davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-23
"Dvnaltiets 6alo nccpenei9t".

9onbon 19oe Mtarts. - Oct brit
tiife Spcialiitpnrtis Grefutipfomltc
Ear bcililttet at bploe Ell &onIerclls
&c Sen 4oe 9lpril angnaenoc Nepo'
lutioncn / Huslano % orpttc DC
Sppr9smaal, ionl or opltaaet | oel1
Sorbinoelie. Ge iocialiitiife 2ano-
boasmeblemmers poloiomme an.
0rcb pua Sen prolific Hegiering |
fcrrigc llge bar / England gipet
slnleoning til Spefulationcr opcr
Muligbeoen al Ell revolutionary
Meisning / Spiflano. angaaetoc
rctte. Spsrgsmnal bar oct brittle
| Socialiitpartis 2eocr, Scnrp Spno'
man, ,lotalt ~felgenoc til Isloclatco
Yrcis:
"WcnS Situotioncn / Splflaf1o
hlir mere oa mere banbefulo ira
tort Spnspunft, fan u eilonlt lite
i iprrt mcgcn lloligt til CT He'
pollution Der. Man mo bu'fe pan
ar Sc 2ioclIer, ionr oct tpIfc Solf
bar nlaattet ilbitaa set Iioitc Iar.
bar toppet meget al oercs &raft oG
oiort Sanoipnligbcoen for Ell Sol.
fereisning aoifilig ringere. %
hoa nrao set inbrcmmes, at Der
Eniflanb err Iianenbe arGfter iglG'
re iou / HnSlanb. s &uslano blep
IolfctS SeItrGbelie err for Ell 'tor
Gel giort pirfningslsie peo Ell IL
cen rcaftionGr Ibelsflif; Sp'f'
LAMB bar SSunferue for egel @ir'
ninas Sfplo sset 9seocn % elen'
hiobehcn blanbt Solicit.
NiasfauIcrcns Gale / forrige
llae, hpori ban lopebe Stemmcrets
reform i Yreiien, tpber paa, at
Snben,ollerne bar tpoet Saanoffrlr'
ten pua %Tggen % er reoe I'll at
lille 2ag mco Suuferne, lcm lit
ariaen iitauo. % Tiger at tonlme
pao bcore SOB meo felipe Solicit.
Sobcn,onerneo itore Speape her
eftcr pil aaa no paa at rcooe On
raitiet | bet 9radl, ionl M IpneS
rGiten %mafpenocli9t.
Sfisnt Ser, ipm iagt enoru life
fan paapcges noaet Sean I'll e.,
Mcpolution | 2pitlauo, maa enbpcr
trnfcnoe Wano erfieuoc Tor liz
ielp. at 9niten er ipauscr mcS
Iulishcoer til itcre siennemsri'
beube ,soranbrinaer, tor CT Tar
4srfgg,tes eoo Sibe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-23

