davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1918-06-30


I have three long rows Of the butter
beans. We will eat what we want
green and Mary will can the rest from
two Of the rows. All the beans on
the third row Will be allowed to ripen.
The butter beans, according to our
information, grow on q sitter and
more upright bush than the large
limas. and therefore are not in SO
great danger Of rottfng during rainy
weather. We thought it would be
worth while in any event to risk one
row as an experiment. We don't in
tend that this shall be our last garden,
even If the war ends before planting
time comes again. and it will be a
good thing to know how to preserve
lima beans for winter use without the
trouble of putting them up in cans
1 am told that when harvest my
crop of navy beans I will have to dc
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-02-01

humiliation dams lie rhum; Tautre
etait une petite lueur pale qui per-
gait a peine lie brouillard en- Indignant
la position du navire "a l'ancre.
lie schooner await graduellement
wire de bord avec Ia maree descen-
dante; son avant Sc trouvait tourne
de mon cote; les seuls fanaux allu-
mes a bord Sc trouvaient dams le sa-
Ion; ct ce que je voyais n'etait que la
refexion, sur la surface des eaux,
de la nappe de lumiere qui sortait
de la fenetre de la poupe.
La maree etant deja tres basse,
j'eus a marcher pendant un assez
long espace sur le sable mouille, Oh
j'enfoncais jusqu'a la cheville. Mais
enfin, j'arrivai a Peau, ct en- y en-
trant jusqu'a~ mi -jambe, je reussis a.
deposer assez adroitement ma piro-
que, la guile en- bas, sur l'onde ame-
re-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-02-01
"a CoNT1NUER)

Nous prions nos abonnes de Mime
apolis, St Paul ct de tous les autres
endroits de nous faire parvenir tou-
tes leurs nouvelles de voyages, ma
riages, deces, naissances, soirees de
famille ou societe ct nous nous ferons
un plaisir de les publier.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-02-01
LA MARSEILLAISE

AllOns, enfants de la patre
LIE jour de gloi-e est arrive;
COntre de la tyrannie,
L'etendard sanglant est leve (bis)
Entendez-vous dams campagnes
Mugir ces feroces soldats?
lis vennent jusque dams nos bras
Egorger fills, compagnes
REFRAIN:
- Aux armes, ctoyens!
Formez vOs bataillons!
Marchons, marchons
Qu'un sang impur abreuve nos sillons
TrembleZ tyrans ct vOus perhdes,
LOpprObre de tOus les parts;
Tremblez! projects parricides
Won't enfin recevor leur prix (bis) -
Tout est sodat pour vOus combattre;
Sils tombent jeunes herOs
La France en- produit de nouveaux,
Contre vous tout prets Sc battre.
(Aux armes)
Nous entrerons dams la carrere
Quand nos aines ny serort plus;
nous trouverons leur poussiere
Et la trace de leurs vertus! (bis)
Ben moins jaloux de leur survive
Que de partager leur cercueil,
Nous aurOns sublime Orgueil
De les venger ct de les suvre
(Aux arm5s)
Amour sacre de la patrie,
Conduis, soutiens bras vengeurs!
Liberte iberte cherie,
Combats avec tes defenseurs, (bis)
Sous nos drapeaux que la victoire,
Account tes males accents,
Que tes ennemis expirants
VOient ton triomphe ct nOtre glOire!
(Aux armes)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-02-01

ers -
.., - Tariff ydes annonces DOME sur appIi.
cation./
Demandes d'emploi-dema nde de do
on d'emloyes- ann onces pour
cfamble ou pension - annonces pour
objets perdus on trouves.
Au taux de UN CENT du mot.
du journal toute personne qui en- fera
demande
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-02-01
LA BRABANCONNE
Chant National Beige de 1860

