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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-22
Hvis De lider afMavegas, slet
Tord6jelso olleP Altering, vii
FiskiLago hi@lpo Dem.v

ooer bottte man lagbe 9fin1ter, at
h1rnt 1igeiom 11o,, RULER, ct Boanb
10. Sc. bar f,lofomnrent meri.
tunif. Mlt git meo goot &1,mpr.
$bis man lite bibite beore, biloe
man iige, at set par en- Mfoeline
@peibere, {om bar pao 2m6et for
at more fig en- Ssnoag. S andre
@ene bar Der inbfbnrteret 11og1e @e-
gtnne,ter, Tom arbG6e5e meo at for
be6re Beiene el1er feI6e Greer.
81 bar enbra1 lite begpnot Sri.
gen uotalte beres Officerer =
men hi f~orbereoer % pao en- &rig !
fem .Mor. Der6en bill fon1ne iii at
Iegge Merte iii Sen Dog, ba hi Be-
gbrt6er at goa frem til Scamp.
Glere al Sc 8per, Ri beigete, blep
1etop / 6e Metter bonnbm1eret bol6-
font at De tplfe Slpbere. Det meitc,
bisfe opnaaeoee bar at s6rpbfe nogle
apinoer % 8srn. !. 5.
Mon Tan forsbrigt life omtale Sen
omerifonife Gront u6en at frem1bn-
be set Mrbei6e, Tom er ubfgrt at 6e
1,nge Men6 fra &riiteltg Screening.
0berolt bar 6e oprettet Guiinoer at
marfeten6erier 90 &ufeer, &unbre-
Der al 8iograftbeatre, 8ibliotEefer,
2nfe- og @~fripeftaer, og Sc bar gjort
faapel 0fficerer iom @olooter en-
meng6e Eieneiter. GeIb De for
reite 2inier timber man bisie @irf=
fom5e6er, font allere6e bar eibet me-
re en6 to Mfllior6er Dollars u6 til
GoroeI for Solonterne. 6reIienS&er
bar ligele6es SOB til at forbes mel
lent @oloaterne % bar giort Dem
ftore &ienelter.
Moa6ebol6 .og Soberbe6 ct foraf-
teriitiife Eref for Ben omerifan5fe
Scr. Mdnn ier aI6rig en- beruiet
Mano, ioet Dam6 er BEN at babe
Officerer og Menige foretr1fne Grit.
Derimob rgg 6e oneiammen iom
@forftene. &ber Sag at6beles Ser
CT iarlig MoiS, .Stors an6Stripes",
til Sc omerifon{fe SoIooter. SO
@nnge ONT l1gen gibes ser &onecrter
% Observation-Disclosures al be be6lte
omerifa1fte % frantic @unftnere.
@fm6inoberne er ferlig talriet
reprnientereoe / set amerifonife 6lp.
berbpfen. Set ipnes, fom ON bette er
en- &ienete, Der egrer fig ierIig for
6eres @bner % reinforcement. Seq
traf ofte poa Sol6ater, Der bar feot :
amerifa al fan6inaoiife Gorpl6re.
Sc iao al1e go6t 40 og befanbt fig
1bmerfet. Sm 8irteren ffaI Be BON.
ne iarliee @fi1eberafodineer.
Sen cibiIe 8efolfning + @l{afs oe
2otbringen bar netop ifpr6 meo
Soften. og man iaa ofte amerifanife
Eropper biGlpe bem me6 &gitarbei,
BET. Desperpe er Soften al Ell me-
get onarltg &balitet poo @runb al
ben langbnrige &6rfeperio6e, bporfor
Set bill bIibe ng6enbigt at Sc Gor.
@toter bje1per @efolfringen 6isie
Ggne til 8inter. Mmerifa bor Iopet
Granfrig at bi9lpe bet paa er5per
multg Maa6e. Set for ollereoe
liant Sra,frig 2,065 M%iIlioner
Dollars, og bette er bog h1n Ben
minbffe Sci at &ielpen. Sen mo-
ralite, militere og materielle Stette,
fom Mmerifa p6er Sranfrig % 6ets
mfere6e, ct lite til at maale. Set
er Ben iterite og melt fempemnsiige
Brq1tation, Tom 8er6en 1%1ogeniin6e
bar baret @i6ne til, og oenre &ipA
bill Mmerifn beob1ibe at Doe ,1oen
Spbgr, 1ige til EDiferne CT 6repne
hlbage ober Mbtner. Mmerifarerne
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-22
HVORFOR

