Cottage Grove sentinel., February 08, 1918, Image 3

" I 'v e got lo go In and wash the
dishes,” »hr a « Id, stepping bu<*k from
him.
‘‘Uf course nothing wu» dnue I d
the cabin, uml I've been lining u little
house, lealilug
I gueaa the dlaliwater
1» hot by thin time If It ha»fi’t all
boile d uiau)
Wart), mm a uiNtter of t our»e. tint hi»
turar to the fence uml went Into the
cabin with her
lie ulao linked her to
»tukr him to u tllnh towel, which she
did ufter u go,»1 deal of itimitiMglug.
lie Htood with III» but oil tin* buck of
Ills lirud, u elguretle between In» lip»,
uml wiped the dl»lirs with much up
parent enjoyment, lie ntijectisl »trun;;
ly to Itllly liiiulae'» uN-ertlon lliut ahe
iiieuut to i 'rut, the floor, but when he
round her ipilte obdurate he eliuiifial
lit» methoit wltliout In the b*M»l degree
yielding til» point, though for diplomat­
ic irUHoiiH he up|a*uied to yield
He curried wuter from tin- creek uml
tilled Hie teuketll«*, the btg Iron pot and
both pulls
Then, when Itllly Louise
8 Y N O P S I8 .
I the yrllotv aull rilnalna adll tu the hud turned tier bur', upon him while
shuvel III her halid. The wide ryes uf
»lie haikisl lu u tlurk corner for the
n i A I ' T K H f Marthy, low hrcwctl. un* Hilly liiiulai* »nil arrklna alunera up
mop, he HUddci ly seized her under the
«*• > 111
i .itali of >•>!
Mllil H^Klfi li urn)
die
slupe
where
tie*
aull
was
yellow;
luti ti i v, »11 II tu i MliIflIuHM li UHtiitiiil Jam*.
Jmuiiry uv.-i illuni n„ll tiri vi iik finii went lu du* Iona, raw rldae under dn* arms ami llftisl her upon the tahl»*, and
U t i l i . l i n i D l l * I I I * |ll - n i f i * I It W l i l l h N l i t r i II I II K
before ahe hud finished her UHtoliiahed
taull, ta llh llu* |a*iirh Iduaauma »taildllia
» kkhii limi finii* lini Will'. i * i inn «li raiii
J. 11*11 1« I l'int V Ili «lli|| Hi Mi,, fimi amili pitifully awry u|„m the wrateru end. gasping» he caught up u pull of wuter
mid alonhisl It upon the fl<s>r under her.
« I » i . but Mnitliv I I I « . « ) « u n
I I , l i . Ima «luna
«iiuthrt full • I h > ' « li ni ru* y Thai nialil. , |In ryea ft 1 It**I ta III, teiira. "I III, Mar­ Then he grinned lu hla triumph.
tlimuali tiatural I iin I iic I. lui, uf Mi* oxnn il,)* ! When wan It?"
Itllly Louise gave u stpicul of eoliater-
• im i luto u nutrii» at,la** ami f«a«t un
"Ill dll* lilght. Hunir dine, I Ifuran."
I I I * i l i l i a i i n n i .1 n i
U n . i . . . ••
» l i a i *
lln.y
nation uml then aut absolutely still,
• ii * fun 1 1 * y Mnllliv ntl... l in uà ntt«« Mi* I Mardiy'a vutre had u hur»h huaklni'aa.
staring round eyed through the tiiair-
Unii*, lt|i|.li li Ki|*n un il.« t.li * uf har
ilmuii . unii M.r |i|.intnt ut un •• t«ka pu« ! " l i e vau» funi* tvlii'ii I wuke Up Well wuy.
