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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-21

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giadl bem aeltriaen offisieIlen ge-
ridjt fielen 147 amerifanilfe SpISa.
ten Inn Gautpf; elmer itarb an Ieiucn
Nunben anb iieben an aranfbeiten;
100 mnr6e dinner per,unnnef. nenn
meroeu ais periuunSet aemcIoet, pl,ne
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ben s. Sall ans 3anbpfpfj afs aefal.
len, qeben aber SIC G,eIaun,tsoil ser
0SefoIleuen n,tr mit fnuSerf an. lin.
ter ben ppn SEN aanabieru ais her.
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tnnoen gfrtifef nerSffeuflidt IN se-
men ne anfs GutIdrieSenite ppr eiusr
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aber IdlliekIid, oeoen Sc 0emfid,sn
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t;oeu 1fnruhsu b.rherte anr Ws,;a.
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iipa. iull in 1efers6urn srmorSrt
ieiu.
Sn 0arIdlau Ioll bie yep6lfernnc
aroke ltnrnbe seiaen. 9entidle gEifi,
tarpafrpuilleu siellen onrd, sic Gtro.
zen.
2eutnant GSluarS 6. Chamberlain
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-21
Grfolg oer syrall5oicn,
RiIfen Omdi6en Ole un0 QiSne me6rue ]l(eden Uor.
Gmgldnocr 1T 2lanoerm.
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ltnrmben IN 9Setersbnr9.
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Ste neuc Imam prtuer bil" mnO Die WerDeirateten
ltnrmben in 9Setersbmrg.


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len an ilnierer &aite ourd) Seitroper
mmb bmrd 9ampfer seritGrt iein.
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fremnSlid geiinnt iino, iuie uSaglldls
te", slllebanbe" mno uIfterblaStn er-
haren, bic 3eit fur nentrale Trie.
oenspermittlnng lei gefummen.
geate anf einein ensliiden Fam.
pier, ber bon siiS.gmerifa fam itno
oieier Gage in einent nnierer atlanti.
iden 3afen eiufraf, mclben, Sae ne
nnterfnegs, nift lueit uDn nrierer
&iiite entfernt, einen brennenoer
sanfbanipftr geie1en baben, Der hon
Der 8eiatitng berlailen mar.
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Fat einen grDfen 0iterreidii6en0 0an-
pier Deriemft. Tim 81 Tim sn geInn,
gen, imufte es bic Minensone oes
GoIf bon lnarmero paiiiereu.
9sad einem geind)e aui einem
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iuinIdJe meiner gelumnSermna Ser
arphen Sidtiafeit mn6 Der alnabcit
Ser geiabmna 9nsbrnd geben, mnn
bes anten @erbGltmiiies, bas sipiIden
Dem Neidiua6er Der Ser. Staaten
nno ieimen britiidJen aameraoem Be.
itebt; nnb Der Ginbeitlidfeit ibrcr
Mbfid)tem, ipeId]e tire 9lrbcit faraftc.
riiiert uno @arantie fir Sen anban.
ernben Grfplg Der alliierten 8affen
anf Der See gicbt.n
glns aonlfantinopel miro aemelbef,
sic geD6ffer,1ma Ser e6emals rniIi-
iden 9iitrifte ppn aars, Yatnm nnb
Mr6eban batten fid) fir glnId(uk ON
Sic Sarfd erflGrt.
9as Iiener vsyremben6latt" iagf,
Die polniide Nation niiIe BEL ser
Gd)affnng bes polniidjen Staats NIT
arbeiten. 9as pDlniite @ulf mIiIc
ieinen a6nig lpdbfen, aber es maiie
fuGlllen in 1teberinifimmnna nit 1cn
4ebesintereiien 0emtidlanbs nno
GeiterreiAs.
&rieasminiiter 8afer iaat, es lei
nid)t Die glbiidlt, perhciratete Cent?
gum Militarbienit einsitsiehen, oercn
Uraa mno 3inber bon ibnen abbam-
gig nno nidJf i'm Stanoe ieien, BON
Dem sm leben, Das iie ans Der g06-
nmna erbieIten. 9as Gneitiunnaire
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ben antiuorfen berborsebe. Der einz
5ise @rnnO fir bic Nidt-Ginsie6mma
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pflidtisen sllter lei Die MbbGmsisfeit
ibrer syamiliem, nidlt bic Satiadle SAT,
Der Wann perbtirntet iei.
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elnem aomprumiF in gesng amf bie
gcfteuernug non &riegsprpfiten nnS
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-21
Der Serner gnnb snm 4. Suit,

