The Meyersdale commercial. (Meyersdale, Pa.) 1878-19??, July 04, 1918, Image 6

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    PR
THE MEYERSDALE COMMERCIAL
DRAFT NUMBERS
ARE ALL DRAWN
AT WASHINGTON
Figures Determine How Youths of
Military Age Are to Be Called
to the Colors.
HIGH ARMY OFFICERS SEE IT
First Capsule, 246, Drawn by Secre-
tary Baker, and the Rest Proceeds
' | Order—How New Regis-
trants Will Be Placed.
Washington.— The drawing of num-
bers to determine the order in which
youths ef the classes of 1918 will be
called into military service was con-
ducted here June 27 with much the
same eeremony as marked the great
drawing of a year ago.
The figures show you at a glance in
what order your number is drawn.
The registration numbers—*‘your num-
ber” eomes first. The figure accom-
panying it tells the order in which it
was drawn and therefore the order in
whieh you will be called for service.
From 1 to 99.
1—246. 2—1168. 3—818. 4—1091.
5—479. 6—469. 7—492. 8-154. 9—
520. 10—355. 11—580. 12—740. 13—
10. 14-599. 15—29. 16—210. 17—
445. 18-305. 19—259. 20—1007. 21
—1153. 22—410. 23—298. 24—361.
25—17. 26—328. 27—370. 28—T4.
20—961. 30—836. 31—618. 32—136.
B3—969. 84—1001. 35—322. 36—
1195. 37—145. 88—1737. 30—624.
40—470. 41482. 42—77T7. 43—1154
44—1194. 45—088. 46—207. 47617.
48—767. 49692, 50-1117. 51—
53—1196. 54817.
57—447. 58—
1012. 69-712. 605355. 61—11T4.
62—1111. 63—226. 6457. 65—885.
66—76. 67—1115. 68—330.
70—1164. 71—268. T2—T8.
74—785. T5—1160. T76—668.
78—279. T9557. 80-516.
82—87. 83-742. 84252. ,
86—1025. 87—177. 88—023. 89—T47.
80—199. 91—2069. 92—4. 93753.
88—239. 99—S859.
From 100 to 199.
100—130. 101—500. 102—229. 103—
1016. 104—851. 105—1093. 106—1133.
107—327. 108—465. 109—1120. 110—
1161. 111—809. 112—819. 113—70.
1141069. 115—575. 116—108. 117T—{
640. 118-357. 119360. 120414.
123-579. 122—589. 123-1125. 124—
466. 125792. 126—1107. 127718.
128—820. 129—308. 130—302. 131—
401. 1321120. 183—28. 1341089.
135—881. 186—80. 137—1147. 138—
454. 139151. 140—601. 141037. 142
—787. 143—1067. 144—807. 145867.
146—793. 147—800. 148—00. 149294.
150522. 151—65. 152—T752. 153—
1169. 154411. 155519. 156—125.
157—1035. 158—365. 159—825. 160—
921. 161829. 162—276. 163—1100.
164—45. 165—72. 166—570. . 167—135.
168—1029. 169—275. 170—304. 171—
212, 172—896. 173—006. 174—61. 175
596. 17¢—284. 177—91. 178—743. 179
405. 180—1162. 181—51. 182348. 183
244. 18463. 1851198. 186—231.
187-703. 188—613. 189—1173. 190—
835. 191—41. 192074. 193—875. 194
—317. 195—1051, 196—446. 197274.
196—84. 199—902.
From 200 to 299.
200-833. 201—367. 202—637. 203—
82. 20466. 205—16. 206—299.
207—203. 208—210. 209—1112. 210—
718. 211548. 212—315. 213—084.
214574. 215—957. 216—1090. 217—
191. 218153. 21982; 220530.
221995. 222—1187. 223—427. 224—
226—622. 227—762.
419. 232—55.
235--862. 236— 237—535. 238—
630. 239—1042. 240—102. 241—T14.
242-429, 243—816. 244—688. 245—
246—549. 247—206. 248—13.
84. 257924. 258-168. 250—567.
