davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-18

wieszeniem broni, wiec podpada.
Ii pod karne przepisy, mimo to je-
dnak wSrod bolszewikow rozgo-
ryczenia zapanowaly wielkie, kto-
re doprowadziiy nawet do aresz-
towania posla rumuhskiego w
Piotrogrodzie, Diamandi'ego, a
gdy tego uwolniono ma skutek.
wstawiennictwa innych ambasad
alianckich w Piotrogrodzic, tcraz
og}asza Lcnin rozkaz - lareszto-
wanna. ). krola rumuhskicgo.
z CHAOSU.
Piotrogrod, 18. stycznia. -
Bolszewickie wojska zajeiy mia
sto' Irkuck W Srodkowej Syberyi:
rozbrojono kozak6w miejscowe
Wiadze, a ogloszono wladze Or
ganizacyi Robociarzy Zolnierzy.
Podobniez donosza z Orenburga,
re tam bolszewicy opanowali
wladze w zupe}noSci. L Ukrainy
zn6w niepokojace wieSci: donosza
mianowicie, IL Rada Ukrainna
sic wojska XII polnocy, W okolice
Poltawy, trzymanej przez bolsze-
wikow - juz tam do bitwy
przypjSc mialo. =. w okolicy Min
ska rowniez mialy bye zaciete
walki ukrainsko bolszewickie,
lecz blizszych pewniejszych ME
ma o mich wiadomoSci. Sa boil
szewikow podejrzenia, IL rosyjski
general Szczerbaczew, dowodzacy
ia rumuhskim froncie, sprzyja
Ukraincom i porozumiewa sic Z
nimi...
- Ponawiaja sic pog4oski o
rzekomej ucieczce Romanowych
Z Tobolska, gdzie ich internoWa-
no; mic pewnego ME wiadomo.
Berno, 1S. stycznia. - Rad
Rzeplitej Szwajcaryi uzna} for
malnie niepodlegloSc Finlandyi.
Londyn, 1S. stycznia. w Il
bic Gmin oglosil kanclerz skarbu,
Bonar Law, IL Anglia przyjmie
ma sic ciezar wyplacenia zobowia-
zah Rosyi, przypadajacych ma ten
miesiac; jest to inaczej pozyczka
Rosyi udzielona przez Anglie w
sumie ogolnej 17,500,OOO funtow
szterlingow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-18
z TARGoW o POKoJ.
NIEMCY ODRZUCAJA WA
RUNKI BOLSZEWIKoW.

Londyn, 18. styczria. w Ber-
linie ogloszono oficyalna odpo-
wiedz niemiecka ma warunki po-
kojowe bolszewikow roSyjskich-
przeczaca Niemcy ma zadania
Rosyi terytoryalne ME godza sic,
a odpowiedz, sformuiowana Sci
Sle ma dac bolSzewickim parla-
mentarzom DIR. Kuehlmann, ME
miecki minister spraw zagranicz-
nych. Odpowiedz owa orzeka. ze
poglady rosyjsllie ma sprawy te-
rytoryow. zajetych ma Rosvi
przez panStwa Centralne tax dale
&c r6znia sic Cd poglad6w pahstw
Centralnych. IL warunki dane ze
strony Rosyi nalezy uznac - ja-
10 ME do przyjecia. Sa to zada-
MIA jednOStronne, ME maj2ce
charakteru komPromisu, Mimo
to Niemcy pragna takiego kompTo
misu dajq oipowiedz 5ciSle sfor-
mulowana, pytajac, czy jednak
ME da sic dojsc do ugody IL
stepstw drogq. Centralni nacis-
klein zaznaczaja, IL pokoj Rosya
- to ME pokoj Powszechny, IL be-
dq musieli dalej wojne prowadzic
L KOalicya zachodnia, przeto ME
mogq odrazu rozbrojenia urza-
dzac formalnego ma wschodnim
froncie, ktory bedzie mial zawsze
znaczenie bazy operacyjnej i
sullkursywnej. Odpowiedz zasta-
nawia sic mad Poszczegolnymi
punktami, pozostajacymi przeds
wszystkiem do zaiatwienia jak
mad terminem rozbrojenia rosyj-
skiej armii w razie zaWarcia po-
koiu, okreSleniem terminu przej-
Sciowego dla majacych bye stwo-
rzonemi panstw nowych, a wre-
szcie mad terytoryalnem panstw
tych okreSleniem. Tu document
n;emiecki zwraca sic przedewszy-
stkiem do kwestyi pafrstwa pol
skiego przypomina, re Rosya ME
ma cd chwili upadku caratu -
zadnego prawa wystepowac W
sprawie POLSKI, ujmowaG sic
"a MIA orzekaG co do niej, ponie-
waz dawne caratu pretensye do
Polski oparte byfy Jedynie na
PRAWIE silly, lub ma ZBRO-
DNI o.. dosiownie! logicznie
wiec i niemieckie prawa So tylko
ma sile i zbrodni oparte. .. Przyp,
Red. D. c., a prawa owe upad}y
z chwila gdy padi carat zupelnie
nowy porzadek W Rosyi zaprowa-
dzono. Rosya zatem niechaj pre-
dewszystkiem mysli o swoich VIA
snych sprawach wewnetrznych W
granicach jej etnograficznych, q
ME poza nierni. Co do prawa samo-
stanowienia narod0w o sobie
Centralni sa tego zdania, IL pra'
wo to moga mice i czesci naro-
dow, ME koniecznie narody Gale
czeSci narodow moga r6wniez o.
siagnac niepodlegioSc i zawiera(
swobodne traktaty innymi luda-
mi. Polska, Litwa Kurlandya-
to So narodowe jednoSci, history
cznie stwierdzone tax Niemcy
jak Austrya ME maja zamiaru
KRAKOW ich wiaczac do swoich po'
siad{oSci, ami tez ME chca i'm na-
rzucac tel czy owej formy rzadow
lecz rezerwuja zarowno dla siebie,
dla Centralnych panstw, jak dla
owych ludlow prawdziwie wolne
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-18
u PREZYDENTA.
Washington, Is. stycznia.