bette iagt mig isr?" mumleoe ban.
"Sporior iortGlIcr oere mig bette
iprit M, oa alt er iu%lbbproet?" Meo
en- 8cinus, Tom antpoebe bans for.
tpiIeoe SiGlpelssbeo, tilipieoc ban:
"Wien loo oct MI ife! Seq lfal aboi-
ccrc, bpis oct er Set, Solicit on.
ifer. Seq ifal reiie til Sipaoien Gans
pripate @obs paa Salpoen arim peo
S%ortcbopet) til mine Saper % mine
@lomlter. Seq CT iaa glao / @lom.
tier"
Soget fort'atte benimoo @oloeoie.
Teo Ono mootoges ct Telegram meo
Den @eifeo, at @arniIonen / Slarfoie.
Sclo bapoe repolteret, % at aeilcrin.
oen bapbc oppcllerct til Suntacn ON
9eifptteIie. Hifolas tGnfte iig ON
liot; iaa iugoe ban: Seq refer til
Moifpa. aommanoanten Der, Mro-
iopifi, pleieoe at ii9c, at Woifpa al.
tio piloe ioriuare mig"
&eb @ologoie mootpges ct 5ele.
gram, Iom i%ortaltc, at ogioa 8urni-
Ioncn / Moifpa bapbe iluttet iig til
Nepollltipncn.
Set fciicrlige Soa uenote tiIboae
til Ono, bpor oct mpotc General
SpanoffS Cog. 8eleralen afgau
Rapport ON alt, Iom bapoc bpllbt,
% tiIioicoc:
Ger er iii fun en- Sin0 at gipre:
at aabne Spinaironten % Hippo IN
iferne illo for at fllc Sprerct."
Rifolns ipareoc bioiig:
"IIorig / nit 9iu blir jeg 6orrG.
Scr moo nit cget 9ano!" San iulot
oerpoa belt ianmen o. grGo. Ser
lom leg bare pibite," iortiotte ban,
"at min Suitru og mine Bern bar /
Sifferbco, Iua ifllloc ico reiie til Si-
paolen % tilbringc Hcitcn al minc
Sage | Ho Der pg laOe Wticbocl itort
Sonoct. San er bel lift al Solicit.
Seq ital unbcrtegnc min Sroniraii.
gclle og lau uenoe tilba9e iii Irnltcn
'or at tuge NiifeO mco Solooterle OF
bcbe Dem gierc, iom oe ipncs bcbit.
Seq Ifal life itna / Geicn."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-23
S~iosfanilerens Gale.

Set officielc tpifc S%clegrantblt
rcot giper ct mt lloorog al SCH
opliatspGffcnoc Gale, lon Nias.
tanllcr DR.. BON @ctbmunn Son-
reg 0cr 10 tiaige cr preiiiif Erc.
rlicrnnilli'ter) / forrigc ltge bplot I
cen prolific 2anooag - ben Gale,
tpori ban crflGreoe, iom Soar paa
Socioli'tcrncS poloIomme an9rcb,
al belle oct tpIfc 6olf otter arigen
nootte Iaa In0el / Statens Stp-
relic, og at Der ferit og fremIt
maatte giennemieres en- Stenlme.
rctSreform / Trsiicn. 9urcallct e.
tcrcr blanot anbet fslgenoe al bans
Sale:
Timber oennc &rig bar hper en-
81 bort TGorclanoS Senner / bcltc.
mooig Stamp poct lit iibitc % bco-
lie, 'ottlg % rig, bsi % Ian, ole
l;9coan, Sngen fan paaitaa, at
hon gloroe mere % beore cnb Sc
andre. aan ii ga lcpe citcr Sri,
gen, | 6reo o1 30, bpiS Ell Yart
al Nationens Scgcnle ilaar fell?
Ior &rigcn itoo ocil arbciocnoc
alaaieS Slltcrcsicr oitc i Moo.
Ifrio til StatcnS o. Irbciosgipcr,
mes SlltcrcsIcr, iom on oe bar
i,forcnliac Wobirtninger. Seq bao.
Der, at arigcn bar "filreret ps 10,
bennc Wiaipritaaelic.
Ior hpis Den life bet bar aiort
hoiS n life cr rebc til at rctte os
enter Den Scrc, iom arigen bar lprl
oS, oa iom ben pil fontnlc iii at be
rere ole Spsrgsmaol / bort poll
tiifc Gin, meb Senlpn iii Mrbeibs
loo9iuningcn, Stcmmerctsreiorm
Hreiien % Smoroniug al belle Dor
Parliament - hpiS pi life lfulo.
rctte ns eiter Sen l9rtc Sere nocl
noect Torbebolo, ia, iaa bill ri fom
ne iii at itaa p%pcrior inore Tanlfe
lisbeocr, bpis @%ctpbnine % Sm
lang % &rffepiobc ingen fan ipr
rble."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-23

