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THK RRND BULLETIN, BKND, OKK., WKDNKSDAY, DROKMHKR HO, 114.
EASE IN MARCHING
Foot Comfort Is Essential to tho
Soldier In Warfare.
THE GERMAN MILITARY SOCK.
Submarine Ridgoi,
Tlio Norwegian fu I separated
from (he uortb Atlantic hy wlmt may
Lit- regarded an it continuous ridge run.
uing from Greenland to I lie lirltiab
islnnda plateau, of unlet) Ireland and
Ibo Faroe Uluuda are emerged por
tions. The Mediterranean la cut off
from the north Atlnntlc by a ridge at
the strait of Gibraltar, over which tbe
greatest deptb Is only 17f fathoms,
with steep alope ob either side.
There's no work so tlrin' as danclln'
bout an' starla' an' not rightly know
in' what' you're goto to do next
Ucorge. Eliot? tf'' ' '' "
It Is In hs Form of a Laro Napkin,
Is thu Rttult of Ytars of Study and
May Da Foldtd About ths Foot Thir
ty Diffsrcnt Ways to (Ulltvs Pain.
The fuitioim Held tnarehal, Von
Moltkv, uiu-v Mild that the Anglo-Sax
una urv it warllkv pwple, but that the
Germans urv n military people. The
AnnloSaxon Unlit to the death wben
war i-oino. i-art'lcxa of hla pretloua
ptvlmrutloii After the war U over be
drojw bla uruia, dUnilnsc nil thought
of war from bla mind him! returns to
his civil purMiilta. The German, on the
other hand, fevla tit time of peace as
keen iiu Interest In war ua tie does In
tbe inldat of a contllot. lie tuki-a noto
uf his error In one war and when
imicv comes devotes tiluiself to ivuie
dying these errors.
A German otUeer who wiih vUltlns
Atuerlen sMke or the way in whnh Ills
people nddreased tbemelve to war
problems In time of peace.
"Here Is nil excellent llliHtnitlim." ho
said, and, HMIiitf lain foot, tie tiih off
his shoe. From about bis futit tie then
took, not the ordinary r-k that men
wear elsewhere, but n sort of napkin
or handken-bler, wblrh was carefully
folded about It
"This;" he said. -W the German mili
tary sock. It r the result of years of
study nnd experiment by the best
minds, nut only In the German nrmy,
but In German faience' nnd medicine.
During the Frnuro-Prmwhrn war of
JSTO, wben our armies were ranking
forced marches around Aletx and on
to Sedan, our Infantry was much tm
jKKled by sore feet Wben It enme to
having a certain nnraber of men at a
certain point at a certain time for a
devbdvo stroke we were usually from
10 to 30 int rent short, because so
many men had fallen opt of tbe ranks
from sore feet.
"We got through the war all right,
for our enemies were as badljr off In
that respect as we were, but as soon
as the war was over tho government
ordered every man In the service to
tun, bis attention to contriving n form
of footwear that would be more scrr
Iceabte to the man of peace wben sud
denly railed to war. It was years be
fore tbe prevent sock was adopted.
Thousands of dollar were spent In
eilMTlmentluu. Thousands of soldiers
marched In nil kinds of footgear, test
ed every osslbte kind of sock nnd
stocking. After years of trial tbts form
was chosen. Here are some of tbo
ways In which It can be worn."
Thetvuon the offlrer took tbe nan
kin. which . was nbont , eighteen or
twenty Inches square, made of cotton
and llneu and folded It about bis foot
with tbe deftness of n Turk winding
his turban about bis bead. Then, un
wrapping It. be folded It about bis
foot In a different manner and then
In still a third way.
"There are nhoot thirty different
ways of folding this sock about tbo
foot." he said, "and daring his threo
years In the urmy tbe soldier Is taught
to become, expert In using them all.
