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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05

Mrs. Rose Campbell OF the. Camp
bell Millinery shop. and Miss Marie
Antoinette Glndraux left today for
Portland and Seattle, on Mrs. Camp
bel's annual buying trip They, ex-
pect to attend the openings of the
large establishments. in the cities and
Mrs Campbell may go 10 san Fran
cisco. Miss Gindraux will meet her
sister. Miss Adele Gindraux, IN Port,
land, aud her parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
d. Gindraux Of spokane.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05
IleceIved $1,000 check.

j.. p, Walker. secretary of Pendle-
ton Camp No. Al, Woodmen OF the
World. saturday afternoon turned
over to Mrs. George Phelps a check
for $4,000. being the amount OF insur-
ance her husband carried in the or
der. The payment was made 20 days
after the death.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05

Gerald n. Kerr OF the Geological
survey. is here engased Tin the exam,-
nation &C lands In this Vicinity which
are included In applications filed un-
der the stoek-ralsihs Homestead or
$40 acre homestead act. Tie IS under
orders FROM Secretary Franklin X
lane and Is obtsining information up
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05
I,nngl,t 500 ~ ". ! !

Thelma Wilson, little 1S-year-oId
girl OF Pilot Rock. has made a splen-
did record in the purchase Of war
savings stamps that is worthy or
mention, as shown BY letter receivA
ed by Supt. w w. Green from the
postmaster at Pilot Rock. 1t shows
she has purchased with her own
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05
Asks for sS35t Damages.

Raley & R0leN, attorneys, represent
ing Marion Caldwell as plaintiff.
against ]. T. Hoskins. and Cora Hos
lSins. Vashti Hoskins, a minor. have
filed a suit in the circuit court askins
damages for the Plaintiff in the total
amount OF S53f5. The suit is the re-
suit of injuries received by plaintiff
last December at Court and Beurigard
street when hit By car driven by the
last named on the plaintiffs
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05

Umatilla County Red Cross. received
Sc today from Hermiston suxiliary
FOR membership fees. Martin Vivian.
F. II. Donaldson and children.
Frances Donaldson and Laird Dom
aldson each paid 81. while Mrs
Dosidson paid So for subscribing
membership which entities her to her
membership and TO subscription to
tire Red Cross bulletins
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05

Mrs. Sam Thompsou received p wire
this morning from. the war dorart-
ment stating her nephew Hugh Lea
sure. ,ras severely wounded IN action.
July lsth There were no furtheT
particulars Eiven. Sergeant Hush
I.easure enlisted in the regular army
about two years aEo- serving, Through
TIE trouble on the Mexican border, he
Is a grandson Of VIM. Blakely Of this
place and a brother of Airs. n. r..
Chc.4a.an 1Ie vaf i-orr ln rcuC'e.nn
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05
Ieave Zoe Den.er.

Mrs. Holman Ferrln and mother.
Mrs. S. A. Lowell, left yesterday for
Denver. Colorado. From there they
expect to go to Texas, where Mr.. Fer
rin is stationed as a member of the
ordancecorps. 1t is possible, how
ever, that he may be transferred be-
fore their arrival so they expect to
get word from Mr.. Ferrin at Denver.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05

G. +. Nelson returned today from
lake Tahoe. California where he ~
tended the annual convention OF The
Equitable Life Insurance. coupant
About IS deievates from thc Facifsc
Coast cIub attended Tho nest crsn-
vention will bein New York. and viii
commemorate the sixteenth unniver-
sirS OF the company. Charles Hcarl.
who also attended from here. Is AZ
present Visiiins In sau Fra uci.co-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05

or the apportionment Of state
school funds among. the counties OF
Oregon, rImatilla county will receive
$13,32425. A total OF 1878, ,401. ~ will
be divided among the counties FOR me
school children, aceordines tasthe fig
ures prepared by superinteHdeiIt
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05

Wv SUCK tHtIETs y D.
All sox knitted FOR the Red Cross
must not be less than 10 1-2 inches
IN length. and both sox In pair must
be the same size. SAYS this weeks Red
Cross bulletin, and a sock IS not to
contain more than so stitches. The
society sets the seal OF approval up
on sweaters made by knitting a row
and purilns a row. and says the assdr
ciation is especially glad to get this
type of sweater, although it does not
require that they shah be knitted in
this way,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05
NlsItIns Ilerc from Iowa.