280—372, 261—198. 262—442. 263—
187. 264545. 265—776. 266—626.
267—297. 268—1118. 269—267. 270—
604. 271—193. 272—155. 273—999.
274543. 275—823. 276—1152. 277—
216. 278240. 279—992. 280—1146.
281—1083. 282—158. 283—985. 284—
285865. 286—618. 287—1128.
307—676. 308—513.
1034. 311—1183. 312—398.
8141014. 315—1100. 316—203. 317—
337. 319666. 320—964.
821—1163. 822—709. 323—843. 32
708. 325—1122. 326—18. 327—1105.
328—819. 329—148. 830—462. 331—
440. 332223. 333—1086. 334—620.
WORTH KNOWING
Minnesota is the latest state to bar
alien teachers.
Congressman Nola
a molder by trade.
It is proposed to give London (Eng-
land) firemen an increase of 15 shil-
lings ($3.75) a week until after the
war.
Harry
n of California is
McDonald two years ago en-
tered the Columbus (O.) prison weigh-
mg 200 pounds. When released the
ether day he welghed 840 pounds.
“1072.
201—
335521. 336—200. B837—1040. 338
404. 339-54. 340—761. 341—59%4.
342-1082. 343697. 344660. 345—
346501. 347—81. 348640.
340066. 350—1040. 351—338. 352—
173. 3h3—424. 354489; 355189.
356—604. 357-—266. 808443. 359—
643. 360—481. 361—278. 362—H8L.
363—815. 364682. 865184. 366—
438. 367—344. 368—908. 369636.
870—935. 371—1137. 372264. 373—
789. 374-745. RTH—S8S. 376—1028,
87T7—188. 378—797. 379537. 380
881—607. 382578. 383—434.
884—192. 385—450. 386—701. 387—
245. 388—418. 389—G85. 390—978.
891—224. 392—493. 393898. 394—
1155. 395—1095. 396—727. 3971151.
398—114. 399—257.
From 400 to 499.
400—39. 401—855, 402—346. 403—
648. 404—1145. 405—940. 406—30. 407—
977. 408—925. 409—498. 410—119. 411
—280. 412—1022. 413—886. 414—296.
415—952. 416—T734. 417—1167. 418—
893. 419352. 420—187. 421—1135.
422512. 423—813. 424769. 425—
160. 426—98. 427—362. 428—360. 429—
632. 430—751. 431909. 432—1098.
43349. 434—695. 435—546. 436—
1037. 437—979. 438704. 439—1179.
440—942, 441—857. 442—432. 443—HA4T.
44425. 445452. 446—1043. 447—
480. 448707. 449288. 450—
316. 451—991. 452—253. 453—657.
'454—540. 455—568.. 406847. 457
—277. 458—12. 459—435. 460
—802., 461—34. 462-616. 463—349.
464—448. 465—433. 466—856. 467—
677. 468—504. 469—554. 470—453. 471—
661. 472—228. 473—296. 474—T717. 475—
149. 476—1045. 477—0590. 478—420.
479—830. 480—430. 481—368. 482—
584. 483—914. 484—930. 485—1077.
486—1080. 487—663. 488—112. 480—
510. 400—812. 491—939. 492—048. 493—
828. 404423. 495687. 406—2. 497
—047. 498—1175. 499—T68.
From 500 to 599.
500—588. 501—1197. 502—247. 508
—202. 504—95. 500—918. 506—962.
507—412. 508—561. 509—1100. 511—
512—46. 5183—1138, 514—309.
515—1114. 516—287. 517—758. 518—
263. 519—243. 520—227. 521—8. 522
—107. 523—1109. 524—T713. 525—
608. 526—392. 527553. 52893.
520—760. 530—658. 531—911. 532—
534—T791. 535—99.
536—402. 537—628. 538—841. 539—
190. 540—131. 541—1127. 542—123.
543—681. 544—1191. 545—186. 546—
847. 547—730. 548—300. 549900.
550—629. 551—1011. 552—451. 553—
1189. 554—481. 555—204. 556—503.
