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Drf Medical Nklll in Battlfe ( 01111(0
n Duty Hi ramp Dodge 150
IMit-Ii fin in t'hargc
Fy J. W
.larnigan, Herald Corre
spondent )
Camp Dodge. Iowa, Oct. 23. The
wave of Spanish Influenza tliat lh
weeping over the entire country, (t
thotiftbtt has iv. el ed i's iiiaximum
fiat al t ie ramp Cs) K. W Rich.
divisional surgeon, has forbidden thvt
of his services as boxing instrin tor at
Camp Dodge, at) 1 later a! Camp Oor
don, Os
Holdler .ivi ii tO V :ira
Death sentence, Imposed by a r II
itury court martial upon Sander Mn
kl, a recruit with the 163rd Depot
nrinutli" at Ciiiiyi Dodge, for refusing
t obey orders of his superior officer,
s hi -en commuted to confinement at
h ud lalwr for 20 years, the War de
partment announced. Paper 'n !he nntnA . Fort Des Moines
slao In being given officers with the ,
sr iikes trench mortar and with t.iej
one-pound cannon. Thaee schools
are being conducted by officer who
have either been abroad and seen
srvlc on the western front, or who
arc specially qualified by virtue of
I MM) pun tlce and study In the various
lines. The machine gun oanalion
are about the only unlta which re
cently have been assigned officer, i
These organliatlons, under Maj. Wll-'
Hum l.an. have received sixty-alx of
ficers. It in, deemed likely that sev
trnl hundred enlisted men from the
mac line gun school at Camp Han
cock will be transferred to the ma
chine gun battalion after the quaran
tine has been listed. While enlisted
,ien from the depot brigade and oth
er orgMSdeettOM are well along with
their irellmlnnry training, members
of the Second and Fourteenth Infan
try reglmerits who are well prepared
In the pretimlnary work are on the
rifle range working with the big tar
gets.
Nurses ArfhC for Training
A nurses' training school has been
Twenty
rnsp Indicated that Makt refused to
rttc
ion
1 -. 1 '1-1.......
vminir women came rrinay. 1 iictjw ,
a uniform". He was not a "con- , trnrn iho recent camnaign for
I tlous objector" but Just natural- volunteers. Others are arriving i
' nrnerv" iu (ho vnv n vnnuihor nt , , , , . , ... ..,., t,, i,,, 1
; naiiy ann over ivv ir 1 j i
court martial expressed his opln-
gin ttninlntr for active duties over
seas. Taere are now 250 nursea at
Ft. Dea Moines
Nearly 1 ,000 Men Naturalised
Nearly 1,000 foreigners took out
naturalleatlon at Camp Dodge reeent-
1
publication of the number of cn.,w or; Momi Wounded at Fort De Molne
the number of deaths on account af The government hospMal at Fort
exaggerated statements that tiavt SSM olaea received another contln
atned circulation. In announcing gent f neariy 100 men right from
his action Colonel Rich pointed out (he battle frant in France the last of ly. In the gathering twenty langu-
4 hat It was his "belief much miner t ie week. These men are all wound- ages were represented. There were
man worry and unrest were being e4 aad It will take some time to re- a large number of German boys, also
canned by published accounts of the store them. They came across the Swedes, Danes, Norwegians, Creeks
taths and cases. Scores of tele- tore an on the ship Tennldorse, one of end Italians. They were all young
rvaras are received daily by the mill- the hit; ocean liners this government imvi. They were daturallsed under
tary authorities inquiing as ( the put chased from Norway. Most of a new law enacted by congress a few
-welfare of the soldiers. The mill- fheee men were wounded In. 'he bat- montht ago by which men who had
tary authorities notify relatives c tie at Chateau Thierry in July and ! volunteered or who had been drafted
soldiers as soo nas t ley show eymp belonged to the 168th regiment. Into the United States service could
lams of pneumonia and ine adjutant Moclaliat lioader (tots 2ft Years ' receive full citizenship without going
fwneral of the army reports iminefli Benjamin J. Salmon, one of the through the form of first and second
ately to the nearest re'ative all caMM most persistent socialistic agitators I paper v'. After the papers had been
rf death. A dally bulletin Is issued in the West, u tesldent of Denver, Riven eaci man was presented with
fttving a review of the situation but 'whose case has been under review a sinn11 fii,k flaK D members of the
this is not ntended for general clrcti- since .lone reeeiveH entn nt r . D. A. R. The men with a confusion
latlon. It can be said upon the au
thority of the edlcal staff that condi
tions are steadily improving. The
death rate Iiiir been nothing like as-'
large as In some of the other canton
ments and when it Is taken lata ac
count the large number or men at
the enmp the situation is realty not as
aerious as was iln pneumonia cii
demtc last spring w.ien there ware
120 deaths In 11 single month. The
heel medical skill in the entire conn
iry is on duty, thirty-two ntedtoal ot-
tlc rs bating joined the staff thisj nd Influentiiil friends appealed in
week. Thli makes an agsregate afjv WI1H trtt sni to Port u-
ir,0 physicians in chnce. There are Colo., where he refused service.
