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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-19
HAIG'S BLOW HIT KAISER.
Beraking Hindenburg Line Brought
Plea, Foch Says.

London Oct ~. Marshal Foch a lea
davs ago personally told Field Marshal
Haig hat II was the British break through
the Hindenburg ilne that brought about
the German peace offer ht London
roryrsnonlrnt of The Manchester
Guardian saws ne learns indirectly but IA
a most uuuucSuouah!c MAY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-19
Wesson Worker Joins The Tanks.

Springfield Mass. October, IS Doug
las b. We sson. formerly purchasing
agent OF the Smith and Wesson Company
recently taken over by the 90 vern-
nent lett for 1iettyshurg Pa wfer he
will be voluntarily ndueted INTO the tank
serNIcn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-19

Every evenings CLASSIFIED advertise
menJs bring results. Proved 70 the salts
faction 81 many and WIil ce 10 you.- Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-19
FROM THE HOHENZOLLERN
EDITION OF THE RUBAIYAT
Arthur H. Foi~eii in Brooklyn Daily
Times


Wake For the Hun is scattering in flight
Before the onward push Of Allied might
Wilhelm, awake And in receptive
mood
Give ear 70 fate's decree. and then
good night
kuitur is slated for a long repose:
And Schrecklichkeit upon tObOggan goes.
But still the Hohenzollern tumbles not
To what the world, outside Of Potsdam
knows
Come Stall no more III Freedom :
glowing spring
Your winter garment Of divine right fling
It's our of fashion by 4 hundred years
Come, Bill get action: or if not, then
Biug'
4 book Bernhard i on some desert isle,
4 pair Of bracelets plcc headquarters
style
And alI around 1 watery wilderness
| guess that will hold you for q while
Some il the dungeons Of this world, and
some
Their finish see in endless h.Ils 10 come:
You're booked for Dotll, Bill; here and
also there
Nei-ioomed. four years ago, in Belgium
FoI You vino drenc1,.d mankind IN bloody
rain
Ter Ho4, to y tom remonsirnnce VA i'll
VAIN
y re. once nr> rou ,,aerc NJ sant
r,u Till
lo4 hrt yt#I iifc ,ot vi; E,t ri loose
tgtin'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-19
Rev. Broadway is Well Again.

Rev. T. NJ Broadway pastor OF
Madelev NJ. f. Church. has recovered
rom q ten-days ii lness.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-19

Kingston, Jamaica, Oct. l9.-Spanish
influenza is now epidemic and causing
many deaths. The authorities are ener-
pctically dealing with the disease.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-19
FLU IN SOUTH AMERICA.
200, 900 Victims In Ruenos Ayres, Peru
Also has Victims. Many Deaths In
jamaica

Bucnos Ayrcs, Oct Io.Therc arc
100000 cases of influenza in Buenos
Ayres. No deaths from it have occurred
Reports received from Chill indicate
that an extremely grave epidemic pre-
deaths.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-19
POLICE REPORT PENSION FUND.
Paw Roll for the Past Six Months ii
S5,905.I6.

The police pension fund report foT the
,ix months ended September 30 IS az
lolIouS:
Cash in active bank April : 26l.80
Transferred from Artisans bank ,03l II
Rewards for arresting deserters. 2,loOU
Donations 5000
Interest on bonds Z,o23y9
Unclaimed goods and money 1852
Dues and fines JoZ.oo
Annual appropriation from City
Council ...... J,UUOD
sl2, 1856 a
Pension pay roll for SIX months 1906. 10
Balance in active bank Oct. s 6,48l .05
Investments:
Wilmington city pet bonds sl9,O 10000
Wilmington city u pct bonds. 100000
Wilmington Building Commis-
sion 10 pet bonds 100000
Board Education e pet. bond 100000
New Castle county 4 pet bonds 10000
New Castle county 4 pet bond 900 %
I : Liberty per cent bonds 1,53O,W
Wilmington Savings Fund 80
ricty .... 2.i4Z ~
s7I.b92 40
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-19

Lima, Preu, Oct. l9-Dr. Baltasar
Brum, the tfruguayan Foreign Minis
ter, who is returning home after o visit
TO the United States, is i'll with influenza
ut Mollendo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-19