Apres des sieces d'escavage,
lie Beige, sortant du tombeau,
rec0nquis par courage
Son nom, dr0its ct son drapeau.
Et ia main souveraine ct fere,
Peuple desormais indompte
Grava ia vieille banniere:
"Le Roi, la Loi, la Liberte." 81
Marche de ton pas energique,
Marche de progress progress;
Dieu, qui protege la Belgique
SQUIRT tes males success.
Travaillons! notre labeur donne
A nos champs la fecondte, :
Et la splendeur des arts couronne
"Le Roi, la Loi, la Lberte."
Ouvrons rangs dancens freres,
De nous trop longtemps desunis.
Belges, Bataves, plus de queries!
Les peuples ibres sont uns! "a
jamais resserrons ensemble
Les liens de fraternite, afS-
"Le Roi, la Loi, la Liberte." = :: :
o Belgique, mere cherie, -~-.s-s'> s' : ~
toi coeurs toi nos bras;
toi notre sang, patrie! 49, -
Nous lie jurons tous, tn
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-02-01
HYMNE NATIONAL
The Star-Spangled Banner
~

OH! SAY you by the dawns early light
What proudly hailed at the wilghts last cleaning
bright throttle perilous fight
Der the ramparts watched gaanty streaming!
rockets'red glare the bombs bursting in air,
Gave proof thro' night flag still there.
CHORUS oh! does the starspanged banner yet wave
of the free and the home of the brave?
ON THE shore, dimy of the deep,
Where the foes naughty host in dread silence
which the breeze, DER the towering Steep
AS it ftfully conceals, half disclOses?
Now catches the CLEAN of the mornings first beam,
In full glory reflected shines the stream.
star-spanged banner oh! long may
of the and the home of the brave!
OH! THUS be when freemen shall stand
Between their lovd the desolation
Blest with victry and the Heavn-rescued land
Praise the Powr preserved nation
Then conquer we must, it is just,
And be "In God is trust"
CHORUS: banner triumph shall
Der the land of the the home of the brave!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-02-01

Faites faire vos travaux
d impressions a l'Echo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-03-22
cHAU7AUQUA.
IS ANNOUNCED
PLANS LAID ron THREE DAYS
ENTE8TAINMEET IN JUNE
RsesTan WIN Csatsia SaeA Hish
Cass Astises Az tls David Dag
gan 0Dego Tkoape.


Gunnison il 70 tackle Chautauqua
next summer. The date has mt been
hxed with certainty, except that II
viii come during the Summer school
and continue for three dkys.
For some years representative o1
the Chautau4ua circuits have urged ~
TO put on one here, but it seemed hard
ly necessary with the summer school
attractions. However, this particular
three day meet, under big tent, stag
ed by the w. r. Radcliffe Chautauqua
Bureau, seemed to appeal TO both the
Normal instructors And business men.
some Is Of whom have backed it
up by agreeing to make good any de-
fciency. The list Of entertainments
is too long to publish here, but It il Of
such high-class ~ to include two con-
certs by the David Duggan grand
opera troupe, with which attraction
We filed the Unique theatre one night
four years ago 1t dollar . head.
Tickets are placed at 500 for the
three days and nights Of entertain
ment. The guarantee ID $3.50. sum
which demands work by everyone In
terested in seeing high-class features
Of this kind come 70 Gunnisop. A
large part Of the program this year
will deal with war and war activities,
but there viii be plenty of ynusic. liter
ature and art.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-03-22
pA1Lleaf aAvIge iI.AN
s, sTAn14 EAS19 SUNDAY
We Wn Al In. casess AAsae Or

