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The Washington herald., 1918-07-10
Killed In Action.

Killed In Action.
william A Hamilton. sergeant,
Selmar, Tenn: Peter A. Sieberz. cor
poral. Milwaukee, Wis; George A
Brochu. private. Newark, ". J.; AL
bert ]. Carron. private, Milford.
Mass: Henry Cumminskey, private,
New. Bedford. Mass; Harvey S.
David. private. Conesville, Ohio; /;
William Deluca, private, Hartford.
Conn; Thomas Duncan, private,
Moorehead. KY; Jack H. Insley, pri-
vate Carnegie. Pa: Arthur Kennedy,
private, New Orleans, La; John f.
Lawson. private, Worcester. Mass. /;
joe v. Salac. private. Buckholts.
Tex: Mix Skittino. private. Prov
ince de Potenza. Tursa, Italy; John
]. Stack, private. New York, N. Y
Died of wounds.
Martin Popiackl sergeant, Balti-
more, Nd: Garlic Colman Robinson,
corporal, Canton. N. Y: Charles H.
Stipe. cook. Medora. ILL.,: Hubert s.
Coon, private. BriggsvilIe. Wis; John
Grabowski. private, Syracuse. N. T.;
Anthony Parzych. private. La Sale.
Ill; Joseph Pecheca. private. Fail
River, Mass: Ernest C. Ross. private
Miner, Ga; Joseph D. Rountree, pri-
vate, Kinston. N. c.; John Rusinko,
private. Scranton. Pa.
Died of Disease.
James s. Moore. jr.. CAPTAIN, At.
lanta, Ga.
Wounded Severely.
William ]. Blake. lieutenant. Brook
line
SprinShill, w. Va: Archie r. OFT,
corporal. Horace, Kan: Homer w
Amburgey, private, Fagan, KY; AL
bert G.. Bamford. private. Erie, B.
C.. Austin Barkman, private, Middle
burg. N. Y: William d. Botkins, pri-
vate, New Rockford. ". Oak: John Il.
Few. private, Rush Springs. Okla. /;
william B. P. Hall. private, Tacoma,
WASH; George B. Mayer. private.
Cleveland. Ohio; Arthur Miller. pri-
Yate, San Francisco, Cal: Henry +.
Nehring. private. Valparaiso. Ind; |;
James 9. Reynolds, private, Monroe,
.utah;, James H. Smith, private, Skid
more. Mo-; Howard s. Staub. private,
Bigiervilie. Pa; Patrick E. Tangeney,
private, Docks. Glenporch, Ireland;
Robert e: Toombs, private, Minden,
w. Va; Luther 8. Williams, private,
Rutherford. Tenn.
weunded Slightly.
George c. Walker, jr., lfeutenant.
San Antonio. Tex; John Francis Hem
messy. private, Corona, NJ Y.
Missing in Action.
Hubert Parker. corporal, Charles
ton. w. Va; William d. Bell, pri-
vats. Quincy. Mass; Ray G. Estes.
prlvate. Whiteffeld. N H; Dominik
Filnppello. private. AndolL Italy.
George Fox. private, Geneva, ~ u:
James W. Gnayson, private, Metfie-
UNI. Mass; Frank G. Gualtieri. pri-
vates Syracuse. NJ Y; Mario Inc
cnssi. private. Lawrence, Mass: w.
private, jackson. Mich, .
Martin R o'Brien, private. Whit
man. Mass: Clyde TemperIy. pri-
vate, Hazel Green, Wis.
Prisoners.
Louis Peccerillo. private, New
~NA@-
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D. G. NATIONAL
GUARD, GIVES
G0QDlCHANCE
Military Training. Can Be
Had Which Will
Help Promotion.