oiort nlcoct FOR at pc0ll9cbol0I
Tribcoabcpugelicr % Hcoolitionc,
andre Solloc, men ogIaa por Ne
I0icrina bar oiiicielt ~itottct Here Hel
rollltioncr. VrGiibcnt Sohn'or
biolp sc mcrifanife 9icoolutIoniltcr
IT ltprtc Warimilion, % Errliocn'
WiIion par lclp bchlGIpcll9 nleo a:
iiurtc &llcrta. Gubu % Tanamo
itnIocr &c 6orcncoc Stntcr i'm sri
bco % ScIpitGnoi2bcO. Get iann.
ne fan iigca ON Gle DC latln.anc.
~rifauifc 2on0c; tbi bauoc oct itfl
urrct Tor uor Wonrocooftriu. uilbt
fcrc5 Mcuolutioncr moo Sponicll
fife pare lpffeoc0.
Npao piloc aonicfucnlcrlc a.
6ennc NrUii0cntcna me Cbcorl
Hi? ippr @lo0ct. SGt /. Gr, at
oet tpifc Golf iorip8tc at ltprtc ocI
hoben5oucrnitc Gpnoiti % inolerc
Rcpublitcn, Gr Del DIR. Wilion@
Miening, al ban i ct Iligt Sl!tGloc
pil0c onlr 6ct for in Nllgt Of nm.
&"crtrDffc ,T~loIln0clicr, lom u0ganr
ira pore cgllc NorGcrc" / 9tctnln9
al al disrc CT bcloigi tloinlo al Ell
ilig hcpoIutlon mulig? manttc 81
life tpcrtimoo bctro1tc oct lon Dor
l'Ilat at Qierc, huao N fuloc, Tor
Of ocn lflll0c lntfc2? % Diloc pl
life nctop ocruco biorogc iii at ioa
On permanent Srco?
Gcriom AcpoIutioncn / 1913 par
lnffcoc3, uiloc Den itorc &rig blct
cipcuot. Gen blcp ioricilct, og
YmcrJto lit OcrpcO iononnuc mt.
ii9c NorQcrc iom Carl Sdrnrj.
rIcua Suitlono, pro at mite inc
Nrpubllfaucrc, bIcp ct iarlig Illto.
truti. ion trller &crocn. Gcrlom
Ell li0llcnoc ?lulconing tllbpocr iig
idicn, cr set rimlclig at nntngc, al
Here Al Gitcrtommeruc citcr Dem.
innt pur nlco / 1913, pjl pcnoc til
tuQc % biplpc iii at bciri TTorc
llI0ct, og oct or gallltc ~'lttcrt, III
Clbpcr lano Nmcrifuncr uil lcolnge
GCm mco Gnifct on, at sc nlnu
hupc Nclo mrb li9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-23
ollaifas OclcSat.

%llncau. Nln'fa. Sen 20oc Wturt&.
Charles ". Sul5cr, Ell GUnofrot %
Nruocr al i'm. @uucrupr %&llianr
Sul5cr al Atrp 9)orf, blcp ioal al
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Robert " Sen.
ujula crtlUrct ualQt iii !lluitu3 o.
Iclot i HonQrc3iln mro t9 Stcnuncr2
Moioritct uco %oIQct / Nouenlbcr
&alQtommi2iioncn hopbc crtIUrct Ser
uuihUuQilc Ncpublitancr %umc<
H&lcIcr@hnm ualQt men ocunc Nic1
belle uppcIcrcoe1 iii Gorbuno3rcticn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-23
Ct oramatiif Optrin.