A. p, Lyon arrived In Pendleton
yesterday from Marshalltown. Iowa.
and win visit here for several days
with his nephew. n, i. Follett. 712
Ann street. This Is the first time
they have met IN 40 years. Mr.. Lyon
is veteran OF the civil war and is
on his way to attend the G. A. r
meeting at Portland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05
Return from Trip.

Mr.. and Mrs. *. w. Long and Mr..
and Mrs. c. T. Bowers returned yes
tsrday from a. trip to wallowa Lake.
They report the roads fair aud fish
Ing good, and say they saw two deer
and lots of grouse. Mr.. and Mrs. J. E.
Allen OF La Grande. who went with
the party. expect to heturn TO their
home jim q few days. but are, stin at
Wallowa. ..s,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05
MnI EnteE NIcchanlcaI pcpi.

John w. Davis. formerly OF Pehdle- Z
ton. now Of Beulall, Idaho, arrived IN
SIendieton yesterday on his way 10
Portland where he Intends to enter
the service as d member Of the me-
chanical department.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05

C. N. McAilisier ot the Union stock
Yards. and William Hislop we're In
Pendleton ,saturdae arranging With
the sheep mep of the vicinity FOR ok
hihits at the Washington state Pair
to be held In yakima during the
wool, terinu'rs September Is. The
r. ccr seeEe rsIt ra,, visir'i i7 O part
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05
Alleges Dcsertion.

stella NJ. Nohle has filed suit in the
circuit court against her husband
Adam o. Noble asking for a divorce.
The couple were married at Helix m
1908. The plaintiff alleges desertion
and asks for the custody OF their son.
Roswell B. Noble. She asks for SIS
IA month alimony and 800 for attor-
ney fees.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05

Churchill This money viii go to tthe
various counties for 297,6s4 school
children, the number between the
ages Of 4 and 20 years, as found by
the school census. The number of
school children in Umatilla county is
1921, and the per capita will be
$1.83.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05
Mr.. Yates Improving.

NJ. r.. Yates~of 1900 West Webb
street, reported Saturday as being
dangerously sick, is reported this
morning as being considerably i'm
proved. His son, Ray. arrived yes
terday from Kennewick to be here for
q few days.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05

The Girls Honor Guard of Atheea
expects to hold a sale of cooked foods
next saturday at Athena in the S. &
II. Pure Food Grocery for the pur-
pose Of securing money for the or
ganization. They have adopted one
French orphan and expect 10 adopt
another. using the funds derived from
the sale.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05

under this act The classifications
themselves however, are not made In
the field but in the Geological survey
al Washington. ID. {.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05

"A. NJ. Despair has on display at tho
office Of j II. Estes on Main street a
giant stalk of sweet corn. The stalk
Is 5 feet tall and was grown by Mr..
DeSpain on his ranch on Mckay
creek, about mile and half from
Pendleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05

r. J.. Burke rcturus.4 on satnrsiag
from Portland uhrre he sucnt some
time appraising Nuul Hc says he ca-
poets. 20 attend anatarr msri .nS or ths
appraisers Erat uret-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05
Rereivcs Money ON pledges.

The Umatllla County Red Cross
received ss5 today on pledges. The
lsendleton Fruit Company sent in SIS;
y. Bolns Of Freewater. 500. and f.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05

Mrs II. b. Follett has received a
card stating the ship on which her
son, Corp. T. r.. FoIiett, has safely
arrived overseas. Corp. Follett en-
listed from Pendleton in the field ar
tIllery last year. and by hard study
secured the rating Of corporal as a
member OF an artillery signal detail.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05

OF the fair win be held in the early
part Of the week SO that owners can
be here for the Roundup september
10, 20 and 2i.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05
news NOTES OF PENDLETON

money 500 In w. S. $. and thrift
stamps. Needless to say she will be
admittedaas a member ofsthe Junior
rainbow dtyisian. .as
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05
returns FROM Bnying Trip.

Mrs. d. G. Brown Of Alexander's
store, returned yesterday from New
York where she spent a month on
her annual buying tfO for the firm.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05

and grew to manhood in this place.
moving 10 California several Years ago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05
WI Teach a cabbngc Hln.

