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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-22

Bottom and spent Sunday with rela.
tives here.
Fitz J.. Nutter. OF Fairmont, was
visiting his mother, Mrs Maria Nut
ter. on Sunday.
c NJ. Sturm, Of Hartcr Hill, was
transactiug business in town on Sat.
urday
Miss lone Martin. Of Clarksburg,
was visitin" friends here on Saturday
and Sunl2y.
Mrs. Howard Byard, OF Annabelle,
was shopping in town on Saturday aft
cTnoon.
Walter Fallen. Of near Buckhannon,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-22

John y. Stevenson, OF Huntington
and Fairmont. chairman Of the coming
\ campaign in West Virginia, says.
"They laugh al me when | pre-
dict that there will be no fighting
in 1919 but that is the way think
il will coma OUT
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-22
If old Hindenburs actually /, dead he is a lucky

At last hostile ship has tossed a few shells upon
the New England coast One fell into pond a mile
inland and the others hit the beach and buried in
the sand Wonder II this will have the effect of max
ing the sleep of the Down casters tranquil? They
dreamed about this very thing through the Spanish
and again ever since the beginning of this Yet it
is not so very terrible. after all.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-22
Met Death on the Rails.

News has received here last week
that A. Z. Sutton had met With fatal
accident at Grafton having been
ground to death on the railroad He
formerly worked here being employed
by George ". Martin as blacksmith in
his carriage factory.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-22

But the real test OF their running
ability will come when they start for
the bridges across the Rhine.
It'll sure be a devil take the hind
most race when that begins.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-22

II those three barges which the U-boat sank of
Cane Cod had been loaded with hard coal the loss would
have been really important blow to the plans Of the
Fuel administration but the loss the three empty scows
will not make much difference Trust the U-boats to
do the thing the wrong day.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-22
Personals.

Mrs. p. l.. Messenger and sons
Ward and Dale. o. Clarksburg. we're
week end visitors with friends here.
p. ". Baker came up from Round
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-22

It begins to look as II those Germans who started
to take an April dinner in Paris and got lost will be
lucky II they eat Thanksgiving dinner anywhere on
French soil.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-22

CHICAGO. July % - The modern
"Bctsey RC-s" IS crochcting flags.
Mrs. Belle CcGCr has become an cX.
pert at this work and the first one she
completed was sent 20 President vii.
on. Another was sent over the sea
% General Pc-shiug and a tricolored
ne 10 General Jolfre Besides these
Mrs. Ockar has made number Of ser
vice flags for he. friends.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-22

in Fairmont last week. reported that
the ice 9" reing weighed
TIL Inspector suggests that
The , o., TO have their ice weigh.
ed .| ,noa if short weight is givel,
g.. blenders can be punished. The
law cannot compel anyone TO sell by
weight, but it can catch the man who
represents that he is giving certain
weight ard fails TO make good his end
Of the deal The fact. however, thei
signs are displayed on the part Of the
purchaser would no doubt indicate a
sale according 10 weight.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-22
Wouldn't You
Like to See
THE NEW
FALL SUITS?

Quite a number Of rep
resentative models en- dis
play noW-an advance
showing offered that you
may actually see the new
Fashions in suits for fall.
By 10 means, a complete
assortment but plenty to
make them most interest
ing, however.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-22

Bathing suits Aplenty
And there are many
weeks Of bathing left this
summer. AS attractive
in their novelty styles and
coloring as they are in
price.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-22
The Reason

During this same period
we are daily welcoming
the newcomerS-Fall APP
parel Of all Sorts. There
are many arrivals already
in stock-The New Fan.
Goats, Suits, Dresses, etc.
Almost daily this display
will be increased by the
rapidly arriving newcom-
ers-in fact you can eX-
pect to see new things al
most hourly.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-22
COURTNEYS STORE NEWS
July l9th, l9ls.
Reliable Advertising
Speed The Parting Guest" and Hearty
Welcome to To New

For the next two weeks well he speeding the apparel (Which have
been guests long enough with prices
gains EOu find be just what Daily Instructive
and Profitable.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-22

