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The Raymer enterprise., 1918-12-12
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
(Publisherl
Department Of thr Interior.

VI shf
u. $. Land Office ut Sterling. Colorado.
November i6. 1918
Notice is hereby given that Dudley Z. Ben
jamin. Of West Plains. Colorado, whe, on
July 49, 1915. made Homes tead Entry. Ser
ial No. c2Si5s. for SEhNwii stSNEh.
See. s.; sy5Nwhi. swhNEI.. Section ..
Township 10 North. Ra nge So West 9Th Prin-
eipal Meridian. has filed notice Of intention
TO make Final Three Y ear Proof. 10 establish
claim to the land above described. before
The Register and Rec .iver. United States
Land Office. at Sterling. Colorado. on the 18th
day Of January, 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses;
william Reagan, Of Sterling Colorado.
James II. MeEndafTer. Patrick cohill. and
Mrs Patrick cohill. all of West Plnina, Colo
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NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION
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department OF tht Interior
u. S. Land Ofite at Sterling. Colorado.
November 49, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Gladys j. Nell.
Of stoncham. Colorado. who on November,
l2, 1914. made Homestead Entry, Serial No.
o2l6it for NlssEi4. SEE. "a. and who on
February 2, 1916 made additional homestead
cnlry, No, Oailis for sWH Sec 2G. Town,
ship North. Range Sc West 9Th Principal
Meridian. has filed notice OF intention to make
Final Three Year Proof. to establish claim to
the land above described before The Regis
ter and Receiver. United States Land Office
ut Sterling. Colorado on the 10th day Of
January, 1873,
Claimant names "a witnesses;
Wiltord A. Bohner Frank Nelson. Ernest
W, Pierce. and Robert Hor. all Of Stone
ham, Colorado. ti-zl 1919
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
iDt.tlt.L.t
Department Of The In,.r;o

department. VI tntrft0f
U. S. Land Office ut Sterling, colnrafl, !,
December 10. 1918
Notice is hereby given that Sarah L. Reed
formerly Sarah L. DenniSon. of Kimball. n,
braska. who. on October is, 1915, made h, ,ms
stead entry. Serial No. o2s5es for Ell SET
NWh sEh. NEh swI. Sec. %. swi!
Section 2s. Township II North. Ranve 5
West. 9Th Principal Meridian, has filed motto
Of intention to make Final Three Year Proc,
to establish claim to the land above dss. ribbed
before Register and Receiver, United State
Land Office. at Sterling. Colorado, on III
2sth day OF january. 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Robert House. Of West Plains. Colorado.
James Christine. Of Avalo, Colorado.
Louis Kesler. Of Sterling. Colorado. l2-i.
sias $. Resler. of Sterling. Colorado / q
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NOTICE iUa PUBLICATION.
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iiepnrimeut Of the Interior
u. s. Land Office at Sterling, Colorado,
October 80. 1918
Notice b hereby given that Walter Taylor.
OF Asaio. Colorado. who. on December 8.
1913. made Homestead Entry Serial No. O2s764
SWl. SwA NEh. Section -. tsawnship 10
North. Range sc West. 9th Principal Meridian
has filed notice of intention to make Final
Three Year Proof, to establish claim TO the
land above described. before Register and
Receiver, United States Land Office al Sier-
ling, Colorado. on the 10th day Of December,
1918
Claimant names rs witnesses:
Silas +. kesler and Harvey Mayfeld 10th
OF Sterling. Colorado. Joseph f. White and
Fred Monlus. both of Avalo, Colorado.
1881 ii-2s A. +. BROWNS, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Publisher)
Dtpartmenf Of the Iutsrior