At.twe O'Clock q Sunday. Nscch 81.
1T = Hlstsr Sunday. eveybedy il
.the united States viii ser G6eir clccks
lsnA v1kehea ahead ooe hcur. Th:s la
ths law just passsd By CongEssss and
dened ~ the prssidsnt, snd known q
~ ~daylight-9aving" law. A = ~
euIt. q Moaday nsoruing. April lrst.
NJ will ct % ct nix ~ 1sual. but Un-
ele Sam Will have N April fool joks
- q. Il Wm really - 1ve o'elock,
tAe nobody en- tel the diAessncs by
ths clock. However, Il wsat be light
thsn ~ Il Il ct six o'clock, altho n IN
tvo pr three weeks the sun vii be
peeping over tie mountains brim IN
plenty Of time. The trains, of course,
will al be IN hour late for day Of
two.
This advantage win come at TIE 9TH
er end of tie day. Everybody viii
have their work dome at four O'Clock.
We can eat supper at i've (by the sun)
and have IN extra hour after supper "a
garden or 60 fishing, or take mp odd
jobs. Then the last Sunday In October
the clocks will all be-turqed back for
the five months Of wiAter Days.
It's bound to be good thing The
only objection We can see il that folks
are likely to plan to put in such Z
shift after supper that they WIN want
to eat four meals . day, and that won't
help Mr.. Hoover's troubles any.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-03-22
SCHOOL TkACHERs BxAMINED
WILL HOLD C0NvIi5IiQN

N regular March tsachsrs' EXAM
ination q being hold at TIE Office Of
Ms Waterma1 yesterday aAd today.
Efeht ladies' are taking the exam,
Thy are: Mn. Hloreuee Rptts, Miss
Flprence DeGrn6enreid, Miss Dora
Gabler, Hiss Edith Decker, Miss
ve6eey Jeneks, Miss Doris Sheek, Miss
Edith Tuttle md Miss Rashael Tuttle.
The annual convention sf the Cunni-
~ ssosisties' [ viIl 81 = hslS MI this - evsnine
and III day to-morTow at ths Colorado
State Normal school. Dr. Kelley will
rive m sddress this evening on, sEch-
o. from Atlantic City, On 6atur-
day st noon . Hoover lunch win be
seSysd 10 ~ whiting tsaehefs anl the
sseiors ef tie ; Normal school. Ev-
esy eee Interested y this nseting is
cordially inviesd = attsud.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-03-22
saw TUscANlA co
|Cunafssa ~ Wa - 6lstss ShiD y
m-Fatsd TfsnsDegl

Dear Dad:
We arrived safely day be1Brs -
terday anA are now resting up after
the long and tedious trip aereee. !
was not - slck ax any time nd eaA
ny that enjoyed 4 T. its fullest *
tsak. AfbsT the Arsk Day or - II
trip vas just ons proesssioa Il days
an1 nightay H. novelty seeo wears ~
and We spent ear time in reading
smoking, eating and s2eapf1g.
I'd Ike 70 = into detail ona teIl
yuu al about tie trip hut tha uaosk h.
teresting features of Il are the ones
Ne ean write nothing ef. ] Gappose
you havo read 81 the sinking a the
Tuseania and since .. 10 in the papers.
I don't think [ will cnrm;t . breach
by talking TO YOU Of l.. Sac WAS onss
pened to be en- deck In. such plac. ~
TO see It. Up until shat tine ] had
not realized just wha: war meant bue
that incident certainly brought It out.
! entered all This because l felt TINT I
my country needed me but know now
that was only half right-my coun-
try needed me because these countries
needed her and am more than glad
that I am here. The people at home
must wake mp to the fact that We are
Il war and get more thoroughly be-
hind it; every maH sh0uld .be more
tnan willing to get into the harness
and. do not only his bit but more than
his bit. This Is no small proposition.
I think I should like to see . lot
Of England because what have seen
il certainly beautiful. tits waFm here
about like our spring there in Gunni-
son when It flrst warns up. The grass
il green and the farms are green I'll
around N. Il rains and mists . great
deal here and y muddy but We don't
mind II after Ill the snow Ne have
been IN and thru this winter.
] @no IL euuntxy but the people
have an aecent that don't sound -
good. They are undoubtedly good,
kind people but could not make my
selR Hive with them for long.
Hal u looking Ane: / oee him moGl
every day; ha IL % changed frcm what
be used 70 b. HI u nnade of good
stuf3 and .vill eoule ont q IL any
bsetsr thaa = eatsrsd Il
/ am fssline Ans aad s&ilI eestinus
= s sssss s, ass'; @ e ss1 s. e e. - -
@ = - = = 4 !:
GiSs ny rc9ar6s 70 cunnisea M
bAve some ons elss Dc my nshing TIL
ysar. Lovingly,
HERBERT ". EXTER, "A
0ed. Dek rs =. A.,
a. e. r. care Post Master,
New York City.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-03-22
B0Ys STILL GOING
Next Csatinssst efsDrsft ss,se4sds
Changes b RnleA

