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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-02-08
JUST GOVERNMENT LEAGUE
Holds Quarterly Meeting at State House
Followed by Luncheon al Acton"

The quarterly meeting of the Just
Government League of Maryland was
held at the State House on Wednes-
day of this week.
The meeting was followed by a
luncheon at Acton, the residence Of
Mrs. Spencer Murray, on Murray Hill.
The day was passed by the suffragists
in questioning the various members
OF the Legislature regarding their at
titude on the Presidential Suffrage
Bill.
Those present at the luncheon at
Acton were Mrs Donald r. Hooker,
Mrs Howard Schwartz. Mrs. Sophia
Rosett, Mrs Theodore Forbes, Mrs.
Charles A. r. carp. Miss Henrietta
Haggerty, Mrs. George Rollman, Miss
Louise Fisher, Mrs, Calvin \. Gabriel,
Mrs. Charles ]. 0gle and Miss Lucy
G. Branham.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-02-08
SHIPS! sHIPSl

~ UR Government must
have ships that our
- fighting forces in
France and those OF
our Allies be supplied with
food and other necessaries
We must have SHIPS to trans
port our troops Men without
ships cannot win the var
Today the call Is for men
who VIII volunteer for shipyard
work. The number needed IS
250,O00 Maryland's quota IS
$3.50 This county's quota is
1875. Apply for particularly to
C a. BRADY, Annapolis.
JOHN POTEE. Brooklyn
DIR. PERRIE, McKendree
Main Office for Maryland: &c
and 28 Commerce Street, Bal
timore. John X. Shaw chair
man IN charge Of Labor ana
Employment Burean.
BY order FRANCIS +. WA
TERs, Chairman Of Executive
Committee Of Maryland
Council of Defense. jSl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-02-08
Young PeOpIe's Meeting Tonight

A young peoples meeting will be
held this evening at o'clock at the
First Presbyterian Church.
All young people are cordially in
yited TO attend.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-02-08
NE BUY SECOND HAND CLOTHES

we want to let the people know we are
attn buying Second Hand Clotnlng Ii
siiesf Meas aud Chiidren's. Also second
hand Shoea and furniture OF all kinds
dishes, mating and rugs. Drop post
card or call st the Bouee. Prone sf-m.
Address s. Main st.
Took Tor che right number. s6f
PAULINE BL0OM.
N Main ST. mI6sm Telephone Ann
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-02-08

Maciate, the screen wonder in an in
tensely interesting drama. The War
rior Colonial, Saturday. adv. 2tfS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-02-08
FOR SALE.

Two ,lots on Taney Ave, Murray
Hin, 45x110 feet. near water. Terms
can be arranged Apply Il Franklin
ST.. Annapolis. f7-w
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-02-08
YESTERDAY MARKED
FOURTEENTH ANNIVERSARY
Balto's. Big Fire--When Blaze Swept
Maryland's Metropolis

Yesterday marked the fourteenth
anniversary of an event which Balti-
more's history will recall for many a
day-the great fire Of 1904, when 40
acres OF ground were swept BY the
flames and practically the entire
heart OF the city was left in ruins.
Today there is hardly a spot left
in the burned area to tell of the havoc
wrought by the flames. Baltimore
went about the task OF rebuilding
bravely and thoughtfully, and before
the ruins had cooled the work OF the
construction was begun. A larger,
more satisfactory and altogether bet
ter business district resulted.
Fire Started on Sunday.
The fire started at 10.40 A. NJ. on
Sunday, February Z, 1904,in the build
ing of John r. Hurst and Co, at the
southeast corenr OF Liberty and Ger
man streets. 1t gained tremendous
headway, partly because of the fact
that the neighborhood was almost
deserted at that time on that day
Leaping from building to building as
II they had been made OF paper, the
flames continued on their disastrous
way all the rest OF that day and
night. and it was not until Monday
afternoon that the fire was checked at
al
Firemen from Washington, Phila-
delphia and New York, as vel las
those from smaller towns, who had
responded 20 a call for help issued
by Acting Chief Enrich and Mayor
McLane, were on the ground early in
the fight and worked valiantly with
the Baltimore smoke-eaters to beat
down the flames. The State militia
was called out and did. gaurd duty
along the Overwhelming fire lines.
The fires course was chiefly to- the
east, and it was not until Jones' Falls
were reached that the course of the
flames in that direction was stopped
Toward the north the blaze spread
almost TO Lexington street before the
firemen got 1t under control For
days following the ruins smouldered
and il was more than week before
the last vestige of the fire were beat
en- out
Explosion Starts Blaze.
According to fire chiefs who studied
the situation, the principal reason the
flames gained such headway was m
explosion in the Hurst building,
which occurred a short time after
the fire started 1t blew the root of
and the windows in and spread the
flames with amazing rapidity
Another contributing cause was the
smaller Fire Department. In recent
years the large increase in apparatus
Of modern value, and the installation
of a powerful high pressure system
in the downtown section have effect
ually provided against the recurrence
Of such a calamitay as visited the city
IA years ago.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-02-08