/ Before You Start on That
Trip-Think of Your Cor
set.
Let us show and explain
to you the many new mod
els Of
Lady Ruth and Henderson
July 22nd, 1918.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-24

Die Gep gorf gnenins Yoit mem
Oct lih IN einem largeren 4rtifel gc-
gen Den WfiBbralld1 Sen ein3elne r,i-
de 5amiIien, Die Elm groBes Berio-
nal beiddftiger, uno sroBe &orpora-
fionen nit Der 0ieultflagge treibcn.
9ieie Slagee ioa nit ieoem blaueu
Stern i'm meiBen 6eloe ~anoeuten, oaB
man Dem gaterlanoe elm Spfer ge-
6radt, ieinem Hufe mi1ig uno frcu-
big gefolgt lit, Sic ioa Sen 8anoe-
rcr, Ser uoriibereebt, oaran erinnern,
oaB alls Dem Salie, in beIien Seniter
Die 6Iagge bangt, ein SAMPLER ms
6elo ge5ogen lit, Dob aus oieiem
Sarie cine Mlttter Dem 2anoe ibr
2tebItes CAB: ibr 2ino.
DDS mad)t Die 9ienTtfIaage 81 Ell
ner gbrenflagge fiir ieoes Saus, oas
lie alt fiibren bered)tigt lit. Sic 1T
bas 3eiden bes Opfers, oas oieles
@alls fiir bic gemeiniame Sohe ae.
bradlt bat. slber Opfer fann man
nidt nit fremoem Gigentnm nit
fremoen &inoern bringen. Gin Spfer
brtigt man, menn man ettpos Der.
gibt, auf oas mani Elm natiirlidcs
ODER elm atoeres Heht bal, mas eli.
mem lieb nno teuer gemorben lit; BON
Dem man peiB, Dab man es entbebrrn
miro, fDeltn utott es nidt mebr bot.
0eSbalb mlB es unaneenebm berii9.
rem, ipenn man iiebt. tuie eroBe Sc
i%d)dftsbduier uno Gorporatiouen nit
9ienlttlaggen prunfen, sic @itnoer.
te, piclleiht iogar Sauienoe bon Stcr-
nen entbalten, gum 3ei6en oafiir,
Dob e~beniopieIe ibrer NnseIteaten uI,.
ter ben 5abnen fteben,
Sic lino es nidlt aetuelen, sic oieIe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-24

ben, meoer IN ibrer @oblulilg NOD
I'M Ebeater - Der &imlnel mag nil
len, mo- lie lteft! Soben Sic 6ilrht
Menne2~
er fannte oas Wfa0den pie iein ei-
gen ainb. Sbre Stimne mar idoit
ntandmal bon bort broben erflunaer;
ais fleines Mdbden bate Menne
ihon beim neutrality-suspicious. ibr
bellies StimmdJen i'll Der gngeIoer-
fiinoigung erihnaen laiien: .Gbre iei
@ott in Ser Sobel"
~@oaen mir ibnea einntal pro-
benz"
~@enn Sic es fiir notig bolten, {
antportete lie, mir lit Der Yialm
pertraut."
u@irflid2 DIR faat ein stain
bonn 9er5enl Sic fernei1 garl5 genol
Die 5tele, no Sic eill5uiesen ba-
benz"
Sang genau!4 llno lie ladelte ibn
al, Bob Der alte per5meifelnoe @enIf)
oroentlid mieoer 6arbe befam.
gengitigen Sic iib mr. nidt"
iprod lie tapfer, lid made Sbnsn
feline Sdanbe."
s@nten Gage, meme 9amenl Die
Sod)leitner lit frarlf, Srdulein MaD
bat Die 5reunolid)feit, inns aus5ubeI-
fen init Der Solopartie, panote ct
lid an Die periammelten peibliben
Mitalieoer oes itaotiiden @eiansper.
Gins, oeIlen 9ireftor er mar. sic
barrten auf Der @ntpore Dor Der Or.
gel uno feline ein5ige befano iib nnter
linen, Die nidt oas aQerperbliiffteite
@elidf mufte OBJ oieier Mitteilung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-24

Seras g.