The two men to 90 from Cunnissl
in the next contingsnt nre Jehn .HenIy
Gulliford a Ctested Dutts and JeGI
e. Arterburn of Gun1ison. Mr.. AT
erburn went - pueh1o Aonday and
WIN be entratned frulm there ef from
LsadvHl6 q Or obDut ~ 4oth. III
nve deye pesiea Tor noving tAig Quoea
1sgipe e ~ = Tt s.ass dsss 4
Ii,sa -. s.esiy.a -. - =
- - ..st n Z
r1S( ut e,pst ~ Havy. nd ID
- 0aJeea z ~ an va1I down The
~ = 4Aat {hsy wo1ld hardly b
rhai shots of'aix maaths.
~ 6lovon ~ Whp went cut two
Ws6ks auessWsre m acesposd q Fort
Riley, bst have net yet len Assigned
to lekulsr reeiiashtp Whit Ettes
hass Seea put into the postofRiee De
partmsnt s4 IL eAmp.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-03-22
oPfu8ruNrfY 10 LEARN
THAMES = ATTRACTIVE

SAnxi4 Hnn2aa IN u Wednesday
evenfne for Dsnssr, II eAakge Of itwu
y0une 1ollw N1n arr ooing to TIE
ST. Haas thsEa By 8rder Of III
cou1v eoase o. - them = Ernest
Chs1r = Dsyissills, - g without {
home, and III other wns Dilitta RI
ssne. : yss.s ssa = Crested lsu Hutss: !.
unah}e = tahe sa-e e her. Both q
thsoe yuang 5olks WIN have ma %
pose1n3kiss 1or sehooling and for
1eax1ing desirable trades at the Home.
Thsy 6eem delighted To g ard have
the cl,anee II leazning these things. .
1Gias JeanSo Hanlon accompanied
her father On IL trip.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-03-22
lGxAsLrs EP1D1llIc IoETs
Bl0 SFAhT N TOWN

l13ss 0lGlys Deyaoa has bse1 quar-
0Eiks1 tais w6ek = her roem With
d IaSssiH 1lsaalss. ~ viii prob-
- 1ast e 1axk VOL n III there
~ = dessa 60. e meas1es aireedy
80 1eors brsa1ki4g cut every day.
Ike t0Wn = ecrtainly Sesdsd. but .
1oag - thG4e be9GnS y - 10 WY u
hesping them ct - ~ sznays We
1hoo3 think sSeTZ boy wsulA want
tim now re&hee IL y wait TN .
worse oeeasion.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-03-22
GREATEST BATTLE Of
!, MAR BENG FOUGHT
Cermsns Attacking Bltsk on Fify-NEle Front
French and Amsaicanj Struck Hard. Ter.
ible Slaughter. Al6ef Lines Hold From
Switzerland to the Sea,

France sssins
break the speak alseg Afty nile ft eDpe the
British lines aftsr Ave Ut The hbads knewn
ATe The papsi sssk sppssts Csnbsd where the Eassh
hd Fah sna lines called
tain heavy shss tir ssas sia Tie Easlsh
vantage drive
certain thsrs dssh th hgses bats s the
dvpnG ND - three days win detsns the e
Il Il probably nfisa WIN fan bslsre April
belief that The Hun here their
wstea Everyone viii The daily with most intense inter
EFT from N.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-03-22
COUNTY OFFICIALS PROPOSE
SEVERAL NEW LAWS