Stella Millikan OF Ontario ore.
mas been secured as teacher for thu.
Cabbage Hin. district No. 35.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05

C. E resryvcit acerc;arv fsr ere
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-21

SoteIIi Stanboroin portille tultia
ammaittiin noin 1870 ~Iaisfaiista
portin fai,tta pibarafennufieen. @a.
fennufiesia idrpi fafii ifti.naa ia
ibmiiet, iotfa oliapat 10 mafunilla,
iaiipat fiireen faupalla paeta toiiiin
bit%oteiiiin ctiimGGn tiiripaa. Spntpi
6--6 minuutin mdliaifa, minfG ial.
tecn ammuttiin taas 1910 laiifa.
usta. Sept muriip9. Mafaartiloi-
let portin ia tuntei,tuiapat piballe.
aloittaen pibarafennufiesia fotitor.
fastifien. tutfien fen aIbaalta ullaf
~foferrofieen asti faitfia ioppia mpo'
ten. Il,tfiioita oil 10 plnafaarti.
Iaista ia pfii meriiotilas. Canaan
aitaan i~afautiiauat toilet oiittain pi
bale tpabtiin. ~oiittain &ristiinanfa-
t,ia ,uastasia olapaa ~ratenniista tor
tastamaan. 1arfastufIet tarfoitti.
mot oiei6en ia ,naboollisten omai.
iuuben iuoieIiiain ("iuoieIusfunta.
Iaisten") etiimistd. 2ebt. aus.
BIombere. iota uiui fabl,mpuolei.
Tesla rafenmfiesia, aietettiin alum.
nosiaan ,partioimiien alaiiefii. Rab.
ia miestG. iotfa oil banfitti parta
masten ilioielemaa1 talon omaiiu,lt'
ia maboolliiiIta rpost0iltd, mittta
5anlaiiet baasuat, ioista tuuoti pal.
|jotfa eiau1t olIeet iuoielisfuntalaiiia
lpotiin ampumaaieilla pddban pa.
Jon inertia. Sri &arnlo 8lomberg,
eoelIiieh apeli, ionta Iuonu toimitet-
tin mpSs tarffa fotitartastiis, iitoi
miesten baaipat wGliaiaiiesti. SEQ
titartasteliiat riffoipat iiidan tun-
feutlesiann opet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-21
Jumalan $aman iblmeel.
linen voi!Ma

M%GntplGn pGfi lGbti firffoon ia
idtti neliplotiaan tp~ttotplIpfGn ia
fafiipuotiaan poian fotia. &otpa
oil iilloin aifa patffafiinnnlla, boil
la oil pienpt milan, ioten oil MI.
men paffo titripnitiia petGiGn fDl-
feen ia palio lGbti faniaa fulfemaan
pitfin tieti . Nama iuiiret ibmis-
ioufot turmaantuitpat ommtfGoen
oifeufiiinia. MGntplGn ,ipGfi nGfi
firffoon m~ennesiGGn eradnfin tul-
laiien ioufon tuIelpan ipastaania.
MGntplGn em1ntG ipafitlttti fotoa
lGbteisIGn ettG Silmalan tabootta
ci tupabo1 mitGGn pabaa. Intti-
poifu, jofa of fitltiipuotinen oil
iurri ontomosia rlofao mioremmil
le, fun iiiGlle t%unfeutiii fafii mics.
I'd. 2opiet fatioiwat peIfaGmattd
wieraiiiin. Eoinen miebisti ianoi
lapiille: "Wtisi6 on rliofaa ia
mislG on iiGnne rabat9" &aboeflan
piotias @ni iuofii raiofnbuoneeieen
ia Ianoi: "SGdlld on ietd r,toaa,
ottafna tltosta", iamulla oiottaen
poiastiao ia bpllpllG olemia leipia,
"tllIfoa ieti meioGn fansia fpof-
fin, MIND tuon tGGltG teillc ruofaa"
ia iamalla iuofii coellG fpDffiin.
Wlicbet istiinpat fpofin poptGGn ip0-
mG1n. eli ianoi: "Sttofoo laf-
fl p1GstGmme." iWiebet n%aurabtiipot
@llin miottomlalle pubccllc. "9tlfdd
norrafo" ianoi glli ia pubcli mitcn
Sltmolon enfelit pnrjelee ibmiiid.
"$liti on ianonut ettG nellie lopiil-
Ic ei porfoot eifG pabnt ibmiiet tee
mitGGn poboa. Tiillc, ioto Serroan
luottao beioGt bpnppS pmpGri pill
ritt1G" tullmoili Gill. Wtic6et nail-
roipot, noirlilpot ieiiaolIecn ia toi-
men beiStG ionoi: "Sanoppos MT
iiGii robnt, Min met morjelccfo
niit1 cnfelit." @Ili jllofii fono-
rim, nluoii foupin lootifon ia ia
moi: "SGsiG iiGni ia Gitini oinnot
robot mitltt niitG ei ioo flufaun ottno
Vtics ojenii fdtcniG ottoufieen ra-
6uf, mlttto iamosia footili manbon
ntcni toiopttomofii. Gni jilpfii fpof
fin blirii t~oiielle miebclle %juoStcs.
iodn, "titlfna fotiolnoon ictG1 Ban
toitoo fitollo, footii lattiollc ia
lnobtoo tulee iuliSta." Soinen mics
peljGStpnecnG iucti toperinia met
iG1n ia lite lGbti juofiujolosia fiji
%rubtomoan pofoon piffin moontic'
tG.
alin @1ntplGn talolliiet laapui'
nat decentralization, iaitpdt fiiuTIu
GlIiltG Nnitd oil tapobtuniit. Se
fifth Slntoloo ibmeel(iiestG morje-
Ilifiesto. Iiitto mctlGun mcScttp
mics illon b1mpsI1 ostlii iilulle to-
loon, mofioi molempoin mlestcn
milan ia ppDii ontcefii ilGnn1lto ia
cnlGnn1ltG mitG oil oifonit tebod
ia len jGIfeen ei mics cnGGn paroSs
tonit. Soinen mics fulfil tietu pit
fin ia finn uffoSpihpet norllipot ia
iolamo ipGlGbteli, iStliitri ban tien'
picreen poni tupnffoo piippiilirla
ia ionoi: sos Sierra on Suntdlo,
min isfe tiiIi pitppuuni ia milf mi
nut DIET lionut min fopbGff." 60
mosio iprGbti uffonen ia loi mic.
ben toinnofiiin mooticn oiaur. Sp
Observation-Disclosures jolentd
fulfil tiell6 ia lopiipGt toinnoflisld
olepon miebeny lpeipGt b%oioettnipaf
iecn ia mics fun ieIfcni beitti moan
tienrosiuorsonmotin ia banestG M
Il imnofns fOpbdiu ia puiittccIlisten
miStoio.
4 q X~nno,,of
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-21
@arfanSet laitafanpnngilla.

