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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-16

60 Den 3eoealie Sgli. ia lGnae
osrcs triiielige Sanoitti1bao tiaoS
oct, men 5elier lie lanaere. aan
iaaleOes AlHoe Or bliue geroens
Salt. 5aaieogs iauot oe ia inart
stoHiIitt meO baaoe ,se0er oa No.
mere 5goerne bapoe 10 6aa0e fors.
ialtet ariihis % befempe0e al al
9iaat Den )ieiision o. Oieniabeo,
Jan 9a1oe i~tiitet. domerue tilioo
Del eHlper 3eli9i5nsiribeo, LA len
&c oemle life 5inore0e Statens sen.
ii0teC men 9eller life luiaere. !
Nom lfuloe alt % ale ore ia Tor
lSiaten % lrentne oens 0eniiater.
Set par ! 8runeen at gre Siaien
I'll @no. Sioen perioniiicereoe ma
Staien life blot politiif men tilliae
religielt ! aelieren, % man mo.
lsrte stelieroDrtelien. gtaar en- Sci.
ier osoe, bleU ban itrafs QUO, ielu
ON ban bapOe oarei al0ria ian
~rpggeslss, 8rliom % n~in0elig. Son.
Dan par De ileite al Dem, % mango
bleo mproct og inigmDroet. 1ette
BAR Del minore for oeres Hnggeslss.
bees Sfplo emo paa @rnno al DIS.
nsie neo De OagIige aaar. politiIfe
Siitriger 81 0eriteriMe Dos nnOre
seoere. Dien mpr0ei bIeu aeiieren,
iom oiteit megef bnrtiet eiter
in 1ronbeitigelie. Gcrior iaaoe
EN- Al oen. iom liae bapoe be.
lieget 1ronen, ipottenoe: g9hl bli.
pr lea mart @ao.~ VT De ariit.
n mart maaite fomme / aouiliff
mo iaaoQn el Regering o. iaaoan.
II 6or9olo er ielbla9t. 0len oct a
StatcrL iom par alaresiio, Be ariit.
IL o1r pnsiiDe. Saaleoes inOtroi
eloouionernes Gage. Ic ariitne a
aNresiiDe paa De rent aan0eliae
0mraaoer. d anare6 llguoelia5e
osn ! allc oens 1ormcr / Gale o.
sfriit- 3esnOen iormaneoe De allie
9iennciter alle 9e1ne til at onpcn.
D. iig % iro paa seIus ariitus.
Get ier soa no til. At Set. Ser meii
irritereoe oeoninaerne, par Ocres
pasiioe MooitanS 2e Dar anocrle
Oes emo andre Ntenneiter, o. set
flmoe life tnnles eaer tillaoes. g2on
life netop bette ii6iie oil fate ops
onrr nlelet, iom ioreganr | pore
2aac2 Scg er uis poa BET.
Ter er alto Strio meaen SUBS
9ige % seroens Riac, meIam ep.
iets Raater % Nsrfets Maeter.
neIitm Satan Oh @alo. Zen nnIiae
Stamp uofempes al 6eres llnocr.
LATTER og 9ienere Der pan Soro.
III airfen bog pdnot I Strioen De
Gage beuiier oens guo0ommeIiee
lloipring oa Strait.
Den afrfeu OF @ilosriget err,
iom ioet, life ioentTife. airfeu err
life @uOsriget. men @aiosriget er
! airfen. Nien geropn err oaiaa
airfen o. berai fslger maneegrp-
6erier. Gertil %fofnner, at Dc fro.
eiroe er beller life @li0sriget, men
@liosrigt er | De troenoe. Derai
fsl9er enonu Here grpoerier.
@u6sriaet er ale gegne % til
ale 5ioer | Strio meb geroensri-
get, @eroensriget uben for airfen,
@eroensriget | airfen o. ger6ens.
riget | en- fefp. @uosrieet ieirer %
ifnl ieire til ii6it, men mangen cen
o. meget buffer UNDER paa geicn.
Aun ben Der boloer no til 9noen,
ffaI blipe freIit. alt bette % mere
iii er bet nsopenbig at hare en- 10.
geniinbe liar Gorftanelie al for at
hmne iorffno en- inoonn Jremtonino
Tom @eiormntionen, bens Nsopen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-16

