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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-20
Srpnohiems Spmfirfc. @cpilonir

gen til Sort Ipttelie al HeItollrcrina$.
orbcioct / 0omfirfcn or iorciIouCt
iprbeiet ira 10000 til 10000 SIR.
9callocn or opfert crtrnoroinGrt TO-
600 &roner til @coommcIie al Wa-
coon Sl1oS ioafalOtc ~gconlctriifc Sp-
items I~nuenOclie poa 9omtirfen
III. q.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-20
e ianrcoe Srigsfanaer til Nurac.

Man or III 6crcOt til at moOtagc H..
sc og ioorcoe arig@ianger omfriug
paa 8aaroene. Get or bci:emt, at
Hlraicrne ifaI icuoca til @robrunos.
Oolcn, Spiferne % Giterriqcrnc til
&citrc Sliorc OF GiOspoIo. Goo
@ammcritaO EcuIiouot paa e::OSuolo
pil Scr bliuc inofportcret ca. 100
&%ria5foneer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-20
Ere Wano frosIet ibiel. ;Sro 2ris

meobeleS Den 13oc San. !:
Soban % Sorfel WtGbe %
Srtteren Ssrgen ariitiuuieu ieiIcot
i9aaraitcS beriro biem til SIeffcrs.
Sbaa ianbtes Sfeitcn itooenoc paa
ct SfiGr illlbt al Tanb, og De ire
Wono iopnc. &c er ontogcIig iroS.
Jet libel. Sc citcrlaoer iig Suitru
OF CO 9ern bucr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-20
etc Wnnn nmfpmmct. q llnnh.

telegram ira Sou0on meobeIer, at
Mullgcilul0abdaocn "8raniielo" or
guuet paa Ell Vtine 90 blepet iprUngt.
Scnere mclhc5 imiOlertio ira iammr
Slide og ira %iccfoniulotet / @uIl.
Of Sfibet blcp torpeoeret 6eu t5be
SanIar rbeu Barrel uhenior Slam.
borough Seao. Sfibet innf stebIif-
felig. aaptein Sanien. Stuert Sol
ger Garlien, Surbsoeruc 8ititap PIN.
bcrien, Snmuel Snnoe og Sialmar
RamuSicu or reooet. Heiten al Nai,b.
ifabct, s Mano. James.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-20
Yrops ira tprpcrebc Sfihc.

Bergen me0Oelca ocn 150c Son.:
Gangs Stirrgoorocn ira &orsiiorocn
% MOREOVER bar / oct iioIte Orcpct
ilo ell Mpn0oe SrGIait, ion tilOeIs
bGrcr Wcrfe al at ifriue Jig ira Sfi.
be, Iom bar prrct i~tltffct ibranb. On
Del al Ocn fllnbne Drops cr iaaIeocS
cnoel ~forfullct. Eoa Gcrnc or ligc-
leoe2 orepct ilto forIticlIig %raggobS
al Stibstilbcber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-20
On Scrmctiffabrif / Sriitianin.

Otter buao Der mcboClc3 / "Stauon.
Ncrcn" or Ser / oisic Sage oannet ct
Scllfab mCo Sprcttclic al en- Nermc.
t%ifiobrif / &riitianid for Gic. Cont
for 6abrifen cr inOtiebt. Sclifabcts
&opital ifnl pGrc 100000 aroncr.
SG'ua Stapangcrif aupitaI or inter
C"aicrct / 6orctagcnoct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-20

8iennem Sien. Sra Serpif, Storb,
mco0clcs Den 16oe San: SEQ 2.Sloen
i0og 0if TO SeItrc - bcn enc g., Den
onoen S Nor ganllc - gieuncm 5.
len / StorCpanOct. Gen pngIte orltf.
ncoc, ben alocn pil antagelig fonnnlc
Tia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-20
{ anpmilhc @crocnicrc. !

Bergen meobele5 bcn 12te Sonuar:
&ioIgc en- Spcrii9t / "9er9enS ais
tcnbIob" or Ger / Bergen / 1916
itiUnfct ca. 100000 Ser. til Tor.
iticlligc oImcnrpttigc Giemco.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-20
5H Williou / Stntsunocritpttclic

I'll Den pripotc Gampifib5iart or paa
Eoltbltogcttet opfprt iom @iorng s..
5O9,450 &r., clIcr 2,45S, 700 SIR,
mere cno bcuilQct ifior. vi Stigs
nin8en iolbcr 1,O6I,6OO &r. paa
SopcOfpItrlttcrnc. - Zgningeu be.
Qrunoe& nleO, of llbgiitcrnc pco
Sttbaorift - iGrlig til auIlcuc -
er Itegct ioa pOloionrt unocr De ertro.
oroinGrc Sioer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-20
Sra Oor0e.