A. n. Thomas csRnty assessor and
E. G. Palmer counfy treaslssr: rsposf
the meeting 1t GlenWuod Spring. last
week = veil intended. Praefcsiiy g.
cry assessor from counties west Of IL
eostinental .divide were thers, but 1t
- many Of tie treasurerH
the handing Of migratory ihesp snd
cattle - that the assessnnsnt, vin -
fair to al counties IN which they grsSe
in sunu3er or are fed n winter tinAe.
The average assessment "a lraneo
stock has been raised and vii run
some $3.50 higher than last year.
Mr.. Thomas expects to be9in ~
,sessment work for 1918 the INT IT
April. A. II. Woodwork win b. dep
'uty fdf- the tertiary On tls TbmieAi
valley ard IT. tributaries. Nj. Thomas
ard Cllhrjty SAaw wfll handle ths Fsst
1t tie coonty. .s..
Whfb u GIsnwood . reselutien w.
presented ~ Mr.. Palmer proposing :
NV 70 change ths date q making full
Epaynieat 81 taxes n was unaa}meua-
II adgpted ard rods = 1ollow1:
Wkoeeasi lt has eeas - H. at*sn-
tioa of this joint eonferenee e Cuuxfy
Aaoannoa and CewfY 1roalur1ss -
- eongeatsd conditfoaA II - e4feeD
'of IL County Treaaureys ef - etats
Au1inG the nlenth e Eeh9uaxY oDing
70 H pr6visjeps of IL 1iont ReSs
euue Law md;
Whoeoajs II the mAfoEity. of the
Counf3es> >cf tie Stat1, tke h6avy pay-
mante Of tsxes IN tl1o mohfh IL -
run1y an ~ needed ak that period
u tn year, md IT, 6nnds derived dSe
n6k drawn upon to any aBprectahle a.
tent until abont the moath ef June,
WhiEsass ,Ths sxtsnssons a tins
u payment II . FULL Tax 70 I'D .in7
Guiding Gke last day of My, Wffhnuf
Penalty, would - . ereat extent -
via3e tie eouGune1on IN nd Treas
urer's o1Eiees r said melth e 1sbru-
kisss.ss The paynsssts Il First
Half a. ta1ees Nuuld, h any event be
su1kie1euk 1or the or1inoxy needs of
the xari0u6 fnnds: 1hose1sees h It
.aeodave6 TIT IL 1evenue LAW ee
H 0tate II C61o306o nhou6 -
anen&d p Resmit ~ paynssut e 2
issisdis9 & q ~ 81 q ~ = essS
-: -. - & 8. sI.ssl 6 tsIl CO:
- { 4 S:ss, "a thsf j i II 'Ss q q
q - - ees q tlss nest -.
( iI1i| n jl5lsl " 1essa1s las5 ~
pssslneus g - -
!: : : { 8 8
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-03-22
CONSIDERABLE ACTIVITY
IN ZEAL ESTATE
see B.lldiae = Prsspsst Even IN