Ward stepped hack tarn hla
•m«i.,|i
l.atur t!u*y uri* Julnait l,y an-
he's belter off than I lu*. I duiino |
i>tl.i.| iiiti|it«t »Ini un luinti i ..| »liti Min ■ ta lint taollldu lu»‘ume uf Idm If I'd avrut i'oiii|NMiure w i n slightly Jarr l -and
I ; ■ i .1 i alati eat a bl lati a huma To
tw isted tits Hpa amnstall t
Jk
Tin*re, itl Inal, was u null* uf
Minin 1« burn a daughter. <hrl«ti*ii«il llllly llr»l
"Hello,” he »abl ufter u few tilunk
Loulv**
tenderin'»a. Still.si thnufli II tau» ulid
aisondu. "You mlaatal some of It, didn't
« ' I I A I T K R II After a vlall lo Murthy. ! Itrrtliif. ' <ilt dnwn. Hilly l*uul»e, and you?"
Hla tiaie wua mildly commiser­
Itllly lamina mi Imr liurni lllu* iru- linn l rumr iii
I ln»*u klmta li».klu’ fur ytih
ating. "W ill you tome In?”
liiiinn lutn. In « «in■ w Nturin tiavlna Hint
tu
.
nine
ever
»mu
e
the
weuthrr
u(a*|n»l
N «1 innanr 1 1*11 titc i * v •' l Mm nutm Mull llu
"N'-o-o, thunk you, I don't believe I
I n I ft \ It* 1 In nl * *[i fi.i Mm lilft.t «ml I n »»*1
I p I |,.ta a yiuir maw ?"
will." The s|a*Hker haikisl In, however,
Cornell hi ll'l.y I utilnn n neither
Intro
"What
«
r
e
yon
going
lu
do
now,
.Mur
il.i. m i Ii III i a«* I f it« W uni Wairan who ban
a i Iu 1 in mi Mil) I ‘reek
d i y V Hill/ l.oiil«e avus |N*rfts*tly rupu- hu w Hilly Loulae |iercbed upon the ta­
ble and tiaik off hla hut. He wu» well
l,|,i ,,f u|»*nltif u runvenuitlniiul dnur
plastered avlth dirty wuter that run
even
when
it
had
la*»*n
rlust»l
dia'laively
C H A P T F R III.
town unit left streak» of mini behind.
j lu her fare
"You rou't fet on here
I mu»t have got off the road," he said.
III,I you arnd fur that
Marthy B u r i« * Hnr D nn J and Graata a lour, you know
'I'm looking for Jauou Meilke'u ranch.”
, nrplirw ? I f you huvrn't you must hire
Hur Naphaw.
Hilly Louise tucked her Met further
AHIÌ iliil ti.it muti, or y l t f hi» lini
sutiu'lnul) dll
umler her aklrta ami coi)tinu«*d Mr »ture
tmiiiiiy. tjut*rti1 1 >ii m griint wItt*li Mur
" llr 'a eomlu'. That letter you »rut
lumtdy. M „nl, glauelng at her from
ili) iiti'lgctl litui ut ilo) Halli, ■>»*' ever lust uiuutli wu» fmm him 1 duuuo
iiiornlng III inni A|nll. Mnrlliy g a i e ali* ta lieu he'll fit here; lie s lluldr to eoiue the corner »if hla eyes, Htep[*ed consid­
erately between uer unu me stranger
olltcr |.«ikt* wlth In i clhow unii luy utili, must any time
I ain’t fu llif to hire
»o that his broad shoulders quite hid
lilllllt.til li) i i uiiilrii ilrrml
Sin* moviti ItoLial).
t'harlle Fox, Id» liuinr 1»
I
her from the man's curious stare.
i unilu.islv uni uf Iliu t,inI nini luiIf In,|a* lu* turn» uut a f<»nl avurker. I've
"You've utruek the rlgnt place,” he
HiTinnt llu* rriMU|MHÌ ruuiu lu-furt* »he never had a eliaiu*e tu fit uiu*ud any,
suId rulmly. "This Is It.