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geluerfensuert beionoers i'm
Sd,luRobioh lit Ser glrtifel Sen .ner
pro-oelltlhe gerner .guno1 oen sser
gtooten am 4 osuIf nion1ete.
.Seute feiera Sic Ser. Stooten
s(1nerifas oen ssohrestao ON Dem
onnp t776 IN HhiIn6plpbio lire lin.
obh6uoiofeitserfI6rl1no. Sic oenfmiir.
oiqe DECLARATION Of ssubepeuoeuce.
llnferaeidlnet rp,trbe 5ie NOR pou,
oso,1rnoIiiteu nn6 fpitpru qsroii6en.
ten eseffer,pn euttporfen 1rnS beoriirl,
befe Sic g9otpen6iofeit Sic nnIi.is
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ionb Il, aerreiben nm uuter rp,,
gJ3ad,tpn Ser Sc erne sic l,esonbpre ,,nn
ofei4bered,tiote GfefI,rra eins,,nef.
mon IN tnerher nie @pfrse her WpIt
mnS nor sd,Snfpr nor gseIt herer,t;.
oen Die 1,nner6,,seriithen g,pn,d,en.
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Dir. oos Ioif Ser Ierei,,ioten
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-21

Der 4. SilIi puroe ais Sabrestas
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. regcl-
m1big IN alien Staaten uno StGoten
Der Union nit gluf5iigen, SeltipieIcn.
Seriammlrngen, 8eoen, @ei1necY
ilno miIitdriiden Raraoen gefeiert
0ieies Sabr miro nidt mebr oaS
9ieo Der Shloht bon gunferbif, no
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-18

Shaver Pressing Shop, Thorburr, F. R. a!ler, W B. " alloch s Bakery, White. Wat w.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-18

ff iee & Milling Co. aag Co. Baroer shop.
 NaaH.
 G.yeer Eo. EG.ri.ere Co.
 p- W. W le @. Jacob >9a. NasN ~ Auto Sales ;.ar Restaurant, ,sa ;ess. JAEe Southwest ArNa9ses Telephone Co.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-18

 Loan in this city has been made poS- xibic through the patriotism of the fo1- lowing firms, who have generously contributed the space in which tho advertising win appear: American Cafe, Arnold, k. r. Auto Sales and Service Co. Autry X Ellis. Real Estate Bank of Prescott, Boswell. Joe Britt. W. L. Browns Cafe. Bratton Hotel, Bryan, T. S, Jewe.er Bush, l. CA. Barham, J. E. Buchanan, V k Buchanan Drug Store, Black 's Restaurant, Cox. E. L. X Co., Cole, Sid Cornish, ]. D., Gnderta0eE Calhonn C. C. Circuit Clerk. City Grocer Co. Christopher George City Market, Daily and Weekly News. Dixie Motor Sales Co., Dixon, T. |. Daniel X Son. East Side Barber Shef, tarners Union Exchange, First State Bank. Farmers Supply Co, Franks, J. w. County Judge Guthrie Drug Store, Gee. Imou, Produce, Wm- Gee, Mgr. Gentry, Buchanan X Co. Hesterly, Dr. :. J. Hesterly Drug Store. Haas. Wm. X Sons Hardy. R. B. eiem Theat.e) Hamm. R. D. Hamby X Hampy farrell, J. k. Hamilton. H. \. X Co Hamilton, J K. Junction CIty L1mher Ce. Jones, 0. s. & Co, Krescent Store. Kennedy, Dr. NJ. H. kellams, R. B Market X Grocery Lewis Millinery Go. MeRae & Tompkins, Mum, Sam E., Sheriff Mckenzie, Il. B. Murrah. w. r. Moore & Martin. Marr, John A. Postmaster Moody, Mrs T. l.. M.3ne, Moody. T. G., Plumber Monson, A Moore Brothers, Nevada County HardN5re to. tevad1 Co4u-y AtasEc Gp.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-18

