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l'resideiit WilB'(p , to 1 he !
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American people asking iWlr
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; men simply is this: Supply each
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Tlir pnrT nDlC9" .. . ""''"'I'1 or French and English Pino for Srnd- "tore, the .mall farm, or whnte
int. Ullt-p I Ulll V -''" 'r Heller In the n(f slm (,, I wa, that he used in king a llviny
iLve 8 " ir to thutihnol.aby dh,, ,,,,,,,,.,,,, .
whom ilia vlci.tt udm of wv aii.1' ..., i.,.,..,.,,,.,,, .. ,cnl..n ... i P"" ' o.tpation and. condition
iremci'i u ni, - i favor of sin wise biul beneficent
Tie i.po..scs lies been most reconstruction u will make the
I my p. In iifOU now sleep JK
ir.:Mre I VV Wi'lK-imf .hundred. sqi was iu.it i frame will; iy P'ln -
. O .v lVirS J. YV. YYUIiamS ((Scarcely, strength to ,vs around" child eg !'" -1
genewms, lint now tliu period of world Mat fi all pooples" The . . .. """""'" on
hon, store, farm or what not, is to be
' ' restored, togetheir4lw!th an amount ei
capital suificienfivto meet immediate
cx-nscs. In most encs,'so th fifty
j, ' ... , ' ', "na "usiness-iike are twse bourren.-,
f.ys a w.itir.m the January i'opu-, th.., . , , ,hp nv.rnA.1 .,,
ny six or si.len hundred franin Hit
already that
Gains 25 Poundsr7r.Wvr;r..
b . tAi I h .... .MI.lTv found It "' ani hafc . . -
wonderful.' I uov v.ei.lit one hun- mwi
pounds aOl
like a now
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ilf anyone rould feol
lar. Don't Hee Now Mow
thai I am isa J re-.u,..-
.i t. ,iw eMi-vbody.'
Panlac is sold in I.a Grande hy Ril- S
!w l.lve.1.
p.rwn 1 do. My appetite
is uplen- ih n tl Bicna.u ... -
little less thin two luoilf
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Id fl and I an. Jjist b.if.dlng up Hn Unlm. by L. A: "l' ln yA.
My nerves are in Koau w - :, ... .rf a
every day.
condition, I
of all'w by Scott
I only six or si.len hundred framn th i""" 1 "w:an imi-ns ieii.ac ' ,t n " ' . ,
riilutbillatlon Is at liand. Vaslljr pwsmit appeal is :a.!e in the fa.re J"".1' "7""' f' '""!tl Ine , feet ttemselves wholly rehab -t.il. "" tt tune": hav, aotually . j ------- ---EZ2SmT
lamer sums will i.-ul.e.l to re- uf the ureatOKt traxeay of the w,r.,iUnI'u;1 S"u''' lth !V niwl.v ; I Third and i.t is a Cass .m. isln '"'nwl twentynr. pound.." Was 5--? -s-. ' "
oio these Mice p'.wperous, hut it' Is beyond Kurop... la. iliu Near,'.l," 'nt marine, he- e-.tiimed m0 Here ae the'ed "H0 "h-meit Ynado by : ui Mn WHOfc, Mm. L ff f , SI
invv ImpoviirlHlieib -.Iukcth to tli.fr :Kast that fchuman .rlehedn.n8 , cmmercial it.rs.t!i an.M.-' bn,(1. , m h" . J Duml,Vr',' ' ,w" ''"' of 5 Oiaa ffl ff H K' fj 5jLjS 7 ?fL T
former homes Jih.u. ..r0 ?e.,lr..l !.rsunt celTteis." . j ' pursuits. in tho same "Lr, tham"& 1 If3 kVaa Iff if
nieielv to Hiifitain life in Ibelr d.s-l About the i,..tliiini'i:!nv.if ilm re-! 'Iwrno as K must th'iao ( suMrlc t , , ,
land kimU from vuriou types of pi :nr ni-iy 't'a,B' Hho c-ontfinu-(l. '
r
eit exile. :imrtH .1 Turkish persecution. Ui1
It is estlin.trd (hut liboilt 4 ,000. ; lmtloii(i :.ld : "C ruellies inore dia
(WO Arini'j.ii.n. Syrl.fti, Greek nul ' bid leal th .
i.lut.i.w 't.,.u.. land have their nrnns we I enc.ih .1 7 . .
into thirty-four'seetions, corr.-iiond-
which have been ravished and a iiiwe
lv' years of warafer. 1' ranee and Knif
tny Ir. history 'lavo land have their pMos well encji;h ii
r' . . r. . i . ...... ..v i.
rthor.u ar si.lfeiers In the .Vuir-i""'" P'Tpetiai.iu ny iiiv itloli.an , """ ............ .. .r ,e.,., . -ul ! . . . ,.,, .
