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OLD GLORY"
"America For Americans"
| FOOD WINS THE WAR
DON'T WASTE IT
UAKER'S "JOl"
Secretary Newton L>. Baker in his
address to the Boston Chamber 01
commerce, Oct. 24, 1917, said-:
"Out entrance into the war natu
ixposed upon our country un
accustomed task. it is not un
common to hear men eay that we
■Afi« not prepared. Wo were not
yrt pared; we aro .not yet pre
pa: ill. nut whether or not that
iuv\>l\es a criticism, or whether il
shows that wo really believed in
u1!- own ideals to such aa extent
that we believed it impossible for
any sa;>e and just maiu to disbe"
liev© in them, is a question, i take
a certain sort of joy in the knowl
that we believed in them and
in the reality oi civilization, and
it is a virtue to feel an increduli
ty 'owards the thing which h*s
coiue to pass."
CltEKL'S "lit IDE"
Cnairmaa George Creel in his
address in the National Conference
vii' Lectures, April s, U'lS.
"There was a question, when W€
wnt t*> war, of preparation. We
nad Dot prepared1, and 1 shall al
ways bo proud to my dying day,
i :U there was no rush of prepara
tion in this country prior to the
day the President went before Con
,-res and said*: 'We are driven to
accept a state of war by the a*
circssioiig of the German Govern
ment." For to have prepared1, to
hue he'd out offers of peace with
o»e hand and attempted a concilia
li-i.i with the other, and all the
whilo have been preparing
for war, would* have been to give
the lie to what we said; namely
that we would not engage in war
unless we had exhausted every re
source at our command."
KKKP OX WITH THOSE STAMPS
The purchase of Liberty Bonds
need not interfere with the pur
chase of thrift stamps, any more
than buying a li:"e insurance policy
kpeps you from getting the daily
t'-Per- Ijii; B!
The big gun which Bbeelled Paris
from seventy miles' distance is
now said' to have been. designed by
Professor Ra.usenb?rger of the
Krupp' establishment. 'liaus mit
Hubby Took "Hair Money."
Money was needed, so she cut oiT
her hnir and sold it for S5, Mrs. Wilda
K. Howies of Canton. O.. alleges In
her for divorce. Her husband/
Homer I>. Bowles, she ebarsos. too1*'
the money frin*: her and it lilt:* (
Self. lit'U.'t U»"
WAACS MAKE BREAD FOR THE TOMMIES >
* ea rn.
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The "Wanes." as the members of the British Women's Army Auxiliary
corps are fanilliary called, are an important part of the British army, and
they are doing great work behind the firing lines ou the western front In
France. This British official photograph shows a group of the women bakers
who make the bread the Tommies relish so much.
"MADE IN GERMANY"
■y Alice William* Brotherton of Tfc*
Vigilante*.
What was it "Made in Germany?" A
hellish ^>rund of war,
More fierce than that of savage tribes
or heathen hordes by far.
Which harnessed earth and sea and all
to Mars' blood-bolted car!
What more was "Made In Germany?"
A brand of flendish hat*
Which marshaled every evil force Its
lust for power to sat*;
Arson and rape and murder foul upon
its footstep* wait.
What else was "Made in Germany?"
A host of lies and spies.
Of typhoid cultures, poison plots, th«
U-boat's ruthless prixe,
The guns of Krupp. the Zeppelin to
rain cfeath from the skies.
Lost land of simple household Joys, of
posey, and song;
How can you blot from memory such
records of black wrong?—
The world Is sown with dragon's teeth;
the harvest must be long!
Cast off the Prussian's throttling yoke.
Set press and people free.
Sue mercy from an outraged world.
No peace ou earth may be
Till expiation for all wroug Is made In
Germany.
AIR RAID VICTIMS ARE
HELPED BY RED CROSS
Ambulance Drivers and Nurses
Render Valuable Assistance
in Paris.
Dynamite is playing a big part in
the war anil will play a still Nigger
part as the airplanes multiply in the
different warring nations and the work
of the American Ited Cross Is increas
ed thereby. .
Itaids over London and Paris ami
other open cities by the Germans in
which boiuhs are. dropped that kill
and Injure many persons, create work
for Ited Cross ambulance drivers and
nurses. At the time of the last raid
over I'aris the offer of help made by
the Red Cross was received gratefully
by the French authorities. A letter
tells of it as follows:
"The lluns came In four squadrillas
of seven each, did their dirty work and
sneaked away with the French after
them. None of the men at the lied
Cross warehouse was hurt but several,
had narrow escapes. My first feeling
was curiosity; then I was provoked,
Just like you would be If you saw a
big brute beat up a child, and you
could do nothing.
"The people in the United States
must wake up and realize we are fight
ing a crazy, mad nation. It Is no more
a time to talk than if you saw a mad
dog coming for you, ready to bite. The
American'Indian In his palmiest days
would never have acted like they, do
nor could he have conceived of such
action.
".Make the people at home realixe
tliat while the fighting is 3,000 miles
from the United States, unless we beat
them here, once for all. It will have to
be done later. Horrible as it may
seem, we will have to use their meth
ods to beat sense Into their heads. The
Ked Cross here Is working hard to
meet the situation."
There should be plenty of bucking
and pitching of bronchos along the
western front In Europe now, as S1.000
absolutely wild Canadian horses have
arrived In Europe, according to Clyde
Dunlap, horse wrangler, who return
ed to Virginia, Minn., recently from the
Canadian northwest, where for 21
months he has been roping the.ani
mals. _ i
Cavite Flashes Time Over Pacific.
Since October 1 the radio station at
Cavite, co-operating with the Philip
pine bureau of posts and the Manila
observatory, has been sending the time
•lgnals of the 120th meridian east of
Greenwich at 11 a. m. and 10 p. m.
every day, says Science.
For the purpose of sending time sig
nals, the transmitting clock of the Ma
nila observatory is connected with the
Cavite wireless station through the bu
reau of posts. Manila observatory time
signals begin at 10:.">5 a. m. and 9:55
p. in., standard time of the 120th me
ridian east of Greenwich, and continue
for live minutes. During this interval
every tick of the clock Is transmitted,
except the 28th, 29th, 54th 55th, 50th,
57th. 5Rth and 59th of each minute.
The situation of Manila in the Pa
cific makes this service of the greatest
Importance to the mercantile and uaval
fleets that ply upon that ocean.
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Fact* ot Science.
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whose hair >s not dead at the roots, need
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off at the root; and cleans the acalp ot
dandruff and leaves it in a perfectly
healthy condition. Mr. Mannett, In the
Maryland Block. Butte. Mont., was en
tirely bald. In less than a month Herpi
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Camp Skagway No. 1,
meet* every second and
fourth Tuesday evening
at 8:30 o'clock. "Visit
ing brothers cordially -welcome.
KdwurU A. Raamusom ArcUa Chief.
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