 cents o loaf and Hour
50 cents pound are average prices
In the Ukraine province of Russia
ince Germany cummandeered Tx
raine crops
Norway has had to ration hor skim
milk. serving little more than pint
OF skim milk a day TO her babies. aud
permitting only one-third of pint
20 adults.
In Great Britain even the hens are
on ration. The iirst-grade layers are
fed first. each fowl being allowed four
ounces of feed a day. II there is food
left. the sccond-grsde egg producers
are fed: II not. they are killed on.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-10-03
QUARANTINE
WILL DELAY
Arturo
OF ARMY men

The following Is a copy OF tele-
gram received by the Fremont county
board OF niilitar y exemptions from
John Evans of Denver, provost mar
shal OF Colorado, at l o'clock this aft
ernoon:
uxs;.on account of the quarantine. due
Np,r spread OF Spanish influenza In
J pine military cantonments. the ailot-
lnent from Fremont county under in
duction call No. 1876 on your board
s. hereby cancelled. Notify the reg
istrants selected under this CALL
The provost marshars message
means that the "a men ordered by the
board to entrain in this county during
the iive-day period. beginning October
:. for military service. will not leave
Tor their training camp until a later
date
These men. ii X understood. were
slated to 20 TO Camp Kearney at Linda
Vista. Cal.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-10-03
The Drive is On

BY CHARLES u DRfScoLL-
Our boys are headed TOR the Rhine.
The Huns are homeward turning.
And every night the sky Is bright.
With towns the Boche is burning
ruS soon the trail Of blight and
death.
The path of devastation.
viii point the way. by night and day.
Across the German nation.
Drive on. brave boys from yankeo.
land.
Our hearts with pride are swelling:
Today we dare to- do our share
With something more than yelling.
Were gcing to back you up xith cash.
As much as may be needed:
Wen give you guns TO beat the Huns,
Till vict'ry is conceded.
The home-front drive liz under way;
Your voices seem to call us:
Wen change this thing the Hesnes'
Sing
To Deutschland Unter Allos.e
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-10-03
DIED SUNDAY MORNING
FROM INJURIES

Mancii g cnrran Of Victor. who was
hurt in an automobile accident on the
Phantom Canon highway last wednes-
day and bronEh; to the Graves frospi-
tai for treatment. died here Mt .:45
o'clock sunday morning from his in-
jrrics. Mr. curran was born at Coal
dale in this county and lacked a little
less than two months OF being ~ years
of age. The funeral and iniermenf
will take place at Cosldaie. hut the
date OF the obsequies has not yet been
announced. although Il will probably
occur on Wednesday. The deceased
had two sons. one OF whom Is under
stood to be In the army and the other
in the navy. His father is dead. but
his mother lives az coaidsle. His
sister. Miss Mabel curran. formerly
county superintendent of schools here.
Il now a resident OF Arizona.
Mr. Curran's Injuries were net
thought to be OF fatal character at
abe time he was brought to the hos
pital. but II was later ascertain.d he
had been wounded Internally and 1t
was from the latter tina, death re-
suited.
Postmaster Haiioran of Victor and a
party OF friends were with Mr.. currsn
when the accident In Phantom Canon
took place. but they escaped without
injury. The car ran on the grade
in the darkness. turned over a couple
of times and landed in the creek bed.
20 feet below. with Mr.. Curran un.
der Il.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-10-03
AUTOS COLLIDE IN
PHANTOM CANON

Two collisions occurred last Sunday
between automobiles on the Phantom
Canon highway between Victor and
Canon City. but fortunately were unat-
tended by any serious injury 10 the
occupants OF the cars. John Dunn
OF Cripple Greek. driving an Overland
machine. through defect in the steer
ing gear Of his car. coliided with a
Buick driven by J. I-aughiin at n point
about 20 miles from this city. Mrs
Laughlin was thrown through the
windshield. but escaped without cuts
from the broken glass. An axle. rad.
iator and springs and lamps on the
Overland were damaged or broken
while slight damage was done the
Buick.
Jack Laughlin. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Laughlin, was driving a Ford and
when standing still beside the road
was run into ~ lady driving
Buick-six. and the Ford got the worst
OF the collision but motored back to
Victor. drove back the damaged Buick.
beth on their own power.--victor Rec
ord.
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WILL SUCCEED TO POSITION
OF p. C. SCOTT