Stpr @apc. Sfibsre0cr 6. II. 81.
rcnIen / Nreroal bar meooelt Grcn'
bolS Sormanbifab, at ban Ifipnfer
100000 aroner til ct Siem ior pl'
Ore SiemGno / Nrenoal % bereS
SlIitruer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-20
Srr tuife Srnlulcre.

Ere tDite Srnluiere. 6rd SIebens
harm meOoclea Ben 17oe San: Ere
tpife upbneoe (ron,ere lob lauar mo
/ @reuilro. mcIlem 6oliterbo %
Ween, ior al icge IN Tor Stormeu.
ct oanit &agtitib iorbso Dem imio.
lertiO at opbolOc liz Der. Srnplcruc
iurloo Ste0et. men isgte oerelter mo
/ alintbolm Naun paa Rsena Spo.
iS03. Ser iuoiauot EolitimpnoiG.
heocrue iig og bebuoeoc Spiterne, al
DC maattc iorlloe 0apnen, oa De ell.
lcrs uiloc bIipe intcrneret. Stormcn
pnr imoIcrtio iaa itcrf. az Stibenc
life funoc gan uo. Gubuu iaitcn Ino
Sc tuife 5rnDlcre / Sam. % oa
Stormen itnoig er Iigc liert, mener
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-20
Stur Spmmerhanocl. Gioonocr

Sfogeicrforening bar ioIgt ct Cont
ncrporti pao $500 LOADS til @rlt0$.
clcr ~. SuenbIen. 2anqangen. Otter
TorlpOcnoe er Yriien 30 ,Eroner pr.
looO. st loob, ion er oct oIminoc-
liRc Sommermoal / Selcmarfsuas.
Oragct, or lig 80 engcIfe aubifioo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-20
Snpunner Huoip / Srift iaar.

6anoclSocpartcnlcntct mehoeler / lit
%ltOgctforilag, at Selegrai6ircftorcn
nrrcr Saab ON, at Stauan1cr Haoio
nil flInne blipc iGr0ia til Grit iaar,
huorpeo Stotcna ScIe0rominbtrgtcr
ontogcli9 uil pgcs mco 100000 Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-20
SuSbrub / GiSauacr Sirfc. Not

iii tOOe Samlor bleu Der giort Slio.
brllo / Changer Strife, buor 5ppcn
boncoe ii9 glOgon9 oicnncm ct @inou
/ Snfriitict. Sra ct Sfob blcp itiaa-
let > &infonOcr, I 9ebefanoe og I
Wreorite, aIt al Selpplct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-20
- Willipncr iitchcnfnr > MnrS

Itotten | a~isbenbapn iom Sinouami,
nlltcreu houoe onilaoct iii 10 WiIlio.
ncr Mroncr nnrlig, uiier ia eiter
Observation-Disclosures Spaipr at ro,
briuae 13 DILL. SIR. / 1916, mclbeS
til "Iitcnpcitcu".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-20
fremmcoe Griasifibc nbenfur Sr-

rcrcm. Sra StaUon1cr meobelcS oen
15bC r,an.: Gn Gifoorc al ircmmc-
sc &rig5ifibc cr i 5ormiobogS icct
uocnior Spr. GNOcrcn9 apit. Gen
bar Ioo lougt bortc, at ma life fl,lls
&c fonitaterc ocnS Hotiunulitct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-20
Suminunult Sgnneri.

aummnnalt Spgaeri. Gen i%ociali.
Itiife ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Srono'
hiCmS 9pitpre bar iremiat SorlIag
on N 9epilgning al $4,000 SIR. I'll
SpierclIc al ilcre fontmrmalc Scic'
boItger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-20
era Ddnmdrf.
%olbium Sncitprm / Spllnno. ar,

Mlebcnhopn nlc00eIca Den l50e Nan. !:
On poloIom Sncitorm raicr / Sui.
lnlto. Nton9c Scrnbanetoa bar tisrt
iiG ioIt / Sneer. Grniifcn or iulo.
itTnoip inoitiIIct paa nlanNc Sinicr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-20
@ Millipuer.

