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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-23
From Virgil Groat.


Mrs, Groat OF Ash street has recsiv-
ed the following letter from her son.
Virgil. somewhere in England
On Active Service with American Ex-
pedtiouary Force. FEB. -. 1915
Dear Mother:
Just 2 word 70 let you know that 7
an well and still think Of home. It
has been almost two months since I
heard from YOU last and I don't think
there is anything that would make me
happier clan a good big letter from
home. You know It takes q long time
to get mail over here, so don't be afraid
10 wrlte often al least once a dev, ma il
bs I viii get one OF them once in a
while. Don't worry about me, mother,
70. I an as big and healthy es ever
Gee. there sure is some beautiful
country over here and everything Is
ABOUT one hundred years behind the
United States. At least it seems that
way to me. would like to see Wilbur
switching cars over here. why YOU
can almost put a whole thain N your
overcoat pocket. We went TO church
today in an old abbey that Is thous-
and years old and there are interesting
old things IN II.
IL IS hard TO write a letter over here.
OF htvuL al Vu7 az Sd = memo anu
a~odbye II We were to say all We
would like 10 II would be almost all
scratched out when you got it. 50 don't
kick On short lettsr. II YOU see any
oc my friends give them my address
snd tell them 20 drop me a Few lines
svery little bit viii help to break this
long hours of army lie. WIN close
hoping to hear from you soon.
VIRGIL
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-23
From Lorin Wiltse

Onfcers Training Camp. Texas.
Dear Ones.
Talk about cake and candy and Alex
snders Feast Well yours truly Ger
tsinly appreciated the box I do not
know who baked those cakes or who
made that candy but the cakes were
the best that l ever ate and I have
eaten few in ny brief time and the
candy was the best candy ever eaten
by me or my bunSies They are the
men I have described before, and they
are used 10 lots OF candy. whenever
1 find single woman who can bake
cakes like those You sent me, there 5
going to be wedding and i will be
one OF the leading characters. I sure
want to thank YOU all for that box and
all q my bunkies Join in expressing
their thanks.
We are up and out for drill before
daylight every morning except Sunday.
and are busy every minute Of the day
until $50 at night.
II IS . splendid schoolng and j. a
benefit 10 all OF us. Everything YOU
do has 70 be done tust exactly right
and Just two or three times as fast as
ordinary.
our battery is the best one out OF
the nine batteries here We have gain
ed the reputation OF doing things
I have already named some of oar
books and a few things that are ex
pected or us. have sixteen studies
in addition TO my drill practice.
OF course our clothing must be just
so. our shoes and leggins shining all
the time. All Of our books piled ON
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Witlss Of Ham
mond from their son, Lorin A. Wttse,
March. 1918.
q shelf SO that they make a psrfectly
square stack. Or toilet articles. Dis-
tolls. cleaning materials, etc. are ar
ranged at the head e Cur beds our
blankets are folded in a certain way
and stacked at the head 81 our hunks
ana other clothes and Announcements
kept in perfect order
our quarters orc inspected right at
ter breakfast evers morning and sew
eral times during She ds2
Therefore. having OIL ned sai1ple
81 our course. I say trut6fully that q
epjov it. 1t teaches q fellow tn or"o-
or method OF getting the most out #
eve,-v minute and n such a course
we're pursued in civil lfe one sure
could accomplish results after such
training
We have been receiving instructions
from Major Eoch.er ~ West Point
for the rast woo's ono ~ the san
antonio papers had the statement in
il shat the men Of this camp we're
Getting more knowledge in three
months than the average college man
got 10 four Years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-23
From Geo. Boiling.
Fast Field. Fl. sill. Okla, Friday. Ma



