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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-20
OLDTAsIIIONED COAL STOVE
n To REMAIN ON THE Jon

Fer real heating efficiency. the old
fashioned coal stove cannot be cquail-
ed. idaho'H public utilities commits
sion was told few days ago % Boise
hy witnesses who are tcatifyinE on boz
hall ~ wntcrpowcr companies In tho
hearing on the question 90 the fonHibl.
ITS OF supplying electrical hcrt from
wutcrpowcr plants Go the homes la
towns aud cities IN South Idaho Heat
INK efficiency az prcscn, II graded as
20 per cont Tor the coal stove. 90 per
cent for the hotRir furnace and 60 pcf
cent Tor hotwr ttr plants. Ia Mont
pclier. taken az the standard south
Idaho town, nni figuring coal az
tIeh per ton. a niN-rut m house cnn
De heated fur thirty-nlnc dollars per
year with coal atuYea for fufty.nine
collars Per year with hnthir furance
aud nfu-olght doiiarf por year Tor
hotwater furnace Electric heat Tor
the mme dwelling would coat three
hundred ana eighteen doilnra
Witnesses were DR.. Joseph n Mor-
rili. dean of the electrical engineer.
Ing department of tho University Of
Utah. Dr. A. %. Miller. professor %
physics ana electrical engineering ht
tho University 81 Idaho. ana A. N.
Ferguson, Utah electrical engineer.
The talked az project. which played %
large part IN the last Idaho political
OF heating Boise aud the
homes 90 the surrounding irrigation
districts with power generated "a the
great Arrow Rock dam. was declared
impossible by the eNpertr except az a
cost Tar In excess OF the prenen. prices
of coal ana wood.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-20
LIVE STOCK INDUSTRY now
FACING SERIOUS PROBLEM,

DENVER. Colo. Dee 1.-THE
live stock industry "a NO time in the
past has been confronted by problems
az important az those of today. do
clarea tho call for the twenty
annual convention OF the American
Live Stock associa tion issued by n. n.
Pryor OF San Aantonio. Tex. prcsi-
dent aud r. W. Tomlinson OF Denver.
secretary 81 the association. The cote
Yentlnn viii meet here IN January
2lst and be In session three days. The
call states that postwar readiust-
ments viii affect more vitality thoro
engaged Ia the live stock aud ngricul-
tural Industries than those engaged
la other industries and calls attention
o. the problem of railroad ownershlp.
the probable action 81 the peace con-
ference upon trade. and tho prospect
of termination of tho federal food adj
ministration and other governmental
war agencies upon the declaration %
peace.
II adds that stockmen are deeply
concerned Ia reglations put into ef-
feet under authority of the food adj
ministration and. after calling utten-
ton 10 the licensing of packers. stock
yards companies, live stock commits
sion men and traders, asserts that "ail
those licenses and regulations should
he extended until congress can care-
fully consider the entire meat packing
und marketing problem and enact
suitable legislation. Perhaps some 0f
the work OF the food administration
should be continued until general
food conditions In the world become
more normal" the statement Gays "a
fair aud just distribution OF our sur
plus meat and other food products so
as 90 supply the urgent needs OF the
different nations in Europe may be
almost impossible without some cen-
tralized agency such as the food adj
which could az tho same
time prevent any over expectation OF
food products needed FOR home con-
The convention VIII consider also
tho work OF the bureau Of markets la
he regulation OF stookyards ana COM
r.ission men aud Ia the distribution
u live stock and meat statistics. the
decision as % advance In commission
,beiSes at various markets, regula-
Ii,ns o. prices OF hides and wool by
Inc var industries board appropTla-
lion for the eradication OF tuberculo- |
SIS among cattle and swine; precau-
IONS against fi'ture outbreak OF the |
loot and mO-th disease and influenza
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-20
REAiARKARLE INCREASE OF
All RANGE CATTLE NOrED

ALBUQUERQUE. \. H.. pee lf.
There has heon remarkable !n-
reaso In range cattle IN New Mexico
and AriEona--these states chief con-
tribution to feeding tile world since
the entry OF the United States into the
war. A survey made hy the United
States forest service, which enlour-
ged the increasing OF herds for food
production gives great evidence OF this
growth
Two years ago the forest service
sent experts into the national forests
81 the two states 60 locate unused
areas suitable tor grazing. Many
acres were located A large part OF
them, however. were small OF 30 cut
up that they were not OF use Tor new
herds. This difficulty was overcome
by the extension OF grazing permits TO
cattlemen already holding them.
In the two years since the survey
was made the Increase In cattle on
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-20
YEARLINGS BRING THE
WORLDS RECORD
PRICE
.rsAs CRY THE PLACE AND
ntfE CURE $685..
cattic Market j. Ruling High with
tqrgc Packer Requirements and
itsccipt- Failing Off--IToes being
shipped Prom the North 90 Texas
i'lunis-sbccp aud lambs Inactl,c.