U s. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado
December 4, 1918
Notice Is hereby given that Carl II. Young
blood Of stoneham. Colorado. who. on Jun,
ls, 1915. made homestead entry, Serial No
o23o2s. for Eh sWh. NWh. Section II
Township 9 North. Range 81 West. 9Th Prin-
cipal Meridian. has filed notice of intention Il
make Final Three Year Proof. to establish
claim to the land above described before The
Register and Receiver. United States Land
Office, at Sterling. Colorado. on the 23rd da,
of January, 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Russell Henry. Lige W. Widener, Roy Hunt
and William j. Roth. all Of Stoneharn, Colola.
do. ll-l2 Is
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The Raymer enterprise., 1918-12-12
oREATGsr OPPORTUNITY
WOMEN EVER HAD

It was given to the women of this
country to perform the greatest serv.
Ice In the winning Of the war vouch-
safed to any women In the history Of
the wars Of the world-to feed the
warriors and the war sufferers. By
the arts Of peace, the practice OF sim
pie, homely virtues the womanhood Of
a whole nation served humanity In Its
profoundest struggle for peace and
freedom.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-12-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the inter

Uephrtmsnt Of The Interior
u. 5. Land Office. at Sterling Colorado,
October "a. 1915.
Notice IS hereby given that Charles C. IIaiz-
worth, Of S,oneham, Colorado, who. on Sep
iember y. 1914. made Homestead Entry Serial
70. vzias. iof E.z. Section IL, Township 6
North. Range 81 West 9th Prinripal Mcrhl-
ian. has filed notice Of intention 10 make
Final Three Year Proof. 10 estabIsh claim
. the land above described, beforo Clayton
{. Riekel. County Jude. AT Fort Morgan. Col
orado, on the sth day Of December. 1915.
Claimant names a Witnesses
Roy X. Phelps. OF Snyder, Colorado Bert
wyatt Lev Cooper. F. W. Mecloud all OF
Stonehan Colorado
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music with real musicianship, and then
ring the humorous numbers and popu-
ar ballads with true "Yankee" style.
Their program is full Of patriotic
features and the folks In this country
who are not red-blooded Americans
may find some things to dislike In It,
,or II is one hundred per cent pa-
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-12-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
tpublisher)
Department Of the interi,

U, S. Land Office. at Sterling Colorado
October 90. 1918.
Notice is hereby given that Joel A. Falk
of Stoncham. Colorado. who. on May 3. 1918,
made Homestead Entry Serial No. 022s34 for
Lots ;. 4. SEA sWA, swA sEh, Sec. is, +.
~. r, Sc w. and Sci. Sec 10, Township 9
North, Range 81 West. 9th Principal Mcrid.
ian. has filed notice Of intention 10 make
Final Three Year Proof. 10 establish claim to
the land above described. before Register and
Receiver, United States Land oisice, at Ster.
ling. Colorado. on the lith day Of December,
1915
Claimant names as witnesses;
Frank Ballenger. Henry Schwartz, Eric
Stensvud. Roy Hunt. all Of Stoncham, Colorado
vude. Roy Hunt. all OF Stoneham, Colorado
1881 lf-2s A. +. BROWNS Register
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-12-12
COLUMBIA MALE
QUARTETTE WITH
ORGAN CHIMES TO
APPEAR HERE

The Columbia Male Quartet Is recog-
nixed as one OF the standard male
quartets OF the lyceum platform. Last
season they toured the East, appearing
In fourteen states and everywhere ere
ated marked enthusiasm. They can do
what is usually SO difficult for the ordi-
nary male quartet to do. sing standard
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-12-12

Sending to Europe 14l, ,OO0, 900 bush
els Of wheat from surplus Of appar
emily nothing was the outstanding ex-
plolt Of the American food army In the
critical year Of the war.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-12-12
Our exports since Is country
entered the war have justified a