Dclcgacya dyrcktor6w teatrow
Nowcgo Norku byla wczoraj
Frezydentai Wilsona celem uprc
szcnia, by w przcciqgu nastep
nych 10 tygodni tcatra wolno by
h. zamykac We wtorki, zaniast Y
nonicdzialki. Prczydent jednako
woznic zgodz;l sic ma to, jak Q
swiadczyl przcwodnicz2cy delegl
cyl George NJ. Cohan po wizyci
W Bialym Domu. L togo wnoszi
nickt6rzy, zc Prczydcnt ME zycz-
sobic zmodyfikowat zadneg'
szczcg6lu rozporzqdzenia dra- Ga
fielda. II.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-18
DRASTYCZNE ZARZADZE-
MIA w MISSOURI.

St. Louis, 18. stycznia. - Sta
nowv administrator opalu Cross
ley wydaf bardzo drastyczne roz-
porzadzcnia celcm konserWoWa-
MIA wegli. Rozkaz przez nlego
wydany obowiazuje od godz. !
rano dnia dzisiejszego. Wcdlc tc-
60 rozporzadzenia wszystkie tea
trzy'ki, teatra i lokale zabawy mu-
sza bye pozamykane w ponledzlai
ki / wtorki wieczorem W kazdym
tygodniu, z wyjqtkiem teatrow, W
kt6rych urzadzaja przedstawlen:a
kompanie pozamiejskie. Wszyst-
k:e restauracye Il wyjatkiem ME
wielu, kt0rym dozwolono mice
lokale przez Gala noe otwartei,
wyszynki, teatra, sale zabaW
wszelkiego rodzaju musz9 zamy-
kac drzwi najp0znicj o godz. 10
wicczorem. Budynki biurowc mo-
ga bye otwarte tylko Cd sodz. Z
rano do 7 wieczorem. Ogrzewanlc
i oswietlenie takich budynk6w
musi ustawac punkt godz. lei
wieczorem, a rozpoczynac sic RE
predict niz ma godzine przed Ina
rano. Sklepy podlegaja tym sa-
mym regufom wyjatkiem gro
serni, SHADOW rzezniczych pic
karn. Elektryczne szyldy ma razie
,u:e maja bye oswietlane!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-18
CO SIZE DZIEJE w ROSYI?