SSn Dorftopn utlo llntgegeIso
anaft iidj ~abernlnls Mediterranean
fiiblbar. Die aus &eltSeras impor-
tierten arbeitcr baben Die yorftowll
8egenb mieoer perlaiien uno iino
.rad) Der aiiite 81 ge5ogen, iie arbei-
ten in ben EeisIeIoern, neil lie bort
better besablt perben. Bis icet iino in
Dem Gountp $500 gaILen 9ailmmolle
.geginnt~ Die 0einmnlternte miro
llngefabr 10000 8aaen eraeben, ae-
gen 1000 fpeuiger als in Den 0llrb-
sh~nittsiabren. Die Selmiible IN
gorftown bat ieit eiuigen Bofen Sen
8efrieb aufgenommen, miro aber i9re
Edtigfeit tpegen Mangcls an @rbeits-
frdften mobl balo pieoer ciniteaen
miiiIen.
Sn Smitbpiae lit am 5reitaa
Elm gutter e~iHoringe6er @egen geial.
len. Die auSiidten nnf 1peitere Hie.
ocrIdJlige iino gut. 's~s@@
9a5 Aderbalf : Winifteriunl
Or Yer. Staaten miro in Corpus
Sbriiti Elm @arfts9iiro eroffren,
1uel1es Den 5arnlern beim gertaul
Der 8dunltpoIle bebiilfli6 uno oen
gerlanot oeriel6en iibernehmen miro.
Gin pra6tiger Hegen fiel ON
Sreitog abeuo fir5 nad s llbr in
Soernp uno umseeeno. Snfolge oer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-24

albaltenoen 9iirre mar oos @oIlar
IN ben meiIten SIuBbetten eilgetrod,
net uno piele 6arnter uro giebaiit5-
ter battcn iih beranlaBt geiebet,
grllnnen bobren 81 Iollen.
Ser 4Sidbrige Neger SorpeD
5ltberf bon Muffin muroe allt 6reis
tag mittag i'm 9rapis Gountp : @e-
fonanis gebangt. Subert bate Gil
6allpme'en=Mben oes Sobres 1916
Den f6.iabrigen Ganoolpb GIqrfe init
eitetn Jleiibermeiler erito6en uilo
mar 0egbalb gum Sooe perlrteilt Die
9inri6tung NOR nlebrere Wole ne-
iboben.
- &erseiien Sic nid)t, SIR M6on-
nentent 81 ernenern, tuenn Sbnen Die
uSreie Greiie fir Seras" nnd oem
/. Cftober sueeidift merSen lol.
Die 9aumipoGen : Sin in Sea
litos, 0uual County, milroe ont 5rei,
tag frib ourd Jeuer total 5eritDrt.
auBeroem gingen IS gauen gaun1-
noble uno 90 Eonnen Santen in
&aud anf. Das 5eler cntltono in
mmitten bon 145 8oaen 8ault-
wollc, wel6e auf Ser 9erianotsgIat,
form aufgeitapelt tparen uno man
%perlnntet, oaB 8%ranoltifter an Ser SIR.
belt gemeien iino. Die Slammen bret
teten lid bon Der YIotform nadb ser
Gin uno Dem Snntenbaule aus, ga
man fein 8aifer gum 2olden oes
gronoes batte uno megen ser friiben
Norgenltunoe arld MIR menig Siilie
bel Der Sano NOR. Ser anaeridtete
5daoen belduft iid auf $4,000, sic
Sin mar fir $4,000 beriihert.
@eneralanpalt 2oonep bat Elm
jlriitiides @utadten obsegeben, SAT
fiir Die Sago in geras Ole teraniI6en
ilno nidt Die ponl glnoe crlaIienen
Sagogeiete in 9e5ug auf 3eit uao
9ellte mtaBsebeno iinb. 2oonep ct.
flart, oaB bas teraniide @ilogeles
bisber nod nift fir llneilltig geboI
ten, mabreno oas gunoesgeies III.
bier peridieoenen 6dlen aIs unfon-
1titlitionea erflart nuroe. Nod) oem
teraniid)en Sagogeies beairmt Die
Saiion auf gal1ben am l.. 9eaen1ber
ullo i6lieBt nit Dem 81. sSalluar,
Dobren6 6nS 8~nnbesgeieb Den Nm
fang Der Sogo anf ben i. September
ano Den SbluB allf ben Is. De5pm=
Der feitiest. Die tdglide Sogobente
pom Saltben nno Gnten bari nod Dem
Staatsgeiet Is Stiif nidt iiberidrei-
ten, troboem oas 8unoeseeies fir
beioe goselarten % Stiif pro 9ag
erlnubt.
- Die rSreie EreHe" bietet benz
seier nod einn1al 10 piel 8efriebi-
gtng nno llnter6altung, ipenn Ct
ipeif, bah er lie besablt fat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-24
&atielbafte nene &ranfbeiten.