The police pension fund report foT ths.
,ix months ended September 30 Is az
fnlinu-s
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-24

slowly take such food drinks, which sus-
tain without taxing. than TO eat any solids
~ all.
II should always be remembered. how
ever. hat such drinks are meals and Il
should not be a habit To drink matted
mllks and iced cocoa. etc. between meals,
and then regular meals In addition. as OF
course, this would be unwiae doubling up
Of food. which is jIst what should be
avoided.
Another hab responsible FOR many up.
set systems 600 summer time especially
among children be- the habit ~ eating all
kinds %, extra TITLES between the regu-
lar eating hours People "a iu cars MUNICH
ing chocolate and peanuts and popcorn.
and children suck candy sticks ana eat
bananas nj any and an hours, not realizing
that this Is mnst unWis" Chocolate is one
AZ the foods with highest tat value and Is
often given 10 soldiers ON tho mgrch 10
81 imulato them Bananas are pure starch.
difficult 10 digest when raw, and a most
substantial food Peanuts are almost
wholly protein and a. uourishinr as meat.
Vet seldom does The pcrso Who uibhles
a sack peanuts between meals think he
IS giving his stomach a. much 10 do as n
We asked 10 20 digest a pound Of steak, It
cannot be- put TOO strongly that eating
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-24

,hould not he allowed between meals. tina;
the "nibb,ing" habit is bad. and that such
extras az % pcoru. candy. etc. are food,
ana should be sn regarded
Cold Foods Less TAXING Than Hot.
While iced tea and soft drinks are
common. yet perhaps they are NOT utilized
81. wisely a. possible lu the first place.
'' Is never wise 'u driul very cold drinks.
specially when the body is heated. as fire..
UI emily the results are dangerou-. Sec.
l O. the habit OF "swiIllng" d-iuks at gny
and an hour % The day Is also bnd. par
o.. ularly II the drinks are z ilped down
rapidly, A sudden chill to the delicate
s umach nerves g. most uuWisp Vet the
cool drink has its place. We ae Just be.
liuriug 90 appreciate the yalue OF grape
Juice. logHuhpfry juice. pineapple and
apple juice. etc Such true food. drinks are
safer and more wholesome than pop" and
o the doubtful tribe 90 pink lemonade"
-o variuusly offered
To sum up. the worker in hot weather
should avoid fats and sugars and II heat.
IuE food choose those tina, aye cooling
and prefer cold foods 10 hof. and Utilize
me fruit drinks as well a. vegetables aud
fruits To he fullest. II be- wouli keen cool
Work well and avoid lowered vitality.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-24

ward. Sow draw the arms backward as
lar as possible. bending the elbows aud
holding tho arms as close to he body a,
YOU can You NAV not know II. but one
Of your shoulders may hans a little lower
than the other that will work much harm
10 a depressed lung For this reason
insist that you m MP and throw back
YOUR shoulders during all your morning
exercises and as often during the day a.
ih" thought occurs fo you
Get some dumb bells or a pair OF nat
i-ons AMI keep them by your bedside
series ~ exercises with these are wonder
ful 20 tone M tho body n your abdomen
Is beginning 20 sag. hen the slow. regular
bending exercises are best stand with
the arms raised above the head aud he
palms forward Keep the elbows straieht
with a slow. sweeping motion bend FOR
ward until the tips ~ the fingers reach
the door In front OF YOU oh yes. YOU can
Not AZ first. perhaps. but with practice YOU
can even touch your knuckles 10 the n0nr
And you must moi bend our knees not
even the slightest bit
When you have mastered this c%vcrpis,
by practice, thrust the hands Dlaspei at
the nnger'polnts as FAR bach bet zen the
knees as you can In This way a semi
circle Is descrtbed at enc sweeping ml
llNHi anu Tue dUVtiNlIlh. m'HIIfH are
strengthened at the same time ant an the
Internal organs are stimulated into r.
uewed action
For inactive heavy back muscles ilp
rotary trunk mutIou Is best Bend the
body forward ~ HE waist line aud SWING
the upper part OF the bod, slowly around
ms though 'H" waist Ntte % pivot Move
the trunk slowly ~ th, rishi ~ TAT as q
viii so and th,u To- the lcn as .ar As pos
sible sway slowl, uum IN, extreme rirht
90 leu and back again. being careful not
20 wrench NE body
These Hight gymnastics taken either
after or before the bath leo the morning
Will build ~ HE frailest physique IN a ~.
marhahlt short fiU' and II Won are fat
ile'e b. mo- better medicine IN The world
for training YOU down
But. on The whole iher. * h1 ,orm IT
exercise 20 general, tonic 40 the system
J think. as walking These walks lpuld
not take the place uf ihe muruius eyrr
,isrs. hu' should Implement Thorn N %
woman be- ~ The bilious temperament
with an inclination % grow aallpw aud
heavy eyed .h' u,rd- luurtr Wulhs nan
the woman of ,.uUuiue temperIm ut
whose blood naturally leaps through her
veins ~ d more rapid pace
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-24
How Womanly Beauty
Depends Upon Grace