Piotrogrod, Is. stycznia. -
Premier Lenin wydai rozkaz
podpisa1 odnoSny document, ably
aresztowano krola Rumunii, Fer
dynanda, kt6ry ma bye odstawio-
ny do Piotro-Pawfowskiej twier-
dzy tam uwieziony do czasu
przeprowadzenia jego sledztwa.
Rozporzadzenie szczegoiowo po-
dale, W jaki sposob aresztowanie
ma bye przeprowadzone jak kro-
Ia nalezy przewiezc Rumunii do
Piotrogrodu, bolszewicy sadzq,
il maja dose wojsk na froncie ro-
syjskim, by rozkaz ten swego
premiera przeprowadzit. Tloma-
czy sic ten oryginalny ukaz tenn,
IL pomiedzy bolszewikami Ru-
nunia ostatnio naprezyly sig s1o-
sunki powodu bolszewickiej pro
pagandy W Rumunii, ukroconej
przez rad rumuhski; byiy donie.
sienia, il wladze rumuhskie are
sztowa}y agitator6w bolszewic--
kich w armii rumuhskiej, a ostat-
nio aresztowano kilku oficeroW
austryackich, ktorzy w zamiarze
bratania sic z Rumunami przeszli
linie bojowa. Wiadze rumuhskie
oswiadczyly, IL oficerowie ci
przekroczyli linie, okreslona "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-18
KONGRES A DIR. GARFIELD.

Washington, 1S. stycznia. -
w Kongresie wczoraj wywo}alo
og6lna indygnacye rozporz9dze--
ME administrators opa}u, dra
Garfielda.
w senacie SO glosami przeciw
10 domagano sic 5-dniowej zw}o-
XII w przeprowadzeniu drastycz-
nego rozporzqdzenia.
w izbie poslow podobna rezo-
lucya ME dala sic przeprowadzic
Z powodu sprzcciwu, ale tax de-
mokratyczni jak rcpublikahscy
liczni czionkowic ostro krytyko-
wall rozporzqdzenie.
Czlonkowie Kongresu re Stanu
Illinois byli podzielcni w swych
zdaniach. Senator Lewis czlonek
izby Raincy bronili Gariiclda
rad dcmokratyczny, w przypu-
szczcniu, zc Prczydcnt Wilson a
probowat rozporzqdzcnic, ale "a
to senator Sherman i cz}onck lzby
Madden. rcpubfikanic, ostro wy
stcpowaIi przcciw rozporz2dzc-
niu, pomawiajac dra GarficIda O
n;ckompctcncye.
Wszelkic jcdnak dcbaty i rczo-
lucya przyjeta W scnacic, by po-
prosic o zwlokc pieciodniowq, "a
dnego nic odniosly skutku.. DR..
Garfield wicczorcm podpisa} roz'
porzadzcnic, ma mocy kt6rcgo ia,
l;rvki ma wschod cd Mississippi
w}qczajqc Minnesota i Louisiane
pozostanq zamknictc przcz > dni
poczqwszy Cd dnia dzisicjszcso,,a "a
potcm VIC wszystkic ponicdzla|ki
az do - marca ruch przcmys}oWy
bcdzie zawicszOny.
Senator Hitchcock nicwzruszo-
nose te dra Garficlda nazwal wicI-
k2 nicgrzcczno$ciq wobcc Non
grcsu, ale dodal, ze kongrcs nic
Jest juz W stanic przcsz'iodzit
wejsciu W zycic rozporzqdzcnia
DIS jcszczc spr6bujc Kongrcs
zwr6cit sic I apclcm do Prczy-
dCnta WilsOna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-18

pshS $ssSg Chicago" "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-18
KALENDARZYK.

Jutro, 10 stycznia: Sw. Lomera. :
Sw. Kanuta kr. = Sw. Wulstana b. :
Sw. Henryka ang, u.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-18

owegO rOzporZQdzcnla
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-18
ZAPATRYWANIE COM
PERSA.

Washington, 1S. stycznia. -
Samuel Gompcrs, prczydent Amc
rican Federation of Labor, wyra-
iii swc zapatrywane o rozporz9-
dzcniu dra Garficlda, m0Wiac, &c
dotknie ono najdotkliwiej robot
nik0w, ale re jest peWnym, II Ct
zc wszclkq lojalnoScia poddadzi!
sic cierpicniom ofiarom ma Mich
nalozonym. Wyrazil tez nadzieje,
re pracodawcy zcchcq ulzyc po-
lozenie robotnikow przynaJmnlcJ
czesciowem zastosoWaniem sic Go
apclu ku MIN zwr6conego. w kon
GU zaS wyrazif watpliwosc, czyli
zatrzymanie przemyslu naJlep-
szvm lest Srodkiem do popraWle-
MA polozenia powiedzia}, re Jc-
60 zdaniem wiecej odpowiadaloby
celowi powszechnc zaproWadze--
ME s pOdZinOWci piracy dZlcnncJ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-18
z Teatrow WojnY'
INNE TELEGRAMY.
Z Irlandyi.
Afera Cailloux.