Sent finn rpostGt ia rpsippufIei
fesfifarpungilla onot ~pofostafir
loppunect, omat buligaunit alfonee1
liiffuo tpolGisforttcleisio, marastel,
len iieltG mitG fGiiinid inimot.
TiinpG neim1t ipnrfnot fcSfiipiif-
fiona flo 4 ia 5 mGlilli iltapGhpGllG
St1iien GitfGfooun SO oiuipon iilit-
tGjGn u. Niiniialon oiunnoSto 10
pcofcllon perinccn icfG jonfltn ipcr-
ran robao. Niiniiulo oil topobtu-
man iottliesiu poiSio fotooan. SG-
men oillntonlo ulfo olpi oil oapoin-
no, mlttto onlarin ppi len iijoon III
foSio miel1 bGncn tafniiin ttllcs-
ioanfin jotcn moroS fifth pGdtt1cn
OH tltnfcutunut iiiGGn tpG1r1llG a.
ip~oirnello. &ello pcrinccn oil ipietp
fomorin piirongin pGGItG, robot phi
rongin lootifosta.
St1iicn Yitfdfooun 70 topobtui
i~ltopGhpGllG lpurfoufiio porisiafit
poifosio. @r1Gn iiinrporin alum
toon oil tunfeltbuttli mGGriIIG anal.
millo ia amottu foiffi %piironein loa
tifot, joiben iii1lto oil beitettp buis,
fin boiSfin pitfin lottioo. Habaa
olimot morfoot lpiencct 100 inf.
miStG so inf. oil toiien iiiormfiiStd
ioumn joululobjn tponontojoItoon.
Gr1Gn lpoimon oiitnnoSio iamoSio
toloSin apictiin noiicn un0ct falosiit
Yiirongin Iontioito of mpoSfin foe.
tcttli mcitielld oipoto, mittto of meit
len terG fotfcnnut ia pritps Ioppli-
mt iitben.
&ello pltoli 10 oifoan Italia am.
muffin Siirusio p~ostitolon eous.
toIto, joto milijii pitGG miebitettpilG
crGst6 mnrtioiotiIostu iofo baopoit.
tui ia mietiin iotilosioirooloon. &Io
10 ioopili pbtGffiG miliiiiloitofien
bdlIitsio oleipa poliiiiouio GriStii.
nnnfoOulIo olepon botelliu Ston.
0oroin Constable tGunnG oiestcttuio
miebid. AlitoSia oil crdiOen iilmin.
nGfiiGiH tcrtomilsten mufoon fun.
turuistu. Snnaon oifoou ioupui
~iuostcu Observation-Disclosures toboIto
p1in noiu 80 miestG, foitfi oicstct.
tuino. Infoto oil iofu iotiIostiu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-21
Suomen Almanakka
v. 1918