Ka;:l will rvtiulA: onljlile help lo Kove. nmelit, and huve been repirl-'a the demobllli'ion hive taker. I . K.,'
sustain then, 'throueh the winter. d by .he absolu-ly eye-wltnesf.es ple j These oOOO men of the division will
Manv nf .i.e.,, ,. h i,,.,.e .at the Au.eheun Kettr.is.v In L'on-' l.ancc is planning to divide th. V.0 cataloguW accordmi to the job?
ofmil.'S fr.i; ibeir hou. eland. The .Ktantlnople. The ii'iieallay of suebunits to be demobilized in several
vast majority of them ore heiiiless jpelle.-illlon to tip" 'Ameriean, as erounjiiKS. r'or the sukn of clearniss.
ASOMfen and children, In.'ltldlnK well as thu thousan.l;. or miles be- let us suppo:..; for a moment jir.it thr.
I'lo.tlilO t rphana. itween us and Jbls K:eatust erif.m of .lem..ilir.ation unit will he a division,
J'h American O'enmltic.) for He-iclv'"zu""i has .kepi many An.erl- 1 apiiioximalelv la, (Hill men.
lief in Ilia Near Wit Is i.ppealli.K ' "" fl-"llnK "'la do-1 Of .these .tl.efe will be about JlbO.'
for a uili.it.ium or :;o,ooo,n.Mi tii ,"l:iml "I"1 ""'eli J.u.nanlty and jus-'whu will want nnthinir f'nm the kov-,
h sulr'ci ibe.l January 12-1M, liil'j, ke.mly." eminent tx-vpt honorable Uscli!-rt;i'
wlll which lo -meet the most ur- i "' Itik.-i r,T- T.k. papers.
..nt' needs of lle sn people. I Hcsnrdlnp tho piesenl actual j .Second, there is a lnriro clefs of
. I, IbeieToie' -.e;,i ,,,11 upoii tho'"""" "f th" l'opleH .of. the Near ,,. ,bably 4(100 in nu.ibe-, im
tfeopln of tho United Ktales to'':"Hl'' 1,r- ""ll0" "''d: "Ktarva-1 . ov,., j,-hu, ,y the war. Thtse are.
n-.s oecoii.e ao couiu.on in
make ven inore . I'.inerous contrl-
llon
j cobblers, storekeejicrs whff sacrificed
bullous I hun they have made, hero- ",I J "r i their shops Alien the call to the eel, ,y
tor.ire to sustain through the wlii-'!,M t',t tllu rollowliiK report. c,lmL.- fallm.r9 who dependents have
tV nuintbs 'ihos.f, who. Ihrouuh iui!'n""lll: JMl1 women who have (l) UR up tlltjr iiuic jiroIlor.y jn
fault of-ri.eir own. have been left ;t"iiicd every energy to Bavo Hv. ! rn,.r tn c,i-out a living.
si...
.Ie;.s C'.ndltion,
mow have the uit: hinltable task of
In a sta.vlt.i'
iiad to help ro-eatiihllsli these an- l'r"K "l tl13u "ul1 Punan.
cient and Him.lv nessed i,eo.,le !'' his Is tl.o human pressure back of
in their foiu.er lion.es oij a seir-1"1" slonan, 'They shall not perish'
BupportliiK haais. betni! used in lie. campaimi
Ai I.a Should Lead. . "liny .' ions oi oo.urs
for
"When the above message of- the
rroHl.lenl was placed before Dr.
lianiuel T. l.utlon, ch iJrman of
Dr. Jlntton was asked if lie be
lieved tho Alum-lea', poop!.! wore
tired of KlvillK- 'Ho said:. "Alner-
tho oxeculivn comniltlei. or tho Near money is ko.uk out oi nor
Keast Itelief, he said: "This ap- lo"ets faster thin ever In her
because ft is Am.'ricu's
part In this frlKhuul .world c.ta-
clyuui. 11 Is to these people we
owo in p.irt the debt of our un
touched homes, our unvlolaled fam
ilies, and our almost normally con
ducted industries, l'or these things
are thirty millions oT dollars an
ndoouuto return? When tho Amer
ican people oolun to realize the
sltunlon In tho Near Kast lis It
actnnlly Is, I think not."
In coticlu.ili.K his comment up
on the President's mucin appeal l)r.