The sun Special Service
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Dec. tG.-Cnt-
De receipts today are twenty -nnc thou-
and head with strong mud active
market. donir fancy Christina year
iingH sold cd f25.25. Tho hog supply
lsaa uinoiorn thousand head the mar
LET i've 90 fifteen rents higher and
ltning weak Ton. si1t5. Sheep
md lamb supply four thou1nnd head
Jnd tho market ten 20 nnccn cents
iish,r Top lambs. ti5f6. IN beef
attic m special iof Of fancy yearliugs
today consisted uf twelve head uf
hereford aForaginR around twelve
hunflred pounds and the price Seas
q tho hlghoat sale ever made on the
uptn market in the world. Some
primo finished sborthorn yoariings
Drourht $3.50. Tho market has been
ltronr each day ninyc the middle 81
last wcck ana with large packer ro-
uiiircncutg ana falling receipts. proa-
meets look favorable for feeders We'll
finished wcirhiy steers coll nt $1,000
10 1850. but most of the rhortfod
lctrs aeli "a $500 h. $3.50 No
steer uf any merit sell ~ killers un.
der f12.oe. Cow prices are ten 10
lwcnty-fiye cents higher today. lnciud-
Ing canngra and choice hcaVv cows
5000 to fi2.0o with exceptions up 10
fff.on Medium cows. Including range
cowA bring f7.3s 90 tto.00. cnnucra
1850 10 1885 and vcnla eit.Oo 10
$500 and stockcra 800 90 $500.
Packers are shipping hoFs from
northern markcta where they are
plentiful down 10 Fort Worth. Tex,
wherc they are scare. In order % use
every facility they have for manu-
fnttnrinE pork products. RcceiptaI
here are quickly taken and prices are
heinz vcil maintained. best medium
weight hogi today M ti7.bb, heavior
$3.50 lights ti7.as and bulk 90 sales
tf1.oo 20 $40. The average price
A. niili ten a. fiftccn cents above the
authorized minimum 90 ttTt0 Tor
knnnae city. Stock pigs IRE now un.
,Fon. hut most sales OF desirable pigs
on The opon market are NJ ti3.s0 o.
fffas
The lambs al tis.is today we're not
hoico. which kind would bring ton or
iFenty cents more. Fat ewes reached /
$40 lant week and good ones are
that high now Feeding /
lambs sold last week M $500 a. |
ii3.1t. but there arr few available |
Fat lambs usually acquire popularity /
turing tho holiday season and higher
prices are expected.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-20
Declares Mig Dividends.

Fred j. Leonard. secretary ana
treasurer 81 the salt Lake city Union
stockyards has said that az their
meeting held on December 10Th the
directors declared "a cash dividend OF
rfty cents per share on tleir OUT
standing stock,
While this company h. only three
Years old. the coming of another CONF
pany a. North salt Lake and the es-
adjustment of the first intermoun-
tain live stock market Ia April 1917.
has very materially Increased business
and the no ceipts of the local stock
yards over previous years
During the past two years extern
slve Improvements have also been in
stalled by the company. and some fur
Their improvements arc contemplated
the coming spring.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-20
wan BRINGS me INCREASE
IN ilNfSING OF HOGS HERE

