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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01
Die 2Si&tigkeit oie(er 2sa6fen!

ieinef S6mahen beitebt oorin oaB err
lid nit ben Bolitifern ieiner eiaenen
9onleur nidt beionoers gut gu itel
len oermodlte, nber geraoe mos ibnl
Ieine Mioeriader pormerien, gereid)t
ibm gum 2obe. Die @ablerIfaft pom
8isconiin begebt gang iider teinen
WiBgriff inoem lie @ouperneur Bbi-
lipp I'M 4mte belGBt.
Sn oieier 8erbinoung lei lobeno
bemerft oaB INFER 8iirgermeiiter u.
VI. Bentlep trotoem er iid] oils
oemofrutiider Gdn0ioot nm ben
GongreBpoiten oes 7. Giitrifts be-
mirbt, lid nit aler @ntid)ieoenbeit
3%uguniten Der @ieoernabl bon 8ouo.
Bbilipp nu5geiproden bat, elm Be
Deis oooon oaB Sr. 9entlep liberal
gelinnt uno fem eingefleiid)ter Bor-
teitlepper lit. CUR 3eit betrauert Sr.
Bentley leioer Den Dob elmer 5o6ter
i'm b%liibenoen Alter, uno idon oeB-
pegeu fonnte err ieine Go%noiootur fir
Den GongreB tpenig foroern. SSbm &c.
geniiber ltebt unier langiGbriger uuo
in Den meiIten 9e5iebungen beltens
befpdbrter GongreBpertreter s o b II
5. Gid i'm 6eloe, uno iomit fam
Der ausgang unierer GongreBtpabl
feinem groBen 3meifel unterliegen.
8as Die Iiiemblp. uno Gouutp-
wabIen betrifft, 10 lit Ga Groiie Goun-
IN befanntlih iibertpiegeno republi-
faniid, uno Die ai anoerer Stele I'M
giloe porgefiibrten republifaniiden
@anoioaten babert alio Die aaerbelten
Iusiihten. 8ielleidt nit Itisnabme
oes Sberiffs, fir iuelden Soften Die
0emofraten tSrn. Geo. s. Ritter
nominirten. Sr. Sitter it elm iebr poi
ieuoer uuo fobiger Waun fiir ocn
Yoiter1, uno es ioate uns gar nidpt
munoern menn er nit iliegenoen Sab
men uno GROCER Webrheit oils Sic.
ger beporginge.
@eun I'M ltebrigen uniere So
Groiier Stimmgeber ibre 9iirger'
pflidt on Der Stimmitrne getreulidl
erfiiaen, uno uad) ben poritebeno er.
mGbuten @runoidben banoeln, io
miro 6as @ablreiultnt ein befrieoi'
genoeS iein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01

tigfeit limo, uno fem gutter 8urger
ioIte alto oeridumen feline Bflidt am
Stimmfaiten 81 %erfiilen. gs iteben
Der 9ar3en Belt groBe 3inge uno
Observation-Disclosures beoor, uno
oiCie grOBe &epubIif it]eint Oa5u be-
rufen 81 iein babel cine leitenoa 3oae
gu Ipielen, pie ME 5uuOr in uniercr
8eihihte.
8rdiioent @ilion bat iih befonnt.
lid nit einem 4ppea an oos 2ono
geDan0t, einen oemofratiihen Con.
greB su mGblen. 9arob bat iid nun
i'm Eager Der Republifoner elm @m.
porungsiturm erboben, 10 oaB troB
aIler Snfluen5o 9eidranfungen 81
@uterlest bod nod 5iemlih Se5en IN
oieier ionit unerbort labm uno 5ahm
uerlauienen @ableampogne ouieefla
dert lit. 4ber geraoe unter Oen gre.
publifanern Iin6 Die ertremiteit
Gbauoiniiten, olio lleberpotrioten 81
fin0en, uno penn MO MIR an Den
rabinten Senator cabot 6 o b q G bon
Wtahofuietts, Dem 5reiinoe uno Su.
timus bon Sol. &ooiepeIt oenft, 10
tonntc es giuern allen 8eIhmad ai
alte Barteiangeborigfeit auf imner
uerleioen uno perial5enl
Gin alter unb rmumitoBlider
8runoios loutet, oaB ieoes 8olf Die
u egierung bat, Die es per.
.oient. Ser bette 4lon fiir Die
0Gblerihoft oes 2onoes miro es ieiu,
aus ben sur Teriiigung itebeloel
Ganoiooten aIler Barteien Ole be.
item ous5ltD1blen mo tie auf oe1
Sdilo 81 erbeber. Ton anoeren Yto.
tiucn ais ser @efabisung uno Der
pom bieien Ganoioaten 5lt eriparten.
Den trellen SflidterfiiQiiug gum 8e-
item oes ganaen 2anoes ioute lid bic
8ableridoft gar nidt letter. ~loiien.
Rur nod oieien Yrindipe fam eilI
GongreB 3uitanoe tomrten. Der niht
nrr aus ,8ubber Stamps" uub mil.
lenloieu @erf3eugen beitebt.
Die Etaatstpabl.
@os unite S~tootspobL betriift
10 ioute es ielbituerltdnoIif fem boB
@oupcrueur NbiIipp 81 leiuem eigc-
men Noffolger erpablt miro. uno
3mor NIT groBer Nebrbeit. gr bat
oils Monn uone Gburufter uno ebrli-
den 8~eitrebungen oas Mint beitmog'
lihIt perieben, uno man fam lid
iider onrai,f p%erIaiien, ooB er es audi
in Der 3ufurit tbun miro. Cine
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01
Strrnihnnppen nno 8alatn.
bumOriitiihes.