Fast Field r. Sili. Okla Frlds!' Mar.
y. 19l8-
Dear Mothsr ana AL
Wen We got mere Az sale ana near
my we sure lanoeo IN 2 paEao Sc
comfort" OF every sort are IN
fine new barracks now ana plenty OF
room.
7 m'Est tell you o. our beds Ihey
ara IRON single beds ana nave me
springs. mattress ana a 5000 one
Two mattress cover 3 4our oeu snes U.s.
NO Plllo~ cases anu d p'i''"- "a
enough TOT Two changes week
neNer thought we Nouid set an 1h'ns
Ike tnat'
Our barracks are nns' For 0's
porch on and all screened IN lnlnN 81
that Lots q windows oe INSIDE or
he barracks are me he walls arc
ct woodW OK six fe'f ~ ana paste Ga
me resi- ti7s'7i %" '"s cen - 2 d. 80
4r mess '''''ie
no nAeu
'nins = me. wv 1o4le "1' J."
ne center on u 20 sle "' "Nf naT
ack' mere Pr '''-N WASH 'o8 -
and vaults ana WE'VE shower "a ms
Rsght now iheE 7f'h .'l'Pi"'ea put
We are 20 ma p4ent5 20 wa III Nate-
et all times
ais camp Is 1ost oe''S '"3''. 'lFii-
ians working all around here putting
ID new buildings ana 'hls nlne 0p t0e
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-23

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-23
WHAT "IZZY" THINKS.

Somewhere In France. Feb. IS 1918.
Friend Parry.
From the looks of things IN the
present situation. Germany IS securing
handful Of cheap victories on her
new eastern front. out am told by
that the rank and file or her
fighting men do not see how these
victories are going to prevent them
from being hurried of shortly TO feed
the allied guns IN she west. The poor
Boche VINO admits sadly thar he would
rather be ~ French hands than n
Germany Is really between the devil
and the deep sea. II there s no peace
n he Easc by the Time Won receive
this letter the soldiers then stand a
good chance Of starving ana II there
Is peace in the East. the Baches surely
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-23
Wehs of Soldier Boys

tho closest town and that is about
three miles. Street car right up 20 49,
II has a population OF 1900. Small
town. It is all sand here now. We
don't worry about mud. but they say
the sand storQs are bad.
VIII write more later want to
get my address to the rest
With love
GEORGE BOILING.
sfst A.ro Squadron. Past Field, Fort
SIN Oklah.
?. s: Be sure and make that service
squadron. a.. there are also balloon
sQuadrons here.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-23

American tractors-1600 OF them
sent By the q. 8. Food Administration.
vii battle hunger in France. When
tprlng comes they VIII be in the field.
They viii help the French TO grow
100000 more tons OF food.
The idea OF reinforcing tbs waning
Agricultural strength OF France with
American tractors originated with
Henry Morgenthau. Jr. The Food Ad-
ninistation has DESIGNATED Henry
Morgarhau. Jr.. to follow the mach
res 10 france and put them IN opera
ton. TIL, first 100 tractors wers sent
70 France on the deck of n naval
transport and the entire number viii
reach Their in plenty OF time Tor
spring plowng.
The tractors will operate mainly IN
the hatHe-sca-red portion or northern
France which has been re-taken from
ire Germans. There property lines
have been laryely obliterated. The
fields are consequently large and tbs
batteries OF traitors will he able II
work most effectively. Thus in q few
months food crors. especially wheat
and potatoes, will ie growing in French
soil pIo+e6 by American tractors
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-23

We have on hand n most conf
prehens ssortment Of the
most beautiful silk gloves.
The quality, style and color
.ngs are indeed delightful.
II it is hid gloves that you
want, we have them OF any
desired kind and grade. sizes
complete.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-23

shortage the two marvcls OF The ase.
one newspsp per writer llke all Of h-s
foreign friends have certainly bunIo-
ed the Hams pretty substanttalIy cor
several weeks past Eut Tho time ha
come. Germany al the present time is
running Wild in Russia and the two
dictators Il one may call them that.
are crying for peace a. orc end ard
uphold the socialist Fa;aer,and ii Tia
ether
--- in Parliament for further
Information concerning the vast decis-
ions that Were reached at the fsmous
Versailles conference. y request TIA;
cannot he satisfied for military rea-
sons as 1t would probably disclose in
formation OF value to our common en-
eFlE. The situation has been more
complicated By the government prose
cut.on Of the editor OF the LONDON
Morning Post ana Colonel Repinyton.
whom I have written yoa aboilt vhs:o
in England. and whose sudden Depart
Gre from The Times 10 the Post ID eat-
ed no Ettle sensation.
France and Italy are progressing
better every day. both countries are
ready for the hea west assaults and al
ready italy - starting n with her til
tanjc mountain battles against Aus
trls, the brilliant second or Pruss an
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-23