inicrcstng data on the growth OF
The hogtalsing Industry in tlis state
u announcvd by }. a. Manderfieid.
manager 81 tho Hat Lake Union
Alofkinrds. The figures show that in
lhe past year. AZ tho result nf the
lnmpAlEu Instituted by Food Admin
iHIrltor Ariartroug. production In
l'tah has Increased from 40 90 90 Der
sent Many SECTIONS 90 the state
which have heretofore paid little at
fenflon o. this business have now
faund Il 10 be profitable invest
ront Some sections. FAR from the
RAILROADS. notably la tho Uinthh nn-
I'm. have marketed many carloads. In
dIsnuaalnn the general situation Man
iIerflcld last saturday said.
Utah farmers have certainly prov
"a their patriotism with their dollars
for the Red Cross the liberty loan.
lao thrift stamp aud uoldlers' walfare
drives And. while they have "a.
l'alNed considerable recognition Tor
lhelf splendid efforts In increasing
wheat acreage and production. the
TACT has hnen apparently lost sight Of
that. thanks 90 the able campaign ~
eur food administrator and agricui-
Inral college. Jointly. the past fall ana
|fmier rtah's hog production has In
n,ased fnliy 40 % 30 per cent. Al
ear rgp The hos run was fairly heavy.
hpi 10 NJ cent ~ the run Yves from
Idaho. while this fan, up 60 date. the
nam havo heon exceptionally heavy
md Tho bulk Of the hogs come from
rUh's farms
THE records shows hogs coming
~ from points fifty 10 one hundred
niles from the railroad uintnh
Haeln, 40 far this fan. has marketed
TX carloads which were hauled hy
truck 20 Price, ono car from Leeds.
ninety miles FROM tho railroad; three
ears from Iron rounty, with thirty
rive 90 fifiv-mils truck haul; HEAVIER
pnnfy Twelve cars. With "a thirty-fiyo /
- flftf-mile truck haul, SEWER coun- |
~. eleht ears Wayne county. with "a /
rYrntV-tiFe-mii haul, holds tho re- /
fQfd Tor the highest prices on the /
North salt Lake market since the fan /
inn rommenced. Willard counfy pro- /
t'del siN carloads
AfNhlie uif opcn market ~ North I
AZ tfl,ke a. only a year aud "a half /
"a tie adncational feature has been
,tp ~ she most important Items, and
IfHaers are finishing their hogs fully
10 f,ef cent hettor than a year ago.
hood fat hogs are now finding a /
1adf market The congestion of ten
|alt nro has Ell heen cleaned up, aud.
tIlh the lover price ~ feed e'ains,
nm and harley our farmers who con-
nne % the game should reap good
FONTS.
'.In mlklnr with buyers and COM
I|ssltn mon al the yards. they advise
y. a 49,. =. 4 an e....fa...ta cod far faf !
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-20
MR.. AUTOMOBILE OWNER.

Ruy your supplies from ua. and
SAVE MONEY.
spGrkplugs. guaranteed for five
years sfffrFsst.tt 90
Ford timers, the best only. 1.2b
Anti-Freeze, Il saves your motor. 500
Carbon remover. cleans rs cylind-
ffs trstrrtsss+ssss 100
We carry a complete line 81 auto
mobile accessories. Write us your
wants. when ordering state make
and model ~ car.
Ask for our moneysaVlng catalogue.
Mailed FREE on request.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-20

American brewers who seek "a os-
inhllsh their hrewerIos in the orient
ms "a result ot prohibition la this coun-
Try can expect % meet me active OPP
position 81 the Women's Christian
Temperance uuion Rudolph samet.
the president of the California State
brewers association. recently an
pounced he YVES about "a depart 10
China 10 arrange for the construction
OF n t2.do0.o00 brewing plant. Tie
said other brewers planned to take
similar action.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-20

cited by the federal food board today
ns Indication Of the necessity of con-
tinuod conservation " meats in this
country 20 ns % help further upplv
Em0pe's needs Restoration al Eu-
ropean cattle herds 10 their prc-war
size is one OF the paramount needs Of
the reconstruction period. the state
ment said. pointing out that this can
he most speedily accomplished by in
creasing American exports ~ meats
and fats
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-20
WITH THE LIVE STOCKMEN
on THIS SECTION or UTAH

Pennsylvania farm bureaus. work
ing with number OF hograisera have
used feeding experiments conducted
by the Pennsylvania state college 20
demonstrate that "a least hair ~ the
grain feed bill In raising hogs can be
saved by providing gree feed though
out the growing season.
Many cattle in Utah are starved By
being kept too long on insufficient
fall pasturnge. This not only means
loss In weight for the animals. but
(continued on page eight
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-20

Hunting on sunday "a prohibited in
All the states ana provinces east 81 the
one hundred and fifth meridian o.
copt Illinois. Louisiana. Michigan.
Texas. Wisconsin and Quebec. Mon
days constitute closed season for
waterfowl In ohio and locally Ia
Maryland and North Carolina. and Ger
tain other week days FOR waterfowl In
several fayorite ducklnE grounds In
Mari land, Virginia aud North Caro-
l'pn.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-20

among horses, inspection OF meats
hides and wool from foreign coun-
tries where contagious diseases exist;
determination 81 predatory animals,
game preserves. railroad service aud
shortage ~ stockcars.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-20
MRS. IsLEY,s LETTER

In a recent letter Mrs. d. w. Isley
OF ldtchfield, Ills, SAYS; II have
used chamberlain's Tablets for dis
orders OF the stomach and as "a laxa-
tive, and have found them a quick
and sure relief" IL you are troubled
with Indigestion or constipation these
tablets viii do you good. "-Advt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-20
STOMACH TROUBLE.