forpagter De Farm, naar De for
.nogle faa Tusinde kan kjpbe en-
Improved" Farm med Besmtning.
Her er ct godt Marked for MRlk
til hsjestel Dagspris. Code Farme
kan kjsbes billigt pg paa lette VIII
kaar. JKom og beseg mig og bese
nozzle udmmrkeda .Tilbud.
H. TIUND,
(. @.LAURENS, Otsego CO.,
NEW YORK.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-22
8arne6aab.

S $iemmet bos S. g. @gsgaar1
Jog Sl1tru, 2ogan Npe. og 54tb ct.
Micbfiel6, 6sbtes beres lille Batter
bun fit / 9aaben 1abnet @elet1
Marie.
@omme @teo osbtes Datter al
|GnI @isielman og @11Itru; bun fiji
|Nabnet @nrol Morma.
ct. Yebers 6anife lutberife @ir.
tie bpbtes / @sn6ags Dotter at @il.
belm og Mgnetbe 2orien; bum fl
lNabnet Gina Maria1,.
S 9iemmet bos SCR. % Mrs.
|M2i1er @eterien 6ebtes beres lille
|9atter; bun fit @abnet Gle Gillian
sos Mr. og Mrs. 6. @torbal ogb.
tes @ennen, iom / Dooben fit Mop=
net Mage @bri1tion.
Mr. % Mrs. &nl,o an1,1Ien, 54tb
Ter. % Srance Mpe., fit beres lille
ISgn osbt / @jemmet bos Mr. oa
|Wers. CHARLES 8o1ta6, 413 211t Mpe.
s.; ban fit Nabnet Sobn @ennetb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-14
To1ee bes &rieees.

Ser &rieg bat CUR 6olge gebobt,
6aB mandyerlei 9l1rl1sgegenitd116e
be11te ridt mebr int 6en l1mfonge
natb 6en Ser. @tanter1 fommen tpie
eba6em. Dogegen bat sic @infubr
pom &1rnitid)aben unb mas bier5u=
lorbe bofiir gebalten miro, 5uge=
11omme1r. Sic @riin6e liegen ouf
Ser &anb. SSn europa bra1dt mon
@el0. Snfolge Ser 0atrd BEN &rieg
be6ingten boben 8elteuer,1ng baben
gar morrd1e a1ta6eltge 6omilien ii6
at Gi1ridranfungen beq11eme11 mill
fen, oie lie friiber 1idt gefannt ba=
ben. Marhe bober1 lire 9eiibungen
nerfa1tfen milf len, onbere boben 5n
@eloe gernodt, mos Tie eben enfbeF=
ren fon11ten; oarltrter olt6 mander=
lei &unitgegeritd110e, beilig gcbaltene
grbiriide o1ts @roRml1tters 3eiten,
~lpertbbol(e @enn6l6e, Mormorlto=
tl1e1t, bie tn Meqppten o6er @rieden=
1o11b o6er StoIien o1sgegrabenen
Triimmerit iide oes Mtertbums,
@ltnoertuerfe, aus Ser Sotrb ser ge=
iibtelten @i1bner offer @oIfer nn0
Setter itmn1enb. @uropa bat iebt
1otbtnenbigere Dinqe 5rt benfen, als
on &1tnitldpdbe. Mmerifa aber bot
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-14

bel1te mebr rei9e 9e11te als iernals,
aeno olle modten einige redt tbeuere
FSuden baben. Mud 0ie offentliden
.Sammlungen berfiigen mer grobe
@elomittel unto luden Dos, moS gn=
ropa los5uidlagen bereit 1T, IN Die
&ainoe 81 betonrte11. &a1niti6aBe
uno M~tertbumsi6dbe aller Nrt nom
bern baber in oieien 5agen 5ablrei-
der ais friiber nod Dem 2anoe oes
Collars. 8em ii6 europa 1pab Dem
1riooen oen Sbabe1n beiiebt, miro es
entoecfen, bob eS gar mandes tpertbz
pole nn0 nidt 81 eriesenbe Stif fir
immer berloren fat. MQer0ings,
nidt ieoes Stiid, fir bos bon einem
9lmerifaner elm bober 8reis be5ablt
miro, lit edt. 9ie Na6abm11ng Ser
s(ltertbiimer lit 0riiben in europa
511r tpa1noerbaren &unit entpiGelt
morben, lrt16 ielbit agpptiihe M}11mien
lin6 10 treffli9 nudgema6t norbert
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-14
Illus dem nordweIten
Hatriptiihe 2tga.

