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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-07-05
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

they had spoken them, in "their own
language. in Yiddish. Ben read the
letter, and looked around every
where, as if searching for somebody
who could say word, just one
word, to him in Yiddish. Of course,
he couldn't find anyone.
And when he was driving on the
animals, Yiddish phrase escaped
him, GO, go, schneider, du pegirah
cine schnellerp He laughed with
joy. That's right! That's real
Jewish, just as mamma would have
said it. Schneider du pegirah cine,
schneller!' And he kept on talk
ing to the animals in Yiddish.
Then there arrived at home a let
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-07-05
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ter from Ben, saying that from now
On he was going to write his letters
in the Jewish language" with Eng
ish letters, and begging his sister
to write him that way, too.
write exactly as papa and mann
ma tell you" he asked her. Don't
translate! In their own language!
But with English letters, so that I
can read it.
"You can't realize" he wrote,
chow lonesome I am for their lam
guage. You wouldn't believe, that
when I drive the animals in the field,
I speak to them in Yiddish,-- schnel-
Ter du pegirah cine, schneider! Ask
mamma if that's right"
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July 5, 1918
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Continued from page 1851
to send him his warm overcoat."
And write him that he shouldn't
forget that he is something of a
Jew" added the father "If he wants
to, he can keep from eating treifes,
it won't kill him."
Jenny translated word for word,
just as her parents dictated. But
when Ben received her letters he
felt that there was something miss
ing, he didn't quite know what He
was lonesome for something Some
thing inside him told him that what
he wanted was not Jenny's letters,
but the words of his parents just as
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-09
PARENTS on GntI.S NRE
WARNED ~ TIN COURT

In an open session last SATURDAY
Judge q. A. Nirlseu ~ the juvenile
court took occasion a. drpiorr the at
titid. ~ confidence On the part ~
parents of girls In country sections
that their daughters are safe " per
mittsd Ia seek employment In salt
lake CITY. 'T0o often said the
nudge. we are called upon O. mourn
rather than ACT over the rns" "i d
F, .untry girl who has come her" Z"
.y.ek employment In many Instances
me unfortunate plight ~ "a girl, dis
covered by the Investigations Of the
juvenile court Officers proves 4" De
an instance wherein she has come To
the ,lty o. earn money with whlrh
"a huy clothes a. wear during q VIM
tors attendance a. high school OFTEN
he returns home with no need 81 the
Clothes. her life having been blighted'
Judge Nielsen explained that WINE
the court b. undertaking 10 solve the
uroblsm ~ protecting such girlf' the
none Of their salvation rests with the
.rarents. They must learn the perlls
III sending their girls out into the
world without the guardianship 81
some responsible Interested person,
said the Judge.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-09

I 9' I'VE Young MaFnussen Will
o., ihe nrst man from tho rioss NJ
.', ' ~ out Au five viii cntrain
ny. 'n' 9TH Tor Camp Fremont GAIA.
.''.'''' county is also called upon Tor
',.l'' more men Co enter the tniver.
-l'y "i Utah training school bv tho
. .''''',l.' "i August and the quota al
,''"N IS tentatively filled hy yolun.
Nalph Jensen " Castle Dale.
~ houston Brown of Green River and
ItAHn Fox nf Orangcvine viii iu,o,y
',,p's, this quota. with these two
,''I, iilicd, ad,ices from the state
''aIt executives office are to tho or.
.,'' 'nai only two more. or ten for
'h' month. viii Dee expected from EN-
'l county We may soon EXPECT
me h'nv' calls. however. as the
'iu'S ha," been drained the last two
or three months To- spare tho farming
districts until after most " the mar.
.,'iing has been done. the latter dis.
ui''s io hc called upon heavily after
that time.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-09
IuHMER PuCE MAN CIN,uED
ron HAVING LOAD OF BOOZi.