A. J. Zimmerman. late OF Chi.
cago. arrived here this morning to
take over the position OF cashier at
the local office Of the Arkansas Val.
ley Railway. Light Z Power Company
As the successor Of F.. c. Scott. who
has been promoted to be travelling
auditor with headquarters at Pueblo.
He viii enter upon his duties at once
Mr.. Zimmerman has been in the EN-
ploy OF the H. NJ. Byilesby Company
in Chicago for the last four years. but
is just beginning his connection with
its subsidiary corporation. the A. v. Il.
L. 4 r. Company. His wife Ia In Chi.
cago. but expects to join him hers
about November /.
Mr.. Scott has been In the service OF
the company with which he is ron.
pected for ; period OF seven years.
and has been rssident of Canon City
since February. 1917. Mrs Scott and
littIe son, ESbert. will remain here
Tor morth orsix wesls before going
70 Pueblo to make their home.
|.|
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-10-03
soARD OF EDUCATION
REoulREs VACCINATION

Requires VACCINATION
On account OF the prevalence of
smallpox among school children. an
order abs Just been received from the
City Health officer to the hoard OF Ed
ucation requiring the vaccination of
all school children and teacers who
have not been successfully vaccinntei
within the last Ave years.
This order is purely a precautionary
measure. there being no cause for
alarm as but four or Eve cases have
been discovered to date.
II should be understood that at the
present time all vaccine used Is pre-
paren under the most careful and rigid
governmental supervision so that
there is absolutely no danger OF con-
tamination or infection from any
source. Vaccine now Il put up In
scaled glass tubes and IL applied ii-
rectly from the tube. thus averting any
danger of infection at the time OF ap-
plicutton.
The school authorities trust that all
patrons viii cooperate In this measure
to insure that this disease shall not
rpread throughput the community.
N. L. wHITrAKER.
DIV
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EAST CANON FARMERs' CLUB
WILL HOLD MEETING

The East Canon Farmers Club viii
hold their monthly meeting. Friday.
October the lth, at the Harrison
School. good program has been ar
ranged and ell members and friends
are requested to be present; also the
Parents Of the East Canon Patriotic
Club as an important matter OF bust
ness is to be brought up fir discussion.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-10-03
NOTICE OF ApJusrMeNr

Estate OF Lcona Thomas. Deceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent them for adjustment to the
County Court OF Fremont County.
Colorado. on the 18th day of October,
A. II. 1915.
ADELINE BAKLUND,
Administrator.
ID w. Ross, Attorney.
First publication Sept. 10, 1918.
Last publication Oct. II, 1918.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-10-03
REcEIvER.s SALE OF BANK
ASSETS.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned. George Wilson. receiver of
the Florence State Bank. OF Florence.
Colorado. pursuant to order OF court.
viii on Monday. the 1lth day OF Mo-
at his office at ISL West Main street.
Florence. Colorado, offer for sale at
public auction TO the highest and best
bidder for cash. all the remaining as
sets of the said Florence State Bank.
said remaining assets consist OF GER
recetva bic. court Judgment and reai rs-
tate A complete list OF said remain
Ing assets viii be furnished to prospec-
tive bidders upon application.
The receiver reserves the right to
reject any and all bids
GEORGE WILSON.
Receiver OF Florence State Bank.
Florence. Colorado
First publication Sept. IL. 1919.
Last publication Oct .. 1918
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srNTEMENT or OWNENsurr. NAV.
AGEMENT. cIilCULATiOx. ETC.
hEQv1HED M THE ACT sSkr asON-
GNESS Of AUGUST "a. 1919