@%eIeocntlid, elmer ant 6. Wtar5 IN
ct. 9ol,l gefoltenen @erlammln11g
BON 0elltld)Mmerifanern 11n0 BUR
aer1, bu1t ld)er M%bltanun11rg m1roe
Sic Notblomfeit Ser @rilnbl11r9 elmer
ans 0u1tidcn u1,b iold)en BON oellt=
idpr Nbflu1ft bel tebenoen patr1ot1=
id,eu oigo b%elprnd)en. Ser 3ped o1e=
Ter Organization loll oarin belteben,
porocblih Sic Gage SIT erleidter11, IN
ser lid m1treno Scr letten leds ooer
od,t Mionote rtnbeoadtlamer Alls=
oriiHe lpeVell, oeren iih einlge 11l11e=
rer Mitbiir9er MOeltten, ope 19re
Smupottic nidyt 5u fnntrollleren Der
n1pdten, hefunoen. MnloBllb 1old@er
l(nbeoottiomfeiten lm1roe Der SIM
brl,f enpirft, baB Sober nit e1l1e11
ou1tlden 9fanler mebr ooer 1pelllger
untcr @erood)t itebt, 90 in Mirfl1b=
felt ibre Wiefrbeit 10 loyal lit lple IT.
oel1o cine unoere @olfsflalie int
Stuate Milnel ota, i1r anoeren @or=
ten, sic orobe Mebrbeit lit i%lber1d)at=
tet BON elmer g%eringen Nfinoerbe1t,
rno IN ser in pbiger &erlam1nl11rg
pprucllolrtn1cnen G%rorteu1ng lpl1rOe
beidlolIen, cine Diesbe5iigllde gr51e=
hunosfnmpu9l,e SIT inultgl1rlere1l Inn
10 Sic ungerehte 9oge SIT erleid)ter1.
M Chicago fono lette @odDe elne
Notionol Neriommll1ng, Sic oen glel=
d,clr ;3lpcd i'm Nltge fiibrt, ltott, urlo
MIR 5ltn1 @Gten ser 9ettld=Mmerl=
foter ooer iold)er bon oeutlder Mb>
funft fam e5 urgerathen merOen,
1renn lid1 ale ser sur Sprad)e &C.
brodYtcu putriotiiden 2iga anld)lie=
sen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-14