/ Get a head startie hs the. military.
game by joining the District Ma
tional Guard, IA the ad vice Of Cant
J. p Eldridge. commanding compaay
D., N G. D., @.
Men who have. the eidvantage OF
military drill In, the National Guard
have a much easier time Of 1t In
the army when they enlist, or are
drafted. They are the, meme from
whom the officers are chosen. They
do not have to learn all the rudi-
ments Of the game. under the trying
conditions. of adapting themselves to
camp life at the same. time.
chaaee to Leara.
"It is hard to understand why men,
both within and without, the draft
age. at this particular time, should
not seize every. opportunity to learn
something about military drill" Capt.
Eldridge declared.
''This applies" he continued, -espe-
ckllly TO men OF draft, age who are
subject to can for military duty In
q very short time. The District or
Coumbia National, Guard offers these
mef excellent chances to learn mili-
tary drill-the. same drill they will
later receive when called inta the
army. The law permits drafted men
to join the District National Guard.
It sho old be understood that this.
howeve.y does not exempt them from
service I'm the army. When their
local bolSr,is call them they auto
matoalIy, pass. from the national
guard into the, national army.
"The ad santages In joining the
guard are Lsany. In the army there
are a large number. OF noncommis-
stoned officerss at least one for, eyery
seven other nusn. When they select
men for thse positions 1t is almost =
certainty they uviIl choose those who
have had previous military training.
Therefore. IL the draft man wishes to
The Washington herald., 1918-07-10
Whole Wheat Biscuit Pie-cust

Cnopn tablespoonful of shorten
ing into pint Of whole-wheat -four
win which has been mixed q heap
ing teaspoonful of baking powder
ana nair a teaspoonfu1 of salt. Mois-
ten with a cupful OF milk or of milk
ana water to a dough soft enough
TO roll out cut into rounds. as for
biscuit lay these on top of the
chicken in the bakedish. set in the
oven and bake for half an hour.
This makes a pleasant change from,
the ordinary plain ton. crust of q
meat pie. although the dough. may
be put on, in one piece, if prefer.
red-The Mothers magazine.
Food will win the war-profiteers
will lenrthen IN
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tronole that I cannot uree too
strongly upon the men Of the Dis
tr1ct 10 anhliate themselves i'm
mediately with the District National
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MARINE CORPS.
Killed I'm Action.

Thomas H. Miles. jr., second lieu
tenane Germantown. Philadelphia,
IA; Grover C. O'Keiley, sergeant,
Gommerce. Ca: John r. Daniey,
corporal Lorain. Ohio; Charles A,
Martin. corporal. Sullivan, Ind :
John w. MofieidB Corporal Hondo.
Tex; David L. Thor. corporal chi.
oseo. III; James B. whipple, cor
porat SCUM Wilton Conn: Gun
nan DanE priyata Chicago. H.;
Lnomas D. Glen, m. private. At-
lanfa Ca: David Morgan. pri-
vnrs Stnunton. M: yoseph =. New
itt -priyate .New Orleans. La;
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shepti Nc Practice AIse.

Besides upe physical xercise OBJ
tanned. the District uard Rifle Range
at Congress Heights ofens abundant
opportunity to learn how TO shoot
There is no expense attached to
joining-alI cltothing aud equipment
will be furnishe by the govern
ment
Il have hea I'd lot Of older men
say: I WOULD Join the National
Guard. but I cannot leave home,
and besides have passed the mill
tary age limit These excuIies hold
good no longen The new National
Guard being organized Is for local
and not Tor Overseas service. and
its permanent ranks are open to men
OF this class who are physically
Mt for local service.
The advantages gained. so far
outbalance any sacrifice or time or
The Washington herald., 1918-07-10

be sometAing more than . private.
the natonal guard offers him fhis
golden opportunity TO perfect himself
In military matterA
Here is .slso chance Tor the man
who. viii later 60 over there TO DO
real service. by preparing himself TO
defend his lhome and capital IN case
OF. an emergsency. which might arise
In the mean time
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Total to Date.

Total .11,29S
NOte-The table. includes the ma
rine casualties. as announced by ma
rins headquarters to date, but does
not. include navy casualties
The army casualty list for yes
tcrday contains fifty-seven name.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-10

Proftesrs belong to an autocracy
rat1en than q democracy.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-10

Food will win the war-prohteers
will lengthen ID.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-10

The chairman of the War Work
Committee Of tho Chamber OF Com
meree Is Col. Robert " Harper. The
chairman of the Salvage Division
OF this committee Is Mrs. Dougherty.
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gcr Nriiimismn. Oer @oltsieeIe.

