IRISH ATTITUDE
DUE TD DEARTH
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Him tie the people of Ireland to lay
aside their internal affairs, and go
into the war as America has gone in,
is the aim of the Irish publication
committee, jusl formed in Dublin un
der the chairmanship m Frederick
Meredith, a prominent Dublin business;
man whose sons all an* in the army
and who has himslf been prominent)
in Irish war activities from the begin
ning of the conflict.
The activities of the committee will ;
be centered on an educational cam
paign designed largely to show peo
ple in Ireland what Americans, par-j
ticuiarly Americans of Irish birth or!
ancestry, think about the situation in
Ireland.
In an outline of his plans given to
the Associated I’ress, Mr Meredith
say s
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NOTORIOUS DIME CREEK
PROVES WAR SLACKER
Whether or not there is a present
absence of wealth or of patriotism
on Dime creek, says the Nome Nugget,
is hard to judge from this distance,
but it is noticeable that Dime alone
of all the larger communities of Sew
ard peninsula failed to contribute to
ward the third Liberty loan. Further
more, reports from the Koyuk camp
reaching t'hinik say that all efforts
to arouse interest In the loan failed1
completely, the residents apparently
caring nothing at all whether the- na
tion wins or loses in the great world
struggle. Mrs. Lars Gunderson Is
said to have tried to elicit interest in
the loan and secure subscriptions, but
met with no success, in spte of the
fact that Dime is considered the most
prosperous winter camp on the petiin
Mila
WAR mi FUNCTIONS
, HhVE been abolished
* .WASHINGTON. July 8.—Secretary;
ol AVar Uaker has abolished the war
council functions given to the assist-i
ant secretary of war and to Generals
March and Goethals.
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That little Lang range in the North
western Hardware Company's window
is just the thing for newlyweds.
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CANADIANS ARE FORBIDDEN
TO EAT FRENCH PASTRIES
OTTAWA. Canada, July French
pastry is outlawed in Canada.
The latest “Summary of Orders,"
just Issued by the Canadian food
hoard, says it is illegal to make the
toothsome dainties, or to make hist nils
with icing between layers or plastered
over the exterior, or to make candy
at home for home consumption.
t Util August 1, candy factories are
restricted to an per cent of the quail
lily of sugar used last year No
wheat flour may be used by anybody
in the manufacture of candy
No wheat or wheat products, ex
cept bran or shorts, may be fed to
livestock.
Dougnuts are forbidden.
Manufacturers may use" Kit per cent
wheat flour in biscuits and in such
sweet breads as are still permitted,
and !ld per cent wheat flour in soda
biscuits.
Wheatless and meatless days and
meals arc' prescribed from time to
time, according to condition of the
supply, tis in the Cnited States.
All food dealers are licensed, as in
the Cnited States, and the quantities
of foods they may sell depend upon
the distance of the householder from
the source of supplies.
Anyone who wishes to indulge his
taste for French pastry, or who can
not resist the temptation tor dough
nuts, may have his way for a little
matter of a fine ranging from $101)
to $1,000, or a jail sentence up to
three months, or both.
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POILUS DIDN'T SAVVY
AMERICAN APPROBATION
I’AIUS. July 9.—French and Ameri
can soldiers almost clashed in a mov
ing picture house here the ether night
because the French mistook the ap
proving whistles of the Americans to
signify criticism
When a peture of Premier Clem
enccau was flashed op the -••'gen
there was a chorus of enthusiastic
whistles from the Americans. The
French were aghast, takng it for a
sign of ridicule Despite the friendly
feeling between the two races of fight
ing men, the poilus majide p ruch for
the Americans. The clash was only
averted by explaining that the Amer
icans were registering their admira
tion for the French premier
in France whistling denotes hitter
criticism, displeasure and disapproval.
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Madam Volva will give scientific
card readings for a short time only,
from 7 p. m. until 10 p m., over
Hegg's store.
WOMAN LABOR LEADER
MAI ENTER PARLIAMENT
LONDON. July 9.- Should Mary
Macarthur. chosen as prospective La
bor candidate for Stourbridge, in Wor
cestershire county, be elected to the
house of conmions at the next elec
tlon. the date of which is indefinite
owing to the war. the house will have
the unusual experience of numbering
a husband and wife among its mem
hers Like Miss Jeanette Rankin in
the house of representatives in Wash
ington. she is the first woman ever
elected to a seat in the Itritish parlia
ment.
Mary Macarthur. as she is always
called in labor circles, is Mrs W 0
\nderson in private life, Mr. Ander
son being the member for the A ter
cliffe division. Sheffield The Ander
sons are Scotch. Kor a number of
years Mary Macarthur has been a fa
milial figure at trades union con
gresses and is said to be a most force
ful speaker She is tall and fair, has
great energy and a wonderful power
of concentration.
COAL CONSUMERS MUST
BUY WINTER SUFTIY NOW
Consumers must bi^y their
Vinter supply'of Coal during
the Spring and Summer lor
storage il Production is tola?
maintained at. a
maximum and the
countjy enabled
to avoid a serioox
Coal shor+ade
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will give you lasting comfort and freedom
from foot troubles? Then—get the BiA.'K
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wear. Made on the Munson I.ast—adopted
by the U. S. Army, worn by all our soldiers
and thousands of men in civil life. The
BUCKUKC MT Army Shoe is NOT subject i
to seizure. On the contrary—it is endorsed
by the U. S. z\rmy for civilian wear.
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REG. U-S. RAT. ore. _
ARMY SHOE
This shoe is as Rood as the best materials o
and honest workmanship can make it. The -tor
leather is of the linest quality—nit from the J Business Men
serv heart of the hide, as specitied for the Professional Men
V. S. Army. To he sure of getting the Sportsmen
HU( K.I11.CHT Armv Shoe look tor our Outdoor Workers
trade mark—BUCKHF.CHT—stamped on Carmen
every pair. It t» our :v. :tu ; ■ .'.rcteui. Mechanics
Farmers
Handlers
Hikers
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Chapter American Red Cross.
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by Episcopal church Open
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