100 Millioner. 9iuSioriifrin0S.
~Iclifabct "Sbum" err / Oisie Sage nau.
ct op / Ell lsbenoc SoriifringSlum al
100 Wtill. aroncr. Get er bctcgrcn-
DC ior Observation-Disclosures itorc 6rcm.
gang / &c iiOite 2lar, at Def life cr NE.
re enc 9 glor iioer, at "SbunS" @c.
itonO pasierebe DC 30 Willioncr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-20
Gn ubuagclia Siiturie. ~9illebou

VI" N'FN'V' NIIItVUIIIE
mer ltl'tlter" bar mobiagct ncocn.
iiaaenoc ubpg8cllgc 9cratnina. iom
ipnes Of matte iaa Ell nprmcre lin.
ocrieaclie tilielgc: Sppe / Sfaobu
hunOtc en- ing ll9ieruiug OusOua ier
&uI. Sans Samrom OF Sennen N.ia.
tbios ifulbe neo / 9pgocn Ell Eur.
SONNET neb poa Slstappcn Ter &c,
al DC mgoer en- Wnno. Gc gaar iaa
o. prnter ON. buem bette frnoe pare,
men foumet Manoen poo ell s DE.
tiers 9nlauo bsier oenne iis neo o.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-20
Sungsbcrg Sploperf.

SOngsberg S%plopsrf. Com Sno.
tpgtcr al Soluoerfet opferes Jolt f..
3S2.650 SIR. MOD ior inoepprenoe
5ermin 1,176,50O Str. Nj SnotGg.
ten ialoer S59,650 SIR. paa Det e1errt
lige Sslpperf. 3iS,0 SIR. saa Der.
fet$ SfogpGien % 10000 ar. iom
Rcnter al SriitSionoet. Ser err bro.
getteret Ell Sslpprobuftion al 10000
,ae., og Selupriien or Iat I'll 20 SIR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-20

bIeo observation-disclosures iosmt en-
Boo paa 200 arouer. % iaa fonfi.
lfereoc5 De 300 ar., ban bapoe for.
lsgt at uoimtgle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-20

man. at De ntao liaae oper mot. Ne.
gicrinacn oil imorgcn beitenmc,
hudb Der fol icreidQes meb Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-20
Imunoicns TplarfGrS %iel0c set

iucnifc @Iao "Saaen2 Nubctcr" er
Noalo NmntnOienS plonloltc HorO-
pOl8crpc0ition al %efonomiitc 8rluloc
blcuct u0iat inotil piberc, iun0ipnlia
bis I'll crtcr &rigcn. Get nar oprins
0clig Wtcningen at tiItrU0c N~oropoIS.
crpcoitionen pco 0tiotiommcrtio iaar.
&rIgcn % SprtiOcu bar imioIcrtiO
lot en- Strcg opcr Oct belle. "9ugen@
NDbeter" iortUller uibere, at oen
Ipcnitc Wcfunitcr &nilt S%lnObccf err
bDrct til 9tor0polaiUrOcu. - Sul0s
beef par ogiua Den cnelte SucnifC, Ser
Ocltog / Su0polscrpeoitioncu. Cen
me G%rpcoitiom iOm itlllOe pare / ire
Nar, par fer Arigcn bcrcgnct I'll al
to'tc omfritg en- baIb Nillion Gro.
ucr; men poa @rlmo al DC al aridcn
loraorIa9coe Ert2itiglringer piI Sms
foltnln0ernc ul0cr DC n%uuurenoc ON.
itrnoigbcocr nUrmc iig Wtillioncu.
NlaOct meller, at oct or DC iaoIcoc3
egcOC Smfoituingcr, &anifpliabeocu
neo at crboloc DC nG0Ocn0lge Snltrllz
mcltcr oiu., iom bar bcppgct RooIo
gImluno'cn til at uoirttc Ncilcn pua
lthc'Icnlt Sio.
- Nertil ieicr "CrcbIaoct" i Sri.
~itionio isIgcnOc NotI2: Set mco0cs
les ira paolioclig slide her / Nucn,
at Nmuoitn, Tor ban rciite til 9lmcs
rita, bapOc opaiuct at fomme uiitco
fsr nUpntc Sio puu @rltno al urQfti.
tie @anitcligbcOcr Sans Noropols.
Ifib, iom cr unocr &uanin1 bos @aaO.
bDgger %<SenIcn / Yitcr, ituIoc houC bar.
ret pon &onoct / NPor3 Woaneo ioar,
men blir ncppc iuINf6rt fGr / Se6ct
a. Sonmcrcn. @ton or MI iTroig
mco Den ierite Su0 o. err fonrmet CT
Stptfe pan Sci mcO "Ssbuocn".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-20
Nposialb. Gisrnncnt 6. Arn