prawo stanowienia swoim poll
tycznym ustroju. Nadto zaznacza
sic stanowczo, IL poki wojna trivia
usuniecie wojsk krain okupowa-
nych jest niemozliwe, lecz da sic
tn ugodowo pewne uzyskac ulgi,
MONA bedzie czasem usunac
czeSt wojsk centralnych, zastapic
jc przez krajowe organizacye zan-
darmeryi itp. - co jest rzecz dal-
szych uklad6w, Kwestya powrotu
ludzi wysiedlonych do ich ojczy-
zny jest mniej wazna politycznie
i moze bye zwierzona specyalne-
mu wydziaiowi. Co do powSzech-
nego giosowania ludlow, majacych
decydowac o politycznym ustroju
Danstwa - referendum takie po-
wszechne wydaje sic NiemcOm i
Austryi niepraktyczne, lecz gio--
suja raczej "a rozleglem prawem
wyborczem - klaSowo unOrmo-
wanem: przecie bowiem Finlan-
.dyai Ukraina pie- -zostaly sformo-,
wane ma podstawie referendum
powszechnego, lecz przez swe
sejmy rozleglej reprezentacyi
obywatelskiej. Konczy sic ow do
kument zaznaczeniem, IL Central
nj chca szczerze pokoju Z Rosya,
1ecz re to jest zarazem najdalsza
granica, do jakiej warunki swoje
moga ku pokojowemu zaiatwieniu
sprawy rozciagnac: dalej - ME.
Tezeli Rosya szczerze pragnie po-
koju, niechaj ME patrzy ma kon-
flikt re swego apodyktycznego
punktu widzenia, ale niechaj nan
spojrzy ze strony widzenia pre-
ciwnikow i MECH szuka sposobow
iagodzacych, a ME zaostrzajacych.
ukiady; tylko w takich warun-
kach Z takimi sentymentami ME
inaczej Centralni chca prowadzic
dalsze pertraktacye.
- Otto jest tresc odpowiedzs
Centralnych ma stawione warun-
lii pokojowe rosyjskie; po odczy-
taniu dokumentu przez ministra
Kuehlmanna - przemawiai Tro-
ckij, imieniem Rosyi, lecz tre$c
jego enuncyacyi ME jest jeszcze
znana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-18
DIR. GARFIELD WYJASN1A
Waszyngton, 18. stycznia.

WaSZynSlOn, 10. StyCEllid.
Wczoraj popoludniu zaraz po g.
, dr.. Garfield jawif sic przcd ko-
mitetem scnatu, ktdrcgo zadanicm
Jest zajmowat sic kwcsty2 opalu.
Hrzcz trzy godziny odpowladal
ia licznc zadaWanc mu pytanla /
odpierat zarzuty mu stawlanc.
Objasnienic lego ostatccznie
brzmi w strcszczcniu: ,,PoWodcm
rozporzqdzcnia jest, IL nicpodob-
ia r6wnoczeSnie zaspokoic po-
trzeb prywatnych i fabrycznych.
Chodzi o to, azcby przy kcpal-
mach przy ladowaniu a potcm
przy rozsylaniu uniknqc wszel-
kiei mozliwej zw}oki, co jest uza-
sadnionem w dodanych objaSnie-
mach. POmllnO teSO Wcdle PldII"
podanego w pcwnym przcmySlc
wojcnnym zastoju ME bedzie. Sc
krctarze wojny floty ufozyll IL
ste takich zak}addw przcmyslo-
wych, w kt6rych ruch ustawiczny
lest niezbednym. ale na tej liscic
opr6cz warsztat6w zajmuj4cych
sig budowanicm okretow aero
pian6w, wiclu innych nic bedzlc.
Wieczorcm dr.. Garfield ogIoslf
objasnienie dla publicznosci, kto-
rego gl6wny ustep brzmi;
,,NajpiIniejszq potrzeba, Jaka
obecnie. zachodzi, jest dostarcza-
ME zywnoSti materyalow wo-
iennych amerykahskim wolskom
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1918-07-25