Sbmobl sic 3eit Der am menldIi-
her &orper auftretenoen Graiifbeiten
bereits 2egion lit, fommt es ab nno
81 bod nod Dor, bnB Menid)en con
aranfbeiten hefaaen peroell, Die Sen
Icr5ten nod p~oIIitdnoig unbefanrt
limo, un0 nidt MIR I'M Nnfauq 10
ihcinen, tuie 5. g. Die ugebeimnispone
epidemic, Die felt einigcn @ofea
in Spanien nlftritt uno iid) ihIicB.
lid als eetpobnIihe Snfllen5a emf
puppt bot. so murbe aus europa
oas auftreten elmer leltiamen Grahf.
belt gemeloet, moriiber Die aniiftcl
Der aer5te nod uuseinanoergebelL
uno oie nod elmer Beriooe IetbargI-
ider Shl6frigfeit eiltmeber gum Co
De ooer sur @eneiung fiibrt. Man
nilnmt an, oab es iib nm cine ilelle
5orm bon g%otiiIismus, eil1er felt 20
Sabren befannten Hiifemnarf- uno
8ebirnerfranfllig banoelt bod lit cs
nod III feirenl ein5isen Sale aelun-
gen, BET Der Dbouftion BotlIismls,
@o5iaen nadBumeilen. Mud Der
aricg bat Die m~eoiouniide Bilien-
idlaft Dor lieile aufgaben g~eIielt. 50
tritt lett Dem gegim oes 8cltfries
ges inter ben Mannidaften ser
2anfgrdben cine beftige 5ieberfranf-
belt nlf, oas fogenannte a9aufgra-
benfieber". = Cine ieItiame Sinner
frdnfheit, Die lid in elmer mebrtaei.
gen leid)ten Sabmulg Ser 9eine ait-
Berte, frat ferner Dor fur5em IN Stolf,
Dolm auf, gum Slid MIR in tueniaen
6dden; aud lire Spmptome fparen
Den Ier5ten gang uno gar nel. Bon
elmer anoeren merfpiiroigen Strait
belt lit Dor GINGER ,3eit elm iuuaeS
0taoben befaIen moroen. sSsu per-
id)ieoenen Teilen ieines aorpers ent,
uidelten fih aalfiteine, Tim Die ilib
idlmer8bafte @eiftpiiIite biloeten, Die
I'M 8erlaiife Der 2%ranfbeit breiiae
&alfmalien abibieoen. @abrid1ein.
ltd) Dafoelf eS llcD I'm eliie lteberidt-
tigung oes glutes nit aaIfitoffen.
pieleidt aber alih nm einen abnor.
men aolfgebolt franfer aorperaerpe.
be. Dor einigen sSobren trat aud ouf
Der Sriel gelebes ploslid) cine neile
llno Den Ier5ten gang r~lticIbafte
aranfbeit auf, mouon iopobI Die @ei-
Sen ais aud Die G~ingeborenen beial-
len muroen. Die arnnfbeit 5eigte bic
SDmptome einer ODienterie, ipar
ober ourd feline SeiImittel gu befdm-
| pfeil; pielmebr trat nah beftigen,
ron ateinnot beeleiteten Sdner5er
nad i6einbarer 8eiierung Der Soo
nad penigeu 9agen elm. Den &c.
beimnispoaen grreger oieier &ranf,
belt feit5uIteIlen, lit bis belte nod
niht g%elnngen.
Den Streber lodt ittr oag 3ieI,
| Den Sfrebcnoen alldl ser 0ed.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-24