w QSU IEUeH Jugs lLIVU W
perridtet miro nnb bret @r1lppen &c.
bral1bt tperben, lollen Sra1ten in mn
5tpei @rl1ppen a1ugeiteat meroen uni
ibnen perigitens adt Sta1n6en Ga1be
erlm1bt mer0e11. Seine Jran ion meba
als bier Stu1loen unltnterbroden or
beiten u1o ibr ou11n 3eit gum offer
gerpdbrt 1peroe1r. 9ieie 3eit gum 81.
fen ioll me11igitens 80 Mina1ten ieir
1tnb cine grbolltngspati e bon 10 Wfi
mtter 1oll in Ser Mitte bon ieoer Nr.
~beits5eit erlol1bt iperben.
6. Gtible.
$50 sic Mrt Ser Mrbeit es erlm1bt
iollen Stiible NIT &iif(ebmen Der org:
lperben r1r6 Ser @ebrm1dy 6erlelber
erlaubt mer6en.
$50 es notbig lit, Dab 6raaten be
DER Mrbeit lteben miiilen, louen Stiib,
le in Ser 9eabe iein 11nb 3eit iou &C.
mabrt merben fir periooiidyen Sc
bra11b 0erielben.
Z. Menferit idJhuere nnb 9efabrltd,
8eidafttgmngen. >
Gas Mn1teaen BON 6ral1e1 be-
arBerit ldtperer unb gefaiibrlider Mr:
beit ioq beihrdnff perben unb ipe
5iele Sdubborri6t1ngen gema61
mer6en.
gs ioll borge5ogen lper6en fir fol-
die 2meGfe lieber altere, nidt militar:
pflihtige Miarurer on8atlteuen.
8. @efabrlide &anbmerfe.
Seine 6ru11en 1ollen bel gefdbrli=
den @m16merfen ongelteut mer6en,
1pelde iid} 11id)t Sen &egeln 6es Nns-
idatiies fin i11bultrielle &ranfbeiter
ltn6 @ifte beS geationul= &omitees Ser
Mrbeiter 11nteraperf en nnb iie lollen
nidt a11geiteIt mer6en bebor Tie
bltrd1 cine me6i5iniide l1nteriu6p1ng
ii6 f0rperlib fabig 3eigten> iolhe Mr=
beit berrtGten 51 fonnen; ol16 ion
lolde l1nteriltdnng BON 3eit 81 3eit
nohber fortgeiebt mer0e11, 1m felt5u=
%itellen, OBJ biele 6dbigfeit atrbalt.
9. Sd,ueres 9ebem.
@pn feiner Iral1 1oa es berlangt
merbe1r, mie6erbolt ein @e1uidt bon
mebr ols IS 8f11nb 5n beben, u1pf
feine Irn1 1on ange1te1t mer6en, I'm
ldtpere @e1pidte 8u beber, no6 ifme=
re &urrer 5l1 16teben, ob1re lt6 borbe1
elmer dr5tliden 8riifung GIT inter
merfen, tpelhe lire f0irperlide Sd
bigfeit fir lol6e Mrbeit feltiteqt.
10. Site nnb &Glte ~a1tsgeiett iein,
Seine 6rmt loa a1uqeltelt 1per0en,
1po dl1Berlt groBe 6ite o6er &alte
berriht, obf1e iid erlf elmer ar5tli6en
l1nterindutng a11 u%nteraper fen, TIM felt
anlteuen, oh lie f0rperlid fabig lei,
iolher Semperot1tr iih mts5uieben,
a16 lollen bon 3eit 5u 3eit ioldpe I'm
teri udunqen borgerommen ner0en,
Inn au beitimmen, Dob iolbe 6abigfeit
onbaIt.
Ser M1tsi6uB fir 6ra11e1t In Sen
BerDerbtbattgfeiten miro ferner i1 lei
men Mornpen o1h iolhe 8oridlage
einIdlieBem, melde iih m1f Sral1en
be5ieben, ols: Bo11 : gi6erbeiten,
Telter=@ erbi1roer1tngen, Gta1b nno
Gois, Sonitotion, @eGel16tung nn6
inbtitrieGe &runfbeiten n1t6 @ifte.
0as Feriorra1 oieies @(lsidulies
beitebt aus arbeitenoen 6ra1ten bon
bielen neridieoenen @onomerfen, mie:
ISdub= limo aStiefelmoder, &onb=
idubmoder, @ebereiarbeiter> &lei=
Ser un6 Mdrtelmader, SUIT uno
&appen=Mrbeiter nn6 oa1d) erf abrene
Stl10enten ser So5iologie unb prof
ti16e 1~o5iale Mrbeiter. Mae ltno
Iral1en Don grfubrung, t6eren Met=
natngen grobes 3%attraaten bon Ser or
beiten6en moiie buben un6 6erer
Mnfridtigfeit bon 6en Mnitellern a11=
erfannt miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-14
3uitanoe befinoe. Dies lit Der friibe-
ite 9egim 6er 5uut I'M 5tuate ieit