thing constructive and worth while.
Making money is no crime. When
you make money helping other peo-
pie, wealth does not become crime
unless you abuse your accumulation
by the use you make of it. Making
money is crime if it has been made
by harming others. Ford made his
money helping men. He's helped us
to get over the ground, to deliver
our parcels and packages easily and
swiftly and cheaply. He's rendered
us service. Now he comes across
with the Fordson, the farm engine
that he tells us will economically
and efficiently pillow our fields, drag
the harrow and the seeder and plan.
ter, pull the harvester and haul the
grain. Maybe it will do better than
other tractors, maybe it won't. We
do not know, but we do know that
Mr.. Ford's plan Of selling that trac-
tor without profit, getting it to the
farmer on the basic cost of produc-
ton and distribution that he may
thus far contribute toward getting
out the maximum harvest this year,
is a patriotic contribution. Mr.. Ford
will be charged with trying to ad-
vertise himself. Well, let it go at
that. But let the fellow who ac-
cuses Mr.. Ford of advertising him
self by selling a useful product with
out profit go and do equally we'll in
like manner and the world will be
mighty to advertise him.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1918-07-25
Military Training
at Normal School

Beginning with the fall term a
y. S. Army officer will be stationed
at River Falls to take charge of mil
itary training. This is a part of a
new plan of the government to Gre
ate large student reserve corps
from which the officers training
camps of the future will be enlisted
This school is able to qualify for
this important work on the basis of
having large number of young
men enrolled in the school the last
few years.
A full military equipment will be
placed at the school.
It is expected that a very large
number of young men will come to
River Falls as a result Of this train
ing. Five young men and one mem
Der of the faculty have been appoint
ed by President Ames to attend the
Students Camp at TT. Sheridan be-
ginning July 18th and running for
sixty days. Professor Karges of the
faculty will go; also Clarence Peter
son Of River Falls, Milton Kreuger,
Ellsworth, Stanley Opsahl, Viroqua,
Harold Kissack, Chippewa F a s,
and William Hawley of Baldwin.
These men will be in school next
year and will assist the officer in
charge in giving the instruction.
Men enrolled in this unit will be
enlisted in the U. S. Army in re-
serve. They will be subject to call
in case of emergency. The police of
the government, however, is to have
these young men finish their school
courses and at the same time give
them military training which will
make them a valuable asset to the
government for future needs.
President Wilson and Secretary
Baker are behind this plan. They
will urge parents to send their boys
to school where they may receive
such training both for civil and mill
tary life as we'll as make them more
valuable citizens.
The President of the school will
be glad to reply to inquiries con.
corning this plan.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1918-07-25
Wisconsin State Journal
Lauds Henry Ford

The Ford car has a son. 1t has
been Christened the Fordson. It's
the little tractor that Ford and his
engineers have been working on for
years. It's now a commercial pro-
duct. To mention it suggests to the
guileless mind that we have opened
up our editorial column for paid
advertisement. Far from it. In the
first place the name Ford is so wide
Iy known that it is like advertising
daylight to mention the Ford. The
Ford car is the most discussed, most
frequently mentioned commercial
product ever put out by any single
manufacturing plant in this or any
other country in the world. And
when a plant that put forth such a
product brings out another product
after years of engineering and ex-
perimentation it constitutes news
item quite worthy of comment. If
the Fordson can be as useful an in
b rument as the Ford car has been,
hail, hail. Fordson, here's your free
ad We're glad to hand it to you.
But our interest in the Fordson
does not stop with the product it.
self. That is merely where it be,
gins. The world is full of knockers
ready to knock anybody who has
made success of anything and who
is attempting to really do some
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1918-07-25
s Women Serve State In
Better Dairy Work

Of the 112 testers in Wisconsin
cow testing associations, six are
women. Miss Irene Schanke, Outa-
gamie county, Miss Martha Rain,
Grant county and Miss Gertrude
Magneson, Dunn county, have re-
Gently begun work in the associa-
tions in those counties.
Miss Bessie Lipsitz, the first wo-
man cow tester in the United Safes,
is still in charge of an Iowa county
association, Miss Esther Schultz is
at work in Barron county, and Miss
Edna Olson in Buffalo county.
At least two more women will
soon be added to the ranks of cow
testers, according to N. A. Negley
of the animal husbandry depart
ment of the College of Agricul
ture to fill the vacancies left vacant
by men.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1918-07-25
Metros "Draft 258" is Pictorial
Review Of Nations History