,e-scn x 5 J >.vwth < b.rs t5.ea.s. I.
 4th i'sF.'t ete. }zan=E,saz soma Lumber To 'yeseotl 3.s, aH1iaG 'rtssatt f7ar tGre Co 'css"'t s'tf F. v. ss.-+.a- .owai. pr. i V
 4r .a
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The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-18

easily take ten thousand dollars' worth of Liberty Bonds but only takes q thousand.
 There is no room in this community for Piker Patriots, for ours is no piker toUn.
 If you're that kind you'd better move to some piker town. You'd better go where you'll have some piker friends. For our town during the coming weeks and months is going to be tho lonesomest place on the face of the globe for Piker Patriots.
 If you can't pay cash for your bonds, you can borrow a part of the money at your bank using the bonds as security; or you can 1u{ them at your bank on easy partial payment plan. It is no trouble to buy Liberty Bond'~ 1t is no trouble to pay for them.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-18

A Piker Patriot is a man who loudly cheers the marching soldiers but keeps a paddock on his pocketbook. A Pker Patriot Is man who goes home every night to a comfortable fireside and happy family, who enjoys all the blessings and oppor- tunities that America gives, who has a good job and good wages, but doesn't eDen buy $50 Liberty Bond on easy payments.
 A Piker Patriot is man who bought Liberty Bond last October, one-tenth the size he could have taken, and now when approached by Liberty Bond salesman, sticks out his chest and says "rue bought ons."
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-18
"PIKER,lP

A Piker Patriot is a man who talks a lot about patriotism but doesn't DO anything.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-18

The advertising for the Third LberU Loan in this city has been made poo xihic through the patriotism of the fol- lowing firms, who have generously contributed the space in which ths advertising win appear:
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-03-07
lELLIOTT Bros. HURLEY. SD.

] 81 Nrsg nassgn i sssastssesa s1sss
~ sasssss s'sts Taessi@y,
Nssl afsisFsfs -sas here gssFss ais.1s
8Hssa saats wssk. ssaysag u ssst With
sia sfSesssss.
fsesfsafdsassF Chefs ttgegert sale MsFs-
sfsy, ssaseh iis sss AL hi sists tssssa
ffue siesaai4si iIat,
r. h asaEessg ard family spavesi
sssss siesh sn sssa farss near aianssss..
ssssaeas saaug hsv@ ssntsssi.
siawh Hershey ss aragsss, aeaiss If,
ssr \ usess's aalge 81 Fserings essss Il
ksss rim sassssassi d sas house.
n Christensen. Msss Woodward
ard Afs aasl Mrs Epy Ransals wrrs
Siasss Faals Writer'S the !irat Of the
sysfssk
Fss safe: ons af the hnSs four
year ala rsules iii Turnsss g,aantv.
s4ss,tA wsis huy sheta shEs sseea. a.
4 1 afssl SILT.
~ Ms haYe heea fnfasfassss snas .frs
ard afras j II. Faerswxsfss viii ~.
tsarn hassn ahout Mare;a 2fsth. They
are aos Iii Flaaida
Harve Isaassn III back from RI.
AaNeas s. H.. where he has bean as.
siating Fri the management aF affairs
ass the ] g. GILBERT rancla.
M,s. sssa Mn. HaI yandes.atar. v,ss,
visited Pagher relatives few days
sAsf wreck stosspsss On mere thursday
se sssesd the day witt. relatives
s Mrs Clara .iihban returned home
/ Mondag aftermonr from I.nverne.
Aainr, where she ssartes i class in
ths Snow method NJ siressnaakins
WIZ, sud Mrs. Al 4. Rasen ,ssstssi
0seg night ore day hast week with
shAir old frlends, Mr.. and Mrs. ~ III.
sssay rAys The Rowen sasniiy are lesv-
I ing thu farna and aae asovissg this
week 20 their reNs laaTna In Parker.
Lynn E vsvaey YEAS among the
number frnrn here ma rss,ssreesI at
Parker for draft exam inatsns Tues
day, and He tells; as that he passed d
perfect test, the board heFHr unable
I'D fand the slightest asw III his pisYsi-
Icas ronditiers.
Alfred Jensen. who purchased the
| Ping rey residence occupied BY t. e.
Alien has Isaovsd iii durisg tlse l,ast
yveek. This estinsahle family comes
fssasn near Vinorg e are snre that
they will and Hurley pleasant
place ii which 10 reside
III viii hc considerable relief Tor
fhe average fuel user to learn that
the KovHrntncIat has ~ adjusted
Ifreight tariffs that South Daketa
FeopieN car nuw secure coal mined
| Ills Tycsning hit about as iaorainaf Il
1srtS IA can ~ secured IIlinoss afd
Ieastern eoats, A ~ also clairsed that
the Nestern prodlset Is far superior
ffnSI.
W. want to urge oar asivertisars
md those gsho fay1r us with news
| iteNss ~ xet their copy Hi early.
A mum hAr have heesa iii the habit of
itssis until the NV time of going
Flo press tore sans ing la With their
eop md Nv hase been ia rcd
ans ikt kllcl1 ket asiag with III lust
6c1ssA ne 10 ab0riy.
HUT wN end \ lsny so Sin he
lfuturs sst copy 0a desc iosl
MI bS accepteSa 5AkeY !slIn esi
I gl6y 1ssy D DON Z want fo slis-
I ~ I'M yuHe xsnss htfnri IN ii,
4 ne 6inA oI u y iis E1 t3h their
1 HI "a eft Hin. l6szt ~ hAVk tirSly
1 jz1l tO kre iinsIff Il osaE tl>e kisse f0r;
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-03-07