J. g. CLARK. deputy sheriff nt Coal.
willie. q Few dnyr aRo made neat
rnptur. ~ Salt Lake city man On e
hnotlcggins charge, lie gave hi-
name ~ ~ Essential. who q Few
months ngn was In business ~ Price
Ter u short time in the building va
Gated hy Harry GeHaH after the pre-
hihitinn law came Into effect. ilnsen.
thai after leaving here with uumer-
aus unpaid debts went a. Ziun ana
began buying hides and pelts In
Northeast Utah and Wyoming, ship
ping them a. the state capital
~ the time mentioned he had q
load uf pelts when his machine
broke down and he was compelled "a
stop az "a garage Tor repairs, Deputy
clark suspected tn had. ana IN a
search found neatly packed In burlap
ncks with wool two fun eases of pint
bottles 1T whisky. l,osenthal put up
o. hundred ana nfty dollars Tor his
appearance ana later pleaded guilty
Go the charge in the complaint
The Judge "a coalville gave him q
srntence of hundred dollars or al
many days In the county Jail. lie paid
the fine and declared that hs would
mover be- caught again,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-09

SUNNNStDE. Aug LA Hand
Verde Ut Sunnysidc IL to give grand
concert nj Amusement Hall the even.
ing " August nth fot the benefit OF
the local He'd cross auxiliary. y. An.
selma. Italian consul for Utah az Salt
Lake city. will be present aud u to
deliver an address Tho concert bo-
gins promptly NJ 7:80 o'clock and at
It, conclusion there h. to be- a dance
given bv an orchestra Of ten pieces
made mp from members Of the band.
Admission e. the concert and dance
10 NIFTY cents q person. There are ten
numbers on the concert program. Sig
Giovanni u. Coiistro " the director Of
the musical organization. the band
consisting " about thirty-fiye mem
bers. Music lovers anticipate rare
treat
Miss Matte Richards was the hon
urcd guest at bundle shower given
Friday afternoon by Mrs. Thomas
Richards ana Mrs stephen johnson
~ the home of the former Those
present wcr, Mira J g. Twaddle. Mrs.
Dell Crawford. Mrs George Smith.
Mrs w. =. Corey. Mrs. Samuel Nay
iur. Mr. John Hunter. Mrs. william
ilnb,ftalu. Mrs. Eugene Singleton.
Mrs Dave Crawford. Mrs. william
guEnrtN. Mrs J e. Thompson. Mrs.
!. ~ Lynn. Mrs Horace Saylof Mrs.
ururrr Wells and Miss Hannah Nay
Tor
Mr. aud Mr. william pugmorc
aud Mrs N \ Andersun 81 Fcrron
were weekend visitors ~ Sunnyride.
MI aud MIR Samuel Naylor an
uuun,, the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Hannah. o. Tnlicscn
Evans. Ir. the marriage tu take plnc"
On August itth IN the Salt Lake tenn
pie
Mi,s.s Mar, aud BETTY Dowd are
home ON their summer vacation from
~ Mar,'- academy ~ Salt Lake city.
Mis- Mary Twacdlc has gone 10
Berkeley. Gala. for u six weeks visit.
MI and Mrs. George smith. Miss
Hannah baylor and Taiiessn Evans
left Thursday on tenday tour ~
Southern utah.
Mr and Mrs Ice iiunnel have gone
on q trip through Yellowstone Park.
Mr. aud Mrs Thomas Richards am
nouncs the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Matte. 10 10" ltas-
muu,en. the marriage Ca take place
on August 18th In the Sait Lake tom.
pie. They will make their horne In
Sunu,ride.
iloys arrived at the home IT AIR
and MIR Z.ph Thomas and Mr.. aud
Mrs a. y. Turner during the past
week
Mr.. geufs. Wells entertained Al
dinner Tuesday evening Tor Mr.. aud
/ Mrs samuel DuKmurc. Mr.. ana Mrs
H. \ carlson ana MIR. Aaron Dim
mick.
| MR.. ". -. Fuller ~ Providence. ~
H.. IL visiting here for two weeks with
hrr son. v. ~ Fuller.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-09
Personal aud Otherwise.