Metros special production de luxe,
Draft 258," starring Mabel Talia-
ferro, which will be shown at the
Auditorium Aug. 1st and second is a
patriotic pageant Of great scenes in
the history of the United States.
From the Battle of Bunker Hill to
a lawn fete of the present day for
the benefit of the Red Cross, stirr-
ing scenes follow each other in this
picture, h logical successor to
"The Stacker" written and direct
ed by the author-director of 'The
Stacker" William Christy Cabanne.
The Battle of San Juan Hill is vivid
ly presented, with regular cavalry
men of the army charging in the re-
enacting of these scenes. The Bat
tie of the Alamo. in the Mexican
War, is shown in reproduction. With
exactness of detail, the signing of
the Declaration of independence is
pictured, with all the "origin a
signers," portrayed by players cho-
sen for their likeness to the differ
ent parts. In connection w h
Draft 258," a motion picture cam
era was planted for the first time on
Bsdloe,s Island for the purpose of
taking pictures of t h Statue of
Liberty.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1918-07-25
The Improvement League Picnic

The Improvement League will
hold its annual picnic in Glen Park
Wednesday afternoon, Aug. z. Mrs.
Fred Williams and Mrs. Dan Collins
will call on all members next week
to learn what food you will bring
for the occasion. Everybody, men,
women and children, come and get
your supper at 25 cents a plate.
Please notice how cheap that is for
war times. Don't forget the date.
Mrs. Martin Norseng is acting presi-
dent during the absence of Mrs.
Bliss.
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Wanted: $4,000
Women to Enroll
In The United States Student
Nurse Observation-Disclosures
Will Begin July %

The Government is calling
$4,000 young women to join
United States Student Nurse Re-
serve and hold themselves in readl-
ness to train for service as nurses.
The war is creating an unprece-
dented demand for trained nurses.
Gnly those who have taken the full
training course are eligible for serv-
ice with our forces overseas.
These nurses are being d w n
largely from our hospitals at home.
Their places must be filled by stu
dent nurses enrolled for the full
training course of from two to three
years. Every young woman who
enrolls in the United States Student
Nurse Reserve is releasing nurse
for service at the front and swelling
the home army which we must rely
on to act as our second line of hos
pital defense. Upon the health OF
the American people will depend
the spirit of their fighting forces.
Age. The call is for women be-
tween the ages of nineteen and
thirty-fve.
Qualifications. -Intelligent, re-
sponsible women of good education
and sound health are wanted-the
pick of the country. A college edu-
cation is valuable asset, and many
hospitals will give credit for it..
Credit will also be given for spe-
cial scientific equipment or for pre-
liminary training in nursing, such
as that given in special courses now
being conducted by various colleges
and schools. Some schools, on the
other hand, do not even require a
full high-school education.
Enrolment. Women will be CIV
en- an opportunity to enroll in the
United States Students Nurse Re-
serve in any one of three ways:
% AS engaging to hold them
selves in readiness until April l,
1919, to accept assignments to
nurses training schools. These
women will be sent to the schools
as fast as vacancies occur. Those
of superior qualifications will be
given preference, and it is, of course,
possible that not everyone who en-
rolls will be accepted.
(2) AS desiring TO become can
didates for the Army Nursing School
recently established by authority OF
he War Department, with branch
schools in selected military hospi-
tails.
60 AS engaging to hold them
selves in readiness until April /
1919, to accept assignments to either
a civilian training school or the
Army Nursing School. Those who
so enroll will be called where the
first need arises. The Government
hopes that a majority of those who
enroll will thus put down thell
names for both.
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Harvesting Marquis Wheat

A great many farmers are grow
ing Marquis wheat for the first time
this year. This variety is considered
one of the best for the state. The
experience of those who have grown
this variety other has shown that it
should be cut at later stage than
other wheat. This is due to the stiff
head and if cut too early consider
able grain is lost in threshing. It is
recommended that this wheat be al
lowed to get entirely ripe before
cutting. This can be done without
danger since the straw is very stiff.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1918-07-25
Praises Sparks Circus

Sparks circus played to big crowds
at Anoka Friday afternoon and eve-
ming. The show is one of the clean
est circuses on the road and endeav-
or to give the people their moneys
worth. One particularly noticeable
feature was the spick and span con-
dition of their costumes. The show
will probably visit Anoka next year.
The Anoka County Union.
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Card Of Thanks

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks and gratitude to the friends
and neighbors for the kindness and
sympathy shown US during the i'll
ness and bereavement of our dear
son and brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Johnson,
and family.
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