aap. 34-i5, 9ogen ON 5eru-
ialems 9oeIe8seIie % 4roietenS
Sioelie.
aup. Isl, 6eoninaeioltenes
eog.
aap. 81 Fl IilIag ON Gommen5
lloigreIie ooer Seruialem.
slap. / banner Sn0leOningen %
@rtnolaget ior bele 9ogen. 5 Bet
te ierite 9apitel iaar ri 9eifeo ON,
5pem Broieten er, boorira Jan er.
% til 6oilten Stamine ban 5grer.
gnoui0ere ~beifrfoes ior os 9roie.
tens Isabelle iamt aaloets 0mfang,
% 9oori bans @erning ifal betaa,
nemlig / ReobrgoeIie % 0pbDg8el-
lie.
@n5Der ii Be ire 9oDeo0ele ial-
Der igen / minore aanit.
Zen ierite 0oueooel Sap. 2-29
omiatter ipl8enOe 4iinit eaer 0ro:
5erite 0ro, Sap. ,, Ia. 3.
5n0bolo. 0errens 9roitab % IS.
raels GrolgsbeO.
an0et 0ro. slap. 3. 6, 80. 5nO-
9oI0: Sloa Gige alaa euten ON.
oenoe fig eler rammes al 0ommeH.
8reOie 0rO, aap. Z. 10.
@rnnotanfen. Den tore SempeIta.
le.
3ierOe oro, Sap. lib. 5nO
bolo: Straiieoommen ooer 9a8tes-
ioIfets 9ru6.
5emte 0ro. Sap. f4-15. 5nO.
solo: SCREENS 0ro i 95eoisr al
0iise9fit.
siette 0ro. Sup. f6-t7 8ruHO
tanfen: 1ommen er nnr for %
rem.
sgoeuoe 0ro, aap fS-26. 5nO
5si0. 0eret i EotteHaJerensoaano
d DEN ihiila9ne 9erfruffe
0tteBoe Cra. stop. 2f-23. 5no-
bol6: T0lfets 6nroer % geoere.
8icnOe Cro. van y. 5uo5olo:
r to 6iaennrpc.
9icuoe Gro. Sap. .. Sopeotan-
fen. 01 70aarige 6ansenifa5 /
ea59lou. eleoie Cro. aap. 26. 5no.
3elo. Iempiets 8alo % 6orbittreI
len MOB Seremias.
1olDte 0ro. a19 27-2s. 5no.
III. Na6els hinge Nag.
3rcttenoe CrO, stap. %. Sno
3o's. Groietans 9rgifebreo til 0e
5srfisrte / 8an9enifabet.
9astegolfef / i'm 5orbIinoeIie
iortrsiteOe iig til lin uOppI9eIie
! abra9anl, 8agten. 5emplet, 6or
ipttelien, @itostieneiten % CAB
baten, men Denote 9erren 8nggen.
Is De oDenfor tretten Ialer eIler
Sro neObrDoer Profeten 5oltets iaI
ife 6ortreitning til at belligt. nanr
BET life oil BABE meo 9erren ieIo at
gsre. Sap. %. er Oct centrale aa
pitel ! Oenne fsrite 9ooeOoel al
8ogen. 9ps BET meo itor 6Iio.
anOen 9oDeoOeI slap. 1913
faI0er / ire Aiinit.
Get isrite afinit omiatter anp.
30-3t. Get banoler ON 9agtes.
folfets 5rigerelie % berlige 6rem.
ito. Oct anoet Mint. zap. %.
ban0ler ON groietens Agerfs6 Jon
9ant paa 5oltets IiIbagefsrelie ira
sangenifabet / Serrens Zine.
Get treble Mint, anp. 80, barb
Ter ON Subs Soils berlise @eno9-
reisnins Deo BET eoige 8rqiteoem
me % aoHgeosnme. 8enne 9oDeo
oel er I~reitebogen / groieten Sc
renias' Dog.
Treble oooeOoel. Sap. 9i-l5.
6anoler ON 9ommens l~loisrelle:
Seruialems erO5riaa 6olfets
l9ortigrelie og Be sioelier % tore
9rangiler, iom paaiertes 9rofeten
/ Oenne iorfProelise lib.
5ieroe 6opeOOeI. aop. 46-5i.
Genne Del 61nOler ON Dommen,
Der ogiaa rammer ale Jeaboiolfene
og / iprIis Grab Babel, fOroi De
BAR forsre6et iis I Ooermo6 paa
Serrens Soft og 6onuet 5srnels
Sellige.
gi bar aft giort opmarfiomt pna,
at 9roieten Seremias' aaIo er ct
al De tuneeite aalO. JON nogen Bro.
Jet bar fnnet. vt ie lit 5olf lie
MOB 5oroerpeliens afgrino oe life
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-16
st Srien / 6ut nberas
SOgtIDIleli.
III >. Z. @onfeh