sellte fir oen 0ienit oes gaterlons
oes hergabeH. SIREN 4nteil an BEN
Gpfern oes arieges be5eidnen oieieI
Sterne nid)t. Die ebe1naligen anae.
I%telten iin6 enttDeoer ans eigerter,
freier gntiHlieBung gegangen ooerI
meil lie BON ben 3iebunssbeboroen
einberitfen fUr1roen, uno Die Mrbeitaa.l
Der baben fein HedJt, jie ols ibrcnI
5ribut ai ons 9anb 5n hetrad,tel
idl NIT einem Eatriotismus All 5rii.
item, NIT 6eln feinerIei Dpfer fir lie
pc%rbrnoen grDefen Iino. Gs iino sic
Yfiitter, Die 8attimten, Die oieles
Iribnt an bas 9anb gebradt ba6efL
unb lie aIlein baben oas Redt auf
bic Gbn1ng, Die ourd Sic 0ienit.
flagge gum a,ts6ruf gebraht miro.
adein nod meniger beredtigt nrn|
geraoe5n ld6erGif lit es, tpenn reibe
2erte, Die einen SeiI ibrer Diener-
ldaft fir ben Grieg baben bergeben
miiiien, lei es a1s Sampler ODER zig
9rbeiter, 1T @erbinoung oamit Don
geoe, e. bsFanae,s ,n.,,ao. IA
cingangs ertpdbnte 4rtifeI Ser Neip
Dorf @pening Yoit, in tpeIdem es
beiBt: Der Notion 81 aeberl, mas
man. Tim es beiiteltern 5u fonner, crit
BERGEN mitB, lit nod immer cine Be-
ron ma Sp,, Moros,,asne;han ~,
.nei nro,n;,e,,ts gsan,;J;a,, ar eao
Totio,,oTor,mse f;inf,,nnsrc;sia m;.
orieaer ;brsg ha,.sfihas .p,s
oc;to,,s,t 49, :
tsn a;e LII v.a.' a..
hsras "a aas,asas III
~ esln''k pub wv oe'oell
beam *. Nehicnten men;osr S,,rh.s
oeben n, fdIoocn ms hot Sohs,. S;a,o
fiinfunSnrcis;n mon, ,,,tsr Sa,, a..
itimn,,rms, he.;;orim aa, IN
,prtI;rhar MoshSftic,,,,o,, o;aEar,o.
mieTe oe,to ,%1;;,5o,, ~ - -
,,erfr;hsn 1,ntorsh;os a,,nas. 80
,m;,1e,y So,. S.ra,, s. 49, vaD.s'
nSer Ser m,,tter S;a ;bras 60 a
on,,Sc aiabt ,,na So oe'n
Gom,onn ,,na o,,Sersn ao;%sacAV
miMter,,s,, @~or,sarasa, seiWuil
gierStffoaos M @tar ~ asls
t~o,,senao 49,, mas., ospn
iia osaoban 49, Sslus ,os
oe,,es,SoS;sa,. No., n.'us m
on, nm, Saor. sa NV. w oan
;ers oa,,snyths uuss nn-
no,,oen n,a;I g. - ssl..al pno W
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-24

GpHOn.