Oulun ia Helcsingin almanak kpl 10c
Kansanvalistuss. kalenteri 1918 75c
Kansanvalist. ia Tietokalenteri $1.26
Tietokalenteri v. 1918 ........ 75c
Lasten Joulukirja, sidottu ...... 25c
Kansan Laulukirja, sidottu -. 25c
Vain0nkansan Lauluk nuoteilla 25c
Kansan Lauluja kokoili Holkka doc
Suomalainen Orjatytt0. SOC, sid. 75c
Vihan ia rakkauden sovinto -. 25c
Venajan keisarill. perheen salais. Bic
Unisampo, uusi unikirja ....... 25c
Kesinatkailu Suomessa ...... 6Oc
Perhc Kokkikirja, sidottu -. $1.0O
Kananhoitokirja zoe Hevoskirja zoe
Karjanhoitokirj. 20, Eliinlaakart 25c
Rekosen Sanakiria 1925 ia -. 81 so
Armisen Sanakirja $500 ia =. 1925
Kanttilan tyttaret, p. Paivarinta SOC
Singerkoneen neuloia, tusina 25c
Yliopisto Apteekin Pulveria 49,. 25c
Siirtokansan Kalenteri v. 1918. Bic
Valvoja / vuosik. .......... $500
Auttaja i vuosik ......... $500
A. MAUNULA.
18TH st. So. Cloquet, MINI.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-21
Suctnen NMti$ia
snrfna firistdneet pnnafaartilaiiet

Sarfha ftrtSfaneef pun0r0artll0t1e1
SeIitnein Sanomot fertoapat len.
raapaa:
&esfipitffona ioulufuiin 19 p.
mcni 10 Turusia meltoista biIiai.
iemnin fiiin eo%ellinen. Oleinen Der
mostrneiiuus oil ionfun lperran TO-
iautiinlit iuerrattain raubasia tuiete.
tpn pon iGlteen. Toiin oliwat nieim
mot ~faupungin ~aiiffaista lpaI,po.
meet toto BON ia ooottaneet. fostn
flrfin fuuoro tiliii io,ltiia bpoffd-
pficn alaiiefii. Siiti biiolimatto.
ettG ratiastopat iotiIaspatrullit a.
iaa farab6uttelipat pitfin iotaifes
raubanbdiritiii1n finilili ~flitenfin
iHasta alma oarn,t,in iaafta haon
tiiostafin retpoItperin Iaitfauiia, uor
iinin allpunin I~oitoisia, militia toi6i
oil omiaan pitdrn6dn ~ai,sffoot toto
|p6n idnnitpfien tiIasia.
YolId pi6atti jotiIaspotrulli TO-
miebiien buligaaniio,,toaL iofa ia.
tatparifoitiin aieet.
2iifenne faitpungiIIa oil aarr,i'
|p%Iitp6lld ia pleenfd toto pdituG1 pol
ioa Iaimeanpi uin fabtena eoelIife-
no. 2autoien ,tapiitustataan ei e.
mid f,tuE,n,it fiii1 pain fieIld tadl.
Id fen iiiaan ettd TITO nap,.tis tpar.
iinfin eoelIiiend pdin1nd oil unta'
nut misiin idtppn ia LEHMAN tpallit.
ietpaIle objectionable olotilalle. -
8aiffialla nGptuGt pitfdt, nalfeat
apiitpat = lmlooitufiet - rern1isti-
tpat fab,it omituiiina iliGipirn, MUS
tuttaen itiefulIefin omalla, mpfGllG
mutta ielipdsti taiuttapalla fielel'
lGGn, ettG turtltlaiict elGipGt tpoelli.
len ioban j%aloisia.
MamltpGimGll1 pallinmlt, folean-
barmaa lima mulittui iltapuolella
ia apariinfin mpobempdnG lumirGn-
tGIateefii, jofa faroitti monet letpot.
tontot ainefiet faouilta.
&g0st6retfi iuufnntnslaitps. Sam'
mon f%pntturiin.
&esfimiiffona flo plioli 8 oifaun
tuli Seroanoin taloon Sinnanta-
DUN aparrella p%arifpmmentd fipGd-
reillG aiestettiia buligoania, iotfa
mie6ittipGt porrasfGptGipGn ia t11n-
feiltuipat mafuiitiislaitos Sammon
fonttorim. &omennettltaan fonttos
risia tposfenteletpien "fd6et Dlos",
elitthpGt be jonfitnloiien tpen1jans
ttel1len lDQlIQ1trJull Ip~IlIurIusIuIs
len toimeenpanoa narten ia olfoi-
mot penfoa lontifoito. 2ufosia Of
leet Iaotifot mlirrettiin olfi.. SGpi-
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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-10-04
Liberty Bond Quotas