ISM
President Wilson's latest speech has
4 any thlne enstbench the = -
reputation lie enjoys here ar present.
Comment on the speech IN Europe ar
sa.rs = sound. but AL criticism IS
drawn between the uttersnces OF -
Count ljeGtelnS ami County C4erniB.
Much appreciation Is -hown through
aI tlo allied countries OF the NoiDn-
tsry economy by Americans a. home.
and the offer Of Food Controller TToov-
eli to England and France of 250.ooa.0oD
pounds OF bacon ADD 50 600 600 pounds
Of meat has greatly relieved the
thought or 4 food shortage
Since America . entry INTO the struE-
sieEie il real fsshiYn. Various states
have been claiming Tie distinction Of
having their native sons fire tho first
shot at the Boches. bar am
gocd bog 1vIth
Crst shot aad the honor Goes to Hoos-
ie;do4l as IA the days or old
Best shes. As ever
Your friend
IRVING.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-23

1T is All right TO put Tag IN your
indow. but the war VII he won lot
quicker II YOU viii invest IN WARSAW
ings and Thrift Stamps also.
The Lamar register., 1918-03-20

There amt many passengers" he
told her. They're mostly cannery
men. But you'll have the captains
wife to chaperon you. She happens
to be making the trip"
When they were aboard and the
cabin boy had shown them to what
was dignified by the name Of state
room. Bill drew . long envelope from
his pocket.
Here" he said. '1s q little money.
! hope you won't let any foolish pride
stand In the way Of using It freely. 1t
came easy to me. dug It out of Mother
Earth. and there's plenty more where
II came from. Seeing that deprived
you Of access to your own money and
all your personal belongings. you are
entitled TO this any way you look at 1t.
And / want to throw In a bit of gra-
tuitous advice-in case you should con-
clude to go back to the Meadows. They
probably looked high and low for you.
But there is no chance for them to
learn where you actually did get to
unless you yourself tell them. The
most plausible eIplanation-andi II you
go there you must make some eIplana-
tion-would be for you to say that you
Continued on Page 81
The Lamar register., 1918-03-20

ton when finally established will be
used as a basis for levy OF such taIsS
as may be needed for the lawful ane
proper purposes OF said Drainage Dist
rict. subject to amendment ana
Dated at Lamar. Colorado. this iltA
day OF March. 1918.
G. N. LEE,
w. A. MACPHERSON,
ADOLPH MARBUIt9.
Board of Directors 81
The Pleasant Vauy
Drainage District
,DRAINAGE DISTRICT SEAL)
First Pub. March IL, 1918.
Last Pub. April 3. 1918
The Lamar register., 1918-03-20
SUMMONS 5

SUMMONS
County of Prowers.
In the District Court
Fred l.. Morris.
Plaintiff.
Frank E Butterneld and the
unknown heirs. devisees and }
vendees of said Frank E.)
mons trustee The sheriff
rado. successor In trust. The }
National Bank of Commerce
Of Kansas city. Missouri.
and its unknown SUCCESSORS.
assigns and trustees. The }
Fidelity Trust Company and
its unknown successors. as
signs and trustees.
Defendants
Ths People q the State Of colorsd..
You are hereby required to appear
the above named plaintiff In the Dis
trIct Court OF Prowers County. State Of
shp@ ths&ein @Iehfn ah1 M twenty days n sfsaa d.
County; or. 4 served sS% out OF this coas.
days after the service hereof. exclusive
men. 9f the bv day aefs,, 81 SesyIfe; or }aes
pfayer of the complaint. And II copy
Of the complaint In the above entitled
mons. or II the service hereof be made
out OF this State. hen ten days addi-
tional to the time hereinbefore specified
for appearance aud answer win be al
lowed before the taking OF judgment
by default Aforesaid.
The said action Is brought TO quis<
title in the plaintiff and against tbs
defendants to the following described
land situate. lying and being In Prov
ers County. Colorado. to-wit:
The Northwest Quarter of Sectios
Three 90. Township Twenty-Five ffSb
South, Range Forty-two (42D West OF
the Sixth p N. Will more fully ap-
pear from the complaint in said acties
to which reference is here made.
And you are hereby notified that U
you fall to appear. and to answer the
said complaints as above required the
said plaintiff Will take Judgment
prayed.
Given under my hand as Attorney at
Law for the Plaintiff. in said County
this 3Oth day OF January. a. ID. 1915
JOHN +. MAIL.
Attorney at Law for the PLAINTIFF
The Lamar register., 1918-03-20