He picked
tunitiI lu*r lumi lowtirtl litui. 'Mini »In* l.ut If I'hurllr 'll Jrat take holt I'll mrh
up auother pall of wuter uud sloshed It
► lumi *.tl|| ami IuuWiil limi Im.kiil, ln*r by fit nine run, full nlllll life alt.”
upou the wet floor to rlusc off the mud.
ha rii faci* groivlng .m ti uiuuirnt muri*
•*||e niifht tu. I'm Miirr
And every ,
" l a ah Mrs. Meilke In?" One could
I>1 ii <*I ii »I ami aluiiy ami ar a)
niu* think» yuu'vr dune atvfillly well,
not accuse the young man of t railing,
Jasu liiul il liti «Itile llu* coyote» werc Martha*
What ran I dn now? Wuah
but he certainly did try to get another
) ill>|il 11 K tlmir i l a » li luna ll|i un llu* rlm du* iu»nea anil Hiraifhteu tninfa op, 1
glltnpuc of the [arson ou the table and
ICUl*»» "
uf tlii* ri,vn Ile lai rl aM umlt-r thè
rtilled because of Ward.
"Yuu
uittln’t
du
nut
bin'
you
uln't
a
fi ai rat*, arti) hlatlkct. Min II i d I i uf III»
"She's down in the meadow,” Hilly
fan* tiratili rlmtt* tu llu* luilit*», III» initial tu du. Hilly Hun I nr. 1 don't want
Louise murmured.
tun tu think you fot tu »lup urouml
i«kttu|■) . aray l.ranl tllti»! U|,wanl
"She's down In the meadow," Ward
WHsliln' my dirty dlshr»
1m fuln' uu
Muri li) d Juti »ri intu a luir d | u t uiit
re|»*uted to the bespattered young uiau.
lini* tl.au i'ii*r
Sin* ilrr»»i*,l w llh aiutar, (low ii lutu the luttlder and wurk on a
"You Just go down past the stable and
lieti vy luuvriiiriil» ami tirnl uut ami fi»l till. I, I'm puttin' lu. Yuu Jr»t du what
follow ou down"— he waved u hand
tlu* »turk
ili htulnl rullìi »III* aliti Itil* yuii't r a mind lu ' Sin* pli'ked Up the
vuguely before he took up the broom
milk Ina ami turin»l uut llu- n m » luti» »hovel ami went off down the Jutifly
again. "You'll And her, ull right," he
tlu* |.naturi*
Slu* gitllnrctl mi u|iruu path, hermdf the i > k 1 l***»t uhjta'l in the
added encouragingly.
full uf rli||i» limi »tarliti a tiri*, Ju»l u» rove, where »he hud rrcated ho uiueb
"Ob, Ward! That must be Marthy's
beauty.
»In* Inni (Inni* r t r r y illumina fur tWfiity-
nephew. What will he think?"
Hilly l-oujae aat down uu the rook
i)Iut* j r a r » , ami »I h * pili llu* rufTì»*|»it
"Hoes It matter such a deuce of a
uh llu* a r r a » ) »Invi* ami Imlli») tli«*lir#*w where Marthy had rr»ti»l uflrr d l f f l n f
lot what he thinks?" Ward went on
uf yi*D|i*nla). tt lilrli iva» « l » u lu*r liaMt. tin* fr a v r ami, with her chin lu tier two
with his Interrupted scrubbing
Sin* »al f,,r alitili* limi* tallii ht*r Itemi cupped palm», »luri»1 out arrow» the
"I'm awfully glad he c*ume, anyway,"
river at die lii'npnl bluff» and d wu at
lranina U|a»n Iter grilli)* liaml ami » l a m i
said Hilly Louise. " I won't have to
Uliaifllial) uut U|»m a | m * ui *I i tri»* III tin* pink unu while pai. h ur rruu tree».
stay all night now. I was going to.”