%l9 Sic Ereue .uaro Qebprn,
Stog lie III EN- Sagerboru,
Ser {0Ger tlie& lie IN Zen MIno.
Eum man lie 10 lclteu iIrt.
lCbcrbdueru.)
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Dies mar ouf elmer S6iiTet unb
niht an einen 6nuie: @erGte,
Sriige, @ldier. W%einFGfer, &reoen=
sen. ShrGnte, 8ettlooen. 1ruten.
Oefen boben ia oua i6re 6iiGe BON
dlteren SnihrjFten, cine gon5s Melt
pieoer fir ijh. Die ~rei3poaiten a6er
uno iinniaiten iino Die Der dlten
llbreu. Oft latsinii6; oenn Die llbr
i'm 9auie mar nod lange 3eit nift
leoermunn5 Sate. Der Bauer ulo
ieiu @efinbe be1olfen Iih nit Der
Spnne ooer BEN 6oustatn un0 nit
benz 0orenlduten beg WeBner8 bon
0orftirdlejn. Sm 0ffsntiihen 9isni,
Der 3eitme1ung COB Is oGer Die
S%onnenutren an Ser iuoliden Sir
denlpono. un0 ouf b,m Spru6buno
unter ben 3ifiern fehlte msilt cine
no6oentIide MaanuuJ niht. ISn Der
Heael Oriidt Iie folQenoen @eoonten
aus.
{ MIcuid', hetrndn bic Stuno ms 3,tt.
Nm cj1cr GGuQt Sic GtrjQtcit.
Nber Die Neii6riIten msroen pom
Is. S%obrbunpert oil uudl tpieNer
leihter, nab Der }p0r enpftn6iomen.
ober nift Qerne pertieften 2Guiio1una
oes Ge6en5 in oieIem 3e.tlltsr. llno
10 beibt e. oenn in Ieinsr Nrt recbt
hijbih, pomit mir ihtiePen, ot1e
un8 oieie lev ie ooec Gmgitbtuu2
Adn3Ijn anej9nm III pol,en,
Miod - iulc sc 5untuubr.
2obt SIC brilclcu @uHNtu uur.
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O. miiniii mir elmer, mas CT min.
Sp 0eb linn eiott 3peimnl 10 ritl
t&crbreitct III Siloocutidllnu0.l
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guipielWng. 81 Nrijtt
Sit oad' uiht. Nydulcjn Ga1n0
uGurdluu4 uidat Ser &crltr; III
iitrtaen iIu0, id, - ietr "c:t re1
%buln. S,E Sic uiht Sen CFlId>
9ergcr ,s,H IpoQCU."
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IN an0erer Xe5nrt:
Gdl, Id Gff.
zteh' ih 70 InnJ Scr u..b gaff.
Sam idI me.rcH &eg fortmdt,en.
9a6rlrcii IT'D oniieb nil gadcH.
G6enio tduiig bsge9net ods W2otic
oes fir Oas 6uus sr6oiiten 9otereu
5Aubss 3piihen 9aisl uno Yr!es-
tsim i.ft an e.usm @nuie, pas man
benz 2eien nlalHaHnji4 aus IpreIan
mtB:
Gas 0us ito6t IN 8ottes 6GUo.
Nd! tchlt5 Ugr Surr NIB &tdHo.
g;Dr Sturm uuo &aneI5uot,
gilt ana &ort: laB5 mob, mics most
Qm unmittslburiten npsrI0nli6" lit
Is ia, Oen sigeneu 5dmjliennanen
1er~einiu3iefen. uno her Diro nun