BEFORE ] used chamberiain's Tab
lots doctorcd a great deal for
stomach trouble and felt nervous and
tired all the time. Thcuc tablets
helped mo from the first. and inside
of "a weeks time I had improved In
every way" writes Mira. l.. a. Drink,
ara. jefferson cts. Mo.-AdNt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-20

farcs between above stations ten
sents a mile. Basgage allowance forS
pounds
Special autos and trucks for hire 10
any point.
Delivery ser,iee-BaggaEe Express
and Freight
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-20

national forests b. mcro than sixty,
Ave thousand head.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-20
RICE--EMERY
AUTO LINE
CASTLE VALLEY MAID ROUTE

Fares on Mail Cars-Lcave Price
Every Morning at 3 O'Clock. Effee.
tive January 4. 1915.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-20

Fresh air and sunshine have a great
deal &c do with successful laundry
work.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-20

NHW York. Dec. it.--Use in
I|IltIand 81 horseflesh FOR food 20
lIlf 40 extent that sIaughteving re-
tni4l'oas hAys been adopted. was
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-20

Baked pumpkin is good served ON
the rind with gravy.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-05-09
9es 1sricoeusensels Slage.
Son Anna airhitein, Chicago.

q m gempel bes 5riebens int Saase,
g ia sebt's iett eeipenftsfts umDer;
9a tbnt es in itJnersIid)cr &lase
11nb in Scnfsern traurig uno fdltper:
rSbr Menid,en, ibr babt uubl sum Spbne
Ntr bieien geupel eeipeibt,
Samtt td) alleine bier tbrpne,
Snbes ibr eud, meiIef im Streit?
.,5cnn itebt ibr eudl nidlt gegenitber
Sm wilocn, erbitterten &umpf?
ttun idleinet bic spnne nidlt triiber
9urt, bes sd)lad,tfcles blutiscn 9ampf?
1lne fdrbt nid)t npm Soer5cnsblute
Ser 8eiten In ieeem 2anS,
Der MGnner ppm tapferIten gsnte,
Gid, bunfcl unb r1tiidJ Der Sano?
Sbr id,einct - idl fann es nidDt faiien --
Rad)bcm, ipas ctnft bier seid)ab,
Gnd, ipiIo ictt unb t5tlid 81 baiIen;
&psn nur? @arum bin i'd, ba?
Senn pb tbr audi beilis geid)rupren
Gu meibcu, 5n flieben ben Streit,
sp habit ben Ganpf ibr ertpren,
llnb frepelHb breflt ibr ben Glib.
Drum serit5rt, rernidtet ben 9enpci,
Ten bier ibr mir etnitens selueibt,
1lnb serreiRt has 5rtebenspaft Stempel! !!
Nns ipa bieier Stempel Md, bent2
llnb last NIT pcrbhlltem 0eiid,te
gpn Der Grbe MIDI anf,uarts seb'n,
Senn nur brpben im bimmliid,eu Sidte
9auu c,piser Sriebe beTtebn."
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-05-09
3,uei @erfaIInnss5niabe.

Ger arieg nintnlt, nie ielbltpers
ltanolid, Die aGgemeine aufmerfiam-
felt 10 iebr I'M anIprud, BOB neben
ibm anheren ,saftoren, Die BON ent-
Ideioenoem giniluB ouf littier natio-
natcS 2eben iino, 5ur 3eit faitm Die
gebiibrenbe geahtnng 5ilteil miro
Iies gilt nllh fir 5lpei gelaltte 3its
iape 3ur 8unbesperfaiiling, Die, falls
angenomrnen ll1nn1l5ungen IN I'M.
lercm pplitiiden 2eben berporrllfen
luiirben, ocren Iusoehnlng ilno 8ir.
fllng iid beute nod foun benteiie.l
ldbt Ger cine 3riat, ipelder bie
Seritellnng, ben gerfnnf uno bic Gin
flibr a{fohoIiiher @etrailfe berbietet,
lit bereits Den StaatslegisIotllren 5ur
@eltatignng liftterbreitet tporben; Der
anoere, Der es unteriae., bns Sfiinm.
red)t pom @eidledt abbaneig au ma
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-05-09
stn,1x luls, atiin -nukntu nr,, 9. atlui 1913