&eutc. Sic cine eriolQrcjhc Ont.
i2ttma4tur ourdSumaden miinihcn,
lilr'cu mar Sen AumciIungcu .Gr.~
SCORERS ioIQcl @o@ Sa4 Nuoer.
mcrNen oea @clobcutcla unbttriiit,
Ooiilr iorleu Sic Nduoler nit Not,
ruuQ"mlitcIn
-Antcnicllc ituo QcQcnpdrtia icbr
bcNcbrt Neuu Sir MduIc Is boron.
lucrocu tie ijdl irtucn. Gnilr toottu
Nuee lii Ste Sdcuc lcidlt uulc.
hdltqcn
- GomouIlaQc lit Ftint ucllc Gltuit:
criuneru lie lit ser gtIbQefdrbt1n
SpoBeu. Sic ais &nr3cr Samaritan.
p6atl pCrtnuit mur0cu2 llno Ser
Gjnanjaeuie@, sic @oIobrid@ an Sen
Nionm (poni 2agoel byadtcnP llr0
NcS @irthcS. Ser 0jcitle2 olS inrpor.
tjrteS TllicUcr rcr3opite2
GnS ihIimmitc Sumptpm tci
ic0er GpiacmIc -- sic Surht.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01
2ano fir Solbaten.

Gin YIan, nod) peld)ern Die BUN.
oesreglerung oireft 2ouo fir ole sli.
riidtebrenocu Solooten fault, muroe
Dom 8oupcrnellr y. z. Hbilipp alli
Der Gonicren5 oorgelegt, peld)e Ole
Wisconiin 2ano GoIoniiotionacom.
mjiiion an Somstag in Wuoiior
abhiclt.
Rad oieicm GIon ioate sic Regic.
ruIIg nidt nur oaa 2ono taufell
lon6ern Die @olfte oesielbcn urbor
MAIDEN, Sic notbpenoigen @eboulif)-
feiten erridten, mo oie notbige Mus.
riIitltng mo @icb I~iefern. @ic 8ou-
perncur Ybilipp mittbeiIte, id)idte or
Elm Sdlrcibcn an Den Scfret0r oca
&nncrn 6ronflin Cane, in melhem er
filr oleicn Elau cintrdt.
Die Gommiiiton erflartc. lid Su.
gunitcu pon llnteritilblln9sQelocrn
litr oic 5uriidfcbrenoen SoIoaten,
ooh muroe nod fem ocfinitiper 8Ion
ou9gclc9t. Ginigc ibrer Wit9Iieocr
hlud@lell Ole I~llre4lillg, 0ell 3ltrltds
fchrenoen Solootcu freicn Inter.
rIdlt IN Qononirtbitaft ollf Der
Stoot@uniucriit0t 81 geben. nod mel
d)cm ihnen so Ncrcs 2ono inter IeidJ.
ten mo onncbmbnreu Ne0inQuuqcn
itbcrIollcn mcr0cn iollcn, Cine 3tpi,
ltlcnitootlite Gonicrcn3 miro benz.
n1dit III Vtilmoutcc itattiinoer. an
meldlcr sic observation-disclosures
lioncu pou Ninncioto uno Wihigalr
thcllnchmcn mer0en. Tcfon Rrllieu
Trali0cnt ocS lanomirthid)aitlldcn
College an Ser StaotSumipcriitGt,
muroc gum p%crmancntcn &oriieer
Ger @i@coniiu Gommiiiion crnunnt.
q Is. Eadcr, @iupanoercrconnii.
jar iiir @i9coniin. muroc Sctrctar.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01