Sullu1lUe UeT1HOe. S1eS Ut UpT 1IuDt=
ite geginm 6er 5uut I'M Stuute iett
Sabren.
8roofings. 80 8ermeiier bu-
ben NIT Der M%arslegltrg 0eS unter Dem
Nan1en Sling of Grails" befannten
8eges 0urb 8roofings County be-
gor1ren. Sic arbetten iebt liioli6l in
Der &idtung gegea1 Golman. Sobalb
0ieie Strecfe beenotgt lit. tperben tic
IN nor0lider &idtlng gegen Glear
Safe 5l1 arbeiten.
DALLAS. - Sic Merdants Con-
lerpation Mliociation bon 70 Mitglie-
bern fiat einen 8eiblub gefaBt, Den
8erfal1f bon Sped nn0 Sdinfen ein=
5llitel(en atn6 bat Sic NabrungSmittel=
bermaltung I'M Witarbeit er}n6t
ourb @inberleibnng 6ieler Mnorb=
1lltt1g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-14
,6nb ii6 oie ebte Wa1mie gar nibt
mebr mlsfenrt.
sd)reibt Sic Metp Dorf @orlb:

Sdjreibt Sic Mep Dorf 8orlb:l
uIeros bat ein &ol5idiff bon 400
5onnen bonn 5tupel gelalien fiinf
Monate nod Der &%iellegung. Dos
benefit tpas elm ein5iger GROCER
gtout in GROCER 3eit leiiten fann.
l1no mir buben a6tnn6Dier5ig Sfaa=
ten, 6eren gbrgei5 groB lit. Gage
gen boben mir gang getpiB nidts EN-
5rrpe1rbe,r. @ir limo nu6 bereit,
5eros fir feline grobartige 2eiltnng
un5egre13te Mnerfennung 5n 5onen.
gber oie 8roge lit poN %geitattet, mie
aanios, Colorado, l1tab unb Nebras=
ia Sdiffe bonn Stapel lailen 1onen.
Mit Der Sragfabigfeit Ser Brobib1<
tionsmuller bat man lebr i6limme
.g%rfabr11ngen gema6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-14
@erna6ldRtgt nte eine
SrfGIt1t"n DNcr G1ttfctt

Ernste Halls ode Lungen-Be-
schwerden fangen gew0hnlich da-
nit an Beim Beginn oder auch
wenn sic chronisch werden, YER
sucht
ECKMAN'S ALTERNATIVE
Diese Calcium Zubereitung be-
kampft Infektion und stirkt das
System, indem es der Ausbesserung
der Gewebe nachhelft. Tausende
haben es wirksam gefunden. Emf
halt klein Alkohol, Betaubungsmit-
tel oder Geohnheit bildende Medi-
Yin.
81 Gr5sse jetzt $3.50. 81 GrIsse 300.
Preis schliesst Kriegssteuer elm.
Verkauft Won allen Apothekern.
Eckman Laboratorium, Philadelphia
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-14
5. Mrbeitsit1tnben.

3mefm0Biige Sd1ritte ioIlen qetront=
men iuer6en, ltm ollie M11qeiteGter qe=
gen gntfr6ftig1tng 1tn6 l1eberonitren=
glt11g ait fdiiben 1tn6 tint 6ieies git err
reid)eny:
ca Gon ieber glrqeftente ei1per
Saa H1the in itebe1t haber.
0) Ser Nrbeitstag nidt IGnger
ais aht Sta1r6en fem. /.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-30
TO SALVAGE WASTE T. MATERIAL IN THE
 UNITED STATES

The American Civic Association is starting a campaign for the salvage of waste material on scale which promises to save many millions of dol lars annually to the United States. In pursuance of this object the associa- t1on has formed a National Salvage Committee, with Mrs. John Allan Dougherty as chairman, and with headquarters in Washington, D. c. This National Committee will act as an advisory board. In each State a chairman will be appointed who will choose her own committee and organ ize her State as closely and as quickly as possible. The materials to be sal vaged are such domestic waste as tin and lead foil; brass, copper, and alum mum; old gold; silver and broken bits of jewelry; paper, rubber, cotton and wooden rags; glass fruit jars, tin cans with fitted lids, furniture and innum- erable other articles. The salvage of domestic materials already has been successfully tried out in Los Angeles, Cal, and in Kansas City, Mo.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-30
THRIFT NEED NOT IMPOSE UGLY MODES IN WOMEN'S
 DRESS.