+ Our exports since s country 1.
+ entered the war have justified a 1.
+ statement made by the Food Ad. 4.
+ ministration shortly after Its con- 4.
r eeption, outlining the principles I.
+ and policies that would govern 1.
+ the solution Of this country's i.
+ food problems. +
r "The whole foundation of de- 1.
+ mocracy,' declared the Food Ad- 1.
+ ministration. "lles In the indi. +
+ vidual initiative of Its people +
+ and their willingness to serve the 1.
+ interests Of the nation with com. 1.
+ plete self effacement In the time +
7 Of emergency. Democracy can +
+ yield to discipline. and we can +
+ solve this food problem for our +
I. own people and for the Allies in +
+ this way To have done SO will +
+ have been q greater service than +
+ our immediate objective, for we +
+ have demonstrated the rightful. +
+ ness Of our faith and our ability +
I. TO defend ourselves without be. =
I Ing Prussianixed." =
+ ).
+ + + + ++++ + + - +++r+++ +
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-08
PTSTREAZATE, EIBERTY
BONDUL.

Cftiva oameni ce vor sa sc fmbo.
gateasca repede vor veni pc la per-
'soanele patriotice ce au cumparat
Liberty Bonduri 81 Pc care ii stu
'ca nu vor sa~si vfnda. Bondurile
pc mimic, acestia vor sta de eli ca
sd cumpere actilali de la compania
lor orr alt stock, Ell vor insista Cd
omul nu trebue sa lie dee bani in
nina, destul daca pentru banii
aceia li-se da Liberty Bondul.
Sa site cd un Liberty Bond este
o investare 81 cea mai sigura din
intreaga lime, 81 un ON prudent
va Fl foarte bagator de seama la
1ncercarile orr la silintele ce, fac
acesti vulturi ca sal induca ca sd
sehimbe aceasta investare sigura
pc alta multi mai nesigura. Felul
acesta de a da Liberty Bonduri la
aceste companii de fmprumut In
seamna simplu ca dai un lucru dc
care esti sigur pc I'm mcru de care
nu peti Fl nici odata sigur.
= cuminte 81 patriotic ca SAT-
pastrezi Liberty Bohdurile.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-08

de- q merge nnde vrea 81 cfnd are
voie, el putut ca sa Sc aseze in
ori &c loc priincies organizfndu-se
i'm acest fel triburile 81 natiunile
cey acum la urma nc-an dat civili-
zatia 81 istoria.
@ noua arma a.venit acum in vi
Fata razboinica omului. Ell era un
salbatic lnptator in decursul intrea
Egci istorii, insa pc cfnd ii placea ca
sd omoara pc ceialalti semeni ii
Hui, emu voia sd fie omorit.
Asa el a dat pc el arml,ra. In
dccursul evulni medin el punea cit
mai multi fier pc cl, incft la ur1na
|:cavalerii alba puteau sii umble in
armllra lor, 81 le trebuia un cal
Fputerpic ca sal poarte. Aceste ar
amuri nu puteau Fl patrunce de sa;
|gcti. Deci omul Isl chinnia mintea
ca sd inventeze altceva mai pfactie
81 mai puternic.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-08
Mat dfWtiSWi.

Ungaria intreag; sd pare ca
astazi nu-i alta decIt un gulas
mare, lar Austria un Wiener
schnitzel".
Unii oameni sunt Alta de 'ocn-
patti I'm datul de sfaturi fncft nj
ci odata nu au timp sa-si mai
dea 81 lor cite un,l.
In correspondents lor GU Aust
tria, aliatii vor avea un lucru
deosebit de greu. Dinsii nici oda-
Eta nu vor putea sti dinaintc da-
ca scrisoarea il va mai ajunge
viu pc eel caruia e arlresata.
In ziua de. astazi pima 81 sol
datii carl nu sunt fncrestinali Isl
pot face un hume in arlCa.a.
Numele Austro- -Ungariei de a.
cuma- incolo poate sd fie ,,State-
lie Desunites'.
Daca in Austria s'a terminal
razboiul, nu credeti ca ar ii binc
sa stim Gle s'a 1nceput anarchia? |?
Lucrurile nu sunt tetdeauna a.
sa dupa cum sd par. Multi STAR
Fl putut cruta multe neajunsurl
daca nu ar Fl 1mprumutat banii
Tor = altora.
Germania crede ca facind fa-
gaduieli mincinoase asupra celor
ce lie va face in viitor, are sd scape
de plata pentru celea ce lea facut
in trecut. Nh ascultati, lea sa nu
va inselati.
Femeile sa imbraca de asa ca sd
plaza barbatilor 81 sa displaca al
tor femei.
@ femeie este in stare sa faca o
oglinda sal minta in ,fata. Insa un
nebun nu poate face asa ceva.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-08
REFLECTII.
cUM A INVENTAT OMUL AR
MFLE.