Colonial, Saturday, matinee and
evening The mighty screen marvel
Maciste, in THE Warrior" adv. .2tfe
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-02-08
YOUNG PEOPLES NEETINGss

4. The First Presbyterian Church
iais evening at 500 o'clock, to which
-'. Young people are invited. fS-1t
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-02-08
BOY WANTED

To learn the printing trade. Good
opportunity. Apply to Evening Capt.
al Annapolis, Nd. fStf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-02-08

Pauline Frederick is great in Mrs.
Danes Defense Colonial, Friday.
adv. 2tf7
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-02-08

Truly wonderful is Pauline Fred
erick, in Mrs. Danes Defense
Colonial, FRIDAY. adv. 2tf7
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-02-08
qHE cAPTrAL

!, me & letter from home.
- tbat It follows you where
- 80, you go. SOcts. Z month
y man
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-02-08
rRE WEATHER

Fair tonight. with rising
temperature; Saturday fair
and warmer in east; prob
ably rain in west portion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-03

~2261-Ladies' Dress. Cut in 8 sizes
-. 80. IS. 40, ~ and ~ inches bust
measure. Size IS requires 5ls yards of
46-inch material. The dress measures about
~ yards at the foot. Price, 10 cents.
2566-Boys, Blouse Suit. Cut In > sizes
g. s. 10, IL and IA years. Size II requires
= yards for the blouse and Ia yard for the
trousers, of 36-inch material. Price, 10
cents.
2346-A Simple Set of Coat and Cap.
Cnt In 4 sizes Il months, 1. . and 4 years.
Size . will require ~ yards of 2'-inch
material, for the coat, and y YARD ior tne
cap. Price. 10 cents.
24l5-Girls' Dress. Cut in 3 sizes
10, IA and 10 years. Size II requires ~
yards of 44-inch material. Price; 10 cents.
25z4-25I5-Ladies' Costume. Waist 2o.4
cut in : sizes 80, 30, rs. 40. a. "a and
10 inches bust measure. Skirt 2oIo cut IN
: sizes -. "a, 20. rs, 80, ~ and "a
inches waist measure. 4 medium size Will
REQUIRE 81. Yards for the skirt. 8 yards Tor
the tunic and 3A yards for the waist. OF
nT-inch material. The skirt measures .
wards M the foot. TWO separate patterns,
10 cents FOR EACH pattern.
o4lT-Ladies' Waist. Cut In 7 sizes
"a, 81. IS. AZ. ~, ~ and AZ inches bust
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-03
Naar Krissorfenerne
ifal ~eienopby99es