Each manner of folding It has a differ
ent purpose. One will rellere a uoro
ness of the heel; another a weariness
of tbe Instep; a third will protect an
Irritated corn, and a fourth will re
lieve the Inflamed ball of the foot. At
the same, time that the soldier U
taught these different methods of
wrapping tbe sock be also learns tho
anatomy of tbe foot, nnd Just why tbo
different wrappings relievo the differ
ent foot ailments. ,
"After serving bis two years Id tho
army." continued tbe officer, "the sol
dler goes bark to civil life and be
comes, let us nay, a clerk at a desk.
For ten years be doesn't walk a mile
a day. At tbe end of that time war
breaks out and he Is called to the col
ors. He goes to tbe depot uf bis regi
ment and there finds among hi other
accoutrement two pairs of these mili
tary socks.
"Next morning, ho starts to march
wltb his regtmeut. At tbe end of an
bour, wben be has tramped two or
three. mUta over a country road, be U
allowed ten minutes for rest. .Sow.
toe chance are that that soldier bas
a pair of very sore feet. Ile'stts down,
takes off his shou. dlsgnuses his sore
places, and. recalling bis early train
ing, folds hi sock back on his foot so
as to give Immediate, relief. When, a
few minutes later, be falls Into line,
he bas virtually a new pair of feet
And this he does Just as often as new
foot troubles appear
Tbu tremendous advantage that nn
army thus eqiilpjied has over one that
wears the old fasHloncd sock Is obvi
ous. If 'getting there wltb tbe most
men first la the' science of war tho
army with the German sock Is at least
one-third more effective than the oth
er." Vouth's Companion.
POLITICS AND BUSINESS.
A Ssmpls of How CUvtrly Thsy Ars
Mixtd In Krsnet.
lIHIc!an8 of this t'nlted States are
mipmmmI to be gifted above those of
nil other countries In the nrt of self ad
vertisement, but It Is doubtful whether
any of our lailltlclatis are ntoro adroit
In this restiect than certain French
men. Witness, for example, tho follow.
lug announcement published In. tho
newspapers of I'arlsj
"GKNEUAL ELECTION.
"To the Electors of the tUecnth Ar
rondlSHcmeut. City f PnrH: Thu un
dersigned appreciates the flattering de
sire of many of his fellow cltlxpn that
be should reprecnt this nrrondlsse
nvnt In the chamber of deputies. Al
ways proud to feel himself In accord
with his fellow citizen, be Is con
vinced that he would represent them
faithfully and that his nomination
would Ihj equivalent 'to. n election.
"Fully appreciating this fact and
thanking the clilxetts of the Btccnth nr
roudlssemeut for their conlldenco so
generously bestowed, Jie bega leave,
nevertheless, to announce that tbo
great Increase In his bnMncs as a
dealer In bats at 1000 Hue do Mar
sellles fully occupies bis time nnd at
tention nud that bis service to the pub
lic ut this well known establishment
will unfortunately prevent him from
ncccptluc tho resHnslblllties of a dep
uty. "In short InMend of putting himself
at the head of the people, he claims the
privilege of putting his products upon
their beads." Chicago Herald.
Host For Kidneys 8nys Doctor.
Dr. J. T. R. Neal. Greonvillo, So,
Car., says that In his 30 years of ex
perience ho has found no preparation
for tho kidneys equal to Foley Kld
noy rills. In GOc and 11.00 alzoa.
Uest you can buy for backacho. rheu
matism, kldnoy and bladder ailments
Patterson Drug Co. Adv.
whero they wore called a wook pre
vious to attend tholf mothor'o fun
oral. Tho Xmns aorvlces at tho Wilson
school houso Thursday ovonlng wore
well attended.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Goo. Hnvon ontor
tnlnod Mr. and Mrs. Dort Wnlcott nnd
son Alford and. Mr. nnd Mrs. Pattor
Bon nnd family at dlnnor Xmns day.