A ~
NpffDr.
Son Mnton;o ho,,.o o. g.a4
9sups o. rus
0uibellon, gelfern 80 Gelts.
Eptfpufamen.ErnSnffe
w..
Sun aHIollos q. augnlf, 1919
Yrin1e erloe Cotton Seeo Gil, Sf.S1.
Gents Der Snlone
starmsTrnSttFte
Son 9fut,,,;a 81 M.....u 500
ahioliu, - augupt ISIS
gntie[ zo-ou per Nflino
S1eT lnlr frlld'e) Ito. l.Sac per SBo.
Sser, seo. =. .s.xos per $50.
pens per Yflno
sssrlers 2Se per Yfino
ShrfeDs 25c per EfIno
Setden ..-....... S2.2O per Guidlef
Worn -... $3.50 per Bltfdel
pafer .... $50. 95c per Bufhcl
aoen -.- $4,000 per Sprne
u.~:
e."u
"a ~ ea''l0rH'a' sA.lo ino
SiiBfartoffeFu. Gam, 1925 uno SIS. so.
Sfptebeln, SeTnS 8ermI0as, $3.50 mo
$1.75; GrbltaI Wdre $1.75.
Somateu, teg.. $1.25.
gobneu, COLORADO. ginto. pei BIO.
Sfo.5o: gintg. $3.50. Sinno. "a s14so.
0abb, $500; BIadepes. S1I'00.
Stride Gtrina 8eans. $3.50.
NOD, SS,a5 lllO 500 per 100 gfaino.
p,tiHsI pisHs' Yoo a"o ~ W.
mgSssHsr en-. ..r s,,s q;,uss
W,,r,.iu nv otn ,aL
@nrfen. $500 Der gnideI'
Grb5en. Der neiner Crate S. 90
geteen, $500 Der 100 gGirS.
aopfinlaf. So so Der @rdfe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-24

Mllen 2eiern, Sic nit ser Sc.
sai)lang Der pTreie Treiie" i'm &iif.
itano, ueroen Hed5nnnsen snaeIdidt,
Die anf cine ansemeiene Jriif ii6er
ben /. Sftuber binans ansseifcut
Eno. Wfr bitten, 6~enielben 6ie ae-
b0rige Seadtnng GIT idenfem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-24

mo a1oeren geoarfsartifeln oes tag.
llflen Sebels llllenbIih bel fparen
uno oeolird Dem 2nnoe nibt bios IN.
mittelbar, ionoern onrd ibr gnfcs
geiipiel mldl mitrelbar belfen. Gs
fommt nibt oaraiif an, in fpeld,er
5orm man IN biefer id,idiaIsfhtpereu
3eit Spfer brinst, es tornmt Ieoia-
lid oaroltf on, Sap man Tie brinar.
8ern Hno freuoia brinat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-24

&anft &riess-s~ parmarfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-24
Mifbraud Der 9ienitflasse.

f5ortiesung foIat.,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-24

Den Streber Iodt nltr oas I3ieI,
ben Strebcnoen aud ser BEG.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-17
W0men's Part in Other Wars
By Albert Payson Terhune


The Crima-a bleak
the
climate and counted aid.
MY officers
suffered sgons
hospital service whole
men Cold toll bad noushment epemcs
that khsuor ncapacitated $4,000
Of at
II men thout
NO EFFohT-To SAVE effort
The DYING be tended by sick the dying by the dyng"
land but the relief of the stricken
The Nightingale.
She daughter
self in charge
lead them to The British had the good
nheard Of Yet all the world
applaudd the woman suggested It,
1t
Angle
toled
her gigantic Of organ a decent
ANGEL
ADoRED smoothing forehead
patient. grooming freful invalids to sleep
viii
her shadow
ST n her presence"
bored INCREASINGLY
completely under strain
But would
Among o,her
bad
disease declared
seshg with their windows shut"
England-o
hepe the hono showeed
raised
dedked glorious services mankind
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Talk Of the TOM,
Stan'sy Howe TsiIs
OF Camp Life.