Tetrperab, t90c WartS. - Set
bramatiife Sptrin, iom ianot Steb,
"a Hlfplns bcn a1oen iif Hebc paa,
at bans &nrricrc Iom "Selpherifer
ouer allc Hualcrc" bar tilenbc, fill
ores iaalcbcS al Ell &orreiponOent ior
ct @lob i Woifpa:
20 Sog untOm til Stationen /
Gilbcra, 125 Nil / Spopit for Tetro-
grad Natten til oen 15oc Morts. Set
Iprite Spa iortc aciierens SSplge, BET
onoct &ciicrcu 'elp iun1t Spiminiitc-
rem General Baron Sreoericfs, &ons
trcaomirul Niloit General Babel %
nlbrc. G5arcn bar ira Sopeofpnrtc.
ret al aeiierinocn blet falot biem til
Slottct Siarfoie Selo, bo aeiierbor-
meme bar 'pgc al W9slinger.
Slltct al De Selcgranmer, iom al
Sumacna Frriibent Npo5ianfo bar
blet ofIcnbt ON Hepolutipnen / &c
trogroo, haooe nauet G5aren. Nllc
SorbolosrcQler blep taget for at boil
Dc bom / llui0cnbco ON bialc pinli-
&c NifGrcr. General Babel protcltc-
rcbc Dog inloo oenne SremJangsmao.
De og erflUrc0c, at bpis ingen anben
piloe iortTlIe G5aren Den ianoe Gam,
me1brnG ioo piloe ban ielp gisrc
oct.
Nifolo3, ion laa / bpb Spon, blcp
pGtfet alotfcn TO ON Natteh. Sall
flGotc Jig poo % eif inb / SpiiepoN-
men pg boo Non1iral Niloii iortGlIt
banl, buao ionl bar bGnot / Retro
grad. Get bIcp bam i%ortalt, al Ell
Slot Stu0cntcr, 8aoegiltter og lrll-
&c Solootcr bapoe terroriieret Tltma-
Ell, men at no1le faa Sroppeafoelin-
ger ltrur piIOe gienoprette Srocnen.
: oct ianme fom Commander
Gopefoit in0 i Spgncn nlco ct Scle'
gram % Iortolte, at 700 ct, George
&apoIerlltcr par paa @ei iii Siar.
folcsScI ior at operrrffc &ciiercn ei
aors, oQ at Sc mi bar fpnlnlct til bcl
nGrliggcnoc Station ulber 2ebelit
al 8cneral &panoii.
Ceres MaIcItrt," ingbe &opefoii
oct er nof, at Se piier Gem pef
SIarfoie.S eIo, omsipet al oisic Sci
&c o. mcb Slottcts 8arniicn begipei
Gem til Gumocn. gIe trooper BIT
fer i'm GN. Set bill bli let at tirt
olS|c il1Bc Hcfruter."
Set er 9cou buert ct Gro, Ceres
NtoieitTt!" raabte General Babel
iom iii life funbe itpre Jig lGrger
Sc bIir isrt bag Spiet. Srs bar'
oisie SeIeerammer. Ser er Sroren
gil oct fciicrlise 3og / Mibera
Seno life Sogct I'll Siarfole'Sel
men III Tetro9rab."
GSaren rciitc iis % uobrso ior'Gr
Oct: "SpoS betpbcr octte2 er DC
Mcpclution? Gr @refoif 0om bar
&c nnoertcgnct Srbren TOR Soeet
aommanoont / Ictroarao?"
General Babel aap MI rem %e'tep
Ser iiaar 10000 trooper meo lin
Siiicercr bag Den miolcrtioigc Me
aicrina, iom CT oprcttct. Ceres Na
icitnt cr crflrrct ior aiiat. Set G
mmulis at iortirttc pioerc."
NitolnS iob en- Stuno ION 'lllo
itruSis Ianmet: "Sporior blcp III
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-23
Krepcr Gviflanes Setrielie.
Nm,tcrNou l9bc Marts. -

NmitcrNam l9oc Marts. - Oct
tpife Sicialiitblao "@oriports"
trrffcr ell Sammenlianin9 melcm
Gituaticncn | Muslano eiter Mcpo'
lutioncns Nulobproelie % Den MI
pGrcnoe Situaticn | Spltlano %
itriper: "Sfal 8erbcn funnc 'iae,
Ct ale Natiouer paa Scroen er ri
meo l~lnStuaelic al 1pltlanb?"
@lobct iammcnliener ocrpaa Den
rrsiiif propiioriite @egierinss Fro'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-23

poa aant. 9aanlar baocOc lin Spi.
%gerootter, ioroi Oct bar bun, Iom bar
Sfplo l. at Wunfen Hasplttin tit iaa
itrolig Ell SnoiIpoclie opcr G5oren.
Vile &ciicrbgrn, meo llnotagclic
az Den enc Cater, Iigger nlcget al
porlig ipge / Wuslingcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-23
Sbteass prssnftmarfes.