full I. trulli ami al a |,alr uf lutty rutilila She aaua tryluf. as the ymiiif will al­
"lu ttiat case the young uihii I s wel­
ia
ay
-
try,
to
solve
the
riddle
of
life,
ami
wliu Inni rhot«*li a i*i>nvi*iili*lit rrnlrh fur
come aa a gold mine. Here they come
tlirlr lieti
I Inali) sin* rum* »llllly. ua she taaa halllcd and unhappy herauac
- tie and Mrs. Martha. You'll have to
»In* could not lltnl any answer at all
If »Iti* lui i I aiutiti olilrr ta Idilli Un* la»t
Introduce me; I have never met the
huur, ami avriit uut »Idi* tu tlu* pian* that pleased both her Idi-ula ami her
lady.” Ward hastily returned the mop
leas,in
Ami thru »hr hraid a man's
»It ero slu* lui * I I, < ■« li mrmllna tlu* Irli
to Its corner, rolled down his sleeves
Volet*
llftisl
up
lu
rloluua
solif
ulid
»he
Kilt Ina 'litri, (tir • 1 II >- Infuri* sili* kllm'k
ami picked up hi.» gloves.
Then he
i»l tlu* tiri »alni uff (III* MlinVrl .»III* liti il turned hrr bead toward the ii|a-idlif of
ate|i|asl outside ami waited beside Hilly
Ir f t »( Ir liina III Un* .»uft I ut ii k ami Wcnt the f o r f r and ll»lened, her eyru bright­ Louise, looking not in the least like a
uut uf du* yard ami tip tlu* »ln|»* toward ening while she wultttl
man who haa Just wiped a iot o f dishes
Ward rumr Into »Ifhl throufli the llt-
d i r rm*k taall.
ami scrubbed a floor.
(lr
meadow,
ridllif
»lowly,
with
both
t Mi ii l l u ) . Irvi* I plori* aliuvi* d ir malli
The nephew, striding along behind
hand» rlus|»*d ovrr the horn of dir sad­
illtrh ami J iid I un,In dir taall Mardiy
Marthy and showing head and shoul­
In* fa II tu dia. nrdllIK ln*r I, rullìi. Itili fuut dle, Ills hal tilled hark on Ilia head Ulid ders above her, seemed not to resent
Ulirniuprnuil»llu;lyr u | h iii tlu* almuldiT uf h!» whole attitude one of absolute con­ any little iniarhanee, such as muddy
tlu* alinvrl and »rlldllia II d rrp Intu tlu* tent with life. He saw Hilly Louise water flirted upon him from a broom.
almost ua aooli ua ahe fltuipsed him,
yollow »oli.
Sin* tai irknl aluavly and
He grinned reminiscently as he came
UirtllialirHlly limi »tradilv, jll»t II» »III* iiiul she hud bi»*u walrhltif that tdt of up, stiiaik hands with the two o f them
road i|tiite eloaely. lie flipped the reins
did t-vcry tlillig ri i* IVlit li slu* liad dua
and did not let his glance dwell too
to one aide and turnisl from the trail to long or ttat often upon Hilly Louise nor
dutt li a » di»*p a » »lir rullili and adii
III limar tu riunii uut and hud tlu* itole ride stralfht lip the slope to where ahe too briefly u|a>u Ward.
taldr ninnali nini luna ninnali, ahi* a"t was
When Wartl went to the stable after
Itllly I. ou I nc , with a self reproachful
ava kta nidi) tu dir a r a » » ) »urfnrr nini
Blue half an hour later Charlie Fox
sul fui a luna ta lilla* ii | hiii a na*k. »tar­ fiance ut the frave, ran down the »ln|»* went with hlui. Ills manner when they
lila duini,I) nl dir galliti, I,rinati hllla lo meet him an uueX|»ft*tl wrlromr, were »lone was different, not so exub­
. w hich made Ward’s heart leap lu his ;
urni-t dir rlvrr.
erantly cheerful— more frank anti prac­
Sin* rrlurnnl tu dir ruldli at ln»t, and, chest.
tical.