- @efGbrIiher |euh
Gen Stillhrlber fam it Hid)t lei.
oen. Gr reject mo oeltci nid)t, rid.
tet feinen Ytcnitlen aus un0 mod't
feline boshoitcn Niss. :. id] m$d)te
MIR milien, mcld)c 8eIncinbcitcn Der
INNER iiber cincn ucrlhrucigt!"
unonutbar. Nmtmann.
SO cine llnoonfbartcit BON Dem
SdnQchreri Chen Sr0rn bat 81
~ penn iiini5iBiG;.;aen <bil0um
Jefricgt, N StGuodeu bat i'm be-
@elou]ucrein Acbraft. : GANG
Gorf lit inumiuicri acncicn. . mo
ictt frnumt er utb mill penliouiert
.,n~Sn,,f"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01
g~ &On Rhenmntiumns b%cfreit.

" NUN NWtH WNIIVWle Ucfrtit.
Sor ctnt0cn Eohrcu lit ih Idlrcdljd,
an &opfidmcr3tu uuo Rhcumati&
mus. mas mid ichr idNp0d'tt" itlrcibt
Ncrr @uitop Gutu uot Rulcton.
GunH.. -obcr Nurh Sen @cbruud pon
rtIldlcn Gloihcu Gorui'u 9Ipcn.
tr0ittcr rpltrNc jh uoIitdu0tl njeocr
hcraeItrlt" Gtc@ oltt. bctanrtc 9rdu
terhcilmltttl miro ujdbt 0urh Hpo
tbefer ccrtuI't. iouNCrH ourh be.
ionNtrc So'dldlcutcu Qeltcicrt. We
gen rdhrer 9uatluit idlreibe utdn an
Gr Ectcr T0hrucu x Sens GO.
25oi @a'h,ngton @lpo. &hitdao 81.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01

II Der 9auptiodc
lit Die 8eribleb.
terung Der 2uft
in fait alien gro
Beren StGoten,
aud in GaGroiIe,
auf inouitrieae
Nnlngen 3urud,
5%ufubren, Die nit
tpenigen Iusnnb-
men iif ourd
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01

; beoorf feiner
groBen Snteai.
gen5 ieitens Der
8dbleri6ait Inn
gu e%rtennen oaB
Die beuorfteben
ben un0 ndhiten
3ienstag itott.
f~in6enoen Bab.
len bon nuBer
or0entlidler0ih
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01
Notice of AppIieation to County Court
STATE OF WISCONSIN. "a.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County Court, La Crosse County IS"
IN PROBATE.
Notice is hereby given that At a special term Of
the County Court. to be held In and for said Coun-
ty. at the Court House. in the City Of La Crosse.
in said County, on the 4h Tuesday, being the 26th
day of November, A. D, 1915, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
the following matter will be heard and considered:
The application Of Rosa Fuhlhruegge. Executrix
Of the last will and testament of Ferdinand
Fuhlbruegge. late Of the City oil La Crosse.
in said County of Ia Crosse, deceased,
for the adjustment. settlement and allow
ance Of her final account as such execu-
and for the assignment Of the residue Of the
Of said deceased to such persons as are en-
titled TO the same
Dated La Crosse. Wis, October End 1918
BY order Of the Court.
JOHN BRINDLEY.
County Judge.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01
@cIoidlraufivreuacr an Der grbcit.