557—063. 558—871. 559587. 560—
120. 561—615. 562—194. 563—150.
564—1050, 565—781. 566—94. 567—
ro
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148. 568—260. 569—577. 5T0—773.
571—265. 572—1033. 573—156. 574—
970. 575—407. 576—67. 577—1026.
578—1165. 579—956. 580—786. 581—
706. 582—1082. 583—800. 584—811.
585—770. 586—289. 587—1159. 588—
40. 580—013. 580—182. 591—38. 592
1 584. 503—882. 594—333. 595—T90:
506—795. 597—624. 598—693. 599—
6035. -
From 600 to 699.
600—1060. 601—647. 602—232. 603—
633. 604—003. 605—754. 606—35L
607—1021. 608—621. 609—559. 610—
059. 611—517. 612—868. 613—284.
614—565. 615—654. 616—804. 617—T.
618—27. 619—474. 620—929. 621—
541. 622—251. 6283—1057. 624916.
625—665. 626—640. 627—1038. 628—
1036. 620—415. 630—163. 631—1024.
632—576. 633—726. 634—807. 635—
702. 636—1015. 637—250. 638—1158.
853. 643—179. 644—1. 645—52. 646—
1170. 647—920. 648—1110. 6496.
650--858. 651—1052. 852—1070. 653—
312. 654381. 655—456. 656—406.
657—219. 658—24. 659—597. 660—
017. 661—14. 662—1193. 663—595.
664—1096. 685—165. 686—T763. 667—
602. 668—T710. 669—610. 670—237.
671—471. 672—266. 673—1002. 674—
416. 675—b20. 676—1064. 677T—572.
678—436.> 679—944. 680—T71. 681—
887. 682—208. 683—662. 684—671.
685—178. 686—679. 687—896. 688—
764. 689—T798. 690—386. 691—336.
692—612. 693—19. 694—459. 695—
230. 696—998. 697—1058. 698-196.
699—494.
From 700 to 799.
700—318. 701—1046. 702-185. 703
—10682. . 704—T796. 105—562. 706—
860. 707—842. 708—383. 709—698.
710—680. T11—439. T12—722. 713—
1180. 714—635. T15—339. 716—990.
T17—922. T718—59. Ti9—505. T720—
531. 721506. T22—87. 723—1136.
724487. T25—785. T26—364. T27—
730—868.
1041. 736948.
730—1023. T4085. T41—755. T42—
105. 743—417. T44—975. T45—592.
746—686. T4T—T16. T48—926. T49—
498. 750—438. 751—329. 752—1005.
753—172. T54—161. T55—356. 756—
1108. 757—83. 758566. T759—1097.
760-—905. 761—387. T762—472. T63—
756. 764—623. T765—313. T66—1076.
767—44. T68—11T2. 7T69—478. T70—
116. T71—1056. TT72—514. 773—188.
774—92. TT15—343. T16—497. T77—653.
778—696. TT9—164. T80—599. 781—993.
782—1044. T783—907. 784—733. T85—
872. 786—1074. 787—073. 788—292.
780—181. 790—422. T91—1156. 792
1061. 793—1148. 794382. 795667.
796—586. TOT—140. 798835. T99—
22.
639—233. 640—550. 641—262. 642— |
From 800 to 899.
800—467. 801—1099. 802—1085. 803—
128. 804—1142. 805—1176. 806—217.
807—1027. 808—371. 809—495. 810—
1018. 811—782. 812—1009. 813—1157.
814—844. 815533. 816—455. 817—
(FROSTS HURT
VEGETABLES
197. 818--103. 819—79. 820—77L 821
—511. 822485. 823—15. 824—113L
825—1192. 826—1134. 827—625. 828
1106. 829—1139. 830—943. 831944
832—369. 833—141. 834-26. 835—110.
836—211. 837—748. 838—1004. 839—
T72. 840—96T. 841—736. 842—T729. 843—
805. 844—T794. 845—539. 846—400. 847—
104. 848—651. 849—775. 850—912. 851—
1082. 852—932. 853—542. 854—986. 855
157. 856—31. 857—678. 858—890. 859—
642. 860--1073. 861627. 862—T7486. 863
1063. 864—1088. 865-96. 866—272. 861—
989. 868—1144. 869-837. 8T0—876.