Die bier geborenen 9iirger. Sh er'
bebe ginIprub gegen oieies @menoe'
ment, neil es Die neutrality-suspicious.
3eitllngen in ,eine belonoere 2lalie
ite0t. @enn oos ENHANCEMENT ole
frenbiprahiaen 3eitrngen begreifen
niirbe, ipdre es alS nidt 10 einleitlo
5t betrahten."
ssn Der meiteren 0ebatte tpllroen
manhe ihorfe 9rgrtmente ge9eu oas
Imenbement borgebraht, bis Ihlieb=
lteh Senator 2obee Dos @ort ergrlfi
uno aufridtig getllg par, Inn 5u ia
gen:
sd babe ben ausfiibrungen ouf-
merriam 5ugebort uno befenne, odb
Der genla6te einnano, oaB oas
bon mir eingebrohte 9lmenoenellt Die
llnihuloigen uno Die Sbuloigen in
gleidem MaBe trefie uno, mas ih in
alIerlebter 2inie anltreben ipilroe, otc
IN Ger Webrbeit befinolihen loDalen
3eitungen nit elmer immenlen giiroc
belalten tpiiroe, mid itber5ell9t bat,
Dob oas Amcnoement niht mint
ihensmert ooer unridtig in leiner ae-
geumdrtieen Sorm lit, uno i'd erludc
nm 3ltriif5iebung beslelben."
Soffentlid) miro Die 2ebre 6ieier
Senots- -Gebottc BON ollen g!merifa-
nern 5u Ser5en genonlnen lno Der
grlnoloien Sete gegen Die amerifa-
nilhen 3eitrngen in oeutlher Spra=
DIE enolih Elm gnoe bereitet lperoen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-05-09
Sriefuerfebr nit 9eutid,lano.

Nus @a1bington fonnt oie D}it-
teilltng, oaB Gorfebrun9en getroften
muroen, INN fur5e 5umtliennuhrid=
ten an 9lngeborige in 0eutidlono %.
Selterreids llngarn gelangen 81 lols
len. Shon mieoerbolt ino ndbreno
Der ;csten 8p0lf Wonate Gernlde 9e-
|madt moroen, Inn oerorttge briefll6e
Gerbinoung ber5ultellen, unb 5mar
mar eS belonoer8 oa3 amerifantlde
Hote areu5, oos iid Der angeleeen-
belt in totfraftiger 8eiie angenones
men bate. Die Germirflidung oeS
Gorldloge5 ideiterte ieood ihlieBlid
infolge acknowledgement 8eoenfclt
militarilher ytatur, uno es Ihlen, aI5
Oh je0er 8eoonte, Die gelDilnihte Ser
binolug 3u ermogliden, bis gum
6rieoensablhluB enogiltig .aufgegc-
ben poroen mar.
Sob eS trob oIler Shipierigfeiten,
Die nod INNER beIteben, oennod &C.
Iungeu lit, elnen 9lusneg 81 ftnoen,
bat man ein5lg llno olleln nenl Gnt-
qcgenfontnen oes Graitoeutcn 8tI~
Jon 81 bonfcn.
gtatiirlIA lit on einen Oireften
brieilihcn Nu8tmid) 5IpiIfen oen
Ner. Stnoten lln0 oCn OfittelnGd)ten
ndbrcno Der Gouer oe8 ariege5 oltdh
untcr Dem ncucn arrangement, Ou2
oenln0dlt in Strait trctCu miro, nidt
81 oenfcn. Gem Oorlicgen0ett Nlan
sufoloe miro es jcboh 2euten, Die Gr-
fllnoigungcu fiber 0na 8eftn0cn lbrcr
inn gereih Ger OlitteIm0d]te lebcnoclI
2lnoeb0rigen etn5icben ntodten cr-
moglid)t merocn, 0erarttge Nnfragen
thrift priDotipen Gbarafter5 ilber oaS
g8eltnecr gelan9en 81 lallcn. 81
0ieiem 3mede peroen IN berIdieocuen
Iiltriften gilro5 eingcrihtet merotll,
in benen man beltimnt bor9eIhriebes
ne 5ormulare erhalten fam. Gtcle
6ornllore miiTen IN Iuplitot aus
gefiiQt peroen. 3u gleiher 3cit lit
cs notlpenoig, oaB'5er GpplitQnt lth
geniigeno ou3lpeiien tonn bamit es
Sen geboroen m6glih it, ieinen guten
Huf feIt5uite1cn. Die Jorntltlare
neroeu iooonn noh @aibington ges
ionot, mo Iie obgeihrieben uno meiter
beforbert meroen.
Go8 0erfahren n1uB nottpenoi9ere
meiie ctlpas lunItanblih iein, oa man
oarauf beoad)t mar, meitere Ginlpdn=
De BON militdriiher Seite binfdllig
su MAIDEN rnb 8ugIeicb ieoen VtiB
brouh Der Ger9iinlti9ung bon Nns
fong an 3u perbiiten. 0os gl,tgegen-
fommen bes Yr1itoenten aber biloct
mieoer einen neuen gelpeis ieiner
8roB5iiglgfeit.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-05-09
Wennoniten ipullen nad) Ganaba Der,
aiehen.