De multi, foarte de multi, cind O.
mul traia prin paduri, avfnd vi
alta similara Gu celorlalte ANNA
lie salbatice, omul Invatat sa ia,
ca focul, avind pacienta de freca
doua lemne una de alta, pima cind
din frecarea aceasta lemnul frecat
s'a aprins.
Intfi lemnul frecat s'a fncalzit,
apoi scos FUN, lar dupa aeeia
flacara. Frecarea aceasta era un
ceva foarte greu pentru primitiy,
ell deci incercat ca sd fmpleteasca
0 sfoara orr coarda, lar dupa ce o
infasura in j1ru1 lemnu1ui uscat
Inceput sa traga de capetele sfoa-
rel - la fel.cum vedem la uncle
triburi char 81 in ziua de All. In
sd din felul acesta de a face foe,
mai nascut alta idee i'm mintea
primitivului 81 anume a legat sfoa-
ra de capatele uliui copacel elastic,
lelgat de mijlolcul sfoarei I'm
lcsnn 81 in felul acesta putea sa
frece lemnele Gu o mai mare usu-
rinta; dar totodata, fara sd bann-
iasca el facut prima forma de
are, pentru ca dacS dadea drumul
la lelmnul ce i-a pus la mijlocul
sfoarei de care tragea sa- Sc frece
lemnele, ca sblIra IN departare.
De sigur ca omul cfnd vazut
sarind lemnul departe o idee. a
strafnlgerat prin creerul lui. A
mai fRcercat d. oiteva ori, apoi sra
alcs 0 bacata DE- lemn elaIstica, q
ineoyoiat-e, a iegat . sfoara mai
tare, pns .sxgeata in arc 81 a.
tras cOarda c,srputerc indarat dim
dn-i drllmna snkit.
Sageata sbura in aer Gu fortal
81 iata omnl era stapinnl crea-
tiunilor. Nh nai ers necesar Cd sa
se aseusda prin teri ca senaeniil
sal CO "a na-l Aaxn5Acc bestiile sxls
batice, bar din contra el mergea
unde-i placea u "a curaj ataca pe
celc mai forosse diatre cie. Ia ais
lte cnyinte eree lai y fnesput -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-08
S1NITATEA e. AVERE.

Care ON ar vrea sa fie bolnav |?
Boala pricinuieste perderea lefei.
Primejduieste slulha 81 aduce chel-
tuielli pc doctori.. Muncitorii Sta
'telor Unite perd $772, ,892, $50 pc
an din pricina boalelor. De buna
seama sa Fiji sanatosi. ca sd fiji
sanatosi va trebue lumina, odai GU
rate bine aerisite noaptea 81 ziua.
Nu fnchiriati odai intunecoase.
Aerul proaspat 81 lumina in fieca-
re odaie sunt mai folositoare ca
doftoriile. Nici plantele, nici copii
nu pot creste in intunerec. De cite
ori teal cautat-la doctor sau la spi-
tai anul trecut? fntreaba pc doctor
despre odai intunecoase. Odaia in
tunecoasa e un lolc de oftica, un-
de cresc germenii'si 81 necurateniile.
Cheltuielile ell Mminatul 81 dofto-
Ri fac ca odaile intunecoase 81 ne
/ EsanatoaSe sa tie tot att de Scumpe
ca cele luminoase 81 sanatoase. All
vre-o odaie in care arzi gaz ziua?
Socoteste cit cheltriesti pc gaz 81
doftorii.
Bolnavil0r lie trebue SCARE 81 aer
curat. Ensanatosarea lor impede
cata daca dorm intro odaie dina
untru. Aerul stricat face pruncul
suparacios. q spre folosul D-tra ca
sd va mutati fntr 'un loo luIninos 81
bine aerisit,. ca copii sa creased
mari 81 tari. Urnaati sfatul acesta
spre va incredinta de adevar. In
tunecimea strica ochii 81 aduce ne
.voia de ochelari. Paziti-va ochii 81
.scutiti cheltuielile, lasind cit Sc poa
te mai multa lumina. Mai bine G
plati chirie pc odai luminoase, de-
cit cheltui banii pc ochelari 81
boale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-08
71in c,.uz;n,fle Rnl1nrilo,