Der Quten 2aune u%n6efdngener Spiel
rnum gepdbrt.
Eics 6uu5 6ab iI fin mid gcmad't,
Gb'5 mdlder aud Dcrip0ttt mo lnd)t,
Gin leocr bout lid nnd ielnem SluH,
NINA Maria Aotleriu.
fAu3 C6erbaperu.)
On einem Qugsburger 9auie:
Sicb3ig Sabre, iprih oreI mlnoer.
Oriiloete iiir ainbe5tlnoer
ZicIc5 0aus SohonRe5 Sinoer.
Ge6r beliebt 1T Is fsrner, Der
bGuerliden Gorge UNI oas 9ieb eli
men f6er5hoftsn YIntsil an ben 9auss
inIdriften gu ~gepdbren. Natlirli6
an ben lan0lifen. bic obneoies unbss
iongener uls bic itaotiI4en gum
Shalt5rpeien nei9en:
@ott belua6re oieies 6dls,
Ecloet. &iet mo Sull
,<a!ob &aumaun uuo Barbara Srcp.
60 Ite6t IS an einem 8ouernbduie
untpeit Solotburn in Der Shpei5,
pobei alio nod olttdnOiiAer Site
Der 0eburtsuume Der @hefruu un8es
dnoert III @tas4nt;@ .e;, putriotii6
6eiB. IS in Rott BET 2onosbsrg am
2e4:
gSir ite6cu. . @ost. in Neiner hdnb,
liner Nitb mo ou9 gauge &dtcrlhno.
Sic @eiliacm in ben 6auSinldritten.
getannt 1T, mie lpeitgebenD Der
nnipe 6umor oes @oltes BON Dem
Sobe Des 8iIterItsn r2luh elmer"
8ebrouh mott. bog oos WoroIlite
it'd immer pom ielbit DerItshe. Iomlt
llio ollh 0us NhtungsO0Ile unb oos
6romme. SeIbit gegen IeBteres plro
1erue nit 0unnor eUn menig qeIuns
ri aus Der Siterteit etnes ons
itdnpigen @epj1sns.
C!eS 3au5 itcQt Jh IN Nottc3 QaH0,
D. iii Is nrcjuul utQtbrIHut.
Nun bdb' td'2 q, SlurGdH dnpeCtrnuE
llnp 6oiic. oar er bcNct oanadb Id'aut.
Iurin lit io8or piel poItstumIiht
MISUNDERSTANDING. Die mir bier
niht gu oerfolqen brou4en. Sired
beiten inn gang ttrpas onoeres, unc
lie Iino iebr. iebr ieIten. 9(m ebeIten
tommt Die i%riuo.. 90rooie Des 6etIts
Qeu bel Den Wirtsl duiern por. oOtI
nur ais groBe @usnolms 3tpiider
ben ionit Observation-Disclosures. y9err,
tleibe bel mir, es mill N6sno tpsrs
BEN, 10 loiro ou Die StroBe bin.
ausgemintt our4 biz 4nidrtft zines
Wirtshouie5 bel @ra3. uno mir Ton
nen ss nit BEN gei4modlOieu Bel
lpist b%elpenoen loIIeu. 2uItige, barm-
Ioie 9erpenOungen Der 9ibel iino oos
gegen iehr bdufig, bic Sosilige Sc
idi6te lit ia chen roo5" Bud Res
Bottles.
Ser Noam bat 5 2inb nuibradlt.
Ser 4oab Den Meiu,
llno Der 9aoiol ; 3itberidIoaQn:
NuIcu Steprcr 9ciueieu itin.
Hnn;nrHAn ~, NNirAshSnfnrn
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4as WeIo uno bic Snidrifteu 9Octs