9taar Ell Sang Sreoen fommer,
naar Sc ppI0ige &rre trGffer Jig
tilbauc ira 0e Ierritorier, buor Dc
Iteotc ianlnlen % i oeres Scamp lag
oe alt poe, mcloer set itore SpergSs
maol iig, bporIeoes oiHic mlIcploe,
ltbprc S%trutuiugcr, arlgasrfenerne.
itaI blipe gienopbpgseoe. Ser er
Gitpreuaieu, @aliSien, Scrbicn, Nu'
mUnicu, @elgien % tore StrGt-
Ringer al NorOfranfrig og Stal'en
Ioruocn oen breoe 9rGmme lalgs
belle &llSIon0& @eitltrano. Sngen
iotter, bpilfet rtbpre Irbeioe Oct er,
ser penter Wcnneifene Der. Waa'
lie iaar man ct @e9reb berom peo
at le no9le al De 9al, ipn oct engcl'
tie lio3ilriit "2ano ano @ater"
cpitilcr.
Ger bar. iigcr Slaoet, / 1916 ell
NrontIinie al ialt 5000 ailoneter.
ga Scr Iao ire Stiainger bag binall'
Sen, bIipcr oct 5000 ailonleter,
mcn Suster os SIpngnin9er mao
rcane$ Ill liQe Iea mcget, laa Del
blipcr $4,000 &ilometcr. Sertil
naa tiaU9acS ScrblnNellesgan9l
men 1900 ailometer, Set bllper
til $4,000 ailometcr paa bner SloI
al "Snecn @anSs 2ano", aItIaa I'll
5000 aiIcmcter / bet belle, Ner
oa ser bar Iiaaet &eierpeltlu'nael
baa pco, % "a Srpntrrnc oite CT Tor
ifubbeoe, ma man i %irtellgbeoer
rcaue meo 10000 ailonlcter, SoiS
man Tom Winimum letter, at an'
@raue bar prret 1 Neter breoe of
. Dieter bpbe. Ter man. at Der lal
cr oparapct 24O Miuioncr antif
meter Soro. 0a 8ranaterne ba'
oproSct minoit 800 %iaioncr Stu
bitmctcr, er ser altiaa $500 NIl
Homer aubitmeter Serb. Der ifa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-03

measure. size ss requires os yards Of
44-inch material. Price, 10 cents.
2353-Ladies' House Dress. Cut In Z
sizes "a. 80, SO. 40, ~. A and 46 inches
bust measure. Size So requires 1$ yards
of 36-inch material. The skirt measures
about 2s yards at the foot. Price, 10 cents.
1247-Ladies' Dressing Sack, Boudoir
Cap & slipper. Cut in 3 sizes: Small,
Medium and Large. 1t requires y yard
for the cap. / yard for the slippers. and
2N yards for the sack, of 27-inch material
for a Medium size. Price, 10 cents.
2516-Ladies' Apron. Cut in 4 sizes :
Small, 1924 Medium, 36-3s Large, 4O-42,
and Extra Large, 44-46 inches bust
measure. Size Medium will require Az
yards OF 36-inch material. Price. 10 cents.
2554-Child's Dress. Cut in 4 sizes :
., 4, G and s years. Size @ will require
2H yards Of S6-inch material. Price, 10
cents.
~2s76-Girls' Dress. Cut in 4 sizes 4. 8,
: and 10 years. Size 5 requires 3a yards
of 44-ineh material. Price. 10 cents. y
256S-A Simple Undergarment. Cut In
4 sizes Small, 1924; Medium. 36-3s;
Large, 4o42, and Extra Large, 44-46 inches
bust measure. Size Medium requires 2Js
yards Of 36-inck material. Price, 10 cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-03
BUFFET 90 Kicffenet.

@rsniogcr, Iom Der MI for S;ocn
cl Miasicpi3 az fan tluaocs paa
mango iorificlligc Mtoooer, iaa man
tiIipncIoocnoc inar ganife iorifieui'
&C Nettcr lb al inmmc Slag0 @rpn'
lager. % "6pranorin8 irpoer" lcnl
tct bc0cr / ct gonlmclt Srotsf. %
.iiUr ON Sonmeren | Tarmcn alP'
ser set at iinoe poo uoget, ionl fol
cpiriife gppctitcu, iom on 9lcrne
or tcunnelig rariobel % life part
lirrf hos 0e ilcitc. Scr or I. Gr. So'
mat Souilc. SnteIt 3 Spiielfccr
Smer Subititlt % rsr orri . Spi'
~icifcer @nrlcp 6Iour, IA Gb1fc
Salt % "a Gbeife Febcr % "
sop foate tomatoes. gao bette TO-
ae ooot iantmcn, ina belle Noalcn cr
robt 9ienuemfOgt. A s@ggcblom'
r1cr pipes goot % rerca | % laa
InitcS @rpocn al Guner. DC ire
EGQacbuiocr pipes oerpoa nloeIcS
itiue % inn ~ioloeS" DC iorli9tig l.
hoorpan belle Moaicn bauc8 op i ct
Stcgciob % iiegcS til Omelcttcn CT
let % op0t 9icnncmItcgt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-03