Stranger &c Ell SWmaitinc? "9us.
uenneu" or iaa COB iom noscn aneen
Spmait;nc til ben ecbbelie Gris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-23
billion % Hrunlntionrn.

"
Ff"''''il "''''" 10 f'""'p''
lom ''No"'''''''"' 'o' o'l''' :"
N'l'o'Ia'L H'0 ''" 'E' >'"'l''
a ao2et mo p'' ""l'''."'''I' "'.
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Nrriiocntcn oIporliN ! Stolc 'or
rcnnc llotoIclic, Get 'nocr, /
M}ooiGtuiug iii DIR, @ilion al Oct
nruntc "Triucip" lnn lon0t ira CT
i Snmflon0 mco Sc Sorcncoc Sto'
icr$ Niitoric % TRADITION, at 0ct
inf moninttc tpcrtom ma ii0ca at
rUrc Gilirloci. Gor oct irrite BAR
Set mn en- GcuohrtioL Tom / oct
vclc aiproe Dor HcpubIit mulig.
Nonoct hor oolon / al ocnnc Sio
rrrct CT Griltc0 Tor Ncuolrtioni
itcr al oac Nocer, Oh oi2ic bar uO
oiori Oct bcoitc Glcmcnt por BE
iolfnino. Oct cr i @lrfrliQheocn
set cncitc 9nno / WcrOen, ion bar
rnrrticunt Ncpolutipncns itorc
o~jrunNprircip. o. ioract ior, at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-23
SDitlnno ucntcr Nriu.

9on0uu Sen 2ioc Wort@. ct &c,
lcQrom ira Nmitcroam mclocr. at
mon i'eIQc pripntc GcIc9rommcr Ser.
ira / Berlin ucutcr, at arig ulco sc
Ser. Stotcr Nil uUrc rrflUret imorn
Is elmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-23
Situdticne,l.
6criiriieIie ira CID. 1

loo enormt @clob, ON &ri1en lfllloc
hi al npQcn ltercr Nurigbeo, blot
uil0c pUrc iom en- Groabe / &apct
iau lianr Der bag bette Nelsb nor,
ten bolitnpclia talt bulloleie Sipl'
petIl0cr I'll Hau0iaDco. Spcr $40
0OO,000,0O0 al GnrmlnnnSpTroier
or i Sebci al DC iibitc Fur WtannC'
h~eripicoc iii N%otloncna NccollrIcr
ueO &c0toQellcn al 6nrnlolullopcn,
Ncrtil fun piorrc ieir2 &rc6itfa
pacitctcn Al oct iebcrnlc @anfIu.
item mco Ell Sotoltnpltol pna ouer
50, OOO, 100000 / @ulo.
) Hpbct al sc irritfonmCnoc 10
Niaunc0cr nil Scr 0callNcn bli lo.
ilcot 'oocrolc Observation-Disclosures ior
100000 600.
Gc2lloeu bar Hcgieringeu Ntpn.
rl1bco til, ON oct trTnBea, at no.
itcoc @on0@ til ct @cleb al $3.50
100000 / TIauocoicmleo; Nuonna.
ton0Ibon0@ II! ct lnnn!ct @eleb al
S3l0.OO0,000 % 100000 600 /
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-23

ENTIErp As sFcoNp CLASS MATTER JrNE l5Tn 1908 AT
ruF Posr OFFICE At nEcoRAH, Iowa, UNDER nE ACT
OF CoNGRYes or N.Rcu2. 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-23