AtA ~ tffNh'F -
Ga5 tit ou5 beite auf Der 8eIt.
9us WeIo umo bic Sui6rifteu 9oeiie.
Dos po6en nuf ben bdusrli6en
Strumpf pou 0elo. Der ous bette
ODER ood nit pom beiten lei. 1T al.
berbreitet uno ipridt iih gerns III Ell
nsr nnitdnbigen NidtperIdGmt6eit
aus. 4tber nidt jsosr 1T Elm rei6sr
Bauer an Grt uno m0hte bod aud
Ieinss 6duiels rett frob isin. 9n
iegt er oenu isin SpriibIsin unpers
5o9t oo9egql. ungeidbr in oisier
5Urm:
-us bcte iii lruhl nui ner &elt:
Scr Suo uio 5tuiel iIIramt fem 0elo.
zouit millite mutd}er nrme Is lol
Nod lir ncu Jieid)eu III Die 0pil.
9arin oter limb tie ale einig, Der
Reide uuo Der iih ptogenoe Bier
telsbuber;
Sdrelbt Der Ruiiet cine Gteuer aus,
gum criteu tommt lie aus @%ducr1buus.
|(Narutcn.)
Scr 9cifmiSmu. Der @Olfsieele.
@ls Sic Srele .uaro Qebprn.
5log lie III ctH ,Sagerhoru,
Ser ,Sd0cr Glic2 lie IN Sen Mino.
Eum man lie 10 i~clte int.
tC%bcrbdueru)
Ser lit lest am beitcn orull,
&cr picl lilgtu uuo triiaeu :nur.
Die M}enitenliebe gilt Iit iibers
Eaupt dis cine ourh Grfo6runQ ger
odmpite:
&ehllt ms Optt ror tturcr ,}ctI,
&pr Mullrer ul0 nor Jlnlncticut,
@'rr oJe Eoitur mn sic Hpothctcr,
%or Die 0cudllcr uno 5hIcder,
N>ur Noootulcu NM illltlcnt @elo.
Sn gctt e5 inns Qut uui o;tItr Mctt.
is lit bies Dem llriprung noh Elm
I4on mittelalterlites yer5lein, melz
bes beqinnt: .@ott moi uns 6e6its
Dot te6enerlei Cite, bic bort nod
etlpus unosrs ousgepdblt peroen.
50 pieIe Snihrif!en nun audi dfuGis
fem lInmut Die 3ii9el itieBen luIs
len, es limb oufIr pieoer piele an
oers, bic geIofIene uno ou59egIidene
Hube au5Ipre6eu tpcasn.
O. uilnil mir elmer, mas CT min.
Gu 1eb linn @ott 3lpeimnl 10 riel.
tNcrbreitct III Siioocutidlnu0.l
Gin icocr bat eiucu Spdrren frei,
&cr'5 uidlt gInubt, bat lhrer bluci.
Ga3 Ycbcn lit tin Gauerfruut.
MDhi o;n1. Ser e5 QeIuuo ucrouut.
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@ottcs @uaoe. geiunoer &eib.
Gin marines 8et:, EN- Troume5 Webb,
Gu gut @entnen. bel bure5 @elo.
Ga5 tit oa5 bette uuf Der 8elt.
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Jmar ale 0ttaideI III Der Welt
Soacn lebeu. MES @C't qeiGIlt.
Sod Dor allen iniounerbcit
Sonen 70 Iebeu Die Sduer5leut.
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lmiefert, bic 3sit um 5ii6art. Ser
rei6e Seuten3enitab Cutters lit in
W}itteloeutihlano un0 Shna6en Oers
psrtet poroen, bsgreifIt6erpeiie me-
MIA o0er qor niht i'm tatfoIiifen
Tranfeu unD in ben iniAriftenfrofen
QlrenlGncern. Qgir ge6en nod einige
natoentIide Snihriften. bic uitt 10
iebr literariiqsr 6eriunit, dis rein
Dolt5timIife limb:
giel ocufeu itIpddJt Die @iieoer,
Was hilit Is. rag man oeutt une
oid)tt!
Gn5 GcrgdHgeHe fOuimt uIdlt tuteoer.
rn0 oa5 GinItlge !ueiB man nit}t.
J,,,r, ollie lGeti4tpt IN nor Nsff
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Die tp pom yiep Ser
len bat bic Yor,d9en ulQeHomm;a
ndb pelden i'm 05ldte y.eW Serlsr
teine 9eit0i ubge1aIolien pero:H
ourL ebs Nih Ole 9tiratelupiQeu n.ht
elmer dr3tlihen untttiutunQ unter
5oQen bacon. Die NorIa9en puroe1
obne lpeitere 1ebdtts nuh enIadsI
Darle9un0 oes NutruGIttl!srs Nor
Qun anQenpmmtu. sic perbisten biz
4us1teiIuuQ pom &eIrdtsilSen5en IN
Psripnen. Die an gepIlleR Ar0nibeG,
ten le;oen, uuc obne St5en3 bari
ttine she aeitIoiieH Iperoep.
Der Sotomotiuu hret
0ei5er uno GrprebbeImie, lcpir }lpt
unoere AuQthottle Der 3u9mdm
ihdft nurosn lt,per ptrlegt ais on
Gotpmotipe oes pom AtIdnI0 ndu
G .neinunti idb:enpen YerioneniAee>
No. "a Der @ouisulItt Il R0lhptIIe
Sabu inlelge elmer belhao'9itn
Sdisue bel GcElUdn. &n,, umtb!u8
Bier WdQQous entlieiiien uuo nss
8trttbr lpar iii etnlJe 3slt rnisy
broden. Yaii99ieTe puroen nid1.
otriest. obl.e:t tiuIle inter Der Gr
Ibdtttrun9 al iei0tu habsu.
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{riutit Moiier, bleibit ou geiuno.
[riutit Bier. 10 mrrit pu runo.
{rintN &etL 10 ptrit pu rob,
Erintir Sduap5. 10 lttrbit am Suob.
C@m" lit ia bopriI6= 07terreidi.
ite @enOung fir rouf Dem" Strob.)
Sebr oft tommt Der nlte S6er3 Dor.
Der ieither out ihon tleinitdotiihe
aoniettionsldoen uuo 8oiors in Der
Proioform r6eute fir @elo. morgen
umIonit" Doriiert hubeu;
@er bcut fomnt. 311jt Gle; fglcrt)
Mlorltn N } ,1et itcl
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Gin icocr bat eiucH Spnrren frei,
Ncr'5 rid't gIaubt, bat lhrer Bluci.
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siunipriid,e an geirtsbanicrn.