zen - bpis life fan man IGage set
iunot aantcn al ct itsrre imurt
Stegeiao % iaa iTtte en- @oac, eqer
noget / Wioten, iaa oct bill ioa en-
Eingiorm. Set oGffes meo imurt
Tapir % itcames 20 Minuter, bpGI.
res iaa iorligtig no % i Nioten MI
ocS fogte irilfc @rter, ellcr "cnnneo"
cpparmeoe Grter. Iette er en- oucr.
r1oaOc pelimogcnoc Hct og tager Jig
romcrfet goot no.
5omat Si.Gct.
Silooersblcuet GornmeaIsgrso ipl.
oaS / Ell ltor Safing Fomoer Dor %
iicges / GngeroDnen. Oct ifi1res pp
F.; Stipcr oA Gsic itaar, til De er fol-
Dc. Eao bpcr Sfipe lGgges Ell Sfi-
DC 1omot, Iom er i~faaret omtrent
az balp 5onme tpf o. poa Sopper
al ocnnc igieu l4ggeS ct inf sag
al Cottage Gbeeie iom er blauoet
meo opbatfeOe Neobefierner, lioi
inbaftct @rGSls9 (Gbiecs) og i'm
baffebc HGbifer, Salt og Heber.
Smfring Stiperne lRggeS "ituifeo"
Slipca, iom er i~taaret / Sfipcr, iaa
DC bIir Iom inlaa 9rellne &inge meo
leot / Nobtcn. Get fan ~lerperes
paa iGrlfiIOt (oaerfen, I'll bper Ser.
ion eIler paa ct itsrre SAD % bpoeS
ON til bper. Get fan enten brilges
inm 6sriterct, bpoS Ell bar Ell ri9tig
lin MiO6og eaer bare liteoctior ga.
lQt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-03