SposialS. 3i2ponent 6. aroo.
itoo, Sronobien, Cr uigooct uc0 %
Den, Ct glar gommeI. NioeOc par
pei ficu0t / Aibolos. og MisIion2.
treble. s Here Ncriober bar ban
YteblCm AZ 5ronoblcmS @pitprc o0
6ormanoifab.
- Srlt Wtnrit 6o@beim @aIOrcs,
Sotclcicr 1o5beiW2 0uitrlr, err al.
gooet peo 3eoer. Gru Sosbcim par
en- iieIoen opgtia &crtinoe, iom isrit
og remit log0e an paa at giprc %
bplOet bpggclig ior line 8lelter.
- &i9bmon0 5gunes Seulou0.
Weoin0ebopcr al 6irmoct 9roorcnc
Senlono, 6leffciior0, err oiIaaet oco
Ieoen / en- NlOcr a. 81 Nlur. Nj
Oeoe moo / lin @u hoi NuIecIic. San
bar oelto9et meNct ! oct fonmInaIc
Sip, o. ior 8i0eu uar ban @iceoro.
ierGr. Hcftor SnIunb, Sens6crQ,
og NiitriftalGgc Seglano, 6lcffc
iiorb. por @reore al nam.
TN al AnIcilno5 mere tIcuotc
Sorgcre, Chr. ISilgl, cr aigaaet pes
Ssoen, so Aar Qummel. Sltgl bar
pormt intCrcaicrct Tor Wuiif oa ino-
laaoe ia megcn Ior;lcueIte al al op.
arbcioe @ucns 4iuiltIlO. San isrte
ct megct itllIe OF tIIja8etrllftent Siu
icreprig, men Dor a. De raa, Iom fom
ham nGrmcre ino pau Sipet, meget
oibolbt Tor fin gieun1m line aaraf.
ter og III noble &Gicn.
- 6bp. Sflb:icrcr Bent Berger,
Grnumcu, cr ai9oact Ueo Geoen. SO
Nor oammel. Nnn DGr Ell az oe iio.
tie Sfibsiercrc, Tom off / Nmerifu.
trabcn mcb &n2iaHcrcr, ocnaang ga
oet en0nu uar SclIitlbc. iom beisr.
0coc louunorcrnc oUer Sauet. San
par en- mtiect SfIbaisrcr, paalioclig
% ~inarraaOia. men en- uopr0get Gp.
lie iii at bol0c SrOcn % liiciplin
om5oro, % Oct trGngtes ! De Eusc,
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-26

On which he was employed and is at Casper, Wyoming, where he is work ing on a weekly newspaper.
 The launch Kumbach, which operat- ed on Turnagain Arm last summer between Kern creek on the Seward end of the road and Potter creek on the Anchorage last summer, didn't re- gently. The boat was wrecked at Kachemak bay near the village of Nlnilchek. She was under charter to the KachcTak Canniag cllnlanv The crew managed to reach shore after a hard struggle.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-26

A letter to c. T. Boyles of the tele- graph and telephone department of the Alaska engineering department from a friend in France states that clothing such as is worn in Alaska is one of the things sadly missed by northerners who have gone to the front His friend sent an order for an O.. D. parka, fur cap and pair of mittens of hair seal.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-26
and "600" will be played. There will be no admission, but a silver offering and charge of twenty-five cents for refreshments.