SIN o~1gemeinen unterihsiben iif
bic ldnoliten Wirtshduier pom UNI
fern .oltoeutIhen" GotuIen onourh,
ooB ihre !0ouss uno Wonbiprihe
lpsniger 3ureoen uno animieren mot
len. ais i'm GeqenteiI gu 9utem Be
nebmen nnb0lten. 3a1Ireih limb Ole
Weroun9en ge1en ons oreiite 8oiion=
uiersn an Wirtstiid, gegen Gbrab
ldnsiosn uno ge9en 90uerei.
Sum 1riuteD idlui @ott @eiu uub &itr.
CANT : zen nidt, on5 merle oir.
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3eit mno 6miafeit.

2a@ Ycbcu lit tin Gduertraut.
gSpll o;m, Der e3 QeIuuo ucrouut.
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Iuihriitcu Der Uirmerfc.

YBie ole Nirte. 10 perpenoen nun
0uh Die @eiuerte Qcrne bic 0ousin
ihrift uno iormen ije 81 einem
Shct}, Der niht BLOB Der Populori-
tai iiher. ionoeru monhmol aud Elm
ipjrtlid bijbidtr lit.
Sit ,itpc @nrt mr. Ian i'm audclN
multtu.
Sum mat id ucuc 0Ht mo iortc
aud Ste alien.
lMiBbittl Ill Tjrol.l
Ser Ncrr 0]tidpupc Storm u0o 9cin.
Ser Nn1tI iHl - blof DC Scmttr clu
tGin @idicr III MlttlaQt.)
50 tlciucu 2ichc h,iuQt mou uni,
Htc Gru5eu last ma lduftu.
&>dr oitits nift rcr YAM Ser &cIt.
%SirNe Il mthr 1t,duAt ucrlouttn.
tStyuEbdrucr 2tlicrbduS,)
@cun an icot& lrie MauI
en- Gdllob milHt nnNeh0uNt tucrHen,
Sam mar bic cSt, @hIniittiunlt
Sic beitc Nunit dul Grbtu,
t5hipntcuD
Gin WubIiteiu uuo Cit WieHihcuber5
@irS ltct2 btrunIQttCjcbcn.
9Scnn bcineS utht5 at mohIcu bat,
NN..A HA.Na e.fbt, .-..,.l.pt
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antlanac an bic SanhIrrppeTs.

0ieier ihone Spyuh an elmer
W}ible itommt aus ben @eoitttn
2pQauS. llebertdupt penn Die Qrcbt
0dlfit Der &uityiitm oiclclts Gni
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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-05-16

Attention Of fertilizer manufactur-
srs and dealers has again been called
70 the necessity Of taking out federal
licenses.
All fertilizer manufacturers. includ-
Ing mixers. even though their out
put may be small. are required to take
out licenses. Agents and dealers do
ing exclusively a retail business,
whose gross sales do not amount to
more than 100000 a year, are not re-
quired to take out licenses or to make
applications for blanks. However. any
retail dealer or agent whose gross
sales amount to more than 100000
and who does not apply for license,
II liable under the provisions Of the
act Of congress providing for the gov
srnmental control Of the industry.
Application for license should be
made TO the law department, license
division, United States food admins
tration. Washington. ID. O.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-05-16
FOODS TASTE BETTER COOKED
TOBACCO TASTES BETTER
TOASTED