124. 872—845. 873—524. 874—034.
—490. 876—T780. 877—314. 878393.
879---256. 880—1094. 881—1079. 88
53. 883—43. 884—142. 885—846.
1141. 887—538. $88—391. 889—106, Bt
894248. 895—134. 896—T65.
1003. 898—358. 899—340. !
From 900 to 999.
900—80. 901—T715. 902—532.
509. 904—508. 905—201. 906—5.
907—127. 908—101. 909—744. 91
1113. 911—475. 912—159. 913—340
914—731. 915—1177. 916—483. 91}
965. 918—700. 919—170. 920—41
921582. 922144. 923—23. 92
749. 925350. 926—473. 927
928-883. 9290573. 930—614. 93
250. 932-388. 933—569. 93442.
935—437. 936—673. 9371185.
1053. 939—646. 940—670. 941—
042-214. 043656. 944—457. 948 Bi
21. 046—460. 947—180. 948. ni
9491068. 950—839. 951—708. 95
699. 953—894. 954—286. 955—U§.
956—1055. 957—75. 958—672. 9
. Street Scene in Nancy.
1102. 960—282. 961—1000. 962—1 -
063—1161. 964—874. 965—938.! ANCY, the former. capital of
American troops took over from the
believed that Nancy would fall three
days after the hostilities began and,
according to his habit, was already
dressed for the part—had his face
made up, like the actor he is, for a tri-
umphant entry. But he had reckoned
1009993. 1010536. 1011—811. 1 large factories often employed
—1031. 1013—378. 1014—421. 1013%
167. 1016—169. 1017—1129. 1018— BS Of ee women
— 1116. 1023826. 1024—759. ly in France, has been a great loss f
me the panorama I know so well. From
the Plateau Haye there lies before me
' | a view of a long stretch of close roofs,
quite an industry in themselves.
1045—1150. 1046—600. 1047556. 108
—327. 1049—T720. 1050—1017. 1051
united to its suburbs by secluded,
khaged avenues. In the distance
spatkles the lake of the Seille, which
8 a boundary, for it is German
% “To my right glides softly the
p, 10 longer dashing impetuous-
ig) rough mountains and thick
pit as far as Metz and Co-
1058—560. 1059—100. 1060—849. 1061
—486. 1062—910. 1063—115. 1064—
877. 1085—399. 1066—-291. 106703.
1068—892. 1089—326. 1070—634. 1071
—850. 1072—409. 1073—827. 1074¢—
879. 1075—441. 1076—496. 107TT—
848. 1078—611. 1079—583. 1080—354. |
1081—997. 1082—9094. 1083—376. 1084
tons of plaits.
war,
both England and Switzerland.
1094—290. 1095—1103. 1096—363. 1097
drawn will be assigned to the various
five classes on the basis of information
furnished in the questfonnaire now be-
ing mailed out.
New registrants will be placed at
the foot of the list in each class in
the order their numbers are drawn.
Indications are that all new regis-
trants placed in Class 1 will be called
before the end of the year and that
only a few months will elapse before
those whose numbers are drawn last
will be called.
provincial town, 18 Pryce, as we dis-
dainfully call all thates not belong
to Paris.
Its industries, 81s0,ti] the great
war, were in a most flishing state;
most of the manufactig and work-
men of Metz and Stra;rg took up |ly attracts it.
their abode here aftei71 proudly
through clearer eyes.
lieve the same of others.
that they had left their .e5 to avoid
German rule, bringing ¥ their skill
and activity great DProfty to the
former capital of Lorral 1 remem-
here on this earth of ours.—Girls’ Com
panion.
Camp Fire Hints.
The United States bureau of stand-
ards has developed a labor-saving de-
vice making color ‘ests of cottonseed
oil.
Mrs. Rebecca Mayo, age ninety, still
conducts a shoe store in Province-
town. Mass. She has had charge of
the business since her husband died,
in 1875.