Senator" C. H Hill who has been securing deer under the direction of the territory from southeastern Alas ka for propagation on the islands in this vicinity has returned to Cordova with two crates of deer. He has se- cured thirty-six this season and says that if the present weather continues, and no protection is afforded deer in southeastern Alaska, another year will see them practically exterminated.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-26
EXAMINATION FOR sTENoGs
 WILL BE HELD IN JUNEAU

The U s. Civil Service commission announces that special stenograph- CT and typewriter examination will be held at Juneau, Alaska. on February 16, 1918. Age limits IS years Or over.
 There is urgent need of qualified stenographers and typewriters in the departmental service Washington, D. O. and in the field. A large number of vacancies are being filled at en-
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-26
BIG CROP OF STUDS
 GROWN IN COLORADO
(By Associated Press)

DENVER, Colo, Dec. 24.-Coloradc produced 9,150,OO0 bushels of potatoes this year, according to figures com piled by w H. Kerr, chairman of the markets committee of the state coun ell of defense. This is 2,250,0OO bush els more than the state produced last year.
 A survey of available seed potatoes is being made by Prof. Alvin Kezer chairman of the councils seed com. mittee, under the direction of Prof B. T Sansten, state horticuIturist.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-26
CARD OF THANKS.

The soldiers who are stationed at Cordova and in the Copper River val. ley appreciate the respect shown the uniform by its residents and are truly grateful for the many kindly remem- brances on Christmas.
 The people here have been more loyal to the uniform than any town in which have been stationed and We feel that public acknowledgement of this fact is due them.
 SERGEANT POWELL
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-26

trance salaries of 1900 and. s1ooo, and a few positions offer entrance salar. ies of s110o and s12O0 per annum.
 Persons who wish to take this ex. animation should apply at once to Charles F. Naghel, local secretary, surveyor generals office, Juneau. Al. aska, or Secretary, Eleventh Civil Service District, Room 303. Post Office Building, Seattle Wash.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-26

All arrangements have been perfect ed for the card party to be given by
 the Order of the Eastern Star at Mas onic hall tomorrow night for the bene- fit of the Halifax sufferers Bridge
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-26

The big Christmas party tonight giv' en by the Womans Guild of the Epis copal church at the Red Dragon is be ing looked forward to. Come every body and have a good time. There will be all kinds of entertainment for young and old Good things to eat games, music, singing and dancing Bring a friend No collections, 0 gloom Lots of go. s p. m.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-26

The Christmas services at the Epis- copal Mission yesterday was largely attended. Rev. E. P. Zeigler delivered an interesting sermon and appropriate music was rendered.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-26

The boys at the Radio stations wish to thank the ladies of Cordova, through the Daily Times, for their little packages of Christmas cheer. The gifts are appreciated and most appropriate. Even the married men were not forgotten"
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-26

John J. McGrath, who was recent ly appointed Territorial Publicity Agent by Governor Strong, has re- signed the position, severed his con nections with the All-Alaska Maga-
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-26

A large fruit cake, donated by the Alaskan Grill, was auctioned off at the Empress theatre last night for the benefit of the Red Cross and pur- chased by Geo. c. Hazelet for S11.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-26
Cross are requested to hand in their finished garments at Mrs. Anderson's store by next Monday.

On and after January 1 the barbers have decided to raise their prices, on account of the increased cost of sup plies and cost of living. If
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-26

The freighter Ketchikan sailed to- day for the Tacoma shelter with a cargo of Kennecott copper ore.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-26
toria.

Miss Sylvia Wold, one of Stewards S efficient school teachers, arrived yes- terday on the Victoria, and is the guest of Mrs Thos. S. Scott during the holiday season.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-26

Jas. Bennett, who is somewhere in young ladies with Christmas gifts.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-26

Frank McKenna has returned to Cordova, after having spent the past eighteen months at Anchorage.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-26

The Borrowed Time Auxiliary will meet at the hospital tomorrow after noon at 2 o'clock, for first aid work.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-26

J. F. Clarllin and wife, of Nizina, and A. J. Hulberg and wife, of Ken necott, left for the states on the Vic toria.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-26
DO|NGS AND PERSONAL
 MENTION
Matt Baker. of Anchorage was an arrival in town on yesterdays boat.

c. s. Crider, travelling auditor for the Well Fargo express company, is in town.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-26

FOR RENT-Three nice rooms, suit able for light housekeeping. Also
 large front room. Apply J. X. smart 3-6t
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-26
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

FOR SALE-Ford car. s2oo cash. An. ply to Harry Greenig.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-26

If you want printing of any kind call up the Times office.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-26

Advertise in the Times
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-26

All who are knitting for the Red
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-26

FOR RENT-Three room furnished
 house Apply Blum, O'Neill Co.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-26

FOR RENT-FiVe rooms, unfurnished,
 in Empress building. Apply Room ,.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-26

7 ' I '77 s '777 M ''"F n s FNs '
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-07-02
CAN GIRLS PLAY BALL?