TNPERTS In beauty nov agree that
the real charm OF a woman depends
upon the innate grace and ease ~
her movements rather than upon her
beauty The latter may be due solely TO
an accident Of birth, white the former may
be- acquired.
4 woman may have irregular features.
a colorless skin and hair that is not in the
least remarkable yet II she has a good.
straight hrure aud can waik or sit with
an easy gracefuiness. uothinF can be quite
30 attractive have but little patience
with a woman who goes on aud mopes
about her looks when nature has endowed
her with a perfectly formed figure aud an
intelligence that can direct her how To
make the most Of her appearance
And the real secret OF this is so simple
that u Is difficult for the majority OF wo.
men 20 realize II. Deep breathing. fresh
air and exercise are The magic sesame
that will open the door to health aud
be uty. Deep breathing il in itself n
superb tonic, and certain exercises VIII aid
greatly Ia forming that habit one ~
these r. TO stand loosely clad before an
open window. Expand the lung by throw.
IN" the shoulders back and placing the
tips OF the fingers upon the shoElder blades
Vile YOU inhale naturally and deepl,
49, 'F' v NH'AAA w iAHfNAfA
slowly ana thoroughly from the lips, ct
ting II escape with a whistling sound
70 IL really one OF the most important
things Ia the world TO have healthy lungs.
l'u rhust learn TO sit erect. stand erect
ari walk erect al all times Fresh air you
must have, Of course plenty OF o. Bui
OF what avail The putest oxygen II here
are districts In that wonderful region In.
side your rhs where a breath Of fresh air
can never reach
Begin riEht IN now Straishten M and
start exercising The result. In grace aud
health obtained hy even The simplest gym
uds'ics are often magical. As soon a. You
awaken IN the morning jump out of bed
aud throw open your Wtndows DON'T la
here psmpctinT yuur system with another
t'feeu.miuutc cat MAJ.
Remember that the best way ~ heautifN
your shoulder BE- by a systcmaii. aud dali,
exercise ~ the arms because the muscles
thar control the arms a. he shoulder
socket are not located primarily iu the
arms. hut iu The shoulders Here O.. %
simple one thrt I often practice b. the
morning
stand erect with the suuuIu"rs nc,u well
back Stretch the arms directly 600 front
Of YOU win The hands clcuaned Ialm up.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-24