Women's dress is becoming more fnd more discussed in connection with thrift and economy. The growing popularity of uniforms and the ques- tion of the practicability of standard ized dress for women in business bring forward the question whether cloth ing in wartime should be cheerful or austere.
 "Woman's dress may be the expres- sion of an instinct for display and va riety, but man in his attire is the slave of a standardized past" said Dr. Jes- sica Peizotto,, executive chairman of the Department of Child Welfare of the Woman's Committee, Council of National Defense. Certainly wu- mems dress should be cheerful. I see no reason why thrift should sound the doom of the decorative. It has been said that in the midst of the most se- we're torments woman should keep her
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-30
MRS. PANKHURST TELLS - WHAT BRITISH WOMEN
 ARE DOING IN WAR

Women in Great Britain are doing everything hut stoking in the muni- ;ion factories" said Mrs. Emmeline
 ,nkhurst, in recent address to members of the United States Food Administration. "They have set free practically every man fit to fight, ex- cept those who because of their espe- cial skill and training are kept to train the others.
 "The employment of women has brought organization into the muni- tion factories, particularly the Govern ment factories erected since the war began. Welfare work is carried on. Each factory has it's hospital, it's re- creation and rest rooms, and nurser- ies to care for the children of the wo- men who work there, are being estab- lished. The employment of women has resulted in advancing and improv- ing the conditions of manual labor.
 Before the war women were em- ployed chiefly as cotton and wool op- eratives, in domestic service, sewing and, to slight extent. in clerical work The average pay for women's work of all kinds was seven shillings and six pence per week. The war has put an end to sweated women's work. To-day women in England are better fed, better dressed, have better houses, and better furniture than ever before One reason for this is that the money comes into their own poe kets, and they know how much they can count on and how to plan the weekly budget.
 Women are not only working in the munition factories, they are build- ing ships. A Glasgow shipbuilder said the other day that if the Govern raent would provide the yard he would uild ship entirely with woman la CT, keeping only five or six men to train and supervise"
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-30
MARRIAGE LICENSEs
 FEES ARE. REDUCED

Marriage license fees in the U. s. Commissioners courts in Alaska will be reduced from s6.40 to $3 on Octo- Der first, through the efforts of the nresbytery of Alaska.
 This organization took up this mat ter with the attorney general of the United States several weeks ago. Af- ter an investigation the order was is- sued reducing the fee in the office of the Alaska recorders. Hence .e joy among those who expect, to marry this fall. However, in the other judicial divisions outside of the First, the fee will be $4.50. ---. s.t-
 Rev. David Waggoner, secretary Of the Presbytery, was largely instrument tai in securing moderation of the fee charged. He was backed by the Asso- citation in the effort Under the old system a divorced person was forced to pay an additional fee over the $6.4O. Also persons under age were charged additional fees. Under the new ruling these exhorbitant fees are eliminated on October first.-Juneau Empire.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-30
ALLEGED FISH
 PIRATES CAUGHT

s. c. 309 made trip to Point Re treat yesterday and a deputy marshal aboard of her took into custody three men, the trap tender and two others, who are charged by Manager Douglas of the Tee Harbor Packing Co, owner of fish trap at Point Retreat, with lifting the trap there and taking fish which they put aboard their boat with the purpose of selling them.
 Cannerymen have been complain ing that their traps are being robbed tut owing to public sentiment which in some places is against the fish traps and the fact that unless the pirates are caught red-lfanded, there is no way of proving whether the fish belonged to certain trap or not, no arrests have been made before. The outcome of this case will be awaited with keen interest.-Juneau Empire.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-30
Alaska Salmon Gamers Ass0ciati0


smile and that her garments and her ornaments are part of her smile. It is necessary to laugh in order not to cry and clothing can greatly aid in giving the feeling of cheer. It need not, however, express fiippancy. 'si"Butterf1y clothing is very different from fresh, simple, useful dress such as sports clothing represents. Austere garments do not necessarily clothe courage; witness the gay military uni forms of the past It is perfectly pos sible to be thrifty and cheerful, to wear clothing of simple lines and mex pensive material, so as to liberate la Dor now engaged in creating empty opportunities, and thus to add to the general efficiency of the woman power of the country"
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-30
SELLING EGGS BY POUND.