@irtitaft Niniiierinn". uoen
Communicating bill oct engeIIfel @t
tonltruftlonsminilteriim fda oct on
oc't. Zen benipnsIsie tpife ll'Saao'
trig bar oecimeret life bare oen en-
gellfe SonoeIstonnaae, men belle
|croenS Tonnage, aItiaa ogiaa 81
8laaoer, iom England epenti,eIi
tnnoc Ieie. 90 DC engclife trooper
bar life bapt S~orneielien at operere
"paa De inbre 2inier", De er aQe'
lamnlen transportcret pr: Sfib til
arigsltneplaoierne og maa trans
portcreS oerfra ieien. Dc er bentei
ira ale Sorbens Ggne. Ser ltaar
Snoere, g~uitraliere og Reip 3eclTn'
Dcre / 0lanocrn % Norofranfrise,
Der itaar SrIrnoere, Sfotter %
IaleSmpnb i sGgppten, 8alGltino
og @rGfenlano. 90 De iful aac'
Ianmcn biem isicn mco Iamt bereS
belle lloruitning, oereS Scitc, Hiilcr,
'pGre aononer, 2aitcalltomobiler %
Scrnbanemateriel.
Weget pil naturligpiS Gnglanos
pGloige Srlogsilaaoc, Iom M I'M
cen arigen paa @runo al oenne2
npe Ufetbooer for &rigsisriel bar
ndret bsnlt til en- Irt bsiere EaSii.
pitet, funne bi9lpe. Wen oelS CT
Get 10 ct Sper9smnol Tor Jig, buor-
Dan Srcoen blir - ON Den fonlmer
til at ie Iaa bolobor 10, at man tor
ia GrigSilaaoen / i'm @elbeo i Drug
til 6rcbcns Sormaal. Gels er
&rigSiartpicr ubpggelig opre og
ubaanoterKge iom Sranaportmio'
Ter.
Set pGrite Sreo$problem er inlio'
lertlo enonu life bette at ltaiie Sfi'
be, JONI euentuelt flunOe bring(
Sropperre biem. Hei, oct p9rite,
man iriItes til at iigc oct foriGroe.
ligitc, er bette: at oct nytter 10 ilei
life at bringe Sropperne bienl, fpr
man fan lfafie Dem Arbeibe Der,
bienme. Wen Tabriferne err / en-
uoitraft Ntaalcitof taget i 9rug ior
arigsinouitrien. s Gnglano alen(
maa man peb 6reo5ilutningen "Oe.
mobiliIcre" 3 WiQioner - 5000.
600 - Observation-Disclosures. o.
itol ogIaa anbrin9es. % ole oi5It
Dtiaioner al bjemucnNte Sploatel
% a~rbeiOslpie arigsinouItriarbei
oere ifal Iaa fiuoe Grbperp peb fire.
beige Snoultrier. s ale 2ano(
blir bette Hroblem ben baaroelt(
gtpo, Statsm9nbere faar at fnGtte
% enbuer fan ie, bpor operb9llgen'
sc Saren er, forat alt ifal enoe
&epolltion % Nnarfi, ON Stats'
mpnoene life lsier Opgauen. SO.
acknowledgement ligger beri, a
6reoens Snouitrier mao bape &aa
moterialer. men OiSIe Haamateria
ler ifal i9ien bentes ira ole Sor.
oens Ggne. Sfibe, Sfibe oa enonl
cn0ang Stibe! Ser lfal life bare
en- Slaaoe, lom Serben enorul alorif
bar Jet, til at lfnife Sropperne biein
ser ifal ogIoo Sfibe til at lfafie 81
Sienpcnotc NrbeioSmaterialc. 90
alt set poa ct Sibspllnft, bpor er
pTlcntlig Gel al @croenstonnagei
giennem arigen er ienot til Sapet:
@lrno. Som en- engelif Statsmanl
iornpli0 bar uotalt BET -: "S
fol bagc Ell Smelet iua Itor, at oe1
oloria / %croensbiitorien er bag
Magen til Sen. 90 Iomtioig itaa'
ri pg mnnQler sGg - ielu til el
normal SmClct".
"Mobililcriugcn al Gempbiliic
ringen", BET cr set itore SpsrgS
maal alereoc M.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-03
Green Goru NTH Fcppcrs.

Ser mi0ocl3itorc 8rcen Neppcra,
~ Sop Cottage Gbecic, Ell Spite
lie repct &pg (octte ton ~Ioelaocs,
bui3 man life ipucS ON SogInagG
Il Sbcife Noprifn Yebcr, 3 piipc0e
2GG, 10 &op ite0t torrct Nreo, lonl
or rgrt innmeu mc0 I SplIelte
fncltct SmGriubititut, iii oct er
iprrot, IA Sbcifc Salt. Ge grpn'
.rc @cppcra fIspc2 %lonGScitcr %
&ierner o.I.u. ficrnea, boprpoa De
>uppea op i fogeuoe Nano noglc 0ti-
inter. Salt, Tcbcr pG oc piipcoe
9Gg bIon0c2 goot lonrmen nco Often
&C bette ipIoe3 I FcbcrifnIlcne, ionl
irrit cr tGrrrt 0obt. Oct ltobtc Wro0
Nru2ic3 opcr % inn lUgge3 Ecbcr-
i!nuene iorli9ti8 op / ct tort 'laot
Stc9eia0 % ltcge3 langIomt / MO
(el$purm Nogcropn. Get err bcNit
ct hnuc Ii0t (omotioit, cllcr til
oucrablcuct Stcgelnlcc / Nunocn al
! S~tc9ciaoet, ioa Eebrcnc life imtiffcr
ioit ! NunNcn. Gc icrucrcs / 6nOct,
Ipm sc cr itcNtc /.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-03
&cooct fra en- Operation.