Din cruzinsie Bulgurilor. AZ
tena, Grecia. PrisoMerii En-
glezi reintorsi din Bulgaria spun
ca Bulgarii au aplicat cele mai cru
de torture prisonierilor de razboi,
81 Cd uniis din acestia au fnnebunit.
Prisonierii Sfrbi 81 Romini erau
tratati cei mai rau, lar odata s'a
vazut un caz cind un Gree a Host
spinz,irat GU picioarele in sus 81
arS de viu. #
/ Ne1ntelegerile din Gern,ania, -
Zurich. - Stirile din Berlin anun-
ta ca abdicarea 1mparatl1lui Willis
am devenit iminenta. Ziarul Mu-
Mich Post scrie ca intre guvernuI
din Munich 81 Gel din Berlin s'au
ivit serioase nepotriviri de itleis
'Urmind, ziarul mai adauga: ,,Ho-
henzollernii 81 partidul militarist
ar face gresala s;i Sc joace Gu To-
cul, caci p6porul ma fnclinat de
loc sd ramie nesimtitor"
Imperial german IN foto des-
membrdrei. - Paris. - Rapoarte-
lie primite din Elvetia de ziaruI
Information anrnta ca Germa-
MIA Sc afla in fata desmembrarei.
O stire din Zurich anunta dease-
menea ca in sudul Germaniei cresc
nemultumirile fata de imperiu 81
ca deputatii Bavarezi au adoptat
un plan pentru formarea unui stat
independent, care sd coprinda Ba-
varia, Wurtemburg, Baden 81 Au-
stria germana.
Kaiser std gata de fugd. = Lon
dra. I'm magnat de navigate
Norwegian, trecfnd astazi catre
Seattle, a adus vestea ca intr 'unul
din porturile baltice ale germaniei
sta un vapor ell presiunea ridicata,
gaia sd porneasca in orr ce moment
pentru a~duce pc Kaiser 81 familia
sa in Suedia, unde lisa pregatit
din vreme un castel ca loc de re-
fugiu. Magnatul mai spunea ca in
cazul acesta aliatii vor cere Suedi-
Ell sal prcdea, staruind in aceasta
cerere char cu 0 declaratie Gle raz-
bei, daca ar Fl necesar.
fn,patinGreG casurilor de imnu-
entd. - Cleveland, Ohio. - Auto
ritatile departamentului sanitar
all anuntat ca,daca numarul cazu-
rilor de Influenza, spaniola va ur-
ma sa descreasca inainte precum
au inceput de citeva zile, Sc poatc
ca saptamina viitoare sd sc desci,i-
da toate tfatrele, bisericile, cine
matografsle ri alte localuri publi-
ce, carl fusesera fnchise pentru a
fmpedeca intinderea acestei boale
vrajmase.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-08
uN CADOU THUMOS>