VI (cIcarom ira Vetroarao Tor
tTlIcr, az Den me HcgIcrina bar al.
pct Srorc iii, at Nitolos Nomanoip,
ION Den ~oIiottc GSur rl fables, ifaI
onIeca Tor inbtiI piocrc at prrc BERG.
pet i'm Iriheb oa lonmen meo lin
Son1iIlc tagc SphoIo paa Siorifoie-
ScIo, Iom nj hi nmaipet mch itcrt
%o1t.
SioIl9crc bco Oct iia, at ocn aiiai.
te Sciler % bans SamiIie ifuIoc rel.
'e I'll Sipabieu paa arim oo 30 ser.
Gllfefciicrinbc Narie ,aeoboromno
CSa9mar) onboINt iig / aicip mnScr
Nenolutlonen. men boube en- fort
Sammenfcmit meb i'm Son cite,
oerneS T''Tttelic. Wsbct ituloe oar.
re Wlc9et rsrcubc, Sun umoerrcitcol
III Ssn ON, az htn NJ, agteSc at ben,
DC tllbase til lit Sicmlanb (Gan,
MART % iilbrinac Rci,cn al inc Ga,
&C pao &piosre peo GrcIunS.
Gntcfci'erinbe Saamar OF Setter
inbc a~lcranbra bapbe lGnse pnrc,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-23

Ser'ie'ies saa siee .
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-11
"A Splendid TONIC v
Says Hixson Lady Who, On Dee.
tors Advice, Took Cardli
And Is Now Well.

Hlxson. Tenn.-"About 10 years ago
I was..." says Mrs. J. B. Gadd, Of
this place. II suffered with a pain In
my left side, could not sleep at night
with this pain. always in the left
side...
My doctor told me to use Cardui. I
took one bottle, which helped me and
after my baby came, I was stronger
and better, but the pain was still
there.
I at first let It 80. but began 10 got
weak and in q rundown condition.
20 I decided to try some more Cardui,
which did.
This last Cardul which I took made
me much better, In fact, cured nj. Il
has been 3 number Of yearS, still I
have no return Of this trouble.
feel It was Cardui that cured M.
and I recommend It a. . splendid Il.
male tonic"
Don't allow yourself to become
weak and rundown from womanly
troubles. Take Cardui. It should sure
ly help you, 40 It has 10 many thou.
sands Of other women IN the past 40
years. Headache, backAche. Sidesche.
nervousness, sleeplessness, tired.oui
feeling, are all signs Of womanly trou.
Bile. Other women get relief by taking
Csrdui. Why not you? Al druggists.
NoI133
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-11
THE NEWSPAPER BLATHER.
SKITE.

We believe it was q woman who
mounting the scaffold in the French
revolution. cast her eyes over the
angry rabble and cried, 70 Liberty,
what crimes are not committed in
thy name!" She had seen in all his
glory the professional patriot, the chap
who folds himself in the flag, Stands
in a pair of boots he has not paid for"
and roars his platitudes to the multi
tude-the blatherskite. From time to
time he bobs up his head in the form
OF. a newspaper-not in the country.
He daren't show up there. The peo~
pie would ride him out of town on q
rail. But in the city he Aourishes like
the green bay tree. "The liberty of
the press" is his battlecry, but the only
libertyhe knows is the liberty he takes
with the. people, his prying nose poked
like that of a Peeping Tom into the
private business of every mar and wo-
man, his "scent for news" leading him
to the violation of every sacred conf
dence. He moves among the people as
a blight, whitening the thing he
touches. Regulations are as toys, to
be played with and to be cast aside.
To him no man is honest, no ma sue
cessful, lest he be a thief. To be domi-
nant in the worlds affairs is to him
badge of villainy, to wander from
the petty path he-has marked down as
the road to follow, means the pillory
Of his foul publicity. Childhood means
nothing to him; womanhood means
less if a good story" is in view. He
when tears are shed. Men in
public life are only objects for the
vent of spleen. Out on him! He is
1asty-a disgrace, a travesty on hu-
nan nature. May his tribe decrease!
Press.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-11
AMERICAN SUPPLIES WANTED
ABROAD.