All printers among the Russian pris-
oners in Germany are being kept busy
on propaganda books in Russian, to
popularize the kalser and everything
ber as a small child dul the siege
of Strasbourg playing Stimes in
the sheltered garden of rower at
Schiltigheim, and was Mtaggeq to
find, twenty years or moOTay that
he had installed a brewel: Nancy
on a really gigantic scaltyphage
pickled in salt, which iS ational
dish of the Alsatians, iS cated
here for the whole of AlSgng is
sent all over Europe.
. Noted for Many Arts andre.
Embroidery and the maki hoots
and straw hats keep thoug of
invention Constantly Improved.
The storage battery or electric ac-
cumulator of Faure was first exhibited
in London 37 years ago. Since then
the invention has been greatly im-
proved by Edison and others, and is
now successfully applied to the opera-
tion of street cars and other uses, kettle give an even heat.
Steady Hand Imperative.
A steady hand in military affairs is
more requisite than In peace, because
an error commiited In war may prove
ends of green, pointed sticks.
German,
irremediable.—Bacon.
| hands busy in Nancy, whicheral- | at hand.—World's Chronicle.
izes the work of the villages and ham-
1047. 967—1008. 968—888. 96 Lorraine, which was left to | lets surrounding it. Before the war
970—803. 971—563. 872—50; France by the Treaty of | the yearly export of boots and shoes
008. 974—891. 975—484. 976—10% Frankfort in 1871, and the | amounted to over $4,000,000, divided
977324. 978—47. T9674. chief city behind the sector which the | among 25 manufacturers. They were
of a common variety, sewn by machine,
0841092. 98586. French, is of historical interest, writes | generally with nailed soles, and were
‘wg3. 088120. 989—1149. 990— Mme. Marie de Perrott in the New | almost solely destined for export. But
091-689. 992—273. 993—724. 99 York Tribune. Illustrious at the time | the chief industry of Nancy is the mak-
659. 995—323. 996—395. 997— of the dukes of Burgundy, their last | ing of straw hats, which once flour
908-821. 999—375. scion, Charles the Bold, came to a mis- | ished all over Alsace, and after our
From 1000 to 1099. erable end there. Thence the three | defeats migrated to Nancy.
3 ALE last “Roman emperors” went to be In the town itself, as I saw during
: oa ; os . Mp Se wned in Yienna, 5 1914 another my late visit, most home workers are
1008 Aura 100813 peror, ser Wilhelm IL | employed at making hats, while the
many as 3,000 work people—and two-
This
trade, of which Nancy has the monopo-
Germany, especially for the Rhine and
ig en 0 a without the defense of the Grand | Saar provinces, where, strangely
1032—458 1033 1121 : 10813 Couronne, and above all without the | enough, most of the towns continue to
il » ¥ 146. O87 5s 1 indomitable will of a nation. work for Nancy. The plaits, however,
BE Ri Ss . As I write I see once again before | which serve to make straw hats, are
In
their raw state they come chiefly
from China, and are sent to Italy and
‘“fowers, spires, churches, high iron | Switzerland for the bleachin
834. 1052—220. 1053—255. 1054— lo. g process,
242 1055-591. 1056—863. 1057—51. frameworks. This is Nancy itself, | whence they are imported into France.
England, which is the chief intermedi-
ary, yearly imported half a million
But even here Nancy
was making great progress before the
and \ with groups which had
formed in Lyons and Caussade was
trying to make herself independent of
—109. 1085—096. 1086—878. 1087— Straw Hat and Printing Press.