Ginbrctcr beiltd,ttr Y2ittpot fur,
nad) Ytltteruodt on@ @oitamt in
@autou. Soma. bcim. ~lprcuatcn oen
8di'cnIdlyduf. cutuahmet ocmicIben
Niles WtrthpoIle ul0 entfamcn "a.
NIT III ejlcm Iltto. plc ~pcrnutbct
miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01
s.
gm 2. @Opember 1T G%enerper.

gm 2. RoDember 1T 5enerOer'
biitunastag, D. b. Der Tag, an Dem
ole n0tbigen uno mogIiheu gorfeb'
runaen aetroifen peroen ioIten. 2ie
9eborOen ertldren, ourd groBere
8oriiht uno umiift IieBe iid ourh
8erhitung bon 6elern a~aidbrlid)
cine Summe iparen. Die Der Der
3iniung ser pierten &ibertD- anIelbe
gIeidfommt.
Etaatsitcuern. Ga GroIie Gount1
mirO oieies Sabr in Den Staatsldae
$77,644.S4 ais 8eitrog 81 5ablcn
boben. SeSm oorigen Sabre betrugcn
Die Steuern MIR $4,000. 6ir Or
hoItang Der freien Grimor-, Sod
uno NormalIfulen uno Der l~lniuerii.
tot ner6en $67, 305.16 berIongt, nno
fir SnouItrieihulen uno Itdotlldc
Rronfenbduicr uno Sauitarien $t0,'
339.08.
Sin Belt oils Warftballe. auf Dem
YfarftpIos lit Elm groBes Belt errld'
tet noroen fir Die 8efliigel' uno
TleiId)uerfdufer pom 2anoe, neil naf)
ben ReqlIationen 0es 8eiunobeltS'
antics Die obigen 2ebensmitteI nur
unter Cad perfouit peroen Oiirien.
8enn elm Belt aud cine etmaS ida
bige Norftbaue fir cine Staot ME
So GroIie biloet, 10 bietet es bod Den
8erfaufern uno Dem 8ublifum me-
nisItens Stus ge8en Die llnbIIoen oeS
@etters.
3Gdite ISOLDE miro oas &erbot ge'
hoben. 4m nGfiten Wontog miro Der
SS5nfIuen3n.8nnn a~ufgcbobeu weroen.
@enn aud Or. jiiritmnnn Itt) nlft
oefinitio erfIdrte, 10 lteB er bod
ourfbIiden, ooB mabrideiulih am
Routag airden, SduIen, Gbcater
uuo RegeIbabneu uie0er geoffnet per'
ben. Soute Dies Dirtlih elntrctfen,
oanu miro Defenders BON Den Sful
tern icuer 8cihGftsIcute, Die ourd Die
Sr0er b~etrOffen iiuo, cine groBe 8alt
qenommen Deroen
,&in the gar" . Goneree. Or
8raii6ent 8iuiom 9otparo Colt
miro Der Saupt . Reouer auf Dem
.Bin the 8ar" 6ougreB Der y2eague
10 enforce 9coce" icin, ser an s., 8.
lin6 10. Nopember in Wooiion
a~beebaIten miro. Scine Reoen haber
gum 8egenItono ~amerifa I'M &riege"
uno Ole 2iga sur gr5pingunG oes
5rieoens". Serr Gait 1T Der Frdii-
bent oiefer 2igo, Die Den 3Ded bat,
Die Siderheit Der @elt 81 foroern,
inoem ie NiIitnrismus bef1mpft uno
Die Qiga Der Nntionen befiirtportet.
Man "errpartct an Die 1900 Delegation
ous Dem gan3en Qonoe 81 oieicm Gon'
qreB, Der SteIllng nlmmt gegen oeltt.
fhe Srieoenspropaganoa uno einet
por;eitigen 5rieoen, Der nid]t Die Der
nidtung oelltiher Nilitdrmad)t in lid
idIiebt. 4uBer Scrrn Soft bobcn
nod on6ere ncitbefonnte 8clehrtc
uno Yolitifer 5ugciagt. &ortrdge 3t
bolten. Die beige @an0eI3fummer
lit eriuflt poroen fitnf 0elcgoteu 5u
oieiem @ongreb 81 e%ntienoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01