Mrs Russell :. Snow entertained
The members ct the pleasure club
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs u u. scci, are happy
in the arrival last SUNDAY Of a Zine
hah' girl ~ their home. Mother and
babe are doing we'll
Mr. and Mrs. 4. ". WILEY and two
children u Sugar city. Ida. are visit.
ing relatives and friends In Orange.
vile ana Castle Dale.
Castle Dale ia not the only place Ia
which the rork T. paying double.
loaded visits. ns word rcach,s Local
friends uf the birth ~ twins-boy
and Eirl--to Nj and Mrs J. g. Ralph.
at the Eastern home ~ Mrs Raiphs
d. r g. iiill has returned to Hun.
tingi"n from Salt Lake city. whittier
he had been for examination 10 IN,
medical corps. ~. WI De icaVinf
room
Huntington people who rsvoutl,
visited The temple have ~ kinds II
complaints Co. make over ~ hnd
roads going ever Thcy al returned
some nth's WY Bs 100 ways a. 'ottri
than that
The saw a, the Mart Jensen mill b,
huzziuE this week. according tu tr"m,
isr. ana suuu lumber will be- ,"r Nd
q" Huntington
unu Huntington woman Recently
b"uEht ""w aud ,nlf fur nibriy dol.
lar- and has now ahuut paid rut thor
with mun', from the sale 81 current,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-09
BASIN FARMERS FARE WELL
Two Dollar Tur THIS Wears wheat
NJ Watson.

According tu SOME general ufuf-
nation received 10y N. ~. Greene. rep
tprentnti,c Tor Utah 81 the United
States grain corporation. fafmrir ~
the uintnh BASIN are a. receive eN.
Hrtiy the sam. pfirv fur their wheat
49, h given in any either section ~ tho
iutrtmouuinin country. t'intAh grow.
cfs have heretofore felt that they
Wrtr Disseminated against IN the
marketing - their products The
new ruling Ut the government gives
them equal advantages IN Opposing
~ this seasons harvest with any ue'.
tiun where NJ transportation troubles
exist. Al wheat shipped from Wat
ron. according q" urrcne. over the
t'ininh railway. which u narrow
gauge line. viii D.! inr IN. twn dollars
net guarantee Ht that station prom.
bod by the government
In addition the government viii
pas all transfer prir"s fof the trans
fefrlng NJ The wheat tn the standard
line at Mack. colo. on the Denver
and Rio gfand. This means that
the government will De paying ai
Watson in the Tintuh iiHsin ~ much
~ IL h. paying IN Salt Lake cii' ~
Price. where the eNpenr" ~ handling
Il o. thu government ~ compared
with the expense In M" iintah Basin
A. about uuy cents lr,s hundred
weight The grain shipped IRON
Watson viii hnN" q" d" placed w
sirks and 10 Mack, when Il b. taken
from the uarrnW gauge line. u VIII
be- transferred INT" standard rHrr ana
shipped a. rhirps" rl,Nni'rs in hulk
This new ruling viii mean q saving
of about uny thousand dollars Z" the
i'intnh nnsin. the farmers being r"-
ile,ed ~ an handling charges q
transportation company aud several
prilntr individuals having ampi" "a
.rlItlrs With which a. tax" car" 81
IN. hauling ~ the grain, The gov
,rnm,ut must, Il b. declared MAKE
effective the ~" dollar net basis hi
every point ~ origin in the Inter
mountain territnrN. nn matter how
located
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-09