To all who are skeptical upon this
point, The American Athletic Girls
will be here on Tuesday, July 3rd, to
demonstrate that it can be "Did."
When we stop to consider, that there
is scarcely one out Of a thousand girls
who can throw a baseball ten feet &C.
curately, then the one who by practice
and perseverance has accomplished the
art of throwing, catching and fielding
a baseball in actual competition with
her athletic brothers in a manner that
makes them sit up and take notice, is
surely in a class by herself, and the gi-
gantic undertaking of training and
fitting herself for a professional ball
player can readily be appreciated.
Never in our National History has
this branch of athletic sport for wom-
en- played so prominent a part, as dur
ing the present period of physical. de-
mand of expression. Nearly all u
Colleges for Women have added Base
Ball to their Athletic programme.
It is the Sport of Sports for all
round physical development, and The
American Athletic Girls must be seen
in action to be appreciated.
Ladies and children especially in"
vited. Don't forget the date.
Greenwood, Tuesday, July 3rd. Ad-
mission 35c, children 15c.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-07-02
HAD HIS DOUBTS.

The words had been pronouneeG
which made the blushihg debutante the
wife of a young man of the type de-
scribed by q blaskfaced comedian az
having all Of his future behind him.
The couple departed to make their
home in a distant city.
"Now, don't 'orget to mention the
brides going-away Dress" said the
proud mother TO a society reporter.
II won'... Leave that to me-"
"Yes, don't forget to mention her
going-away Dress" said the brides du-
bious father. "for the Lord only knows
what she'll come back In"
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-07-02

That British soldier who captured
1902 of the enemy .single-handed may
not have been adIIyth, after all. Any
way. he has beer1 awarded a Victoria
Cross and H NJ never really existed
he would be the arst decorated myth
On record.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-07-02
Had Quite Enouoh,

His offer Of marriage had been de-
0ined without thanks.
"And," he said, lam I to have no
assurance whatever"
mot from me-" replied the unfair
one. @
MAY I ask why mott" he %queried.
1T isn't necessary" she replied, "be'
cause you have more assurance now
than would suffice for a dozen men,"
And seeing the case was hopelesA
he proceeded to fade away.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-07-02
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The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-07-02

You never e a young mother On
the street with her baby wondering
why people don't admire her nice
clothes. She is wondering why they
are not all paying attention to the most
beautiful baby on earth.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-07-02

10 eNectually has medical science
scared the public On the subject Of
infantile paralysis that It Is high time
the physicians come out and tell us
what they really know about it--or
don't know.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-07-02

rat, TAs Daily Connouvsslta.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-12-26

GERS at this camp are either new TO
the army or new to the service with
the guns. The work of development Is
further checked by the shortage OF
officers previously referred to-a short
age which is added to by the new de-
mands made by modern war.
More officers must be detached as
observers than had previously been
the case The training of these Off
GERS necessarily removes them from
immediate contact with their units,
where they are sadly needed. They
are being taught aerial observation In
balloon and airplane at time when
under the previous scheme of organi-
cation they should be serving with their
men. This is not sounding a note OF
pessimism. The progress made Is mag
nificent. It is obvious that more rap
Id progress would be made if the regi-
mental quota of officers were filled.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-12-26
SWITZERLAND

1t is strange that Switzerland is just now fig
urng prominently in the news dispatches. Switzer-
land is important little block on the highway the
of Europe. They need that block and the indications
that they will take it as they took Belgium and
Luxembourg Military experts predict a sudden and
vicious rush by the Huns through Switzerland with
view to cutting the allies in two the western front
which now extends from Venice to the North Sea-
This accounts for the persistent German propaganda
in Switzerland just 1t accounts the launching
of the German lie that the United States planning
violate Swizerlands neutrality when this country
ready to strike next spring. 1t so persistenty
ported that the United States to be stationed
next to Switzerland in the line and when ready
that Secretary Lansing forced to issue
assuring the Swiss that their neutrality would be re-
spected by America
Switzerland is badly exposed to German propaganda
Upward Of 70 cent Of the people speak the Ger
man language, and the little republic is fully ex-
to listen to the of the siren Germany does not
gain her end by intrigue treason she will not hest
tate to take it at the point of the sword it is this
knowledge that makes Switzerland lean to the side
of the Hun
1t would be fantastic trick of fate if this little
centuries in the heart of autocracy now turn her
back her idols and prove the principles
that have made her great