I'm fuodeutrodcuen SnWncno.
%10. hat Der Staotrath cine &cror0,
NINA eyldlieu -lIlcn oas Sulebmenoc
So'tcr Ser [urHtenbejt". Giclclbc
ura!tt Seihjhtel
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01

e@P ger @eloer gu mdbigen 9inier
leihen m0dlte. enen p~erldBIidlen Ratb
aeher fir Seebs nno Rortgages braud1t
oeer 8eio auf eute Siderheir ausIeiber
lpiu. ipenoe iih an ". 8. 5idifh
203 9. 4. Strase.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01
Bdhafts Rotisen

~ Gin Sab, oas Sbnen Sbrc
Sdymer3en uno 2eiOen ~pergeiien IdBt,
tolgeno nit elmer miiienlfaftli6en
Waiiage uh0 aoiuitirung erbaltcm
Sic in Gunert's Sanitari.
m POI 9oro I. Strabe. aommen
Sic uno iiber5euaen Sic lid.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01
Neuefte Rn5ei9en.
&erlangt.

&anoperf3eug . Sf)mico fir go
gcnfabrit. Stetige Irbcit. 8utcr
2obrl. Monot @ogon go, Slough
ton, @is.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01
9ie Snlnenja.

lie Snfluen5o, ole in Ga Groiic
ia ME heftig oufgetreten lit, ifeint
Jest oouItGnoig ouf Dem Rild3uge 5u
iein, oen nenigen 9Sdnen nod 5u
urtbeileu, Ole tdgIid beim @ciuno-
beitsonnt o~ngeneloet peroen. un0
if)on ont Wittpoh aexIoutete, DoB
Der itaotIide @ciunoGtifsbeamte Or.
Sorper oaS Geriommlungs , 8erbot
in Babe oufbeben miiroe.
am Sonntag muroeu IN Der Stoot
t6 nele Sale ongemeloet, ON Won.
tag paren es IA uno om Oienstog
ebenfaus ID. Gin 2ooesfoa ereigncte
it'd in oieiem 3eitraum an Ger Grip
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01
StHdbrtc Gfidattsfirmrn.
@crHdcrunaS. slsenturen.

c. s VAN AUKEN. Ssr5stEuass astHt Ssrss
itaftS= coeg Sjderhtit&aN oas8 - %tarI Siy1se.
KLEIN & SON &er SerfasrHzs irseue etuer HT'
srau6f iHesisa SsEsrr. Ssraahss eeer et fesf Nv
ums&naltH ~p9tnrsueiat -Stabtittr~ ScTI1sfrra
Ssuss 80 "a slsiH & SSsu. $40 gsari Sfrase.
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xhierarst.

+ HOLMES. vs.. GhitTarstl. rite rceusi q
iAeiuss. tpeuu e. seEaEitt nth. CHiec- seN .9lr
strase; Tssezzze: ss iaslins 9. Slrsss; btts
TtissksEe: Ia Irsds. GiA
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01
Die Rabl nidlt behinoert.

ISn Dem @rlaB Ger Staotss uno 60.
f~albeb0roer be3iiglif Der Ibbaltun9
bon 8eriammlun9cn lit niftS entbol-
ten, oas iid auf Die on ndhiten0 ienss
tag i~tottfinoenoe @abI be5iebt. IS
bat iid berousaeIteIt, 6aB in elmer
Spe3iaIportpabl in o%ergnngener 80
die fiir einen GongreBobgeoroneten Die
Croer in einem 0iitrift 10 ausgelegt
uoroen lit, aIS ici olid, Die Abboltung
elmer iolf]en @obl nid)t geitattet.
Die Stoats OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
maft oarauf olifmerfiom, bob Dem
8eiete gem0B 3il feiner 3eit Die Gin
iammIung bon 2eliten i'll betrdhtlid,er
3abl in uno nm Die Wablhuoen &C..
itattct lit. 0os 8eies oerbietet 8abl,
imtriebe ooer oas 9eperben Inn
Stimmen innerholb 100 SUB BON ser
8ablbuoe. @s lit Safe Der @ablbt
anttcn uno Ser 8oIi8ei, om 8obltogc
Die Iniommlung bon 2euten on iol
den YlGBen 5I ocrbin0ern.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01

