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Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 13, 1918 · page 10

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fig: interned Com Lon-
ol its policies under such cir-
. When s men is reported
~11 the war risk bureau will re-
, times having been tsken pri-
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missing men will 50 on the
' es Ihetore; Allotments to their
I s be continued and any surplus
~ wontdhsve nine to the men
. -ves each month will be pet
to accrue end will be paid to
V it they return. oil such
men he eiterwnfls otllcislly
_ 1 dead, the surplus will be
, :to the families under proper con-
and regulations.
Mnergsn also saw the provost
~ general today relarding the
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‘Hll at the first draft. The
marshal did not teal it pro-

 

[lien draft bills are still lie-
1 .. -. w es. and no outline as to
. riééond draft was obtained

 
 

 

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its lrills in St. Mme School
. Nerve": elorr Tuesdev and
m evening at 7 o’clock. where
:2" drill and perform various exertin-
so: two hours. The company is
filer command of Captsin Talley, an
army men and experienced coscher. i
knows only Just what is best for
his boys.
«This is s splendid opportunity for.
fleet boys between the axes of 12 is,
.1 1016 the U. 8. Boy Scouts, a nation-
) . wmiution with military tra'w
. . . _, no its wstch-word. The entire or-
filtlsntlon is non sectarian, and any
In? between the shove ages is elizl
. hie, providing he is in good health
111‘ hes mod morals.
‘A second company of U. 8. Boy
Queen is expected to be formed and
Wed in South Nor-walk in the near
fit-re. Commissioned sud non- com-
mm odlcers will then be required
fir the new compeny end the requir-
nlnlsher of boys to fill these posi-
' will be chosen from Company R.
How is e boy's opportunity to Join
the present company. learn the ne-
My requirements) and, when the
I’ll does come for oilicers for the new
. he may step forward, capo-
:, ' of fulfilling the duties.

oeduuerters is located in New

hell, receive an opplicetion pa-
per, which is to he signed by the per-
.’-‘ pi, and then returned so that the boy
be sworn into the Scouts. The

1 . end it he should choose to
out of the company. he may do i
. prectioelly little trouble. I

N. MUST HOT
00 NEAR THE SOUND
39'“!!th Order Will Be
m 0' by My lmprisen
. . meet Penalty.
s new order by the govern-
tlermen eliens‘wlll be prohibited
flitting lion; island Bound or
the weters sdiecent thereto
. 1 s limit of three miles, either ior
m at hosting, fishing or busi-
gee. encept on s ierryboet or s bridge
then only tor the purpose of cros‘
the wster No exceptions will be
end no privileges will he met

om alien found either upon
tor or in its vicinity within the

- . and interned.’ "

new order will be vigorously en-
‘snd department of justice all
We instructions to take imme-
notion in eny cese of n violstlon

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of an over estimate of 350,000 .

gbtnke up the matter at this .

mum The lotil “mpany ' ,

‘Keeplhe Home

"Through the long, dreary hours, as they.

M city. but in order to join the '
finite a boy need only come to the} 1

in puts the boy under no ob-‘ ‘

prescribed will be lmmedistely .

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Tonight there will be American boys in

lonely listening posts-far out in thedesolation 1‘

of No Man’s Land, American boys in the
darkness and the mud and mm of the trenches
lundcr the ceaseless thunder of guns and the
scream of shells, American boys tramping
along the pitch- black, shell- torn roacs.

 

 

wait and" watch in the dark, while dangers ,
lurk on every hand, their thoughts turn ,
to the homes they have left behind, homes ,

0n distant farms, in scattered Villages, in great;
cities, and they see in imagination the plea?
sant home lights shining out into the night..

 

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iYou. beck here in the pbace and safety of the homes they.

love. can help 1n the bitter struggle that our boys must
gtace tonight. end tomorrow night. and every day, and

im mght. until the final VICTORY is won. Yen.

too. must work to keep the home tires burning -lor our

inns in France.
They need guns and more guns, shells and more shells.

For these lads that are fighting and dmg for you—do your 8
VICTORY. Invest today in Bonds of the Third Li

 
 
 

they need tanks and transports and airplanes. goOd food
and warm clothes and medicines and hospital supplies-1'
an ever increasing abundance of all the vitel materials
of war. if they are to drive the ruthless German invaders '
.. back within their own borders. and establish for all time
the sacredncss of American liberty and the safety of Amcr-
ica’ 8 homes-3 their homes. our homes. "

 
 
 

 

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