cooler Drinking of water and all fruit
idires between meals. therefore. should he
encouraged. II they are not too sweet or
too cold.
Practical Hot Weather Meals.
We have said IN avoid meats. ~gravies.
sweets and fats. Vet n Is possible to end
sufficient foods without using these for
hidden groups. First. the wonderful yege.
table Kingdom comes to our aid. 80 other
country or season has such fruit and yege.
table profusion ~ This moment Offers.
Second. we have milk. buttermilk. the
suured milk drinks and cheese dishes.
Third, the eggs. FISH and cereals. Even
the worker away from home can find good
choices Ia these group For instance,
hero are some selected meals from mex
peusiye cafe menu cards:
Baked Beans. Vegetable Salad.
Glass Of MIR. Rice Pudding.
Cream Cheese Sand wich.
Far OF Corn
Buttermllk. Peache. or Prunes.
Deviled Eggs Cold
SLICED Tomato and Cucumber.
Chocolate Cornstarrh Iced Tea.
Salmon Salad
Corn Pudding Stuffed Tomato.
Cu-tald or squash Pie.
+.
Potato Salad
Cottage Cheese nd Rye Bread.
Sliced Watermelon
Peanut Butter Sandwich.
SuCto'ash Baked Potato.
Buttermilk. Peaches.
The Food.Drink Meal.
Al other times ~ may be 80 hot that one
does not even feel Ike saiiu. solids Al all
Here Is where the food drink meal offers
is s~,.Ni,.s For example. a glass of
matted Wllk with egg or Ice cream beaten
loo. a chocolate egg miIh or buttermilk
slyc- a large quantity ~ uutrineuf with
ont any raN un digestion Indeed, two
a'assc- ~ fresh hu'tormiik aud a couple
OF crackers vIll supply as much uutriment
as q half pound ~ sfeah. All milk drinks
should hr sppaH slowly NOT be- taken ice
old. hu' entitled Ioola,k or other fer
n,ouied iriJk, also give food lu the most
dIgr-rihlr form, u o. much wiser In the
mlda., % au rueryatiur. muEEy day to
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-24

-XCESSIvE heat lowers bodily resist.
ance. That is why. in these clos.
- ing dog days ~ summer the appe.
lite often ~anes and nothing tastes good. 30
No time Of the year IL more likely TO result
IN depression. faint feeling or actual M.
ness together with fatigue. and he man
or woman in business Is The keenest -uf
ferer. because often II Is Just In this heated
period that he must -iaN in the office or
shop or remain IN the steamiug CITY.
but eating the wise selection ~ food
during this weather will have much 10 do
with standing the strain well For our
body Is an engine. and u need different
grades 81 fuel for different periods ~ the
wear aud Summer is the tiIae TO avoid
stocking up" The foods that create most
heat H. the body should be- avoided. and
those thai keep II cool used freely
Avoid sugar. Fats and Excessive s,arehes.
Sow L. Just the season to carry out the
Governments conservation policies Sugar.
tat aud meat heat the blood Indeed.
sugar II 50 soluble In HE blood that iis
-necis are noted within an hour after eat
mr. Eating generous, 80 andy cake or
any sweet dessert viii give that heavy.
tired feeling because he sugar is Great.
M energy which the weather and he lax
condition OF tue body cannot "work M
similarly fats Of all kind. especially
ersvi.s ana animal 'ats which take long
rD digest aul which are more ~ q TAX Oh
he system than foods quickly diges'ed,
should BE- avoided Foods fried In fai are
exceptionally taxing - then tle fat has
anected aud enclosed the nbrcs uf he food
.uL must D., dissolved b, the digestive
Juice bsfor, rb, food itself an De- and
lhi' ais, &c al extra effort. STAR hes In
excess AT, inclined 20 create constipation
.LI Tot tnis reason ZOO. shulld not De
iakei too heavily
Keep Eun. nation Active
hot weather fh, bod, titles hv every
means q, keeI IT. own tenn cratury los
i.ai is Why Wt p'rsuirr so freely Zoo order
hat this luseusihl, evaporation sill keep
Co., body coo \uv the more perfectly
tut body eliminate, The cooler viii bee
T. W, rat ionu that cle- 'Hr ~ en- tlai
natt fuI constipation then ISL. a.. only
e. ultppInl uul human -,wIre systems 70
back az and create h,aituh,- 1ui pu.
SON. nu 10 We Keep 'hy rliWIuaiuI nor
Wn, with ~, or tnrc, bowel oNJ"Ha'luis
lAilN. then We ar, sure tu keep OBJ. boo,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-24
Dos-Day Meals for the
Business Worker
By Mrs. Christine Frederick,

Distinguished Authority on Household Efficiency.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-26
Oeick nOr nGem.