har meact beie Sanfer ON Or. Ee-
tiers &irifo," ifriper Sr. :. q. Sn,
pericn ira &o3enmore, Saif.; "oen
bar reboet mig ira en- Operation
Seq bri,gte INN fire SLATER al %e.
oicinen % Den iii mig til at isl,
Tom ct mt I%enneife." Sette be-
remtc llrtcmibbel er life ell Ipo.
tcfermcoicin, Solf fortunes bcrmci
al ipecielle Iaentcr. Sfriu iii ii
Better Sabrnep & Cons 60, Obi
eaao, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-03
Gurn GuitnrS % %unncr.

On Stop rcoet &orn blonbc$ lam.
men ulco ire piipcoc 9@g, ircrcS
>crpno ~ aop Melf, y Sbcite
SoIt. /? (bcitc 2egiait, % Il Sbc-
lie Nnprifa Ecber. Gcttc iorocleS
ioa i imrrtc imoa Sormer cIlcr Sop.
per % oi5Ic oGtfcS opcr meb iuuirt
(apjr % "itcomea" ! 20 Wiuutcr.
e buTIpe2 ioo no og omtrin9 Dem
lGqge5 togte Striug Beans. Nucr
be0it bIir set hpia Ell nil ipenoere en-.
ten hpio Sauce eucr Somatiauce at
haze ue0 Si0n al 0cnl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-03
Triif annl inmmcn mco ESQ %
gGblcr.

ScrtiI bchope5 ct nofioo tort
&aoIbooc, > $50, Il Sop Smerinb'
i.itut, u 9btife Teber, 3 Ncllifcr,
, Qrenne 9GbIcr, Ell Spiieifc Salt,
u Stop Gooif cQer mr. 0ruciait, eli
sop @on0. Smcriubititntet incl
ties % Oe bnffeoe sgbler % 500 ba'
ocS ocri. gao bette fogc langIolut
81 Wimltcr % ban lao aoaIcn l.
ION icrit cr Daitet oG oerpon %lfanrct
riatig int % ioa alt oct cprIge. &au
Ct tort %ooN oper % loN oct itoo %
imaainrrr 30 Zinc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-03
Den teftie br@nren>e ~ afL
Geaemas KlSen % Stiffen.

Spabommen bepirfes al en- Snfeftion, Der
brp0er no oiennem Suoeu. Serfor er S. $. s
ben melt tilirebsfiacnbe Sebanolins Tor ale
iaafalbte !S~ubipabomme, ba bette Dtiooel
ioa %srunbis renier Slooet, at inSen ursn:
beber fam f%orbIipe. 6aa en- Slaite bag
buiItetiOmbelft apotbef, os bm nil ie ReiuI'
tater al bn rette Sebanblins. Strip eiter
%erfarne seseraab, iom siues big uben nosen
Sefoituins peb at abrssiere Mebical Oirees
tor. 81 Omit Laboratory, gtlanta, Ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-03
Spnes iom Snoen bar ibranQ.

Ger er | GeSema Ell ioa trGttenbe nbeba9es
lisbeb, at bet bliper n9iien Ell Sortpr. lens
6leen er n0iien lite iii at bolbe ub, % ous
ben lpnes ibranb peb ben bsftise Srritation.
@n !oeibrebelie psp lotaie a~npenoeller al
Solper os li9nenbe ct nmulis, iorbi iaaban
Ssbanblins tun fan title Smsrtsn mibiers
tibis. SpSoommen fan fun naaes peb at
Der Soaes bpbt neb til bens Spbap.
G%cSenas Spbap er at iines / Slobet, oa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-03
Grter mco @nleroS. HanS.