ANNltNk, M ElsEtIlklt IlNiiT,
HEAT AND POWER FRANCHISE.
BE- IL ordained iiy the CITY Council of
Sor. That there " hereby grant
cd 90 Utah Power and Light COM
pany. it, SUCCESSORS and assigns there
In called the grantee the right,
privilege or franchise. until August
I, 1895, TO construct. maintain and
opcrat" in the present and future
streets. alleys and public places. Ia the
city OF Price. Utah. and liz successors.
electric light ana power lines, together
with all the necessary or desirable APP
purtenunces tlnCiuding underground
Conduits, poles, towers. wires. trans
mission lines. and telegraph and teie-
phone lines for is own usc), FOR the
purpos. OF supplying electricity AT
wholesale o. said city. but tho gran.
under TO furnish electric service ~
raid city OF Its inhabitants. except al
Wholesale to said city.
So. Poles and tower, shali be
30 erected aH Co Interfere 40 little M
Possible with traffic over said streets
and alleys. The location OF all poles
towers aud Vonduitn shall be fixed un,
der the supervision of the city council
Of the city, but not ~ nH Go unreaaon,
pbly Interfere with the proper opera,
ton of zaid lines
See. l--Ail lines constructed undeI
this grant shall be constructed In ac.
oordanr- with established practice
With respect to electrical construction,
tho location OF said lines. az now un.
aud confirmed.
Soc. f-The city shall In no way be
liable or responsible FOR any accident
or damaE" that may occur Ia the con,
htruCtion, operation or maintenance
by the grantee" of it, lines end APP
puftenanceA hereunder. and the ac,
ceptnnce of this franchise shah be
deemed an agreement on the part 81
said grantee" liz SUCCESSORS and as
signs. Ia indemnify said city and hold
II harmless against any and all liabil
lily, loHH. cost, damage or eNpenns
which may accrue a. said city by res,
n1n Of the neglect, default or miHcon'
duct at the grantee" Ia the con
sruction, operation or maintenance Of
IL. lines and nppurtenances hereun'
der.
sec. THE grantee" shall file n,
written acceptance Of this franchise
with the city recorder within HlNtA
t60l days after itH passage.
See. G-This ordinance shall taxi,
ltffect ~ soon NJ II shall be published
ms required by law, deposited and re-
corder and accepted as required here
I'm.
Passed by the mayor and city coun,
ell 81 the city 81 Price. Carbon coun
lty Utah. this 22d day of July, 1915.
! GEORGE A. WOOTTON.
Mayor
Attest MAT GLAMOUR,
tSeall city Recorder
State at Utah. County OF CarbOn-ss
I. the undersigned. the duly quail
fled and acting city recorder OF Price
Utah, do hereby certify that the fore
going IN a fun. true and correct cop,
OF an ordinance adopted BY the citl
council OF said city AT "a meeting duh
held therein. on the 22d day OF Jul.
1915. In witness whereof ! have
lheTeunto set my hand aud affixed N,
corporate seal OF said city on this IN,
aOth day Of July, 1918.
MAT GiI.MOuR.
tSeaLl city Recorder.
First pun. Aug 2; last Aug. 80. 1918
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-09
A BILIOUS ATTACK.

when you have a bilious attack
your liver fails TO perform Us rune
lions. You become constipated. the
food you eat fermcnts IN your stomach
Instead Of digesting. This inflames the
stomach and causes nausea, vomiting
ana a ,errlble headache. Take three
.of Chamberlain's Tablets. They VIII
tone up your liver. clean out your
stomach and you will soon be a. well
as ever. They only cost quarter'--
Advt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-09
PRESIDENT WILSON FIGURES
To VISIT THE WEST SHORTLY

WASHINGTON. D. G., Aug S.
Possibilities Of President Wilson vis-
iting the Pacific Coast during the
fourth liberty loan drive. which be-
gins September 2Sth ana ends octo-
her 18Th. have strengthened int
probabilities.
n became known some time agn
that plans were being made for the
presidents participation In the next
drive. which viii be a greater ATTAIN
than any Of ~ predecessors,
Congressman from many states
have invited the president a. visit
their states, The plans are sin too
Indefinite o. be discussed
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-09

stations IT Minnesota, Kansas ana
Tennessee the United States depart
ment ~ agriculture has conducted
important research work with a view
.of developing rust resistant sorts OF
wheat which az the same time will
satiafy the growers requirements and
possess all the virtues Of the hest
milling and baking varieties of the
common bread wheats
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-09
r. L. ROGERS
East Main 81. Price. Utah

Remaining In the air thirty hour
ana thirty minutes, Ensign =. J.
iiarnes Of Minneapolis, MINI. at
tached a. the American naval air
forces In European waters. has estab-
lished a new worlds record for sus-
tanned flights In "blimp" type Of
airship. the nayey department an
nOunces.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-09
TIE nEsr PLASTER.

a piece Of flannel dampened with
Chamberlain's Eminent and bound
over the seat Of pain Is often more ef-
foctual for a lame back than a plas-
ter and does not cost anything like as
much ..-AdNt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-09

