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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-22

George voiced the brotherIy feelings
of the two navies. With a suggestion
that arrangements might well be
made for joint maneuvers every year
by the American and British fleets,
his proposal was quickly seconded
by the American officers.
AS the king entered the royal
barge. the order came from the of
ficers on the bridge to the sailors
and marines three cheers for the
king of England" Cheers were
given with such will that they
brought an answering cheer from the
men on the distant ships OF the
American squadron.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-22
A SYNONYM.
Babel.

bLUtI.
There is a familiar sound to that
name. 1t carries us back to a fam
Gus tower and lot OF confusion and
destruction and things like. that.
Perhaps the new rulers Of Germany
also remembered the ancient story,
and told Herr Babel, former red So
cialist chieftain, to go away back and
sit down, fearing his activities might
bring on a repeater in history if he
was left alone in the way he started
out in the present revolution.
From all of which we must confess
to some good left in Germany.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-22
WHY NOT FARGO.

Under the plans of the war de-
partment certain cities throughout
the country, that are centrally 10
Gated as related to the troops to be
demobiliZed, will have an opportunity
of entertaining the returning soldiers
and enjoying a grand parade before
the separation of the men Of that
unit for their homes. AS we under
stand It the department realizes 1t
viii give the people great Joy to well
come back their boys, and the par
AIDES are planned so that the folks
residing in the district can come to
these central points and Join in the
glad home coming, and at the same
time see the boys in all the glory Of
their fighting toys fresh from the
work well done across the seas.
Why cannot Fargo, as the largest
city in the state and its most Access
sible point, be designated for this
purpose? Many Of us remember the
welcome given the North Dakotans
on their return from the Philippines.
Those boys were but a handful as
compared to the thousands of men
supplied by North Dakota for this
great war. but II the welcome then
is an indication of our spirit on such
occasions, the homecoming Of the
battle. SCARED veterans from France,
if it can be arranged as suggested,
would be an event to be remembered
for a lifetime as the greatest occa-
sion of popular rejoicing possible to
a patriotic people.
Is there not in this matter an OPP
portunity for rapid action on the
part Of the Commercial club and the
citizens generally?
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-22

liquors of any kinds may be sold in
this country for beverage purposes
except for export, until such time
as the President by proclamation
declares rehabilitation completed.
The amendment also prohibits the
importation of any intoxicating
beverages into this country from the
time the bill Is approved by the
President until the rehabilitation of
the army is completed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-22

Isn't an apology at least due to
Kate Orchards O'Hare from her old
preceptor Walter Thomas or filing
her head with the ideas which send
her to Leavenworth for the next five
years? Like the kaiser, Walter
Thomas has played hades with those
who accept his teachings.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-22
Mandolins, uISeieles, guitars, violins.
Fargo Music Co., SIS LIST Ave. N.--Ady
MORE CONTRACTS CANCELLED.

washington, Nov. %. - Excerpts
of war contracts involving more than
one billion, three hundred and thirty
six million dollars since the signing
of the arInistice, is announced in
letter from Secretary Baker read to
the senate today by Senator Martin
OF Virginia, chairman Of the app
nrOprja tons committee
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-22
CrOu1rl Prince
Becomes Hermit
(By Associated Press.)

London, Nov. 22.-The former Ger
man Crown Prince viii take up lis
residence on Wieringen Island In the
Zuyder Zee, according to an An1ster-
dam dispatch to the Daily Telegraph.
A parsonage on the island has been
rented for him and his suite.
Complete line of Pathe records. BAR
go Music Co., 516 LIST Ave. N.--Advt.-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-22
GIGANTIC GERMAN FLEET
LIES IN FIRTH OF FORTH