TI . araea, and 1,000 enlisted men '"d whs plaOS4 in the guardhouse,
are acling as attendants. Quaran- Bhortl vafterwurd he was transferred
tine rules me strictly enforced and '" amp Funston. Kuns., where I ,
Vary precaution to prevent a fur-J refused service and was conlin
ther" spread of the disease baa been ' 01 So convincing were his argu
taken. Various women organisations 1 ' "'a1 M8 military authorities
1 . . 1. ...... . ... i. a m :
have contributed over 3r.,000 gaiife!"' "'"i- r.,..s,e. wwa uwwwnii
masks to be worn ovor the mouth and
yeaiH in (he penitentiary at Fort or tongues joinea in sinins ie
Leavenworth. He defended himself anrt u WaB humorous as well as pa
before :he court martial. He was 'riotlc the way they went at It.
voluminous talker and argued every !
point brought out In the trial. So
of his oral arguments consumed ovc
(wo lours. He submitted all klnib
of evidence and arguments to pitUf
thai the draft law was uneonstitu
tlohal, He even attacked the arti
cles of war thai have been in exist
enee for hundred years. Hie wlf
plead with him to serve in the army
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DRAKE & DRAKE
OPTOMETRISTS
nose. The material out of which
taase are made is medicated so tahat
the tillered air is free from all bac
t na and other impurities These
ht worn at niht while sleeping
Thus far the fatalities among lie BOi
tirtid troops have been largetj in e.
c5 of the whiles when the numbe;
of ihese men is taken ln;o account :
Perhaps the group of men most di '
him 'nero wrote to the camp jlie
advocate, Maj. Adam Ilichmou.l, stt
ing tlieir belief that h nad beony
wrongly inducted. An Investigation
i.f the ease by Major 'Richmond
i brought out sufficient evid -nc to
i warrant a trial. After several weeks
! of deliberation he was declared gull'
I ty. Th tantanea of the gars) court
martial with a complete record of the
ease was sent to the Judge advocate
e.eneral of the army at Washington
Glasses Accurately Fitted
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ppointed on account of the sudden . fof. roytew and receivei, httt ,,,pr,v.
visitation of the epidemic are the of-j
fleers from base hospitals from 4 to
124. These men iad received orders
to entrain for an eastern camp, which
in.. :it a quick depature for overseas,
hut when the disease broke out the
rdcr was cancelled and these men
were ordered to assume active duties
here.
Men Crave Jellie
The sick men crave Jelly like noth-
al. This makis eight socialists that I
iave been sentenced to 2.r years each
In 'ihe penitentiary from Camp .
Dodge, besides fifteen L W. W. fol-1
lowers. Cases against several so
called conscientious objectors are
still pending.
Two ( to federal Pen
Privates Kelly Newman and Jehse
Mclnloeh, the latter a negro, have
been taken to the Tinted States dis-
r makes The executive cominitiee j ciplinary barracks at Ft. l.eaven
f the W. C. C. S. has issued urgent J worth to start serving five-year sen
requests that 2,000 glasses of Jelly he fences, each, at hard labor. Private
contributed with all speed To meet
the requirements 2,000 individual
braes have been furnished. The men
air.k with the influenza also crave
lemons and oranges and t lese are
being contributed in large quantities.
Newman wuk found guilty of forgery
and Mcintosh of stabbing a fellow
soldier with a knife. In the arm.
Ft. Ies Moines t'nder Quarantine
The United States General Hospit
al No. 26 at Ft. Des Moines is under
LLOYD C. THOMAS
Several down-town grocers have seat quarantine as a protective measure
out boxes of these fruits.
Officers. Aligned Here
Following officers were assigned to
doty at designated posts In recent ar
my orders from Washington: Major
Jehu
lloines; relieved from Walter Reed
editor The Alliance Herald
CANDIDATE FOR WPrWiTTttTfl
Lloyd's platform is' his excellent
record during the regular session ot
1917 and the special session of 1918.
During the regular session he helped
against the possible advent of Span
ish inHuenza. At present there are
Biota than me thousand patients at
the big hospital, more than t iree
hundred of them having been re-
R Porter medical to Ft Des lurmi ossnsa ' kuvh iruui uvie i nuroouce una pusn tnrouga. uyion.;
seas. rne ottiers were iransrerren others, NKHK ASKA S l'KOlilHlT-
- . . a. mt- e . i t . i a m . .
hospital in Washington D C Fiivl nom oiner posis. nw isvthnh m.iun law, me ls-inues-per-nour
ii,,' ik- tp n-.via t h..v .t the QUarantlaa n- the fort are in ef-1 LIVE STOCK TRANSPORTATION
Camp Dodge as assistant personnel
adjutant from adjutant general's de
INirtment at Washington. Mitchell
d Ma kin appointed brat lieutenants
TiiMlical. to duty at Ft Des Moines.