Yrank Stull hss bought from C. G.
kinney the east 07M test from lots IS,
1l.1e, 10 IN Bloek 80, being the cor.
nar = JOnicA avsane lust eat Of
- z lffllst's klacksmltA ahop. Hs
oontegnplates erectinR : modern euto
6hoA h which - ho1se ~ ttrA v1lais
ulAe66ssy - vulcanixing shsn. Ihis
U1ll ~ qlits n inprovsmsnt for To-
lagslI11 Ilillsr has taksn : leass
- ~ - ~ = y. GeMle yan6h
= e ~. :; :;
Z vegE ~ Pz !. ~ ~, = / & -. ). ~. ....
acres ewne1 ~ M ksWins dlroot1y
west of town, fhe ep0ai6eso13pu -
ing nasaed in ltho dood at e4o00. Ia
OhAs3sy Chinery hAs IL eontyacl
Of pullinG doNn khe cd frame barn
ON II loSp Nhach Frank Stull II clear
ing to hufId III gatag6. Mr.. Chinery
is hnnline tie Jonber TO his ranch
whers he win bufld 1lAsds, IN ice
houss a4d : snail dwslling.en his new
ranch.
Ansag prepsrty transfsrs Of the
week ~ note:
jncsA Koeh61ar Il Crested Bptte
one-thira fatsraut in ~ aeEes -neal
that tDWn - John Stexi1n, John Ne
manie and JaeoS Kaehsvax Jr. fol
$500 eoeh.
Jseluen llssusy to Il G. Gladstone
lots 3 ard :, block -, Crested Butte
for - 6o1laSs etas
El1a Cady - W. C. Curry
lots 1o Al 10. hIoelI 10, West Gunni.
son, ~ eomlislng tis Old Martin
residqnee 1sr &11o1 Mr. Curry is
Ann Je1nson = EHnna c. Neeshaln
LOT lin bleek q. Cssstsd Butte fo1
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-03-22

Ihs clxter Mining CO. It Ohio CITY
is again epsr1ting With : 1orce ~ ~
eral nnsk. It s. fepoited fhak n.
Carter eEpests - pat a mese -
soon. ~ Ss /
Much 70 the diseusk II the n,Isis;x
fraternity, the leasern at the Anneu-
= appear T. have eoftsn away ~ y
H. Nancy and LEFT eie3t o. ~ ~
weg3ing Iainers to h61d H. -.
vitA fFsn 500 - 97So uaioS "a !.
-. 1kere mna - - cukf
u!ne, Tor elxeeln e. ~ - N 4
- y \ - : d 4 . s'''s 81
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-03-22
LOOKSsFAvORlI1LE ron NAIL
ROUTE 10 JACKS CABIN

IhinGg lax very 1sysllble for IL
pruposed star ro1te ffum Gunnispn
TO Jacks Cahin, deelared Walter
Mef9elman who was DOWN yesterday
making mp sone reports asked for
thru tie local postmAStsr, BY the auth
orities at Wa1linston. Ths route 4
feally - longer than the present one
to baldwin, serves ~ many peop1e
or moEo, md Will have easier sn0w
banks te buclk CodgressznaA Tsylot
il 3or # strong, md assures ~ We
hage = e6o13rc6Go 70 present 70 the de-
peftnoGt. HeuoyoE = = de1bef1l
W11t3s1 NJ - ~ advertised for,
~ - - -. !i'lsa ua r Ny.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-03-22
'As1s7es szsss5 ERsf 4s isa sasf zssa; ksossas

yad - - 8 = Sssnsss
- e q y - giysa -:
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-03-22
RED Cross ACIIvEIlRS
OF THE PAST WEEK