"Oh, Ward, for heaven's sake, don’t
av idi du* iiiaiinrr uf uni* ta lm drrada du­
"Honest, It floored me completely to
ina " Imi iniiHt tu* doni*, ahi* tarili lu la* aliifltif that route all-ye at the top set* what that [toor old woman bus been
talirrr ,I h » i * luy »tlIT and rulli umlrr dm of your voice, like that. Don't you"
up against down here," he told Warren,
"Now I was Klvell to Ullderatami that slutting tohaivo Into u silver rimmed
IdankrtM.
l'.inl) diti aflrrniM.n Marthy avrut you llki»l tlmt same rumr all-ye. Have briar pipe while Wartl saddled Blue.
»tuaamila up llu* »lupi*, wlncllng Ja»i*’a you been eiluratltif your mualeal taste " I don't know a deuce o f a lot about
Inali hrfurt* hrr un tlu* rrintky, Itonto- in the last tvrrk, Ml»s William l.oulsr?" i this ranch game, hut If that old lady
mudr whoellutrrow. Iti dir »iiinr barali, Ward stoppisl his horse before her ami ; can [>ut it across 1 guess I can wabble
primitivi* miilinrr III tallirli tliry hulli with Ills hands adll clasped over the t along somehow. Too had the old man
I d Hard Murili)’ luirlrd ln*r di*nd. And Huddle hortl haikisl down Hi her with cashed In Just now, but Aunt Martha
"diltu; rla«*. |
thuiiah III llfr ahi* Imd alarli him frav I that hidden aevtle ii.»d
aa good as told me be wasn't much
"No, I hatrti't. I don't have to »s!u*
wnrda »avi* III runiiiiaml nr uphraldina,
force, so maybe I can play a lone hand
!
rale
myself
to
the
point
where
1
know
valili lirvrr « liilit uf Invi* In »ivccten dir
here a» easy us 1 could have doue with
dna a fur rii hrr, yrt »In* avrut whim|a*r- | the '('hlaholtn Trail' Isn't a |iro|a*r ktnd him."
of
funeral
hymn,
Ward
Warren."
Billy
Ina away front limi aravi*. Sin* hrukr
Afterward, when Ward thought It
o|T diri»* lirnnrhra uf prorlmia prarh l.oulsr flalinal over hrr shoulder and over, he rt memtiered gratefully that
hluaauilia limi rurrlrd tlirin Up dir alnpi*. lowered hrr voice instinctively, aa we Charlie Fox had refraine«! from at­
Shr »turk thriu uprlahl in Ibi* lunipy all do when death has mine close and tempting any discussion of Killy Louise
»idi ovrr .iM.sr'a lirad inni »lia»l Ihrrr Htop|a*d. "Jaa«* dli»l last n l f h t ; that's j or from asking any questions even re-
u luna ta Itili* ta llii triir atrrukivl fare, Ills grave up lliere. Isn't It |a*rfi»*tly ' inoteiy personal He knew enough about
Hturlna dutvn al tlu* aravi* inni at dir pitiful? I'oor old Mnrtliy tans here all men to appreciate the tactful silences
solitary alone with him
And Ward,
nuddlliK |dnk bluaaniiia.
of the stranger, and when Hilly lauilse
she duf that frave her otvnself and
t
«
•
•
•
•
on the way home predicted that the
Itillv l.uiiisr nuli* »Inalila dutvn dir tiHik him up and burled hlui! And, nephew was going to ta* a sinveas Ward
Ward,
ahe
she
wheeled
him
up
in
the
ria'ky fruii Ihruuah tlu* drrp, mirrmv
ltd not feel like qualifying the verdict.
wheelbarrow! She had to, of course.
aura'* tu tt lirrr dir haivthuril and thoke
(Continue»! next week)
She couldn't carry him. Hut isn't It
i brrrlra hld thè oi»nitig t«» lite rovi*,
awful?"
Her
Imnda
were
up,
pattiuf
Frntn dirli* tu dir plnk drlft uf |N*arh
I,lucili Iiaulnsl thè dilli brutali uf thè and Nliloothillf the lu»‘k of Ills herae,
HASTENED RUSSIAN COLLAPSE
bluff Itine aiillupetl angrlljr, hiivlna and her face was bent to hide the tears
i|n*|i, hlaek prluta III thè »ufi *reen uf that stiaid In her eyes and the quiver
“ W e must not overlook the fact tlmt
thè nieaduW. Su tliey eaine headluiiK of her mouth.