RellIih ipuroe berihtet, bab bie
Mennonitelt Der aoIoilien IN San.
born Gonf1tn nll ben llfern bes Sssntles
Hipers ibren 2aflobeiis on cine 8rl,p,
.pe aopitoliiten aus arteIian nerfanft
hatfen. sSebt beiBt es, bob Die Solo.
nien in Rnleeale, Stem Gin ltno Hof.
port auh aolltrofte fir 2anoiibertra-
igulgel nbaeIdloiien haben itno
@rimoeigent1im III Canada i'm Nus
tanlb gegen ibre bieliaen Salloereien
erhnlten lperben.
ssiibrer Der Sntteriid)en griioer-
Organization lueilten por einiger 8eit
IN CANADA, Inn bon ben oortigen Ws-
BORDEN Die gefreiling bonn Mfilitar.
oienit fir lire illngen Manner 81 err
nirfen. 9ie MeIigion Ser Mennonl-
ten nerbietet ieolpeoe geteiIigung am
Rriege.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-05-09
0abreub Die ASmintitratipn in

8abrenb Die Aominiitrntion ins
mer ipieoer bie Ereue Der frnbgebo-
renen, belonbers Der oeutiden ge-
polferlmg betont, idbiebt bos 9eser-
tlun INNER iippiger ins 8ralit Go8
Motto: yStebt gum Brailoenten
bat fir oieie 9eber offeltbar nllr tn
lopeit @ert, oils es nit ibren In-
ihauuneen iibereinitimn1t.
Ginen Sd)mcrsensIdrei iiber bic
innerpolitiiden 3litdnoe IN Deutiha
lono enthalt Elm 5l1,gblatt, bos BON
oen oeutihen unabbdngigert So5ioIi-
item peroffentlidt miro uno oas Die
llnterIhriften BON i9ernitein, Sooie,
Gittmonn, 2eoebour uno anoerel
tr1gt. Gs beibt in Dem 5lugblatt
ngae Mittel Der aritif iino blrh oie
Regieri1ns nnntoglid genaht. lit
iere GreIie lit gefiebelt uno Die ia
brifen lueroeu inliaer mebr nlllitarl'
liert."
Gsua lpbcrnb and sun bpben 5iuaz
melsselt
5es SaSies nno Der Wsifgnnit 5lammen
fsllagen,
ilnb G1Ifer, bic bmrd, Srennhidlaft einii
pereint,
an arin.iner Sebhe ibrc Sraftc nageu, -
Gs uirn aufs neu bes 5rieoensengcls
Ssaub
Ginit etnen, bic lang nnpcrfDbnitd
idlienen;
Iie Menihenliebe lDid1t ben Nclten'
Lranb:
ttnb neues 2eben blalt aus ben Hninen
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-05-09

True translation filed with the post
master at Sioux Falls, South Dakota, on
May the 9th, 1913, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9th, 1917.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-05-09

True translation fled with the post
master at Sioux Falls, South Dakota, on
May the 9th, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-05-09

The Firms that advertise
extensively in German pa-
pers will get a large share of
the German trade
--Printsr1 Ink.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1918-01-31

ly examined and rejected will be
called for re-examination, but
those who have been examined
and passed will not be called for
re-examination. 1t is expected
that the state advisory board
will furnish some help in this
work.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1918-01-31

On all those placed in class A a
blanket appeal will be filed by
the government appeal agent.
Nothing definite is known as
to when another quota of men
will be called to the training
camps. 1t is said, however, that
it will not be until after. Feb. Is.