1ct er fun ipariomt at Tags
Inlet trGnser mo genHem DC la Of
imaa @iu0uer, 1ufs @las er mo.
iatiet / glDrammer, til geroeus
igrile 9ogtrofferi. Der iHoretleoas
Al 5obau @nteu6er1 / sol sum
Snngen~ / Nlaiu8. Z Opbe Bin.
onesniider / o. 9ffe f0iterli3.
nenoe ghire ~ior1inorer p~0erliaere
gDiet ira n trGn1e mo oei laue
2ofale, bpor giaHerne { Sarei
iets 9oif iia1cr aa6ne. Nlen oe.
oenFge,e rs ipnss ii iuare III oei
.1emmelil3eo sHuloe gr6eioc. .Joormeo
man er beifritiget, % iom ipnes
bsTit uiaooanligt ior Fl aoeli9t 81.
Ter rigt 6oraerligt 5ns.
Nten meoens De Der beifeiti5eoa
Menueiter latter eller trpffer eaar
manife its5er me 9oaitrosr. IN e.
oeres 2ine Al aGrli8be0 I'll oers.
Stunt. OF Den Santale. De isrrr.
b9rer &ione on, al se nurer en-
niaoUanli1 Snteresie Tor osres ar
beioe, gaaenoe no paa at uirfrlig
8ere 03eitereus itore Soc, Del
STUNT, Der ifnloe erobre lie bio.
ct Sano % Ell 8eroensoel, mea
1eIe Geroen. % bois BIN sgs
ifnloe 9sre Del mirlilt ior Slpgl
eiter Slo9t. Aar3moreoer i3en.
nenI, at preoe alnoif1bens e)s
no ODER SorOen.
d 8eulfsm @aoens Sabgrinter
% SuieHes man8e iramipriugenoc
aarnagper % l~lO0D1niHder. beitaa
enOe al 1rapper. aiiafer % anoen
-marteIig FpHf. tranger en- Col.
%itraaIe ia mo / @%iiieBbergs 8rrf.
iieo % ipilier pla gogtrpfferpres
len, bDor man iuit er i 6er0 meS
1rDfninaen al Den lntMife gibel.
Get par eoiet ira Ben eamle
gog. Der ifuIOe lgie 90 I oet aan.
beige Rsrfe. Der ril9eoe ooer 5or.
Den. % en- Sang maa Oct bel lpf.
tes Straalerne ira bette eps al
brDoe al Wsrfets Magt og iage Def
pan 5liigt. inn Der fan bliDe fol.
lDs Gag oper al Soroen.
Allereoe 1000 9lar fsr ariiti
.5soieI ifaf Oct gnmle a%Yilturfolf,
GineierHe, BABE u0epet en- Slags
Trpffefinit, nemIig Trpfning meo
.Sr9tabler. Sem S~iinoreoe anr for
@aitenberes Opfinoelie trpfte 4i.
neierne pno oenne Wnooe 6eres BEL
lige Sfrifter. Wen bo aineierne az
Var fig fra al 5orbinbelie me6
lloenoeroeneft, naaeoe oeres Opfin-
belle life oper Den fineiiffe Mlir.
5or sprigt ipnes Den romerife
9nler oe 5ilofof Cicero at babe
boft en- Suntel Joreifilling ON be.
bneelige S~frifttegn. San tiger
nemlig I ct al fine Sfrifter: 5perf
Der fan tro bette, ban moa osian
bof6e bet for miiligt, naar man BEN.
fditer paa Soroen en- utnIlig Wpng.
De Of ale alfabetets 81 8oeitnoer,
be bore al Cub eIIer bpilfet Tom
beIit an6en Materie, at oisfe ftnne
foIoe iadIe0es, at be ~frembrngte ct
rGfeIiet GfferDIar at Gnniis' I'm
Og1nd en- nn6en romerR Gor.
after nuintiIidn ornt0Ier gogitn-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-16