or Tho Canon City Record publishca
wc,oslyy wWsoSsiy g. ,s,s Snnon city. Colorado. Tor
state %. Colorado. County Of Free
before mo. Notary Public In and
Tor the. State aud county afcresai,i.
personally nppcarea Guy Z. Hardy.
who. having been duly sworn accord
Ing TO law. dcposca aud says that hc IN
the owner of tho Canon City Record and
that the following In, to the best OF HIS
knowledge and belief. true statement
OF the nwnership, management. etu,. OF
the aforesaid publication for the date
shown nn the aboyn caption. required
by the Act OF August ~, 1919, ambod-
led In section i4s, Postal Laws and
Regulations. printcu on tho reverse Of
this form. to-wit.
l. That the names mud addresses of
the publisher, editor. manaxinE editor
and business managers are.
Ed:tor, W. w. Ernmcrson. Canon
is1biishsr. Managing Edl,or ana pus-
mess Manager. Guy u. Hardy. Canon
J. That the owners arc. Guy U.
:, fhn, the known bcndhoilcrr.
mortxagccs and other security holurrs
owning or holding ! per cent, or more
OF the total amount nf bonds. mort
sagss' or other sesYrlsisr S,1x sTs sss,,isv nvne
sworn 10 and eubscribed before me
this agth day Of septemhcr. 1918.
ENGEEtt *. BRAiiECRY.
Ny ceumtss;on exptres Nov. ~. tssd.
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NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT

NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT
Estate OF Enos Frankenbery. De-
ceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent them for adjustment to the
County Court of Fremont County,
Colorado. on the 18th day OF October,
A. ID. 1918.
ROY FRANKENBERY,
Administrator
Waldo and Hunter. Attorneys.
First publication Sept. 10. 1918.
Last publication Oct. IL, 1918.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-10-03
Nol,cn ,,s,I,c g er ~, s.xAI A. sETyLnSsENT; : \.

ceased.
4 Notice y hereby given that on the
End day " November. A. -. 1878, the
undersiRned will present to the county
court Of Fremont County, Colorado. his
acccunts tor ANAL settlement Of admin-
tstrasion. uf said estate, when and
where all persons In intsrest may APP
pear and ohject to them, II they 50 de-
yAl6Ea Is Rowlnx. Executor.
First Pub Oct q. 1aiS
Last Pub Oct 81, ISIS. SN
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-10-03
NOTICE on FlNAI. snT.rLEMENT.

NOI1tE o. FINRL SETTEENENT.
: Estate OF Cora Orecper. deceased.
Notice tq hereby given that on the
lsth day Of pctcbsr. A. ID. 1919. the un-
dersigncd will present to the County
Court OF Fremont county. Colorado. hts
accounts for Anal settlement OF admin
fstratiuu ut said estate. when and
wherv all persons In interest may ap-
pear and object to them. II they SO de-
sire.
RoRERT KERR.
administrator OF Said Estate.
First publication Sept. IL. 1913
Last publication oct. 3. 1913.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-10-03
AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILES not IN regular use,
stored at s2.5o per month. See Hig.
ham. 2l1 Main street. l75-tf.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-10-03
MONEY roLoAN

The Fremont Burums aae Loss
Association makes loans On homo
and nearby real estate On very sxss,
.ent terJus. Toe pay on tAs loan I'm.
paytng rent For particulars -
,eepu GUY o. HARDI. Trsas
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-10-03
Want ADS
Sc q Line
FOR sALE-MiscelIaneous

FOR SALE-New automobile. Reason
able. WIN take horse or cow In
quire sos n lssh st. 4o-plt
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-10-03

FOR SALE-A light buggy. single
harness. new washing machine, two
sets of auto tire flllers. Phone Canon
AIS. 2s1-st
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-10-03

FOR SALE-S-room house and barn;
will rent house furnished to people
without children: references required.
Phone Canon 2o3-J. 116 North 7th
street. 2s1-pst
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-10-03

FoR sALE-A bargain for some man.
10 acres irrigated. house. 10 acres
alfalfa. acres orchard; best bargain:
near Canon City. Come see; miles
north of East Canon store. w. L.
Roy. r. r. 9 2 30-p2t-w1
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-10-03

FOR LE-Seyen-yr.-old bay horse
at bargain. See E C. Sanford. ga
Main ST. or call Canon 6s NJ. e1o-tf.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-10-03
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-5-room furnished house.
G. T. Wood 2sI-sf
Catoctin clarion., 1918-09-26
Limits Soldiers Mail.