Herhart Westward. mas easlrfty
sssat visitor ever Saturtsag
Mr.. ard Mr.. Peter Alien are s,s
ssisax lEsss sar d sas siass fhis waek
ssss. e b. Daniels, ~ s'ss a.i IA. Il !.
N 3 gysssst os her daughter Mrs
Curry
\ t'aa Spare d few tons al assesss up.
land prairae hay. Jaeksan 4 White
& a.ssss. ssss Il II
air. Js III Maiten5asa Es.tt satar-
.d@y ast IT, rorssa train fsr 1s;ancses-
ter for few aays
& Mr.. ard Mrs. A. @. NaIrli returned
huHsa this week frnra VISIT as the
fsaalte Tarsser hutae At Letslas s. d,
NJ r. 1naaaII purchased d Titan
l0-a0 tractor last wNek from Elicit
lsrsss, 10 assist Ia hts farming ii
tisus
NsiIlis redvge snoyesl shss weeh ID
the Rasistsns sarrss4 tiiras miles east
Eaf Parker. where he VIII 5arns tse
esas1sfsag season,
Maaison.s mayor Isreseated the M.
p Il ram aadsessing fisfrssrs on the
grotssssas that their uassissais Of or
ganssatson barred snesis eas.
fIalp Win she War The demand
fsss pennies and nicklss has been srs
heavy No are unakle 20 keep sap
ply on hard and we will gladly give
silver coin i'm exchange Turner Co
Bank
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-03-07
aoi sTtt Al ss,t IS
AsNouSeEaiE

To the Voters af Turner County.
| hereby announce myself as cafa.
iissaie for tse office Of States Attar-
nes of Turrer County. South Dako
In, on she Republican Ticket at thsA
NAV. 1918. primaries Your support
viii be appreciated.
Is s R0GIrEss
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-03-07
AssDUSss CEMENT

~ the Waters ct Turner I@..
] hereby wsaas TO announce myself
.as i candidate fer Represent
from Turner fsoaaty at the coming
primaries Ny Legislative expert
essee Il, the gass will aid me isa ssr-
Wing my constituents ssloaId | he
eiseted- My pass Legislative record
" open fer yonr inspection. Your
support will be appreciated.
JOHN WIDI0N
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-03-07
VI. H. WHITE ron STATES
ATTORNEY

To the Voters or Turner Comfy:
I hereby announce myself az can
aisiafe for nomination On the reputo-
lican ticket for the office Of sStateat
Attorney for Turner County. South
Dakota. ut tho primaries to be held
on tho fourth Tuesday III May, 1918,
I will appreciata ysur support
r. WHITE
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-03-07
rsaR RKlaISTER IlF nEEnS

hereby announce myself as cafi-
didate for the office of Register OF
Dssis Of Turner Cor nty, sonah fsase-
IA. on the Republican ticket, at the
May 1918 primaries. I will appreci-
ats the support Of my friends in the
county. JOHN aIcATHIE
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-03-07
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
9Th naxtriaf


Sth District
! hereby announce myself as can.
siisiate for reelection to the Office Of
County Commissioner Of the Fifth
District Turner County, South
Dakota, subject to the will of the
voters at the May primaries. Yoar
support will be appreciated.
A. w. BACON
STRAWBERRY PLANTS
VIII have Z few genuine. progres.
sise, everbearing Strawberry Plants
fhis spring 1t 500 per hundred.
JOHN CHARLESTON,
CenIervilie. S. ID.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-14
MIDDLE AGED MEN WANTED.
Fine Opportunity for Service
Overseas Vow.