LANDS FOR ASSESShENT fOls
DRAINAGE DISTRICT PURPOSES.
State OF Colorado.
County OF Prowers.
To The Arkansas Valley Sugar Beet
er. Florence Csrder. Helen l. carder,
Ada Killen. Henry X. Corbtn. L. IL
Hanna; W L. Holland Albert II; Kern.
John d. Morse. Theresa a Phelan.
NJ Phelan. John e. Phelsn. William p.
PhsiAn. Francis J. Phelan. George Sief-
f.rt. Fannie NJ. SoIners. l.. Writ Mark
ieyJ. Henry weimer. and to all other
persons whom IL may concern.
S 1qS o. are hsTssy OF 9otse rs ssa sh
Valley Drainage District is now max
ing special assessments on all the lands
account Of the. contemplated drainage
thereof. by classifying the said lands
in tracts OF forty (i0) acres. more or
less. according to the legal and re-
cognized subdivisions. on a graduated
scale, and has graded and numbered
them according to the benefits to be
received BY the contemplated drainage
Of all the lands within said District;
and In so classifying. grading and
rnarked ,,,a the tracts OF land which Will.
by said contemplated drainage, receive
the most and about equal benefits. 100.
ceve less benefits are marked with a
less number denoting its per cent. of
benefit You are further notified that
the said BoSrd OF Directors will meet
at the office OF said District, in the
Silver Building. in the CITY OF Lamar.
Prowers County. Colorado. ON the 4th
day of April. 1918. at nine o'clock in
The forenoon. to hear any and all OBJ
iections that may be made to the
of lands upon the gradu
ated scale as above mentioned. and that
such meeting Will be adjourned from
day to day until all objections shall have
been heard; and that such clsssifiea-
The Lamar register., 1918-03-20

change in their sailing schedules there
should be boat clear tomorrow at
noon"
The Lamar register., 1918-03-20
CHAPTER VIII.
rhe Drone Of the Hive.

The Drone Of the Hive.
A black cloud OF smoke was rolling
up from the funnel Of the Stanley D.
as Bill Wagstaff piloted Hazel from the
grimy Bella Cools hotel to the wharf
The Lamar register., 1918-03-20
THE PLEASANT VALLEY DRAINAGE
DISTRICT.

NOTICE OF MEETING TO HEAR OBJ
JECTIONS To CLASSIFICATION OF
LANDS FOR ASSESSMENT FOR
DRAINAGE DISTRICT PURPOSES
State OF Colorado.
The true Democrat., 1918-10-19
MANY PREMIUMS ARE
OFFERED FOR CORN

Corn growing Is steadily improg'
ING In Louisiana It's Importance
cannot be oYerestlmated This is the
view entertained by the State Fair
Association, which offers appr01i.
mateiy Sl,00v IN cash premiums for
the best specimens Of corn at Ihis
years State Fair, October 30 " NJ
yember 1. iRelusive,
seme years ago corn was consider.
ed only a secondary crop ia many
sections OF louisiana, bat the slluA-
tion Is changing, due TO the Efforts of
The state Fair and other agencies
WoIhiag for the greater npbulldiDg
of the states resources. and there
seems to BE- go limit % the possIBIll
ties connected with the production Of
this product The premiums afe Of
fsred, aot only to encourage more
farmers 10 raise corn ca large
aoals, bat 10 impress the corn grow
sTs with the necessity Of using ad
yaneed methods. selecting good seed
and following other aodsrn plans for
developing the industry.
That wonderful strides have been
made will be evidenced by the big
exhibition at the State Falg II viii
be tn charge Of Prof. A. + Kidder, Of
the chair OF agronemy. Louisiana
State Uaiversity,
with the country al war aad the
need for food proauetsea the largest
in history, Uncle sam ia locking to
the farmers TO produce more thaa
ever before HverY ear Of corA pro
daosd Is bullet for the Kaiser The
State Fair Is a school f0F learning
how best 10 product II,
For further Information aBd cataiog
write 10 w, Il. Hir8oh, Secretary,
Shreveport. La,
The true Democrat., 1918-10-19
VARIETY Of FREE
ACTS 70 Be SEEN
DURING THE FAIR
ssnsasIensi Vaudeville Fssts, Fire
works, Races and other
Stunts Are RIiisa,