Christmas packages for the two and a
half million or more American soldiers
who will be in France during the holiday
season this year will be delivered under
an arrangement with the Red Cross,
was announced by the War Department.
To control the flood of gifts that other
wise would make the handling of them
impracticable the department has decid-
ed that only one parcel will be accepted
for each man.
General Pershing is forwarding cou-
pons with names and addresses of each
member of the Expeditionary Force to
be distributed to the next of kim These
coupons must be attached to standard
containers, nine by four by three inches
in size, which will be provided by local
Red Cross chapters upon application.
All packages must be mailed before
Nov. Is, as weeks will be required to
get them to ports of embarkation, across
the Atlantic and to various places in
France where men are stationed.
Catoctin clarion., 1918-09-26
Notice To Creditors.

THIS is to give notice that the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Frederick county, Nd, letters
of administration on the estate Of
VIM. C. BRENAMAN,
deceased. All persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit same with the
voucher thereof legally authenticated to
the subscriber on or before May lst,
1919, they may be otherwise excluded
from all benefits of said estate. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are hereby
warned to make immediate payment.
Given under our hand this 18th day of
September, 1918.
CORA l.. BRENAMAN,
Administrative.
Frank L. Stoner, Atty. sept 26 st
Catoctin clarion., 1918-09-26
Saws YankS Brin3 Terror.

The smashing of the St. Mihiel line py
the American army has filled Germany
with terror, and is the sure forerunner
of an overthrow of the Prussian military
dominat by the German people, accord
ing to an opinion expressed here today by
Senator James H. Lewis, of Illinois who
has just returned from France and Eng
land. The German rulers, Senator Lewis
said, are aware that the people OF Ger
many have awakened to realization OF
the power of General Pershing's troops,
and "the spirit of German monarchs and
military captains has been shattered by
this knowledge.
France and Great Britain, he added,
freely admit that the entrance of Amerl-
can fighters into the fray has turned the
tide. Premier Clemenceau told him, the
Senator said, that Americas prowess
was "the salvation of the hour while
the British Prime Minister declared that
"the influence of President Wilson and
America upon the institutions of Britain
and the spirit of her people was equlva-
lent in itself to new British army"
Catoctin clarion., 1918-09-26
DEATHS.

Obituaries, poetry and resolutions,
charged for at the rate of five cents per
line. The regular death notices publish
cd free.
Catoctin clarion., 1918-09-26
Must Claim Exemption.

If any of the thousands OF registrants
who are now about to return their
missionaries to their local draft boards
feel in their hearts that they have no
right because of dependency or other
circumstances to 60 into the army, ana
that it would be false patriotism for
them to go, such registrant should un-
blushingly claim deferred classification.
Not only is he urged to 90 this by every
agency of the Government, by all officials
of the War Department. and particularly
by the Provost Marshal General, but If
he does not make a claim he runs the
risk of being called, whether he ought to
90 or not. This is true notwithstanding
all the contradictory statements which
have been made upon the subject and all
the contrary instructions which exemp-
ton boards have received.
This one fact should be borne In mind
by the registrant: There are no automatic
exemption except those physically unfit,
aliens and felons. All others must show
reason or reasons why they Should not
be indicted into the military forces, and
it is far safer to reinforce those reasons
with claim for deferred classification.
Catoctin clarion., 1918-09-26
GOinG Out OF Business.

In this issue our readers will find the
encouragement of Mr.. Louis Sugar, not
for great Fall and Winter Opening,
but to the contrary that he is going out
Of business. Mr.. Sugar is proprietor of
the Underselling Store, and has made
many friends since he came to Thurmont
The uncertainty of his being called or
not called to service in the army. has
caused him to take this step. Read his
adv. and secure bargains while they last.