8ie mare es nit einem elmer bon
gntem 3onitum fir bas 8efIiigel
ODER Gieb2
Gs piro basieIbe trdftia MAIDEN
uuo in ben beiten 3uItanb brinaen,
10 onb Sic mebr Profit aus oems
felben baben.
@iirmer. 2dllfe, 6eopes. 9iitems
Der unb bergl. briust Sbr @ie6 ios
ipeit herunter. baB Sic nift Den
ooGen NlIbeu pom 6emielbeu baben
uno es ldIieBlih alien Bertb bers
liert.
8rinaeu Sic ms Die Hecepte Sbs
res Softors gum IusfiiIen.
Vie itebts nit ettpns SanoeIion
8utterfarbe. Reunet ODER Gheeie
Tablets? Bir baden ben oroBten
Borratb i'm Horoipeiten uno piiier
beitimmt. bag mir Sic reel bebans
oeIu founen.
Spreheu Sic bel unS Dor tpenn
Sic in Ole Staot fonmen; fpir
freuen uns tets uuiere Srelnoe be-
griiben gu tonnen.
HOeSChIer Bros.
Der grpke 2aben an Der Ode bon
5. nnb Main Straee.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01

~ @enn Sic @el6 gu 5 Gro.
gent baben modten, 70 ipreden Sie
bel mir Dor. g.. 8. 8oI5, @onfor
i'm Refpburg 8ebdu6e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01
@iegen Sic SIR 8elo npridtis.

gStegen Ste SBr 0elo poritdlft9.
9lt)ten Sic barauf, oaB sic fir
oasielbe Den pouen @ertb erbaI-
ten - Sic erbolten i'm iiherlih,
penn Sic Sbr 9elo bier eintauiben
fir Seniter, Sbiiren, innere Sart-
bol5 : 9efleioungen, 2aoen' uno
9anteinrittungen. Gtnitglas, 9rnbt.
%fenIter uno -tbiiren ODER irgeno cine
unaere Sol5arbeit. Sraeen Sic ben
Wann, ber's ipeiB - ienen, Der bier
faufte.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09
STATES QUOTA a,s4F IN
 STUDENTS TRAINING CORES Vale, Trinity, Wesleyan and Storrs
 Will Have Units in cerps.

Conneeticut's quota of men for the Students Army Training eerps-just announced by the War Department as an opportunity for yeung men to en- ter the service and fill places for which they are best fitted by way of the cellege-is 3.347. This Information was given out by Dr. William Arnold Shanlllin. president of Wesleyan university who is in charge of put ting the governments new plan into operation in this state, and was re- ceived hy Dr. Shanklin in a telegram from the war departiN ant.
 Yale Trinity, Wesleyan and the Connecticut Agricultural college in this state will have units of the Stu dents Army Training corps. This coIps will take the place of the form CT Reserve Officers Training corps. The plan is the result of carefully thought out scheme to conserve to the highest degree the splendid re- sources of America represented by the young men who have completed their secondary course of education and are ready for college entrance. For the men under 21 years of age the plan offers the his opportunity to be- CpHlG Hlleu l0I dH lIIpOl ldul pIdESH of service.
 Under the war departments plan, the ,nen who go to college and vol uRteer in this Students Army Train ing corps will be required to register for the draft and when the day comes
 that they would be called into service had they not volunteered in this training corps, decision will be made ] as to what branch of service they are 1 best fitted fer.
 Those who show particular ability i a1eI1 lines of essential college studies will he kept af their books 1 Others who show special s.bility along |. military lines will be sent to Officers 1 Training camps ard will have an op- | portunit% to secure commissions. Stii 1 others, especially adapted will hs assigned to tasks in various de l partments of tho service. Only those who show lack of ability along hotf military and college work will. wher the day of reckoning comes, go into 1 the service as privates
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09
CONNECTICUT GIVES
 tssf5 ARMY VOLUNTEERS
Since First of the Year - Norwich
 Seat 2s Men.

Colonel ". 4. Mercer. commanding Connecticut Recruiting District, states that the rush of recruits, start ed by the news of the American vic tories in France. still continues, prob ably due te the proposed bill to drafe all men from IS to 45 Since the be- ginning of the year. Connecticut has contributed 1915 volunteers to the United States army. which Colonel Mercer considers an excellent show ing, inasmuch as this figure includes no draftees. The recruits chose the following branches of the service
 Medical Department 34s. Cavalry 315, Aviation 215. Field Artillery 1sS. Engi-. Heers 173. Infantry fse. Quartermaster Corps 146. Coast Artillery IA Ord nance 47. Signal Corps 4. Tank Corps 30.
 Fhe following towns sent the most applicants: New Haven 296, Bridge pert 25s. Hartford 2Ss. Waterbury fsS New London T9. New Britain 62, Meri den $. Manchester S2 Norwich 2s Nerwak 2s. AnseAa a. Bristol 25 Torrington g. Orange 24. Milford 21 WalNngford 20, Naugatuck 15. Eas1 Hartford If, Middletown If, Vernon
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09
STUDENTS TO HARVEST
 CROPS THIS FALL
By Release from Hinh Schools is the
 Recommendation.