Spectacular fireworks, patgios ;
band concerts, senatorial vaudeville
performances, daring automobile
stunts. elassy borse races aad other
entertainments. meat oi them free
tAsae will form tle large variety II
outdoor amazemeuts offered by the
State Fair of Louisiana for The pleas.
are of ita patrons, October 81 10 NJ
yembsr 1, inclusive.
The manag emeat has booked an
unusually Interesting bill Of free acts
II has been selected With gecial are
30 as TO afford Up 10 date amusement,
free Of cost, Eor everybody attending
the fair.
Several vaudeville acts, among the
very best obtatnable, Rli so 0n each
afternoon in front Of the graudalaad.
and wiiI also BE- seen ia connection
With the fireworks display at night
These include UyeAU Japanese
Troupe said 10 be Lhe most marvel
pus Jap actors the land OK The Mikalo
has ever sent over, IA It's arst appear
sace At American fairs, giving a Ia.
lsiduscopje combination Of shoulder
perch, coatoriion, hand balancing aRd
other rare feals, Grace Agus q Co,
skaters of marvellous ability. who 10
various sensational stunts, The -Four
Hosss. WhirlWind aCrobatig dancers.
IN series of sensational terpsieho.
rean numbers. the Barsini Troupe,
Europes most wonderful comedy
globe act ia bewilderiug tricks and
comedy exploits on golden globes,
sensational and original acts aud ota
CT vaudeville entertainers
There viii BE- an Abundance ol pa
triotie music BY several bands, 10
elaaing military aggregation aud
Boy Scouts and concerts viii be- given
each afternoon and night 10 the
grandstand
All amusemeuts viii be unusually
interesting with the patriotic touch
given 10 everything ia line with the
governments plan Of stimulating
greater interest in everything pertain.
ing 80 the nations welfare.
For further Information apply 10
". r Illueh. Secretary Shreveport
La.
The true Democrat., 1918-10-19
WARTIME EXHIBITS
ENTERED BY WOMEN

Unusual interest ia being taken in
the plans for the exhibit to be made
at the State Fair ot Louisiana, oeto-
Der 80 TO November 4. inclusive. by
the Womaus Department. The lag.
gest collection Of specimens that has
ever been shown IL locked for. Mrs.
Rata Kahn and Mrs, p. W. Lambert
VIII again bo supoyintsudents, Fespso.
lively, Of textile and culinary.
Particular attsntoa is given to NAr
work In the Offering Of prsnlians.
Breads and ether culinary products
that are in accordance with the gov.
eFaments food reeommendations rs
10 conservation Of wheat. sugar etc,
are especially desired In the exhibit,
and premiums wifi be awarded 10 en-
courage cooking along these lineb, al
90 preserving, canning and other con.
ssryatlon work
Tie same encouragement Ia given
In the textile department, With & ape.
etsl let ot premiums offered for Red
Croes Knitting. both by adults and
Juveniles
Yer further Information and caialog
write 10 w r. Hirseh. Secretary.
Shreveport. La
The true Democrat., 1918-10-19
ADDRESSING MAIL MATTER
To SOLDIERS

Jbe posiuIhcs department advises
persons writing t. aaldIars H Fr4Hc
commny au8Hnr aHt a. Die. ~
to include In addre-s he ,ganeut aaa
\ = o,tArmy Pos Office aumheg
The following form # address should
b. used 60 insure galcke delivery
Pvt John Smith.
Ga 4 s1th Regiment Infantry
american EAPediiiuaafy Forces
\ !. q No iaheu kHnaut
Otherwise the mail Is subject 20 fa
debRIi" delay while the mail clerks are
hunting fnF the correct adIrpss
The true Democrat., 1918-10-19
CHARITABLE