249. 1088—281. 1089—261. 1090— 2 fame 10 fhe Rome of old, where The trade of straw hats gives rise to
215. 1091—814. 1092—950. 1093—5. gc of purple or golden grapes | many others, for Nancy, after having
received the raw material, turns out
world around him, because he looks
He has faith in
his friends, because it is so easy for
the one who is straight himself to be-
He gets the
best out of life because he unconscious-
2 Right living, by whatever name you
styling themselves emi to show ! may call it, has its own reward right
A camp fire for cooking will burn
with a steady glow if a small bag of
charcoal is added to the wood after
it has a good start. One successful
camper builds his fire in a small trench
about 18 inches log and a few inches
wide and deep. Two flat stones placed
across the top for the frying pan and
Meat, pota-
toes, corn and apples can be roasted
by holding them over the fire on the
An old
newspaper is useful in starting the
fire, and plenty of matches should be
Northern Section of the State
Suffers From Peculiar
June Weather
FRU WILL BE HELD BACK
|
3 | Short items of Interest Gathered at
the Various State Departments
Touching Affairs of the People
of the Commonwealth.
Harrisburg, Pa.—While reports of
light frosts in counties of the north-+
ern tier during the recent prevalences
of low temperature were NUMErvus,
men in charge of the crop informa-
tion service at the State Depariment.
of Agriculture do not believe that
much damage was done outside ef
garden vegetables. Reports from
Susquehanna, Potter and other coul-
ties in the northern tier and from
Seranton, Williamsport, Bradford,
Ridgway and Erie told of vegetables
being harmed. Some damage te cora
and young potatoes was reported
from Tioga county.
The state has a greater acreage
in corn and oats this year than ewes
known and it is not thought sak
it has been damaged, although it
will be retarded by the unseasonable
weather in the opinion of men who
have been observing conditions. Fruit
will also be held back, the depart-
ment reporting “an unusually heavy
drop of apples, due to the cold and
wet weather,” while the peach cro@
is estimated at sixty per cent of the
normal.
To, Demonstrate Food Conservation.
‘Food conservation methods are
again to be demonstrated threugh-
out the state this summer Dy a sSpe-
cial train carrying exhibits and dem-
onstrators. Demonstrators are from
the State College extension service.
They show "the simplest and best
methods for cooking, drying aad
preserving all foods.
as
Military Police Under City.
Attorney General Brown m an
opinion in regard to authority te
control the volunteer state police,
said that in every city, borough and
township where there is a police de-
partment or committee it belongs te
such department to exercise authoe-
ity. In other cases the authority be-
longs to the person named by the
government for that purpose.
or
Pardon Board Has Many Cases.
Owing to the large number of
cases acted upon by the State Beasd
of Pardons at its June sessions, the
longest in recent history of the tr
bunal, the pardons will hardly be is-
sued much before July 1. Reasons
will be workout at once and the pa-
pers then sent to the governor for
his action. This month the board
sat for hearings on two days, some-
light. Clot by the small River Ame- | every kind of hat trimmed and ready | tPin8 which has been done oulty
—463. 1098—873. 199919. zule, a trilitary of the Meurthe, is od and for this accessories po twice in the last decade.
From 1100 to 1200. dominated hy the abrupt hill of | all kinds are needed. What struck me
1100283. 11011039. 1102—166. | Amance andne woods of Champenousx, | most when I walked through the large Thirty Men Are Needed.
1103—779. 1104—117. 1105—1199. | Where so miy of our brave dead are | workshops were thousands and thou- Thirty men, the largest numbes
1106—571. 1107—723. 1108—139, | lying, for th was the theater of the | sands of bell-shaped hats, put one into | ever required to fill vacancies in the
1109-310. 1110—609, 1111—133. | first Germamttack in 1914. the other, forming immense pyramids. | State Police force, will be enlisted
1112105. 1113—42. 1114—213. 1115 BuridPlace of Dukes. It was the Panama hat, the light,|on July 1. A number of applica
176. 11161059. 1117—393. 1118—] All those ho have visited Nancy white head cover which is so great a | tions have been made by married
225. 1119—1178. 1120-550. 1121 [before 1914 Wi remember its churches | favorite and almost endless in its | men who have had military trainiag
870. 1122915. 1123—683. 1124 [and public Snuments. The ducal | wear. These hats in their primitive and who are beyond the present draft
476. 1125-526. 1126—174. 1127 | chapel, one ofhe gems of the world’s | state are the product of the Bourbon | age and some will be accepted if they
525 1128-341. 11201030, 1130 | architecture, B been, ever since the | palm or latania, and are sent by the | pass the physical tests.