Several weeks ago the Kendrick
precinct LibertyLoan board met at
the town hall to fix the Individual
quotas for the Fourth Liberty Loan.
The understanding at that time was
that these quotas were the amounts
expected from each person in the
precinct for the entire year. That
is, if a man were assessed 5000, he
would be expected to buy a Sl00
bond of the Fourth Loan and the
same amount of the Fifth Loan, if
there is one. This was according to
instructions received from the
Latah County Council of Defense.
This list was duly made out with
this understanding. 1t was sent to
Moscow and last Saturday was re-
turned to the local committee with
the information that the quota for
the Fourth Liberty Loan for Latah
county was so large that it would
use up the entire amount that the
precinct had allotted for the year.
In consequence of this fact the quot
as assigned each individual for the
present loan are very much larger
than expected. The quota assigned
for Kendrick precinct for the Four
tn Loan is S46,900, or the entire sum
the precinct board had allotted the
precinct to cover the year. The
quota for Latah county is something
over 100000 or almost double the
quota for the Third Liberty Loan.
The other precinct in the county
have quotas corresponding in size.
There seems to be a great deal of
dissatisfaction among the citizen
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-10-04
Sergeant Carlson Writes
August Is. 1918.

August Is. 1918.
Dear Brother: Well | have some
time to myself and will answer your
letter of Z, '18, over a month ago.
Things have changed considerably
since. We surely have had num-
ber of changes of late. For in
stance, five moves during the past
month. AS for war news you get it
all over there, | know. Have seen
enough Of it to suit me. Enough to
last me the balance of my natural
days. One day recently while driv-
ing several shells hit within a hund-
red feet of the car, maybe you don't
think fed it some gas. was NOV
ing, that's all, for a quarter of
mile when we stepped and watched
them. Bombing raids are almost
too common to notice unless they
get real close. It's exciting
enough at times though.
Have been driving for a month.
Don't know how long | will be kept
on this job but one surely gets to
see something of the country by do
ing so. Have made several trips to
Paris some city. Was in one
night when the alarm for air raid
sounded but did not get up to see
what the effects were. Nobody
seemed to be moving out SO | stay
ed in real honest-to-goodness bed.
Say, but the habit of sleeping in a
real bed with sheets and all, is all
right, | think. At least | will ap-
preciate same when | get back
where | can use one every night.
Have heard from Art a couple of
times since he landed over here.
Not a word from Ed so far but |
know he is in Ireland, l wrote him
a while back and will probably
hear from him any day.
Mailed you a German helmet a
few days ago. Lots of stuff here
l would like to send you but can't.
Regards to all, Your Brother,
Sgt. George Carlson,
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-10-04
From Travis Million

Fort Steven, Oregon.
Just line to let the home folks
know we have been transferred
from the 7th Company End Bat. 166
Depot Brigade, Camp Lewis, to 18th
Company Columbia, Fort Steven,
Oregon, Coast Artillery. We like
it fine and had a nice trip coming
down. We left Camp Lewis at
1920 a. m. and arrived at our pres
ent location at 9 p. m. We were
not allowed to leave the train at any
stops or stations but at some towns
the people gave us lots of good eats.
We are all enjoying fine health
and like the army life very much
but are all anxious to get the kai-
ser's scalp and return to dear old
Kendrick.
Those transferred, who came from
Kendrick. are: Lloyd Waltz, VIM.
Patty, Eddie Galloway, Earl Lang
don, Robert Clemenhagen, August
Dalhgren, Clarence Morey, Brian
Deobald and myself.
With best wishes,
Travis Million.