Huasla
collapsed, not because o f the
Several minutes they «food there
U|MI|| Marthy, Just il» ahi* tana kinakiitg
lieruiana ou her border«, but because
die yelluw elay uf thè aravi* from lu*r tnlkilif. while Hilly l.oulae putted the
ahe failed to orgaulae atul feed her
irrlgiitiiig aliuvel aauluat die |ade felice horse absently, and Ward haikisl down
own citizenship," the food ailuilnlatra
at her and did not iii I hn one little light
uf Iter plaia ll.
tlon announced
"VVhy. Mnrtliy !" One»* Imfure in her or shadow In her face.
" W e must he warned that If ire are to
"You saw inotnnile, of course. You
llfr llllly I.milite Imd semi Murthy'a ehlll
emerge victorious from this war we can­
i|UlverltiK like that and Ma. »I<»w leara ' rami* from home?"
not risk the collap»e of another of our
alIdlnR dutvn die network uf linea un
"No, 1 did not. I fot ua far as the associates In this war from this cause.
Marthy'a lealhery rhi»*ka. Wlth a creek and sow Blue's tracks coining
"Anybody that la looking for the <*ol-
pali,fui al lini p her spirita tvent heavjr down, so I Just sort of trnlltal along, lapse of the Herman people on tbe food
wlth her ayiiipathjr. "M n rlh y!"
seeing It was uiommle'a daughter 1 felt question had better turu a route! and
She knetv wllhout il word uf oxpla- i moat like talking to."
look at tbe moon, because the results
natloti Jual vaimi limi Impiumiti. Frinii
"Mominle's daughter” laughed a lit­ will be the same
Germany la In no
Murthy’a ben» shuulders alle klieav aliti tle and Instinctively made a change In more danger of collapsing on that
turni lice tear stuInni face muL frani the subject.
■core than we are. If aa much."
J
I
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
L U C K Y S TR IK E
CIGARETTE
I **b . I
Council no*t iti M-gulur se»
»ion witli nil ini'iuber» nreaeirt. Mm
ute» ul Mo [irei loua meeting were rear]
u roi ipproved.
'1 lie iiioutliJy riijii affili umiliai utate
inf iit » ot tin- trffi*urt*r vw-r«* r»*u<J umi
r«*iffri*<| to thf fiim iiff fomniiit**»*.
A f fnoiution io'«.’f|jtin)£ f>rooortition of
•I. Il II u w if y in *ft t Ifinfii t of hid in
* f »Min« ut iju Mouth J'uiifii* liij/fiAuy wuff
ff u «i uni u<jo|>t»*<J.
IC* rtolution f f i ’fi v fij i»#r thf « itfiirtion
foi thl*c y rii i rt of til«' COMt rilft A if n thf
f o t I m ». (»row* K if f trie fompuuy, vtith
noni *• molli finit iorirt, huh m o l
On thf
iiioti'Mi for ii<io|itioii Ahifriiifii Kimf,
(isiro itti* uml Aiiirton
uy»* umi
»^f rr ! i lij» rifili \fiif<*h no,
ih f
voti* ìm - iiij » a ti#* M ay or VVhfflfr fiirtt
hin \ tfi o f in* nf^at i \ «•.
Hlntfin**fit hum r»*ffi v <*ij from .John
a rt^.iriJiii^ tij• rtt.ifiiiin^ •»: Hut«*r
on hid pin«*!* on Booth Hixth rttr»*i*t aii'i
r f î f i i ' t i t « « wi*wi*r f oui in it t ** **.