033. 1131-499. 1132—373. 1133 feleventh centl the burial place of | republic of Ecuador. The dressing of
711. 1134-606. 1135-987. 1136 {those proud Rls of the kings of | the Panama hats is one of the great | Board Meeting Called.
508. 1137—845. 1138390. 1139 | France, the duk of Burgundy, whose | industries of Nancy, and it is all the | The State Board of Education has
880. 11401008. 1141—738. 1142 | great ambitionias to become rulers | more important at the present time | been called for a special session at
408. 1143—1019. 1144—968. 1145—{| themselves and ake of France and | when our women have been compelled | Pittsburgh on July 3 to discuss the
1119. 1146—544. 1147—082. 1148—| Belgium one krdom. The great | to take the place of men, for this is a | proposed campaign for an increase
1013. 1140—425. 1150—502. 1151— | French revolutiOiragged their bodies | light industry, well within their pow- | in the state school appropriaties
1140. 1152—931. 1153—1182. 1154 | from their leade~offins to put them | ers. which will cover We or
614. 1155—121. 1156—901. 1157— | into the graveyalbut the restoration | The printing works of Berger-Lev- | cent of teachers’ salaries Eg
444, 1158—T725. 1159—T774. 1160—/ of 1814 gave th¢ back their legiti- | rault form one of the most interesting | burgh Board of Education eo a]
221. 1161—705. 1162—162. 1163—| mate place. features of Nancy. They are famed | pointed a committee to Oe
806. 1164—810. 1165—132. 1166—!| The last 40 ye: and the annexa- | not only all through France, but I may | with the State Board in drafting si
1123. 1167—488. 1 1168—981. 1169— | tion of Alsace-Laine by Germany | say the world. Here is the printing | legislation and other cities are
941. 1170—788. 1171—960. 1172— | have bestowed uPancy, which was | done of almost all the branches of the | pected to take similar action. =
449. 1173—413. 1174—894. 1175— | left to us, great hortance. It has | French government, and the proprie-
118. 1176—681. 1177—271. 1178—97. | taken moreover & erary cachet, as | tors are the publishers for the minis- | Egg Substitutes Again
1179—325. 1180—721. 1181—332. | well as one of eléyce, and become | tries of war, finance, police and many | Agents of the State Dairy aad
1182—236. 1183645. 1184-1054. | the intellectual braind the center of | other departments, for which they pro- | Food Bureau have Fare fo
1185—879. 1186389. 1187—834. | spiritual influence eastern France. | vide millions of copies. two products” which h inl
1188—850. 1189—619. 1190171. Its faculties, group jn independent styled “egg savers,” ar
1191—468. 1192—301. nos--521 bodies, deserve ththonorary title Happiness That Satisfies. stitates” on sale in Penns amid i
1194568. 1195—T50. 1196—152. | ond are real univeéijes, attracting| Happiness is never more real, more | a number of instances the an -
1197—684. 1198—690. 1199—936. | students from all Di of the world. | satisfying, than when founded on clean- | do not have egg properties gy
1200—225. As to the professorsqir renown far | heartedness. The possessor of a clean | ders have been given f .
Ail youths whose numbers were | gyrpasses the narrohundaries of a | conscience sees more beauty in the lid
tions under the misbranding act.
This State Is Soivent.
State treasury receipts during the
month of June have been at a high-
er figure than usual owing to the eol-
lection of licenses of various kinds
and the gathering in of state tawes
which have been in process of pro-
tracted settlement. It is expected
that the aggregate of the balances at
the end of the month will run be-
tween $10,000,000 and $11,000,000.
The Worries of Officialdom.
The number of persons who are
addressing the Governor's office,
state draft headquarters and even the
United States raarshal regarding the
way - people affected by the opera~
tion of the draft are concerned is
becoming striking. The Governor's
office has been sent letters com
plaining about everything from the
way wives of men who have gone te
war are acting and bringing up their
children to the failure of a local
committee to hand out sandwiches
‘0 the men it sent to camp
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