II.
Der al Glienben, buormeo nan JON
/ Seg funoe lore gsru at lnie.
Qien ielo ON elltenber9s STUNT
pa en- pis Qtaa0e lna lige til,
ia oar en- nahirlig 6elge al lloUif-
linDeu. Ct Seo i oenne, JON oilOe
fomme rem. enteu DIT M bIeo gem
nem Den enc elIer Den moaa, iaa
tog set oog lang 8io, fer Den ble0
iaa %iulotommeL at Den tnn0e iaa
pruftiif 8etpOnine.
sra 9aanoifriit BAR llo0itIin
gen / europa gaaet oUer I'll oct
iaafaIote 8rntaoIetrDf, Der tan ipo
res tilba5e til i Oct mirf6ite set
Il. aar3unoreoe. % iom ioresif
iaaleoes. At man ifar belle S9t
nin8siorbinoeIier + efi. imoer 9il.
leoer eIler Belle Sioer al en- BOG
% trofte oisie, 5ooreiter man fort
latte iaaleoas. til gogen par iur
Dig.
gaa oeane Bis lape0e man %.
mater, miu0re lln0er0isniugspgger.
aale1oere % oeu bersinte 5attig
bi5el: 9i5lia paupeuln, Ger b. a.
ITO troftes / Rorolinacu d inoe,
boIot beninoo Ell 6alot 6unoreoe Il.
Der me0 9ilieOer o. @eniortrllin8
a en- @gffe bibelife 0iitorier. :
Zen i%iopenoise lioitprclic Al %
gerle uoiertes / 9iealen / ilefe 5ar
per, ofte meo anoenoelie Al 8ldO
belegnina. Set par ! mango Ill.
liable ogiaa birfelig aunit, Der trent
itilleoes. Malerne bar ! mango iii
iul0e uoisrt imaa %alnitoprfer. o.
SllumiHatorernes Of @ni0ifrioerHes
3aa itoo j boi auieeIic.
9Pan feoeoe + en- Siosaloer. ga
aimiten bar oct enciie- 0mraaoe.
r7or oen menneifeliae 9ano frit
fnnoe beunaeo a nofol0e iig. Nan
Aarfp6e Q3fniten n Qprliohe0 iii
Ben; % / et5per Sannoparfer
fanotes nc0last Spiren til en-
aunitner.
0oorleoes Gutenberg fit Soeen
til at lape 5pper. Ser fln6e 40.
titles eiter 1rpfningen. er fife &c
fenot. @an bar oiIIet acre o%qIoenoe.
at Dan iaoeoe Sc arapcreoe Ere
%taoler / Stpfter til enfelte Boz.
%itaoer, % at Ban pan Oenne 8is
o9ian0t be beoraeliae Upper.
9nforieifrioeren 9anicl ffriocr
/ en- Straisborger arenife ira i44O:
Sea Bar let ben ierite @resie % Be-
isrite 9ogItaper. Z par uoifaarne
3rp oaina BEE Cro % BOG
itaocr DC par foripne0e meo buert
ct Sui, % man iuiteoc Dem oeo
SiGlp al Raal i eli Snor eFter
hperanore % 0anneoe paa oenne
1Paaoe 9inier. 1ct er Sfaoe, at
man bar Ia0et iaaoant arbeioe
goa tabt, ion bar pGrei set oIler.
isrite I 9er6en.
1et par Dog isrit. Oh Gutenberg
opinnot Contemporaries. 6ormen.
boori man funoe its6e 9oeitaptD
pen i gietal. at Den elertlige BOG
frptfertnnit unr opinnOei.
0et er ieloislgelig life miligt MI
at Bi0e ct natilrtro 9illeSe al Den
lore 0piiaoers 9ogfrpfferi. men
BET er boa fife oanifelat paa @rnno
laa al Dc 0plpsninaer. oi iiOoer
iaOe meo. n Oaime iis en- Sore
%itillin9 ON 2iDet I ort.
Qoar Gutenberg % bans eqr.
Iinge elf til % ira ar6eioet, bar
DC 9aa6en oeo Sioen. for at De
fnaoe iorioare iis, hpis ReObenbig.
9eaen frupe0p Set. 1e 5auoe oai1a
Jiet oertil. iorOi De til9erie en- al
poe ire Sumter. 81 oet cr tro.
liat, at De Deoblcu At barre 9aa6en,
oaiaa meoens Oe arbeioeoe. Dettc
Ter maj al 5%flnjtraiioHer ira amlc
9o8trufferier I. CTS. oempresiio Il.
brorlm" os al samle IraInit.
ct tort gieblif ma oct bare
uaret ior Gutenberg. ga ban fnnoe
uiie g&euuen" 8nnii oct fsrite trof.
tie arf at oen ganle i~ntinIfe gibel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-16