pc care Il poti face Gu ocazia
sarbatofilof CKACIUNULUI
unui prieten sau Solfiatilor no.
stTi carl snnt rrin Canapuri
sau in Franta, este ca So le tri-
-miti nm Calendar National de
al ziarului AMERICA.
Stizn foarts bins c& de la In
ceperee fazboiu1ui 9u s'a mai
putut aduee carti din patria ye
cha, yi IN tizap1t a. fata stim
,fearts bins c. da Ia lucratorul
din fabrica s. pin& q soldatul
de Pc front duGc1f hps& do
e11ti ID oeti1.
0aaandasuI din anil 101Q g.
yte fntocmit 81 felul acosta c. sa
'aCopere hpsa ckrtflor Hterare;
"a 81 VI g1lsf n0ve1e = pOesii
~ 81 nfai g. fkunes suritegi,
fotoeraku foaxte fxuxnnase AZ
pe cimpul ~ lnptx Il lnlilte ~
~ sfseurt cFs % ~ ~ fblos
~ 9 opz ~ ~ i.
'cugl1 ~ n G1l. JFef ~.
nl, tn - y
srak< flnsla< - r. 1I1nSf ~ ~ Il
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-08
INF0RMATIUIv

IUpNSCdTeU UVOF TUSUTufgt UeT-
mani. = Amsterdam. - Ziarul
Cologne Zeitung anunta ca un ma
re numar de soldati 81 muncitori
armati au ineercat s& ibereze pc
alti rebel earl sc aflau la o inchi-
scare in Kiel. In 1ncercarea lor in
sa au dat fata Gil soldati credin-
ciosi 81 a fnceput 0 lupta, in tim
pul Garcia au murit s rebel 81 alti
20 an fost raniti gray.
Lberarea arestantilor BelSieni.
= Amsterdam. - O depesa sosita
de la Berlin anunta ca guvernul
german, in conformitate GU amnes-
tia pc care a proclamat-o mai ina
inte, liberat pc toti civilii Belgi-
eni carl Sc aflau arestati in Ger
mania.
fnapnscctd de hot. = Chicago. -
Ora Lulu Alison, 0 sora de caritaA
tie la un spital de aici, a fost i'm
puScata noaptea trecuta de un hot
care Sc fntrodusese in cladire ur-
cindu-se pc scarile de salvare (fire
escape)>
Viena face nasuri. - Copenha-
ga. 0 telegrama de la Viena a.
nunta ca daca armistitiul italian
va Fl interpretat de aliati ca din
du-le drept sd atace pc Germania
prin Austro- Ungaria, vor fl voei
carl All sd protesteze Official.
Ategere0 Nnni socialist In con-
gses. = Milwaukee, Wis. - Fostul
deputat Victor L. Berger, socialist
a fost ales la congress in al cineilea
district din Wisconsin printr o
majoritate aproximativ de 5000
de voturi.
JGjuri i'm GeYm0nia. - Copen-
haga. - Rapoartele prinite astazi
aici anunta ca un mare namar de
soldati 81 civil din ofasele Ausse
| ri Pettau au jefuit prayaliile 81 fa-
bricile, dfnd de asemenea fec Ia
mai multe locuinte. Sc ziee Cd Pc
Ilitia nu e in stare sd intervie, caei
Sc vede fara nici o pntere.
Karoly plc0cd sd de0 0chi Gu
Diaz. Amsterdam. Contsle
Michael Karoly, fmpreunxA cur msi
multi menbTii din consiliai natiO-
|nal 81 din eel al soldatilor 81 mum
|citorilor, an plecat Ia Psdua ca sd
1nceapa negocierilc de pace Gu ge-
neraluT Diaz seful csmsndant al
armatelor italiene. StireG despre
|sacestea este adus& aici intro tele--
|gran1a sosit& de Ia Budapssta.
/ Topjre6 stotNeloy 'Sn0lsxe. Haz
Ga. Statuele din Gernanie ale
HngIezilor rerumifi "A tvst1 Iu1si
Ian fost pFilhefe cari ~ 1 tnsex
Il M 81 ~ s3 " s ID
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-02-04