Canada has been making the experi- ment of selling eggs by the pound in. stead of by the dozen, according to Consul Fred c. Slater, Sarnia, Ontario
 The only obstacle in the way of a unanimous indorsement of the plan is semingly that the public has not been
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-30

educated to buy that way" says MT. Slater "As refuting this objection it is pointed out that in view of the wide variation in the size of eggs, the con- sumer would quickly realize that the system affords fair and just basis of charge"
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-30

WANTE-to buy fish scows, pot scows and pile driver if price is right Our representative now in your dis trict. Pacific Fisheries & Packing Co.,, Aberdeen, Wash, 3i"~f adv I'm
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-30

WANTED TO BUY--Two or three second Hand Tents.--Address Box P
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-02-02
DARKER NEV YORK

New York state has six light less nights a week now, under the terms of an order issued by Albert Wiggins, state fnela dmir istrator.
 Only on Satur1 " nights will public lighting be permitted, then only under restrictions
 Taking the step as a fuel con- Servation measure, MT. Wiggins order ed that all illuminated. signs be discontinued complete y.
 Stores, offices and commercial buildings not open for business shall not use inside lights more than absolutely necessary for safety.
 Cluster lights and illumina- tiongenerally must be reduce to only so much lighting as necessary.
 "No more outdoor lighting shall be used than is absolutely necessary for safety of streets passages, dangerous places and protection of the public, as re- quired by law," the order states
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-02-02
GERMANY'S RESTIVE WOMEN

A German Socialist organ publishes the following signiti- can't m tnl1esto issued by women war WOrkerS:
 We women want peace. Not one single moment longer than |, ncctso ,Iy 5, Ii. ouI children s5,Lrve, snail uuI 4,.hers ana brothers be expo>eu Io the most horrible ol deaths We shall tol- crate no further war making for the sake oi conquest; we shall insist on peace by under standing. The authorities shall shortly hear more of the work ing women oI Germany"
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-02-02
THIS SPACE RESERVED
 BY THE
 Copper River and Northwestern Railway
1917 Business

was. more than double that of l916.
 Fine goods and moderate prices get the business.
 A larger stock and closer prices for 19l8.".ishould double the business of 1917.
 W.R.FADDIS Quality Groceries Main St. and Mother Lode Bou-
 levard. ~ .s,.,>~.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-02-02
OUR BANK AT YOUR DOOR

Our system of banking by mail brings this Bank right to your aVery door. Toopen account w!th-ns all 7that is necessary is to place the amount you wish to deposit in envelope addressed to The First Bank of Cordova, mail it, and by return mail you will receive an acknowledgement of your deposit. -
 We also perform any other banking service by mpil.
 The steady growth of this institution is a reflection of the faithful service rendered our customers
 We invite the accounts of individuals, firms and corporations: no account too small, none too large.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-02-02
A Conservation
 Measure

We cannot emphasize too much the word "Conservation Help our government to conserve our national resources by taking care of that which is: already produced.
 Give your bnildirg the"once over" tefore it begin to deter iorate for want of atten ton.
 Yours for national conserv ation,
 JOHN J. ROSS.
 Post Office Box 339
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-02-02

ALASKAN IS BUILDING
 TRENCHES
 Alfred H. Brooks, famous Alaskan geologlsG, known by al- most every Alaskan and by hall the people, of Seattle who was supposed until recently to be in the Northland, is some where in France supervising the building of trenches, and dug outs for General Pershings men.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-10-02
Piles Cured In 6 to l4Days

DTuggIsts refund money IL PAZO OINTMENT falls
to cure Itching, Blind Bleeding or Protrudlng Piles.
instantly relieves Itching Piles, end you can Set
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-10-02
Emergency Call Tor Linen.

An emergency call has como to the
Junior Rcd Cross AuXiliarics 10 help
raise a fund to purchase linen for the
hospitals in France. Only one week,
beginning Scptcmhor 3Oth, is given for
this work. We arc asking that our
AuXiliarics give liberal Offering We
would suggest frcc-wili offering or
the amount could be easily raised by
cotton PICKING or the selling OF any
surplus farm products.
We are anxious for every auxiliary
to have a part in this work. If your
school has not opened please get your
local chapter ioGcthcr and have them
meet this emergency call Please have
your contribution in by Monday, Oct.
7th
Mrs. Emma II. Roper Exec. Sec,
Junior Red Cross.