Washington, August 10-(By Union
Associated Press)-Consular reports
from various countries show a largely
increased demand abroad for Ameri-
can supplies. Hand agricultural tools,
including cutlasses. hoes, forks and
spades are badly needed in Jamaica.
Cutlasses are especially in demand
for native workmen. American motor
ploughs have demonstrated their
worth in the sugar beet lands Of Swift
zerland. Several agricultural asso-
Citations have requested that catalogs
be sent them. A market for tractors
could be developed in the Spanish pro-
comprising the Seville Consul
lar district. Three million acres of
land are under cultivation in these
provinces.
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FOR SALE-Plantation Pay-Rdl
Blanks; apply at Daily Commonwealth
office.
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spect and recognition of national right, anywhere

spect and recognition of national right, anywher
in the world.
when American soldiers are in Europe, or
ganizing to move on Berlin, they are where the!
belong. They are defending the flag and movin,
forward to compel respect for its right to fly any
where on the high seas. When America defends
its flag and its rights it does not move backward
1t moves toward the enemy's works. It never
ceases to move forward until it takes the enemy
works and forces an unconditional surrender.
1T happens that other nations have been at
tackled by Germany and are moving to defeat her
The United States would fight whether they
fought or not, but it is happy to fight at their
side. The fight will be merrier and the enemy
will be all the more soundly punished.
Germany is not the enemy of the United
States on the Atlantic Ocean only. She is an
anemy wherever found, and it is the right and duty
Of America to hit her whenever she is vulnerable,
either in Europe, Asia Minor or on the seas. The
allies of Germany are the enemies of the United
States. They should be declared such, and the Un-
tied States should make war upon them. The de-
feat of ustro-Hungary and its complete eman-
~cipation from German rule would not only defeat
Germany, but keep her defeated.
1T may be that the United States could aid the
allies in striking a fearful blow at Germany
through the Balkans. If so, the United States
should not hesitate to act. Germany will compel
Turkey to massacre Americans wherever military
interests will be served. Germany is our enemy
everywhere, at all times, through all agencies.
The United States, representing self-government
and liberty, is the shining target for every missile
possessed by absolutism, represented by Germany.
1T is irrepressible, worldwide conflict between
and her foes. American soldiers and sail
ors are at home wherever they can find the en-
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WHY AMERICAN SOLDIERS ARE SENT tt
EUROPE?

The Washington Post of August 18th gives a
very clear, common-sense and lucid editorial dis
cussion of the reasons why our troops are sent
to Europe. What was said by that excellent pap.
err should be read all over the land:
''Tae simple truth is that every American SOL
der sent to Europe is sent in defense of this
country. The United States has been attacked
just as effectively as if the kaiser's armies were
bombarding New York. There was an invasion
Of the United States when the German govern
ment insolently ordered American ships off the
high seas. When the kaiser's agents set bounds to
the sovereignty Of the United States on the high
seas, and murdered Americans who dared to dis
obey the Command of the German government,
the United States was invaded as truly and as dan
gerously as if the German army had entered the
outskirts of Washington.
1T is for full sovereign rights as an independ-
ent nation that the United States fights. It is
not merely to keep soldiers off American soil.
Sovereignty means more than the strength to re-
ri invasion. II means the power to enforce r..
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Notice is hereby given that the as
sessments are now on file in the Office
of the Chsncery Clerk, and will remain
on file for yorr inspection until the
First Monday in September 1917, at
which time all objections thereto will
be heard and equalizations made by
the Board Of Supervisors.
This August 8, 1917.
J. I. DENNIS, Tax Assessor.
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HOTELS OF COUNTRY BAR MEAT

Washington, August 10-(By I'm.
ion Associated Press)-The hotels Of
the country are expected to put into
operation for the first time today, in
a general way, the recently adopted
rule Of serving no meat on Friday.
There will be two meatless days a
week, Tuesdays being the other day.
Veal is also to be barred from public
dining tables in an effort to stop the
use Of calves as food during the per-
iod of the war.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-11
EAST MEETS WEST IN TENNIS
CONTEST.

New York. August 10-(By Union
Associated Press)-A return con,pe.
tition between the East and the West
began today on the courts Of the West
Side Tennis club. Play throughout to-
morrow. Some of the best players Of
both sections are pitted against one
another. When the East played in
the West recently, it was overwhelm.
ingly defeated.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-11
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The Humphreys Highway from Itta
Bena to Lucas Gin is in process of re-
pair and the traffic is warned to ex-
ercise caution in going over this part
of the road, so as to avoid accidents.
ELI ABBOTT, Egr.