In many states county agents have
conducted well organised and success
ful campaigns against CAT smut.
which have resulted In a saving 90 the
farmers OF each state enough grain
In these days Of high prices 60 many
times pay the annual cost Of main
tanning the entire staff q county
agents In the states concerned.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-09
HUNTINGTON PREPARES
FOR CONFERENCE
DOINGS
vi" CROWDS JooKEp ron an
tRnN MN SUNDAY

rive tmcr, Count, Young Men co.
ing out With the August Draft IN
Fight Tor Their Coun,r, -. ~
hahcl g. Lake Writes From o.,
Thew to Folks NJ Home-pc,.,,,,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-09

Legal blanks OF every description
arranged from the best legal forms
and brought down 10 date. A fun
supply always on hand. Fifty cents
dozen. The sun.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-09

one OF the surest things In the
world il that the wife who can be
stolen from her husband isn't worth
hauling 10 the thiefs house.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-09

Our idea OF a vulgar person IL a
bill collector who talks loud.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-09

II you can't say a good word for
your neighbor move out OF his neigh
bOFhOod.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-09

Our observation IL that when papa
takes the baby out for a walk they
don't stay long
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-09

An ORDINANCE GRANTING To
UTAH POWER AND LIGHT COM
pANY. iTS SuCCERSOltS AND
ASSIGNS. An ELECTRIC LIOItT.
HEAT AND POWER FRANCHISE.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-09

CASTLE DALE. Aug o,,,,..
conference of Emery st.t. ~ a..
Chutrh ~ Jesus Christ Of t.,t,or..t',.
saints will be held al ttn,,,n.,,',.
NuEust loth and iith. next SATURDAY
quo SUNDAY All the take suNili,ry.
boards viii hold their respcctiy. meet.
lngs at o'clock Of the afterp,,n ,,5
the high council at $40 o'rto,k ~
the evening On Frida, sIso M M
ington. Such b. the announe.p,.,,, ~,
-. Sorcnson. IT,. stake clerk Fr,r,
an indications the attendance Win h..
large "' ."
some half-duzeu more vs,ti, u.t.
lads have arrived safely oysrs.ss A.,
JOIN the towns already excellent rop.
resentatiou there. according e. word
received yesterday. Thrr. nr an.
boys. Lyman Larsen. Steve uuppol
aud \. Howard Jensen were hoard
rom To- this effect. and ID A. taken for
granted that Grover aud chester
'hrisienscn and Mckinley Rhodes are
also over there" as they were wait.
irE I" embark with those named
Twins arrived In Castle Dale Tues.
daN night the stork having deposited
hi double load at a., home ~ Mr.
aud Mrs Elmer jeff thi. time. TN.
fortunately. one uf them ,thp rirb
died -"on after birth. while the other
tn boy b. now expected a. survive.
though little hope was held at first
Uuy Young "f Huntington write.
from Camp krnrny Gala "Nu mur,
letters from hrrr W. are on tho
move. but don't know vhrt,"
somewhere IN frnncr."
scrgt liaz,l o. I.al, of unu,ry u.
Three Hundred and seventh Field ~.
tillcry, has written home folks ~
IaHtl" Dale from somewhere iu
Franc" Among other thing he .u,s
We arrived here without an arri.
dent and without seeing single sub
marinc-much &C. my disappointment.
would have liked IT, have seen ut
least one hut no such luck. I was
always unluoky anyway. This h. on,
- the most beautiful countries I have
ever had the good luck 4" b. in. II
h. hard a. belisN" that thvi ere 20 wal
until yuu get 60 booking around fpf
Young men aud then you notice u ~
once. Women ar" doing mems work
everywhere. Som" are working un
farms. snmr IN train yards. some a-
street ear conductors aud iu countless
other jobs that men previously orvu'
pied. Their trains hr" awful small
compared a. ours. Their freight ear
hold only ten tons. while the paSs"n'
ger coaches are divided OF int" com
partm-ntr FOR eight people, You Get
into the compartment hy -id"d"or'
INSTEAD ~ enddoors. aud When sou
get into one compartment N" onl,
way you cnn get into the neSt h o. ~
outside the eat and IN 20 another
door. Df course sum~ ~ them ar
different Co r. certain extent but th'l
are an awful small. Thrr" are three
different classes you can ridr-iirrt
second and third. About a." only az
ference I can see between the firr'
and second rlnsrsr " the prize 1901
II sou ever go on an ocean trip ~
first.rlasz. ~ course you would, hul
II you didn't you would De- uut ~ luck
Thank goodness I wasn't third class
coming over,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-09