The ladies Of the 0nRDnnts Rea
Cross club wrote to the C1nnisoa Red
Gross chapter this week 70 obtain
permission to work with them. They
are m energetic group of ladies aad
VIII NO doubt do great deal u work.
M eirls Who hsys Aad h eAaxes
tie registratiea Il H. ladies 4 C1nr
Hisea = uDR Wuuk hn0o Ghe1 60.
Nod SISlf 80 - 11Gsv ~
n 0unu1nsn-unk4 1eo1Nnnv uUmla
the county are now siUno1 -.
-0.- -.
The children Of >Jncaes Cahtn hsvs
Knitted and presented 70 ths 1ecal Red
Cross Chapter beautiful afghan. It
was Knitted by cAildlen beewpen eight
and thirteen years old. This afghan
will be sent In 70 state headquarters
in Denver. &
Thursday afternoon, at the meettng
Of the Red Gross, Nrs. Clara n. Her
rick, ON behalf Of the Woman's Relief
Corps, preaentsd ths beautiful afghan
Knitted by the ladies of the Corps.
This is the afghan that has been on
display in Miller Z Son store window,
and is knitted in red and white stripes.
This afghan will be sent with the next
shipment Of Knitted supplies April 1T,
and win 60 to bass hospital in
France.
Mrs. F. D. Sanford, IN eharep Of the
hitting department has received ! let
ter Of thanks from state headquarters
for the afghan sent from Jacks Cabin
The ladies of Ohio ereekkad : meet
ing 1t the Fairview school Sunday
Afksxnoon, ard formed . branch, which
Aill Be called tie Ohio Greek auxiliary.
Ns- F. D. Mckee was eiscted chair
nan, and Nm. DGyid EastsFiy, secre-
tafy.. Mrs. Mckee eanne to texn Tues-
day ard got . sulply ri hosita1 gar-
asnts to Be made up.
Q1---
rhd eaIl tbs .wesk Tor ussd -sasGAss
= BE made - for Belgian refugees,
fne3e hy fhs Red Groes, has INST WITH
. heaxty respeno6. a gysae numbsr
hsxe been brought T. he h6l3QnaxtsG
q Virginia eveuus. just paN sof the
Rspubliean ediee, ed Aany mere ars
expseted The uepd enrneats ezs .
- semt = BinGA fpn, Nv Yesk,
and 70 witaeu& a1y expeAse u tAe
Chnpter heTe. Hhooe WHO bring
clothes otter aix o'clock may Leave
them q OLeaxy's Drug Stsre and
they will delivered a
Because thefe ~ % many eases Il
msasles ID Sown the iadies Who are d
charge Of tie knitting ard hospital
Rarnaeuts for the Red CrDas all that
N care - talpen that no infected AZ
ticles are ssnt Il. All thoee who hnve
such articles eut, where thare u any
danger Of being expesed Or where
&hersly fsaaients taem. II Il not
much q : taak to . this. Put sach
garments in ! bue<et with : tight "a,
md put some 1otnlaldehyde tn, 1t
stnnd ever niGl,t, and = ths mornine
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Gunnison news-champion., 1918-03-22

The children Of sJnc3ss Cahfn hpve
United nd prsse.tsa e ths leeel Red
vas United BY eAild3sa bssyeen eight
and thirteen yeers old This afghan
will be sent IN 70 state headquaTtsrs
in Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-03-22
SHORT MINING ITEMS I.
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Gunnison news-champion., 1918-03-22

Mrs. F. D. Sanford, IN ehaxgp Of tn
hitting department. has received . let.
ter Of thanks from state headquarterI
fos the afghan sent from Jacks Csbin
Evening journal., 1918-05-01
Nature usually has the best ideas.

Walter Camp. noted football coach
and chief athletic director OF our armed
forces, IS a flrm believer In this plati-
tude and when possible adapts it TO
his training methods
II was for this reason that Camp. re-
Gently decided that the Sammies should
be taught the crawl stroke In uNim-
ming, In preference TO other strokes.
The crawl stroke more closely ap-
proximates the swimming Of fsh than
any other stroke; 10 gives the swim
mer more speed and takes less effort,
For this reason Camp tried IL nrst on
the navy and Is now preparing 10 teach
II in the army.
Both a land and water drill are used
to perfect the stroke. In the land drill
the arms are raised 10 a level with
the shoulders and bent forward from
the elbows TO risht angles with the up
per arms, Bringing the left arm sharpl.
down TO the thigh.
With the left arm down. the righ
arm goes through exactly tie SAM
movement, while the left arm IS car
ried upward and sideways until :
reaches a position at right angles witt
the shoulders, when the stroke is com
pleted
the same movements are describeI
by both arms.
TO get the best results the leg move
ments must be practiced in wafer tn
leg drive IS accomplished by a con
tinuous up and down thrash Of IA
lower legs from tie knees down. TIL
llegs are moved alternately.
Beginners should thrash tho leg
twice 10 every crawl. As the swimme
becomes more expert he may use fou
10 six thrashes.
The crawl stroke was brought 10 An
erica several years ago by Pr0fessC
sundstrom OF the n. Y. A. c., who hi
seen South Sea Islanders use IL. It