seen frape0e set. 3e bauoe o9i1a
Bet oertil. iorOi De til5erie en- al
poe ire Sumter. % Del er fro.
liat, at De Deoblcu At barre 9aa6en,
oaiaa meoens oe arbeioeoe. 0etie
Ter man al 5llnjirationer ira a1nlc
9o8tr0fferier /. CTS. oempresiio Il.
brorim" os nf 9anle IreInit.
ct itort gieblif nlaa oet bare
uaret ior Gutenberg. oa ban fnnoe
uiie Rennen" 5allii oct fsrite trof.
tie arf al ben ganle latinife gfbel.
Fon ct gaInmelt 1rpinit Ter man
0'eiteren itaa rolis % liffer. me
oeIis 5aiit neie grnnffer aiirpffct,
og @~litenberes imnffe unge Gntter,
iom ienere bleo gift meo bans be.
rsmte 2prlins Better ScbsFfer, 10
ger npsgerrigt at fonge ct @limt
al bet 6iitoriffe aftimffe.
Do 5aiiit oeb Mettens Sialp ban
De tnget @utenbergs fsrite 8oatrpf.
Teri, fortintte oenne 8irfiombeoen
iannien me6 Spiaeriennen.
Sitter ipiiler en- S~olitrdale | Me.
iterers V9rfiteo, Door ben ligeIom
II Geo iorgpIoer aft, boao ben ms.
Der. Den fal6er pda oct fsrite arf
|af gibeIen, Der mart | forifeIlige
ODerIpttelier ffitIoe ipreoe Grange.
liets Hare Gus ooer 5orben
gi oeo life, ON GUTENBERG og
bans We6nrbeioere fslte fla tiIIfpn-
oct til at u6gipe Den fbrfte trpfte
gibel al andre o. bsiere Wotiper
END at inobinoe en- betpocIig Gum
Eenee. Jmfit brnete ct Bart til
Varis, bpor be bIeb ioIst for 5000
ar.. famine gris, iom betartes for
en- bnnn6ffreben @ibeI. Men flor bar
Be pnrtfffe 0opifters 6orbdpieIie, oa
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-07-13
TO DEMOCRATS.

The divisional committee of the Democratic party for this Division months ago endorsed J. F A. Strong for governor and Paul Kjegsted for United States mar shal. These endorsements while they had the overwhelming sup port of the division at large, did not work in with the plans of certain politicians in Southeasetrn Alaska and a small number here, who are out to get" Strong. 1t is to be hoped that all Democrats who be- lieve in political home rule, in- stead of outside dictation and would prefer our present Sour dough Governor to man who came to Alaska as a Republican carpet bagger, will attend to-nights meeting of the Democratic Club at Burgh's Hall. An endorsement ot the committees action would be in the best interests of the party and of the whole people of the Di- viison.-Adv.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-07-13
PLAY STRUCK \ RESPONSIVE
 NOTE AMONG ALL GLASSES