STANLEY d. Howe writing m ~. 80.
u ms departure for Franco taiis ~
aunt Mrs. w. H. Mossman Is, 49,
street, an interesting story - 80
experiences In Camp Merritt ~
wHere ne mad been stationed for a ~,
ne whAe with the 121st field artillar.,
r'eV'ousiy he had been in trainin~ -
amp McArthur, Tex, but was sanf
lior'h Wnen the regiment was chan~.S
run hsht to heavy artillery.
we have peen changed To h.o,,,.
artilery, with six-inch howitxer. :.
writes. our regiment win be mo.
.oFizeo' each battery receiving tar
tractors ten automobiles and ten mo-
torcycles" e'' Nno-
We've been here three montbs ,o,,
ne continues. "and during thar t,,n.
I'VE been to New York CITY f~ica
saw most OF the well known place. -
interest, including climb into ,ha
statue OF Liberty, up into tho had
| where We could see out into the CITY
! ALSO was on the observation nlat.
FORM OF the Woolworth building. near.
! ~ ooo feet high. I must say / Clidn,t
IKE the feeling of leaning over the
railing and looking down,
| ohe morning we came out on the
banks OF the Hudson in the Palisades
section. 1t surely was beautiful. The
MONIES about there, the scenery-everv.
thing was inspiring. The hanka
dropped as a sheer precipice about 600
1ee.. On the river we saw ferry boats
ana tugs playing back and forth across
the broad expanse Of water. Looked
Just like miniature of life.
Inc towns are all small hereabouts
out SO closely placed to one another. In
Two hours we pass through five or six
towns hardly a half mile apart. some
only few city block lengths. OF
course our hikes are like triumphal
marches, the people coming out wav-
ing hands, flags and handkerchiefs and
cheering. And We sing and whistle
ana have good time.
! I'VE have been having some singing
classes at the Y. NJ. c. A. building.
learning lot Of snappy songs, popu-
lar and soldier songs, lots OF pep,
When the whole bunch sings together
we make some noise"
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rs Years Ago
What Missoula Was Doing
on This Date in 1893.

w. c. Murphy of the Montana Com
mercial company left for the east on
a business trip and will be gone several
weeks.
With the courthouse square ap-
praised at $4,000 by the joint session
of county commissioners. the query
arises, What is the cash value of the
adjoining property"
Ladies' committees which have been
appointed to take part at the Worlds
Fair as representatives of Montana
are as follows: Instrumental, Mrs.
Fisk, Mrs. j. G. Boyd: vocal, Mrs. j.
NJ. Hamilton, Mrs. J. T.. Power, Mrs.
II. d. Moore, Mrs. Grace Grain, Mrs.
S. G. Murray, president of the Treble
Clef society of Missoula, will read a
paper.
Jerry Schinnick. the we'll known
deputy assessor. Is a happy dad today
and his joy knows no bounds. On this
bright ST. Patrick's morning his wife
presented him with a 13-pound boy, a
perfect picture of health.
The exact amount of Missoula coun-
ty Indebtedness on March / was
s37s,449.43. This does not include the
allowances made at the present meet
ing of the board, which will increase
it to nearly 100000. The assessed
valuation is $9,4a5,763, from which
Flathead has cut off s2.110.OO0 and
Ravalli nearly a similar amount which
will make Missoula about a $4,000, 900
| county.
Rev. DR.. Robert Collyer will lecture
at the Presbyterian church on Mon
day evening. March 20. at S o'clock.
| Subject rs Marriage Failure
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Pinto Robin Comes Back
to College Campus.

The pinto robin has returned.
He quietly hops from one place to
another just outside the university
gate and waits. He Is a shy fellow
and is probably watching for quiet
afternoon when he can seek shelter In
his old home in the tree in front of the
gymnasium.
Last year the students missed his
tap. tap. tap. on the tin near the edge
Iof the roof of the library. They
muorned his loss and did not think for
a moment that he had left his alma
mater. He would not dare mingle
with the lesser human beings OF the
outside world. He had pursued his
studious labors around the library for
years and had built his home in the
| trees in front OF the gymnasium year
after year. He was faithful and
| loyal student, but the bird kingdom
called him and he has now completed
a thorough research into the wilds OF
Montana. He is ready to receive his
masters degree. ss,ss,-, !, -,.u,., ,q "a
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that saved the day was inerchinS back
to billets. Their nniforrns were torn,
and caked with blood and filth. Their
faces were haggard. Their regiment
was shattered, but it's spirit was I'M
broken. While one man remained, the
Princess Pats" remained. with that
same blithesome and Bgbt-hearted
mien the handful went swinging by.
joining with lusty voices is an old
troops song: q -
steadily and shoulder to shoulder.
Steadily We'll ride and sing.
Marching along, steady and strong. :
Like the boys of the Old BSlshde." =
Down the road followed them into
the darkness, until the sound of the
singing grew faint and died AWAY.
Then. with light heart restored,s too
struck up song. and cantercd tdown
the road. For me the flashing glimpse