Dull. in said: "As the President Is
trying lo lead the nations to a just
peace so ho desires that America
shull load tho world In this su
preme effort to save and rehab
ilitate the Christian peoples
who, because they huve cIuiik to
Ithoir faith and our faith, have
i,iin,ill,l I,, nnu lhm..r. the
surpasslnK travail of the war."
iVYhnt I-.
ce n'nns to do vifh t'ne.1
BORN UNDER BRITISH FLAG
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General Manoury, In an addreus to
"Every safeguard must be taken tc
protect the fttandurd of living ind
the mo rn 1 8 of the wage earner," Sec
retary of Labor William H. Wilson
wrote to tho general fleeretary of the
Southern KocioloKicnl conjjtrreHH, Dr. J.
K. McCulloch, in deseribiiiK the aimf
of the department of labor at thij
time. "Especially must great care be tn't
en to keep the age limit of thoie who
enter industry at a high level, lest we
rob our futun citizenship of its right
growth and time for education. We
must also take knowledge of the dan
gcrfl attendant upon the large entrant-e
of women into heavy and haz
ardous industrieB.
The exigencies of war times must
.1
j l 'V
tor many yeais," she coiitfi'iied.
,-ment. Before tlie war, thes- men i . " has been so
After the ur . "lp i' :"1 or jnice
j.'h.s huh i reauy uo I see tiow
1 lived. I sunv.v.1 most all tho
time, with l'e:.l1ll lie.idachos and
a.r,.. . ..... . ,. i
they .Us re. Then they wi.I bo aplu ; ,18 ra).k(5(1 whh pa. ,,
lust my uiipellte, and my
wie sections trom wmcn. mcy ni...vo, .,.umo so shattered tint
come or to which they wish to t ;,a,,y knivw what sleep was When
the end of their military sei i.o . i,y husband .lost his sight ny du
Kngland's ground plan of lemo- ties. -or course, hecamn doubly bard,
bilization is similar, though it does not 'and my health , lf.;!ns had ali'C :dy!
;o so deeply into the job-(;'ettin;.c fea- 'I kept, eoing down miller tho strain,
lures. With the English, however, the; I did evciyihini; I could lo keep
same thoroughness that character!::?'! 'out of bed hilt finally get to where
the l. 'taking o'f Kemmel hill of which I was just up and down would sit
it i" said that five "full dress' re-.up one day and be in bed Uio
hearsnls were (riven behind the lilies next and I even had -to Rive up:
'.i. f. re the actual attack creeps into .my housework, beciuse I was so
the details of demobilization. Hiiirland weak. Kveryday was just anoth
already has actually rehearsed 'he 'or '.lay oi sui.'erini; and nitsery .or .
processes of rtturnina: her. trocp3 tf me." . 1
their homes, and knows positively that i "I went down from or.t; hundred
everything will run smoothly. ..and forty pounds to less than a j
MAE MARSH
THE WHIM GIRL, in
THE FACE IN THE DARK
in in IS. Culili's Story.
AND. A COMEDY LAST SHOWING TODAY
TOMORROW ONLY VIRGINIA PEARSON, in
"THE QUEEN OF HEARTS" '
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a delegation of French nd American I not be nut. if the ...'elision for the
officers who presented to him a me-, breaking down of those stu.mlnr.ls of
dallion ol himself In rccoonitlon of his hours, wages and conditions of worl
great victory on the Ourcq, said: "The ,vhi.h are designed to protect the
American army In taklna Montfaucon ehililhood, the womanhood iind the, lenus will. Hie Uritlsl, ..Ulcer who Is
has accomplished on. ol tha most d-, n),),n,,rhoil( r ttll. nr,,5l.,lt lu,d fll nsslsilug IiIih lo pose f..r bis ix.it.all.
miraoie espions ol me war." ture." I "y the way. he l. a baby camel.
Ills mother was in the transp.-.rt.
and he hlnto'lf was born in a. -live
service In Palestine, lie Is n qualm,
unu'tiinly l.easl. with a short f...illy
body on i-l.ll.-uh.uly b.u tecs, nn.l has
1 1 . .1 ).'t been b.im elutlij'h III the world
to a.-.pilr.. the hal.lt of promlscmnis
l-ftlns, elimacieils'iic ef his fam'ly.
lie al'l.t'i.l's t.. be u most riuinti:;r
II MTimmi Jj.
The results of official tests made at two recent tractor demonstrations tire State Trac
tor Demonstration at Minot, N. D., June 19th, 1918 and the National Tractor Demon
stration at Saliiw, Kansas, July 2!)th, 1918, re official proof of actual field performance.
In, each case ihese tests were made under the supervision of experienced, thou"h impa'--tial
judges.
RESULTS OF OFFICIAL STATE TRACT OR DEMONSTRATION HELD AT MI
NOT, NORTH DAKOTA, JUNE 19, 1918, AS RETURNED BY OFFICIALS
IN CHARGE.
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