Herbert H. Pratt. vicc-pres,dent Of the
standard OIL Company. who recently re-
turned from close observation of the
motor transport service in France, has
asked automobile clubs to cooperate to
make this service 100 per cent. efficient
He believes that the most efficient men
In America to-day for the work are
the middle aged men who are fretting
because they have no actual part In the
winning of the war. He promises that
they will find on the western front a big
Job Just how big the job is he init
mated yesterday In letter TO members
of the various automobile clubs The
letter follows
ITO win this war the commanders In
chief OF the allied armies unite in the
tial from military standpoint. An
swering Gen. Pershing's call. the Y. NJ.
C. A. Is shouldering the responsibility
of sending overseas 1000 men, of whom
500 should he automobile drivers and
mechanics.
you yourself are the man wanted and
without the shadow Of doubt you are
fretting because you are not in the thick
OF the fight. But II you conscient.ously
cannot enlist at least get your chauffeur
to enlist Make him your war contribu-
ton. Not long hence II will be almost
unpatriotic to be seen driven by
work. Won't you come yourself or send
your man to 347 Madison avenue. De-
partment OF the East, Mr.. e. D. Pouch"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-14
AMERICAN MOTOR
TRUCK TRANSPORT
It's an Amazing Thing, Writes
Capt. Percival From
the Front.

The amazing proportions Of the Ameri-
can motor truck transport in France
and the remarkable work it is doing are
graphically described by Capt. Charles
G. Percival in a letter to Walter Woods
OF the Van Cortlandt Vehicle Corpora
ton, the Peerless distributors here. The
Captain also tells about the work of the
salvage corps, which practically let's
nothing go to waste after II is discarded
by friend or foe. The letter follows:
II am at Advance Ordnance Base No.
1-only few hours from the front.
We have wonderful warehouses, shops,
railroad system. &C Thousands Of motor
trucks are In constant use.
I'VE receive every hour truckiosds
and trainioads OF all sorts of salvage
picked UP on the battlefelds. horseshoes.
canteens, cannon. machine guns, revolN'
ers. rifles. daggers bayonets and the
Lord knows what more. including leather
and canvas goods and all the rest OF the
stuff that fighting army of half a mill
ion or more men leave behind them. To
the list also may he added bicycles
motorcycles, passenger autos. trucks and
locomotives. These we either junk or
repair. We take three broken bicycles
and make one. We Jake the rifles apart
and reassemble them. And it's the same
way with machine guns. sc.
I'VE get everything that the mobile
repair shops cannot fix on the spot The
stun we cannot use we send further
back TO other depots near the ocean.
where II is worked over again or melted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-14
CAR PRICES WILL GO HIGHER.
The Wise Man VIII Buy Right
Away.

What about future prices for auto
mobiles? Will they cost more after the
war;" were two questions put to George
Stowe. president OF the Mitchell Motor
Car Company OF New York, upon his re-
turn from a visit to the Racine factory
last week.
Well" he replied. Gin the opinion ot
our officials who are. constantly in touch
with Washington the trend OF prices
Is bound TO be constantly upward. and
as they see it automobiles will cost more
after the wa than at present
Tie question OF the advisabillty Of
buying n new car this year in the face
OF constantly increasing prices, or wait
ing until the war Is over. is one that Is
botherirg n large number of prospective
buyers
The man who can afford to buy a
new car and wants one should buy now
From indications car prices. instead OF
decreasing. Will increase. irrespective Of
the date of the termination OF the war
Car prices during the year 1917 were
lower than ever before and cheaper than
they are likely to he for years TO come.
1T was during the year 1917 that
motor car manufacturers reached the
peak Of production and distribution Ma
chinery that must be charged on the
WIS mostly PAID TOT
and sales plans had been so systema-
tized that the expense from this erd was
relatively small. In addition. COMPETE
ton had become very keen among the
different makers
AN of these things tended 20 lowe,
the price of motor cars. Such a condi-
ton has been changed by the war. To-
day material is scarce and in some in.
stances almost impossible to obtain. Dis
triDution has been disrupted by the ne
cessity of freight equipment for war
work. Sales plans and organizations
have been changed on account OF the
number who have either been called in
the draft or enlisted in the different
branches OF service
THE one fact that the owner should
remember is that he Is driving a vehicle
Of transportation and must expect rise
in the cost OF II. Railroad transporta-
ton cost has just been increased The
motorist who uses his machine TO take
him from place TO place should figure
his Increase rot on a basis OF so much
more for tires and so much more for
gas. but the increase Of passenger
mile. He will find It slight"