Letters have been mailed to the principals of high schools throughout Connecticut by the state director of the United States boys working re- serve and the federal food admins trator asking that arrangements be made to release students in the fall to help harvest the large crops. Last summer several high schools released groups of boys from studies for har- vesting, and crops were saved that would otherwise have been wasted.
 The letters remind the principals that this year Connecticut farmers have, as a patriotic duty, planted the largest acreage in the history of the state This effort and the war ser vice of oyer thousand high school boys who worked in the reserve this summer will be futile unless the crops are harvested. Large groups of boys with a good leader can finish some jobs in one day that would take one or two noys a month, Expert teams for the harves: are more essential than fine records in football" says the let ter of the director of the boys work ing reserve,
 The selection of the students to do this work will be left with the prin- cipal, so that individual work and the school routine need not suffer to any extent
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09

ether re6- hloeded patriotic American beys. Tie eemaaAdant was not 8 bit surprised yesterday when he received the following letter from the boy: '"Y ou perhaps wifi he surprised to hear from me and learn that l want to coma hack to camp. I have been thinking over what you said about my not be- ing made ef the right sort of stuff, and 1t hurts, l want to return to Camp Dewey and RTeNe to y0u. that I ana, And I also want ta show you that l have nc yellow streak iH me, as yea also said. If yeH win please lst me come back will EeTk and study as hard as I can. I miss the ether boys from Pa#tReket and the geed food and the boats. Please write nae that may retprR.s
 CemmsAa Physics. Vhe has been training koEs fer oEM 7A years, only
 smiled ard Temarkea: That hey is all right. He will make geed," as he e1- defed him hack ta eanRR- Fhe smaiprs knows boys.
 man, has beeh puzzled several days ever B nysterious case which was ssIhsd yesterday It seems that the Beau BFumHel of the camp borrowed the safety razor of hts tentmate, an oAieeF who had been iHoeaiated for typhnid smallpax etc. The B. B. tried to shave with one hand and held bis sWeethsart's picture in the ether. The safety slipped and he cut his dimpted cheek. Soon there was a well developed infection, medical treatment research work and an investigation It was finally determined that the B B. had quite well vaccinated himself against sundry ills, with three second ] hand bui still active shots
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09
CAMP DEWEY BOYS TO HIKE AGAIN
Goal Will Probably Be Naragansest- Are in Final Month of Their Training Closing Exercises at Kite naug Will Take Place August 25.

Camp Dewey cadets are tn their final mcnth of training at the big waterside training base of the Junior Naval reserve at Kitemaug, ard all hands are looking forward to the next hike, which will probably be to Mar ragansett about next Thursday. The closing exercises of the camp will oc- cur on the 18th. After that many of the cadets will return home to their schools, some will have sufficient training to get rating in the navy or merchant marine, while others will remain at the camp for the academic course. On Oct. 1a. Camp Daniels. at West Balm Beach, Fla, will reopen for the fall and winter season of seven months
 A navy official is expected to make the usual inspection Of the camp and the cadets during the month The two naval Instructors detailed there, Messrs Garrison and Howe, say that they have never seen a more enthusi7 astic and eager lot of lads than the young sea soldiers here, and predict great things for them when thsy are old enough to enlist in the regular service. Cadet Harry Crawford, de- tailed from West Peint. and Lieuten aht SleNeAs lIolH FiS1tS1NkSA sFaAAAAe camp are working their eompanies en the drill ground every evening until Captain Mason announces the late hour by locking at the Dig dipper' and calls his class in sstrenemy.
 One of the few slaekers, who had no valid excuse, but just wanted to quit and 80 home, was told to pack up and go by Commandant Physioc who added in kindly tone that such as he did net belong with hundreds ei