loathes to work that he can do
and is interested in, or l can send
him home If | can find nothing
for him to do.
Operation May Help.
THE first examination is the
testing of the mans reflexes, and
physical tests to determine the
presence or absence of organic
disease which would make the
man rebellious to discipline or
give his mind wrong slant.
If there is organic trouble, for
example, a pressure on the brain,
perhaps an operation or treatment
will remedy the malady and make
dull man into a good soldier"
Local boards, in the opinion of
the captain, were wrong in send
ing SLOW" men to camp. Many
times they did it because the man
wanted to come and because they
believed that the man would find
some useful place in the army.
No Gcniuscs Wanted.
But" said Capt. Smith, IAN
army can be no more efficient
than the least efficient soldier.
We might put such a man to work
peeling potatoes behind the lines,
but suppose a need for troops came
and the potato peelers were need
ed as fighters. Would the men
tally unsound man be a reliable
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-02-04
Puyallup M. E. Church
Unfurls Big Flag

Puyallup Methodist church to-
day is displaying a service flag
with As stars, dedicated at the
evening service yesterday.
The stars represent these men:
G. Hassler Johnston, Alvin Millen,
Earlem Millen, Neal Rinehart,
John Rinehart, Walter Showers,
Richard Johnson, Ed Mills, Ralph
Weaver, Warren Lagerquist, Wal
ter Chamberlain, Lorraine Cham
berlain, George Moore, DR.. Clar-
ence Utterback, Guy Rawlings,
Ralph Forbes, Archie Scheyer,
Harold Hotelling, Maynard Hotel
ling, Herbert Bum, Elmer Long,
Parker Audrain, Jessie Kellogg,
Edward T. Kellogg, Allen Holton,
Lister Mahaffie, Clarence A. Brom-
ley, Frank H. Jacobs, Harry Rags,
Ed. Schriner, Edward S. Wilson,
Howard Corbitt, DIR. Mcclure, j.
F. Wheeler, Ralph Spaulding, Joel
Boone, Ed. c. Deming, Will Price,
Tommie Groves, Marshal Olmsted,
Fay M. Olmsted, Ernest A. Hill,
F.. S. Johnson and William c.
Pence,
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Mothers Boy Practically Feeble Minded
and Can't Be Good Soldier, Says Psychiatry

perform what most people would
call miracles.
lie has a test that he applies
to every case. 1t isn't scientific
test, rather it is a human test
meant to he applied to human be-
ings and not used a micrOmeter to
measure mere cogs in the machine
of war.
It's Gentle Search.
II say to myself" he declared,
would l be willing to have this
man next to me in trench or
next to my son on the battle
front? Would feel safe with him
there? Would his presence as an
officer or an enlisted man put
my life in hazard or would it con-
tribute to the success in arms Of
the United States?'"
So, while like vivisection, pys-
cistry lays bare things that are
hidden to the eyes of the laymen,
it's gentle search and neces-
sary search.
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Omitted Press Leased wire.)


LONDON, Feb. Herman mil
itarism faced its supreme test
within its own borders today. The
common people, whose general
strike to enforce demands for
food and consideration Of peace
negotiations reached it's climax in
rioting and bloodshed last week,
and the alternative OF returning to
work or paying the extreme pen
|alty-death by a firing squad.
The fate of Germany-andi in a
lesser degree, the whole world
depends upon the strikers decis-
ion.
If they submit to the supreme
commands ultimatum, 1t will
mean that German militarism has
won another victory and that the
central powers may again concen-
trate their efforts in preparing for
the spring drive against the allies.
If they do not submit, bloody
civil war thruout Germany and
|Austria-Hungary will result.
There is a tendency here to be-
lieve that the death threat will
temporarily COW the workers into
Submission.
There is belief, too, that such
victory for the militarists will
furnish only a short respite.
If the coming German offensive
is ineffective and the slaughter
heavy, another uprising by the
people is regarded as almost Ger.
tain.