Since the day of the caveman. who
Iilked his meat raw, civilization has
learned lot about the scientific treat
ment of the things we eat.
Naturally none of US would now
prefer to have our meat raw, our po-
tatoes a. they come from the ground,
our coffee unroasted.
And naturally follows the great dis
covery recently made by The Ameri.
can Tobacco Co.--that tobacco tastes
better TOASTED
This wonderful new idea-simple
like all great inventions--w first
used in producing the famous LUCKY
STRIKE cigarette-made Of toasted
Burley tobacco.
Burnley has mellow flavor. entirely
different from the tobacco usually
used for cigarettes. It 10 a pipe to-
bacco and LUCKY STRIKE Cigarettes
taste like a pipe.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-05-16
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Names Of Men Who viii Handle CluD
Work.
r,,;va or Governing Board:

Names Of Men Who viii Handie Oi""
Work.
Executive or Governing Boaro;
Frank McGIane, Cnairihan'
w. w. Brown,
John p. Eimers,
B. c. Barbor,
7 Frank Sims. pas
Public Improvement anu wv"
W w. Brown, Chairman,
Frank McGrane,
Ed Nelson,
Geo. d. Smith,
A. r. Wiley,
John p. Eimers,
w A. Robinson.
Agriculture and Livestock:
e. S. Sweet, Chairman,
d. II. Kube,
T. M. Atwood,
A. Urbahn,
l.. M. Harris.
Fairs and Entertainments:
T. e. Edmundson, Chairman,
d. Fl. Sasenbery,
DIR. F. e. Wood,
A. J. Maugg.
Publicity and Advertising:
A. +. Parker, Chairman,
j. G. Safely,
George A. Smith
Commerce and Industries:
A. L. .Gilkeson, Chairman,
r. f. Fulton,
A. s. Hardy,
T. A. Bayless,
Victor Peterson.
Mines and Mining:
]. Frank Sims, Chairman,
Frank McGrane,
]. G. Eimers,
Chester Arnold,
Earl Barton.
Legislation, immigration and Law:
r. F. Fulton, Chairman,
w. N. Scales,
A. s. Hardy.
Membership:
B. G. BarbOr, Chairman,
H. Rothwell,
DIR. VIM. MacNeil,
DR.. John Simons,
Tom Crossley.
War Emergencies, Memorials and
War Needs:
DIR. +. Il. Wood, Chairman,
A. f. Parker,
A. r. Wiley,
b. @. Barbor,
John p. Eimers.
Permanent Finance Committee:
A. r. Wiley, Chairman,
Frank McGrane,
| Ed. Nelson,
| A. N. Dyer,
| A. HI. Wetherbee.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-05-16

Rev. III. ]. Wood and Rev. b. +. Nit
chell, Sunday school missionary from
Spokane, held a meeting at the Den
yer church last Sunday afternoon and
recognized the Sunday school there.
In the evening Rev. Mitchell gave an
illustrated lecture at the Federated
church. He Is now In the Reubens sec
ton looking after Sunday school In
terests there.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-05-16

The health Of troops In the United
States continues very good, according
to q recent report to the surgeon gen.
eral of the army by the division Of
field sanitation. Admission, nonef-
fective and death rates are somewhat
higher than last report, due chiefly to
prevalence Of influenza and bronchitis
with complicating pneumonia. in many
Of our northern camps.
National Guard camps, as a group.
continue with remarkably low rates.
Very few new cases Of measles and
meningitis have occurred.
National army camps continue to
have high sick rates as compared with
camps Of other groups. though the
rates are lower than last report. Scat
tering cases Of measles are reported
from all camps.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-05-16

Surety Bonds A. W. Talkipgton.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-05-16
QUARTERLY REPORT OF CITY TREASURER.


Gentlemen:
for Ma towi
nanofpto
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-12-27

"None but the brave deserve
the fair"
Which may explain the ending
| of a romance which had its begin.
ming at the staid college town OF
Princeton and its elimination in
the battie-scarred land of France
! When "Hobey'i Baker star OF
the Princeton gridiron, met Mimi
Scott at luncheon after football
game at Princeton, he little
thought that the next time he saw
the beautiful belle of New YorA
and Newport, he would be wear
ing the uniform of the American
Flying Corps, and she the simpls
gown of a Red Cross nurse.
Their engagement has been an
nounced.