Mems ,s 10 Set away with It IL what
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-09

All extend the greatest s} mphinl
L, Mrs. Eloisr SWannrl daughter "'
Mr.. and Mrs. y. 4. rhilds. who's" nus
hand wns Killed the 18Th "i ihn' ~
France. where h. had been s"rNinE ~
The Canadian force for ~" past
thr,. wears ilr had heru wounded
thre. times and IN. nst tim" HAD
been In the hospital Tor iht'" h"h'hN
lie was awarded a medal Tor "I'N''N.
a.. was "a great athi't" ar pheasant
and agreeable as b" was brave anu
ne has certainly don" AL ih Nv l'"N''
"a defend hif country tn" dead ma"
leaves "a wife who mourns hlN ""'
mi their home has never been h'',,''
Win "A child A. tat as "a" know 'hl'
makes the first war widow in fn''lt
.ounty This telegram was rf'"lNrh
bv Mira Swannell yesterday %,
Ming commands me o. afnuf" N"" CO..
an. true sympnthy at his majesty ana
m, queen IN your sorrow. llnls'
serretary of state For War y" MT
charles y. =. swann"ll'
Andrew Anderson and MIS- susan
nan Jewkes, both Of prang'N'll'' "a -,
Gently hied over the mountain ""'
returned a. man and vile.
Mr.. and Mrs Archer WILEY are -,
orangeyule visiting relatives anu
friends Both are Just 49, l"'N ~"
leaking lust the same az Wh"h '"''
left here a few years ago.
Rob ana win Davis. all" ih' l1''
ter's vic. just ran over &" "'si's',
vile from the camps a. see IN" NOM
people sunday Al are doing l'"''
Mrs. IA Fox. Mrs. RUBY JrwN,s -,
ana Mrs GLADYS RiAty are NlN'''"s =,
oranSeville ana putting up q s1oS
mnply Of the delicious run Nn,.',
this country is so abundantly nl'sS'"
with this year
some more new autos ihis N'' n
County Superintendent william =,
MA oI John Failay and John Cox OF
orangeyille are an flying arouha y"
see who can manage his car peS''
orangeyille's Red Cross is $, AWAKE 'n,oS
and dong a great work and all ENJOY
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-09
Five More Going

The list Of boys to go out WIN '.a ,ns
ura August draft, and VINO 49,
here next Thursday instead ,, o. mo- mon
cav has not been fully decided i. upJ"
as as, vet. but II is practically ef Mss'
mai Janius +. Day and George s s,s.
unss.n Of Castle Dale and j. W Sn
On Jr.. OF Huntington viii DC '"''
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-08
BOHEMIAN BOUND
I, TO FIGHT UNDER
FREEDOMS FLAG
Martin M. Mosnj of Hope Insists
He Be Given Opportun.
ity to Go

1--WE need this man In the army.
He's real American II he, is not le-
gally q citizen" said Adjutant General
Fraser. when he passed over letter
from Martin n. Mosnj, Bohemian, sub
ject of the Austrian car, Karl, who
is so anxious to get into the game
with the Americans against his mas
ter and the latter's allies that he has
made a journey all the way from
Hope to Bismarck to place his case
before the adjutant general, and since
his return home has constantly bonn
barded General Fraser with letters.
II wish you would let me know
what chance, If any. stand Of getting
in the United States army. because
l am getting more and more restless
every day. and every time they send
a bunch of boys from this county It
makes me almost sry,' writes MosDj
but I<ssuppose you know what kind
of feeling, it is to see all the young
boys going away to fight for the best
flag in all this world. And, another
thing, don't feel as though was q
man, and then some of the people
around here say that ! claimed ex-
emption on the grounds that ! am not
a citizen, and that certainly makes
me feel like two cents.
Il suppose it is useless to write all
this stuff to you. but cant help my
self. l simply had to get 1t out of my