At a cost beyond belief, and after many months of patient negoua- ton, the Dream theater finally se- cured for Nome that sensation in motion pictures, Damaged Goods a play seen by hundreds of thousand of people throughout the country because it deals with big human problem in a way that everybody in America wants to see.
 Damaged Goods is tragedy which every young man and woman should see. Perhaps no one but Flu gene BrieuX, the author. could have taken such repulsive subject matctr and weaved it into such pathetic and dramat tically beautiful story. A wealth of detail and lavish scenic effects, coupled with vivid panto- mime. have accomplished the maxi mum to be accomplished in the tell ing of the film story.
 The cost of bringing this picture to Nome justifies the price of ad- mission, fifty cents, which will be charged Friday and Saturday. Prices in the states range from 25 cents to $1.O0 for the same picture, and from one dollar to three dol lars on the spoken stage.
 Positively no children will be l. mitted to Damaged Goods and tFe Dream theater management re- quests that no one under the age of 16 should attend.-Alv.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-07-13

AMSTERDAM, July 12.-It is be-
 lieved that Germany will force a heavier offensive in the west or upon the east fronts at once in order to stifie the domestic troubles which are beginning to get serious within the Central Powers for the first time. An advice received here says that the reported failure of the potatoe crop, which is not at all authentic. has created consternation among the people, especially on ac- count of the famine diet which the
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-07-13
DISLOCATES SHOULDER.

Sam Wall, employed by Frawiey & Roberts sustained a dislOcated shoulder yesterday when at work on a gasoline engine which the ope- rators are installing on the Rock away claim for pumping purposes. Wall is now in the hospital where he is resting easy.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-07-13
FIRST DETACHMENT OF
 US. TROOPS AT FRONT

masses have now to endure. For this reason desperate fighting may be expected, especially on the west front.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-07-13

Prepare for the winter by patron- izing the advertisers of your paper, Mir. Miner!
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-07-13

an effort to break through towards Dunkirk. After some preliminary successes and immense losses they were finally driven back. They made some gains along a narrow front.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-07-13

ROME, July 12.-Heavy artillery offensive on the CarsO today.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-07-13

reason of the Mesopotamia eXpedi- tion scandal with which his depart ment has been mixed up from the first.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-07-13

GET TEE NEWS RfGhT. READ THE WORKER.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-07-13

PARIS, July 12.-The first de tachmen+ of United States troops, known as Sammies here, left for the fighting front today.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-07-13

LONDON. July 12.-J. Austin Chamberlain, Secretary of State for India, has resigned his position by
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-07-13

LONDON, July 12.-An intensive bombardment of the Entente hnes in Flanders saw the Germans make
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1917-12-29
BEEF BREEDS FOR NEAT;
DAIRY BREEDS FOR Milk
Raise Beef Breeds Unless You Are Specializing in Daryng
Beef Breeds Bring Best Prices the Markets;
Show Higher Percentage of Dressed Car
to Live Weight.

As speciality of
animals
have also stated
other probably the majority VINO
into
SUCH and it is this
following
a grade animal of
will beef irrespective of weight
a of beef type?
alluded intelligent OF the
aiding better
general improve
the beef cattle throughout the state
weight OF the
of the former to
butcher.
that the beef
the nehborhood Of
weight while the dairy breeds will show percent
represented by large proportion OF loose
obtained WHILE
fat mixed with the fesh
of the approximate
5
familiar with
of the dairy type as
weights should be
the that the dairy type OF animal or the
which the beef
prompted this time by the TACT that
the city of New Orleans
will afford splendid opportunity right home
cattle
their STOCK both
toward beefy
to feed good grace
will be obtained for the feed when
quality
H. Dalrymple Department
Science louisiana State University
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1917-12-29
Government Aid for Good Roads.

The National Government has
determined to make use of the
country's highways in relieving
the tremendous burden placed on
the railroads by the war.
The Council Of National De-
tense has appointed a Highway
Transport Committee. whose du-
ty it will be to utilize roads for
military purposes. The commit
tee will coordinate its work with
that of the railroads and assist
local highway authorities in
maintaining the roads. Cooper
alton, and not competition. be-
tween transportation agencies is
expected to be the outcome of
the combined work of the COM
mittee.
Inasmuch as the task of haul
ing freight long distances natur-
ally falls to the railroads, it is
planned by the council to encour-
age the use of, motor trucks for
short distances, especially for
the movement of farm products.
Relief of congestion IN railroad
yards and at terminals will be
one of the problems to be worked
out in cooperation with the rail-
roads.
Now is a good time for Louisi-
ana to get the benefit of national
aid in putting our highways in
permanent form at a minimum
expense to the State and parishes.
| State Highway Commissioner
Buie has already secured govern.
ment aid in building a fine road
from Alexandria to Camp Beau
regard, and he is no doubt in
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Chamberlain's Tablets.