SSn einem MODERN eineeridteten
&eide Iebte elm &onig, Der, einem
beriibmten 8eiipiele folgenG. es
Iiebte, oils einfa6er Mom nerfIei.
bet 0ur6 Die StraBen ieiner &eii-
hen5 5l panoeln.
@ines @benos, oIs er geraoe
ourd oie ninfelieen nno i6Ie6t Be.
Ielt6teten @qiien elmer berrufenen
8%oritaot i6ritt, naberte iid inn elm
I6Iedt gefIei6etes Snoipiouun, ies-
te inn Elm baaridarfes 9oi6melier
an 6ie 8ruit uno Iteute inn Die be.
fannte 4lternatipe Smii9en @eI6
un0 2e6en.
Ser &onig, pelder e1n5li6 I'M
beipoffnet NOR, eri9raf beftig uno
noIlte Dem &duber idon f9tperen
Screens feline mertpouen &Ieinooien
ausliefern, als elm Sen MrbeiterfIaj.
fen angeboriger Mann, Ser ales
mttangeieben batte, mie Ser 8Iit
atf Der @iIofId6e erI9ien uno Den
Strol6 NIT einem gutee5ieIten
S9ulie aus ieinem &eboIper nieoer.
itredte.
Ser 4onig mar tief eeriibrt,
6anfte ieinem &etter buIoboqit, no.
tierte oeiien 0amen uno AoreIIe uno
fnbr Johann in einem Mietpagen in
1ein ShIoR.
Ser cole &etter, Ser begreifli.
derpeiie i'm itiaen otf einen 2obn
fir feline Sot rednete, borrte in
frober Soffmtng IGngere 3eit auf
Elm 8et6en Der @nerfennung.
l1no es bIieb ni6t aus! - Neun
8oGen na9 Dem @orfna erbieIt er
bon Ser @e6oroe elm ~nerIiegeItes
Sdreibcu, bos er NIT fie6erborcr
nngeouIo erbraG.
@S mar ein poli5eiIi9es Strof.
manoat ouf 20 &ronen @eIofrafe,
ebentuen cine ISOLDE @rret, tpeaen
8affentra9ens.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-26

tehl" i6impfte Ser @at mno fan
ms S6ritt fir Shritt nit Der
rorgeboIteuen Wiiteobel nad.
@ir wnren irob, onB mir nit
beiler Sout oos Greie erreidtcn.
Mi6 erpiidte Der Senncr nit Ell.
mem 3inten Der WiitgabeI nod
iliidtig bel Der Soie. @IiidIider-
meiie mar es cine 2eoerboie. Gonlt
bate i6 eineu oroentIi6en
rSdrcn5" (GiB) onuongetrueen. 90
nobm i6 ais gubcnfen nur cine
tiefe 6ur6e in Dem obnebin idon
obgeldabten 2eOcr nit mir.
Serr &epfe fonnte mr. nit Wiibe
oaoon obgebolten merocn, baB er
niht mieoer umfebrte uno nit Dem
niIOen Siebenf0riter 8aIt neuer'
oings onbon0elte. Sein @emiit be-
iGnitiete ii6 crit, uIs mir nod et'
uo elmer Stunoe bcim g6itieg bon
Der MIm etll reft bebasIidcs Sled.
den nit idoner ausIiht erreidten.
9ort muroe &ait gebalten uno in
ser elGn5enOen Morsenionne aus
Dem SnbaIt Oes &udiades, Oen id
notiirli1 au@ beim AbItieg fir
5rGulein 2Gtbe trug, ge~friibItiift.
0o Der Sof Oaourd beoeuteno
erIeidtert wur0e uno AUDI ole tribe
Come nod niGt bronnte, iab i'd
uno nit mir 6amitie gtepfe feline
@enIen mebr. @err &epfe tpar bon
Der 4Importie tros Der erlebten I'm.
ounebmli6feiten 5iemIid befrieoigt.
Sn Der @rinnernng perfldrt iid
chen 10 mandes. Mit benz Sieben-
forIter 8oIt uno oeIien @anieren
fonnte er iid freilid niGt befrei,n-
ben uno meinte: ng3ee, ober pat
aultur onbeIonet, iino ie man iueit
5uriif in ben SiroIer 8erienl Ser
M1onn uf Der alm BORT is ia jams
uilol Ser f0nnte ebenloiut in SSrt.
nerdfrifo lebenl Sea, feen 8un6er
MIDI, tpenn nn6ts nod Barren I'M
Der Siitte 'r%umieb'nl"
Washington Journal., 1918-07-26
SIMMER red)t flptt!