Soomange @ulerrNoer r~euieS %
itirrcS OF al set oil uNaisre 212
sop eiter at oct er fost % prcsiet
..igicnucm Ell grou Gil. 8ulcrsboer.
he fogeS iaa ! Ioltct gano, iii De er
rigtig mere % presses ga erten
;gicnrem en- grop Gil eler itampcs
yietis 9oot. 0e tiliGtteS Ell Spiie'
ite Mel o9 en- Spiieifc Snlsr eaer
Smermbititut % ct piipct seg, y
Sbeite SaIt % Il Ebeite Fcbcr.
Gette presses iaa neo i en- inruri
Wing WoIo". bpiS man bar Ell lao
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-03
Hcitcr al @rpuinaer mco &arri.

&crtil fan man bcnptte mart IaAt
ale Smaaitumper a Wrenlu9cr.
[oO /. @r. li0t foQte Snittebenner
cIlcr GINA Beans, Ell Sop orfaa.
ret foot NrpC, cIcr toIoc to0te go
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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-11-30
WATER SYSTEM IN JERUSALEM BUILT BY BRITISH ENGINEERS

The American Red Cross issues the following.
 Red Cross workers recently arrived in Jerusalem are enthusiastic in their praise of the way that ancient city has benefited at the hands of the English. The most remarkable change is the in- stallation of a modern water system, an achievement accomplished by the Royal engineers in the face of trem- endous difficulties in about two months. Water carriers, always pict- uresque to those unacquainted with the fact that their leather bags were the mobilization points for microbes, are no longer seen. The cisterns in each home are mo longer insanitary Neither is it necessary to wait for rain to fill them. There is no limit to the water each citizen may now con- sume and as result the ensuing per- sonal cleanliness has made for improv- ed health in the community.
 During the 400 years of Turkish domination Jerusaleum obtained me- ager water supply which had its source in the Spring of Solomon and was carried through an aqueduct by the Romans in Herod's time. The
 British engineers located various wat
 CT sources within a short distance of the town and brought them together in a great reservoir. From this point
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-11-30
WHAT THE RED
 CROSS HAS DONE

SAN FRANCISCO-Account is giv- en of the service in behalf of the Am erican soldiers in France and the cost of maintaining it in a recent report from the Pacific division headquarters of the American Red Cross.
 To the end of last June this ser vice entailed an expenditure of $15,- 435, ,050 and $13,S29,418 has been ap- propriated to make our more than g. 00O,000 men over there comfortable during the last six months of the year.
 Long before General Perishing's first 10000 troops reached France the American Red Cross had estab- lished canteen and rest stations at var ious points between the ports of de- barkation and the front line trenches. Six were open last March when Ameri- can troops began arriving overseas in heavy contingents. These canteens fed 3O,OOO soldiers a day, twice that number have been established and it is expected that 53 American Red Cross canteens will be in operation by the end of the year.
 From March to the end of June, this year, $1,671,789 was spent for can teen service. For the last six months
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-11-30

n the year $2,O59,649 has been ap- propriated for the work, $9O5,SOS of this amount being for the maintain ance of front line canteens.
 One of the most vital features of American Red Cross work in France
 the emergency aid given to the army medical corps. In addition to re- cruiting nurses for the army, the Red Cross maintains hospitals and dispen- saries which are at the disposal of the army for any emergency that arises.
 In addition to its 7,5O0 military beds
 he Red Cross has 600 convalescent beds in it's eight convalescent houses. An appropriation of $5,43S,919 has been made to cover the cost om main- .taining this service for the wounded American soldiers during the last six months of this year.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-11-30
NO EXTRA CHARGE
 FOR PULLMAN CARS

One of the greatest impetuses to in creased tourist travel is the abolition of the 1-2 cent a mile extra fare for travelling in Pullman cars ordered to take effect December 1. This will re- duce the trip to California in a stand ard Pullman $15 and in a tourist car $7.5O. This one change alone will take thousands of people to the Coast this winter and spring, in the esti- nation of traffic men, and is hailed with pleasure by all travellers in the East. Director-General McAdoo's s statement is as follows:
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-11-30

at O. A. hus proving popular who left schoo to go ~ the while in Many give credit TOT the Wk don anything while serving credit degrees the The picture shows of the Y. M A schools. will them better arilerymen
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