Tl.* recorder whs 1 n >»trijefed tu [>rc.
pilli’ t petition calling a special elec
non t*> anicini tIi«* «’hurt«IT Hi r oili pi i: II« r
with 1 uicuMjr* «•Miefe« 1 l>y the i>
rcquir m g tiuit i-ivy electioiiS l>«‘ he 'ti at
th#* ei 111 • ■ 1 1 in#*« ;IIS rtt.’lt«* 1 «• 1er t iofl ».
Tin following bills w i*r«* H üd i t«*<j1 uml
•d:
s ,
Kleetrie f [ *o.......... ..............f -
Ira I»' tifiti till, it:;Iljllllg glrn \ **l. . . .
4
Fire oui pu u y , uu l a n e s .
2 iffu
(i. I! 1 '11 cher, Mililar y und «’Xpefirt«’»
Oil pip»* Ii ii «’ .
Si l l
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delicious flavor of that fine
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. 1 . K. YOl N li. < 'ity Kecorder
OREGON MAY BE CALLED ON
FOR $50,000,000
I ’hird Liberty Loan Drive lu March or
April With at Least Twice Pre
vlou.s Sum to Be Raised.
Son»»* time ijptwpen March 1 and April
1Ó tht* p»*op|t* of Cottajj«* <»ro\ , aioiiy
with ail tht* o th fr pfopit* o f thf stati*
and nation, will lx* called upon to hu I»-
Mcrii»«* to thf third inmuc o f I.iberty
I mi ndd. The yr»*at*-dt of aii drives! will
he fund lifted between tho.se liâtes, the
exact period not having yet been des­
ignateti.
In all probability the national quota
of the third loan will be from $b,000,-
000,000 to ¡fs, 0 0 0 , 000 , 00 0 , m il O r e g o n ’s
'•hare of the bonds may be plaeetl at not
less than -* 00 ,uoo.ooo a task titami- by
comparison witli those that have pre­
ceded it.
To meet the demands o f the coming
campaign, all citizen* must be enlisted
in the bombardment o f dollars against
the Hun. With a probable quota of
double the amount raised during the
second drive, the number o f individual
subscription* must be greatly increased.
BRIEF WAR NEWS
Sixty six persons were killed and
18:1 injured in the two German raids
over London last week.
Many German prisoners in Kussla.
taking advantage of internal disorders,
are returning to the German lines.
Food riots have broken out in Vien­
na. according to reports received.
Shops have been pillaged and clashes
have occurred between rioters and the
police.
It was officially announced that the
total number of deaths resulting from
the recent airplane raid of the Ger­
mans over I’arls was 4!» aud the total
wounded -0»>.
Great Britain has asked Brazil and
Uruguay for the use of interned Ger­
man merchant ships for the transpor­
tation of grain, according to Informa­
tion received from Rio Janeiro.
British expeditionary forces in Pal
estlne again have assumed the of­
fensive. official war reports stated.
General Allenby’s line has been ad-
lanced to Anutieh. three miles north
of Bireh on the Nabalus road.
Severe measures of repression have
been taken by the German government
against the workers whose strike
movement in important industrial con
ters has tied up many plants engaged
in munition and war suppiy work.
Berlin and its environs remain the
center of the disturbance. The city is
under military control.
Factories
where strikes are in progress have
bean militarized, sai dispatches, and
the workers warned to report for work
or undergo military discipline.
Many Soldiers Take Federal Insurance
San Francisco. — Soldiers in the
western department of the arm.) have
taken government Insurance to the
total value of $178,000.000 and before
the period of automatic insurance,
February 12, it is believed most of
the 47.000 men in this jurisdiction will
hold government policies, according to
I'aptatn E. H. Pearce, officer in
charge.
Get your girl uml then get your an*
nunnrements from Tin* Sentinel.
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To Vacate Roadway at Goshen.
A resolution to the effect that proper
proceeding* have been taken to vacate
the old roadway at the S. I*, crossing
between West Springfield and Goshen.
which has been abandoned for the un-
der grade crossing a few yards further
south, was adopted by the county court
I .
-•
will be takes ut
I one** to officially vacate the »trip so
. that the railway company may fence
the right-of-way at that point.
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