Ser &auptmartn gebt our9 oen
SpeiieiaaI Der Sffi8iere. Gin @eiI.
den iiebt er 81, wie Der Sdreiber
iorgfaltis, init i9oner &ilnoi9rift
Die SpeilefoIge idreibt. @ls er ober
bort, bob fiinf5ig FOLDER &arten n0-
tig iinb, iagt er: ~@an5 8medIos,
oieie S6onf6reiberei. Seben Sic
nal ber!" uno ridtig: binnen elmer
Stunoe bat Der Saliptmann Sebn
folder Speiiefarten gei6rieben.
.l1no nun i6rei6en sic Die refill
den pieraig ebenfaas redt flottl"
last Der Sauptmann.
rScrr Sauptmantt, geborIamit al
meloen, i'd idreibe INNER BLOB cine,
Die anoeren iperoen oann beftogro.
pbiertt" meloet Der S1reiber.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-26
@ctten.

Gin amerifaniider 9ompfer
poute einen oertl6en iiberboIen.
9ie Taiiagiere %itan0en ertuartltngs-
bon ouf benz @eroed.
uuoIen Sic petten, ooB mir
i6lagen ons oeuti6e Gteomer?"
ert0nt es binter einem oeutiden
Saiiagier, ser oie @ettfabrt auf.
merfiam berfolgt.
u0anfe; t9 Dette nidt,~ anttpor.
tet Der 9euti9e.
nl1ollen sic petten, oaB mir fol-
len baben cine @rpIoiion9"
SD iaete Sbnen bereits ="
@eiter fam Der 9eutl6e ni6t,
neil Ser 0ampffelieI ~erplobierte,
-uno Die beioen in Die 2uft geidleu-
bert nuroen.
9a erflang cine Stimme in Ser
ouft:
.rouen sic tpetten, bob i6 file
ee bober als Sie?"
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-06-16
Bv BOOTH HARRINGTON
OF the visilantes


ellie said Il just like that-nothln'
before it-and said, For the Lords
sake, Mr., Goodfeld. what's the mat.
teSf' He looked kind Of funny 70 me.
I'm worth a hundred and twenty
four thousand three hundred and six
ty'three dollars and Hfty-one cents,
he says
Well, by Orryr I says.
We'll, sir. he begun TO pant like
he'd been runnin' up hill: he got TO
heayin' like winded horse: then he
begun 20 cry and sob like a woman
that's all excited when some ones lust
died. Well. by Orryr says. You
better set down and quiet yourself.
Says. what's the matterr
~ got to die. he says I been
sick. he says I been sick and I got
To die
Well ! says, we all got 60 die.
lie KEEP straight on cryin' and
pantin and sobbln
Yes, he says, but l never knowed
l had tot | never knowed Il before I
was sick. kind o thought 4 wouldn't
RELY hat 20, when Il come right down
20 II.
Were all fixed that way says.
We all got TO have some sickness we
won't get over
well, sir, he let out a yell that Just
about rose my hair. The rest OF you
amt got a hundred and twenty-four
thousand three hundred and sixty.
three dollars and nfty-one centsr he
hollers. And got 20 dlel' he says
and he ksp' on kind OF shoutin' Il. I
got 20 die got 10 die l got TO
der And then he pitches over before
I could catch him and fell down on a
couple o. busted lobster traps.
sole Cap. whltcomb, he woke up in
his shack next door and put on some
clo'es and come IN, lookin' scared 10
death. Him and me picked Good.
field up on the traps and got him
home. half carryin' him, and him kind
OF whlmperln' and slobberin' right on
TO when we left him doubled up on a
rlckety chair at his own house.
"Next day he WIS around, Just
about the same ms ever. and never
said nothln about n0thin'. aud IN.
week after that he took Fred Owens
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-06-16
MANY RE-cLAssIFIED.

At Jacksonville. Ind. thirty-three
young registrunts who had been put
in Glass Z were notified yesterday
that they. By order o. the district
board had been placed in Glass Ia.
They had all been married during
the year All over the country this
classification Is now going on, and
10 must Of necessity 70 on as Glass
la men are being rapidly exhaust
ell by the draf, Owensboro Mes
stnrer.