\ Washington man, la motoring
through Virginia stopped one day ai
a tolI-bridge he had often passed over
and found there Has q new keeper ~
charge
Where's the man Nhn used 10 act
as keeper here asked the motaf.st
He's dead, str. VAS the reply.
Dead pogg fellow Joined the
great majority. CHI"
Well said the new mau, cautious
b u woaldn't like 70 say that sir
lie ~as good enough man So far as
| know
The true Democrat., 1918-10-19
LET YOUR WORK Sc DEDICATED

Tu the memory OF the littls boys Ia
ne ,uyad i districts Of Europe who
have been cTac.aed that your own
may uoi b. u danger OF being crucihed,
Let the work that y0u do every day
be dealeated--To the memafg Of the
babht uI France and Belgium who
have been impalgd uu bayoHels and
carried oh ever the honlders Of Ger
maH soldiers that your baby may
never be IR danger OF a like death
Let the work that you do every day
be deaieated-ro he memory OF the
little Elrls Of Belgium aud France who
have been carried INTO slavery far
worse than death tha your daughter
may uol bo ia danger OF lbas allms
q victim tu German barbariaas
let the work that you do every day
be dedteated-ro thp memory Of the
mothers OF Europe sho have seen
fHr0r children slaughtered aud their
hzh4Hda elth bauaa hands driven a.
Hgs 10 tate unknown that the
muIhrr here mas uot see similar pro-
4, uua lea their oWa streets
Let sbe work that you do every day
be dedicated-r ro the ahltehaifed 40
mga oJ belgium and France who have
seem ho0osf men dig their own graves
Ihu the ahile.baired OF your family
50 ul uHer a hka agony
Let the Aofs that you 90 every day
be osdtsated-Fo The memory OF the
Allied old.eH eao have been crucifed
aau IHa doors because they fought
uf civilization aud Justice that justice
mag he daaa you aud yours
he. The work that you DO every day
be ded,eatsd-1o the memory of the
bmBH aitfs village orchards and
Ia 90. Europe uua blackeucd wastes
lHeU sar pNH baWHml towns aHd
GaId may not be 'maed into places
90 #0a avoid
Let the work thaf you so every day
a aedt ted 20 laa memory Of the.
H mFr homaa of Europe which
'he hno burned after murd, FiHg the
mmi hai gogr home may poi be-.
.ow 'he Ba faI pyra of Your family
tes the sof> tbat you do every day
ded.aa.et-Fo ih memory uf the
fH have been crushed and
t8. goW oau nation may
" Il. e. Tayed aEd that your people
.aa aar be- driven ganh lika the oSiIcd
ha have died iH tbc fields
Wa .8a highway
iss the work that you do every day
be tFo. atsd--fo ihp manhood that IL
u na g0a may not desert your
brother Ha has gone Ia lhu battle
H#ul tbat l0B may Hol dessert your
nation Bbv That Ii needs You that sou
aU uaJ BE- r.ck.d tuto ImperHug the
ugp 81 your uTle your daughter
uug mother when ghe snloothionguod
amenities ot 5mfr country come whisper
HE tu gUu
Let the work tsat you do every day
BE dedisatea--Ta the manhood that II
ID a lbal sou shall have uo temorse
hH bgaaes meU come back from the
laIttelgoa. su that empte sIeas I'D
lghtjss eyes shall not as H.I.aHo
I EoHr conscience ta rgpfoach you
.a hg dag and haunt you by night be |
anse y1u al home failed 10 support
#r meH while they fought i'm France
- ----
The true Democrat., 1918-10-19

All those bloody. blooming YanAs
worry about Is something 10 cat and
shooting craps You sound the sub.
marine alarm and they come running
for something to eat. / caHH eet over
II said a British army officer about
American troops eith whom hc crossed
the Atlantic
The true Democrat., 1918-10-19

We regret we have 90 forbid an trss
passinE If every hind uelud,ne paaslns
Through NuualaUH EHTHI
: McGEHEE