J. A. Rlgjrs wan a guest nt tho A.
W. llnyn homo for Xmas dlnnor.
W. T. Smith, V. O. Humphrey nnd
Mr. Llndqulst put up n ulco lot of
Ico laBt week, tho lea was taken from
tho Inko near tho HouBton placo and
la about 8 Inchon thick.
Mrs. K. A. lluwett nnd Mla Fay
visited Saturday nt tho Morso homo.
Mrs. A. V. Unvn and daughter
Miss Gladys and linscl went up to
Hond Sunday for n few days visit nt
tho Arnold homo.
Miss Mabel Allen, who spent Xmns
week with homo folks, returned to
her school duties nt Hear Creek on
Sunday.
Guy Scars Is reported ns being on
tho sick list.
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For Winter
WHAR KOt ft pair of WORLD'S
WORK
SHOES
WI3 nlto hnvo thu agency for
NAP-A-TAN Bhuca for uiun and
boys.
R. H. LOVEN
Tho Shoo llepnlr Man
Hond Street Hond. Ore.
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In nn effort to mnko up eomo lost
tlmo tho pupils of tho aitopnrd school
nro getting only ono day oft for Xiuaa
and tho aamo for Now Yoars.
Kdna Mono, who teaehett school
nt Hoar Crook, Is enjoying tho holi
day vacation with homo folks, llor
sister, Miss Ada, who la clerking for
Anderson & Tnllaforro ot Hodutond
cnjoyiul Xmns nt homo.
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POWELL BUTTE
(Continued from page 2.)
Christmas dlnnor with Mr. and. Mrs.
Guy Seara and family Friday.
N. P. and Mrs. Alley presided at
dinner Xmas day. Besides Iho fam
ily the former's sister, Mrs. John
Saxton and husband of Opal City
wore present.
Dert Walcott and son, Alford, ar
rived Thursday evening from North
Dakota to spend tho holidays with
Mrs. Walcott
B. A. Huisett went up to Tlcnd on
Saturday for a load of saw dust.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Wlllcoxon and
Harriett G. H. Roo and Rcaxcs Wlll
coxon were guests ot Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Young of Redmond at a dinner
Xmas evening.
Georgo and Leo Uobbs returned
from Glondalo, Oregon, Saturday,
California
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Mr. nnd Mrs. 8. D. Mustard took
Xmns dinner with Mr. nnd Mrs, J
F. Rico.
HAMPTON',
(Special to Tho Hullotln)
HAMPTON, Dec. 23. Mrs. ! A.
Hunting nnd Miss Florenco lluntlnjt
called on Mrs. C. 1). Harrlman Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. Luclnda Hlnck hnstn ovod In
to her new houso.
Tho Weather has been qulto cold
tho past wook, belntt twenty degree
below to fo last Thusrday night
Mr. nnd Mrs. Dancer of Salem nro
visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. Phil Doncor.
Tho school children nro enjoying
two weeks vacation.
Miss Florenco Hunting, Mrs. C.
11. Harmon and Mrs. K. M. Peck mot
Thursday and mndo tho candles for
tho Sunday school Xmas treo.
C. A. Ilurrls was In Hampton On I oto Tuesday.
Wednesday. .
Alvln Huntlifg loft for Hond thin
morning.
Thomas Harrison Is spending fnw ,
days with his xrandmothor Mrs.
Illaok of Lltard creak.
Mrs. JlonUon spent n faw days last
week with Mrs. A. H. Fogg.
S. 1). Akiiiiw was in Hampton on
Monday.
Mr. Arnold la running tho L, H.
Logan ranch this winter.
Vom Hoffman Is making posts this
woek. .
Georgo Wells Is building a barn tor
Mrs. Lucy Hicks.
Win. Searcy Is working wllh A, T,
Shaver's woll drill outfit.
Mrs. L. II. Hicks nnd son Gerald
wont to Hond last wook, returning on
Saturday.
Prof. L. A. Hunting is on tho siok
list.
W. T Harrison's dog killed n ooy-
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