"a: tains .tames T. Faulkner an-l
Chwlet I" Ross, edleal, transferred
friin Ft Des Moines to Camp Ouster
teeatanlae command for nervous imiA
mi lit . I ili. easea. First Lieut. Eret
U N, Hennett. Austin C Davis and
Jos' L. Bwartl, medical, transfer
red from Camp Dodge to Paae Hoe
pltal 157, at Camp Greenleaf.
Jewish Order Is Rusy
The various Jew ish war relief or
Maaliatlons are preparing boxes of
feet the same as those imposed at LAW, the STATE PUBLICITY LAW
Camp Po4aa. j twice-a-month pay for railroad ein-
Men Hum at DrilU pioyees law. the law creating a
1 . spite tlx fact that a strict quar- STATE COUNCIL OF DEFKNSK and
amine has been established at Camp ,iu. j0int resolution requesting the
Dodge as a riMilt of Spanish influen- national conEioss to take tcna for
U Work for offii-ers and men of t le
i'. lOHi division is progressing as
rapidly as possible. The order es
tablishing the quarantine specified
thai drill work should not tie Inter
fered with. Following these direc
tiens officers 'iave rept enlisted men
at tt.eir wcrk consistently and will
root in ne to do s , r.ceoding ti pres
mi! indications. The formation of
new units of the division and the
transfer to them of enlisted men has
If You Owned
the Telephone Company?
Suppose you bought the telephone company today, how would
you run it ?
1 , i , i i i ' i ' i ' i
How would you decide what the standards of service should
- be, what rates to charge and what wages to pay. and how much
money to lay aside for rebuilding the plant as parts of it wear
out ?
You would, no doubt, try to give the best service you could
under existing war-time conditions.
You would want to charge enough for service to pay your em
ployees fair wages, to keep the property in good repair and earn
as much on your money as you would receive if it were invested in
any other business involving equal risk.
In these times of high prices and scarcity of labor and
materials, and in the face of other war-time conditions, don't you
think you would have "some job" on your hands ?
When yon feel provoked if there are occasional defects in the
telephone service or feel that our policies or practices are wrong,
we'll appreciate it if you will tell us about it and let us talk
things over.
IEBRASKA TELEPHONE COMPANY
Nans Food
Bay War Savinra stamps
and Liberty BoikU
Live Stock Transit Insurance
Live stock men over the entire west are forming the habit of INSURING
THEIR LIVE STOCK IN TRANSIT. They do it for safety, economy and
quick returns. f
The Hartford Live Stock Transit Policy
protects shippers of live stock, and is the only company offering a broal policy
easy to understand, clear in its ternis, which gives absolute protection against
loss frqni hazards of transportation including suffocation, freezing, tramp
ling, firo, collision, train wreck and every form of killing or injury while the
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We are represented at all of the live stock markets in the United States
and Canada, and locally by
FRED E. FEAOINS
Alliance, Nebraska
G W. SPACHT
Hemingford, Nebraska
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Live Stock Department
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igarettt"8. candy and cookies for the een poatpoaed until the quarantine
narantined Jewish soldiers at Fort
T)es Moines and Camp Dodge,
lafke Gfhhons Is Hinted for Rauk f
Major in Army
Aeeerding to report from BJt. Paul.
Mb a SJIehons, the famous artistic
mUlaleweiftht. is slated for the rank
has been lifted. While there are a
larae number of officers in camp
without any organization duties, tie
c' (vision schools for officers have been
established, and work at these is pro
Nreaeiag rapidly These Include the
hchool of bayonet combat, the ma
eovornnient ownership or manage
ment of all railroads, telegraph an l
telephone systems.
At the special aaSSkM in liMV lie
helped introduce and pass the SoL
1)1 KltS' VOTING JiAWS! the II I -KHAL
LIOASING LAW, the SKIMT
ION LAW, and the HOME (Il'AKI)
LAW.
Ho stands for ratification of the
national prohibition amendment and
for the passage of every law that will
assist the government in the success
ful prosecution of the war.
Lloyd is not becked by any ring
or combination He baa ne "axe to
grind.' Me has helped te put weet
arn Nebraska "en tae ' and If
re-eieeted ke will help to kee It
maajer in the United States army, j ohiae turn aehool and automatic rifle.
ka 'aeaor la to be confer ted aea and the unit eemmanders' school, the
ejlkkeae. It Is declared, in reeesaflton kaad areadde school . wklle reetlee
rvy a BLeretd wwt
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Including the famous
Loosbrock Stacker
and the celebrated
Bain Wagons
De Laval Cream Separators Farm Trucks
Gas Engines Dayton Airless Tires
Lubricating Auto Oils and Greases
The Farmers' Union
Alliance, Nebraska