Chamberlain Tablets are intended
especially for stomach troubles, bilious
ness and constipation, and have met
with much success in the treatment of
those diseases. People who have suffer-
ed for years with stomach trouble and
have been unable to obtain any perma-
nent relief, have been completely cured
by the use of these tablets. Chamber
lain's Tablets are also of great value for
biliousness. Chronic constipation may
be permanently cured by taking Cham
berlain's Tablets and observing plain
printed directions with each bottled
Adv.
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CoIFAx GRANT PARISH La. SATURDAY DECEMBER 49, 1917
jefferson Highway And Government
CantOnments.

The Goodrich touring bureau
reports "a heavy demand for
routes Tor southern travel. A
large number of requests are re-
ceived daily for routes over the
Dixie Highway to points in Flor
ida, also 1.-THE Meridian trail to
New ORLEANS. An explanation
for this excessive demand so early
in the season is that a large
number of people will be motor
ing to the southern training
camps to visit relatives stationed
at the different environments, and
also to see for themselves the
vast preparation being made by
Uncle Sam for the war Huns.
There is no doubt that touring
will be considerably heavier this
season than last, due to the UNI
usual conditions now existing,
and that travel will continue
throughout the winter months is
certain. The Louisiana Munici-
palities a n d Highways has had
prepared an outline map of the
Jefferson Highway, and copies ct
it will be sent for general distrf
button to the various touring bu-
Freaus throughout the country.
The jefferson Highway leads
directly to Camp Beauregard at
Alexandria and is also the best
route to the new Aviation Camp
at Lake Charles, Louisiana. It
also forms the longest and most
important link in the route to the
environments at Fort Sill, Okla
homa; at San Antonio and Hous-
ton, Texas; at Deming, New
Mexico, and at Fort Pike, Ark
ansas.
For general travel to New Or
Leans and other points in tie
south the Jefferson Highway will
afford tourists from all western
and central states the best main
tanned and pleasurable route of
them all.
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Grant is Estimated to Have 620 Inter-
nal Revenue Taxpayers.

( In q communication received
by this paper, Collector of Inter-
nal Revenue J. Y. Fauntleroy,
whose office is in the U. S. Custom
House. New Orleans, announces
that Federal Iucone Tax Officer
viii D. sen lHlo his parish and
will be il Coifax at he court
house from Jan. 2to II, inclusive.
The Income Tax Officer will be
on duty during the entire day,
ready and willing to help persons
subject to the income tax to
make out their returns without
any cost to them for his services,
How many income tax payers
>will there be in Grant parish?
If you car guess how many mar
ried persons living with wife or
husband will have net incomes of
$1,000 or over and how many un-
married persons will have net in
comes of 81, 600 or over this year,
then you know. Collector Faunt-
leroy estimates that there will be
$40 taxpayers in this parish.
Returns of income for the year
1917 musg be made OH forms pro-
vided for the purpose before
March, /, 1918. Because a good
many people cont understand
the law and won't know how to
raal-o. ont their returns the Gov
eminent is sending TINS expert
to do it for them. But the duty
is on the taxpayer to make HIM
sell known TO the government.
If he doesn't make his return as
required before March he may
have to pay a penalty ranging
from $40 to 81, 900 pay fine or
scu an't want
- t4Ae ,..ehc,s e.. eo4le to jail,
scp better cali on the income tax
q about
&, better
hi t. Wheath
u tax man
turn if
SUBJECT 70 LAX.
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1t was d wedding of prominence. am

It was q wedding of prominence. AM
the proufreaueT IN Columbus news
paper was watching Tor errors when
the story came in from the composing
room. Suddenly the proofreader gasped
being woman-and hurriedly
looked at the copy. Then she marked
the correction and called for re
vise." And it was well enough she
did. Because where the society editor
had written during the plighting of
the VOWS" the compositor had set dur
ing the fighting of the cows."-Indian-
apOlis News.