Continued from page. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-24
German Money Paid
For Russian 7reochery

lnne. rrfakg sad helr associates German agents and
proof this he Aalas " me United Government
1he khevk revolution srrangei far hs 'e German
iap~Fsal govgrniacnt
II hnsnc~ ~ German Imperial Bank and other
German fnarrai institutions
Fse # RrestloYss BETRAYAL of the Russian
rsoY4e hy lenlne ana Troszky
German -Yiekc 10 defend
letFuerAd from fhe Germans
German aice afforded every opportunity Petrograd
spy the entente embassies and legations
Germany ordered Adj rasiral establishments get ready
,he mobilization dnne iai4 PRIOR >arievo
eermAn, ordered campaign ~ sua against
ihe Industries Tire inife3 November y 1914
tiefinanA named he members present Bolshevik
executive committee. ineiuaine frntsky and Lenine
1ersny aai1Aah rouhe> col Ia cover the cost of
'hf hei Guard and ant-egfcntc in Russia
The RaiheF6l a-rel surrender alb industries
Nrflaan Sap9ai Ter grFoa q tsNe wears after the
Bo>hessn leaders notified Germany supplies from
England fgaaee. and the tnfed stored
osshfsaAi headers i Neraan eevfs equipped with fraud
Heuf passports sly England France States
Bohesk leaiers aercei transport three Gs~nan sub
natnts 10 paris up tAe Fa. nn lle trms>heAn railway
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-24
HOLLAND s DILEMMA

T ~ q Holland sre re
rtrs >fta- t f 'aa'
niast ~ hr h> safF1
ss sht Netherlands NnkefA mfn'
reas .he 4es Aa rans 6,
paset shipping nw
aar- ,hn4h tesr Nsrmau
hr-a-. The America >safe D-
par-nt sa> S> s'sfe
-eifersfue srr pasi-sau Af
nsar7er wh earv s~alKa>
rosn ans st=>lse s. nD 'he
-o,s 9 Holland NJ ~fana
aiy II >appIs ire aet5ed fee
snffs t-er rhe necessities oi eaf
swn nd Alhel p~aple> ar 'aAea
m 8 Holland wa FURNISH
me meau> af transport afioa N'b
aranar rnfanTees ha>e lfffe'
,hips sre 'hr ons a> -f
-,ssv II a,rs >hipYla- aoN nr
.TAe Scandinavian nsisons. >m
8 Span i -h n'rt>
sTe u,erea in'o 'te agreements
aire5 hy position p 'he
var wtara rupss r. 'e
VERY mvans oi guarding acs HS'
r rxnar-s to nfnfr ann'rs>
,heir equivalent reaching oHr
rs TIE Nefhtrss1> wa>
.ver tentative proFsa-al mant Hs
ra hs- hss been 2e'frrna From
eear.nc Is, past e 'he harssin
- the Gevusm 'hreas rs 'eFTseao
iTs tYH wheH wing
eptra countries
TIE issmnla of -A l'n'ti s
.Aorsaehlv appreciated Tteir
an.ieurv ra Sernia r@nier,
hem especially liah'e 'a 'TeEaHn
aerare> ID l> nos heerf -aa'
peop.- -Aee re rreA'err'a 2
sr- .+p5r danger : -
,As- -hev tee 'hfr aare no' sS
rnesae -he s-egru .rhi iifs 2
s4 even -hone} =
aneu 'hev Aase an Nrf-r
-s-ya-ou tor ak ii 'n- '@fl
|. aee gar at-asa srs~> ,ht >s
.Asneries pasit'u'i j. isia~.
~. ~4-txa l5srs nefs> Fa-s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-24
GREAT QUANTITIES OF STORES TAKEN

London Sept q The Serbian the
vardar northeast Monastr and
Bug2rian the Serbian official of Monday
The Bulgarian burning villages and material
TIE Sean however captured great quantities Of
On the Gradsko Prllep road
The enemy continues 10 burn villages and Great
quantities Of material have fallen hands however
On the vardar railway line Uskub Salonik
trains the official
As result four front giving the angle the
Cera and the vardar the Bulgarian office
today adjacent withdrawn positions
the south O. Prilep and TO the north Of Dorian
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-24
SUGAR ACTIVE AND PASSIVE

n s-niY n comparative
>-asesaey fr t m~ e
| American aem>i suner> anc
r.rs,agsl>-, the Statement .ra
,u.w n'aflse
aeas> Cnhs ir,erfs- re an
II lie Application
ras >te-es av>uisr s~, >iai' VT
~sans> reports fnaf Mhl f
esn, Il reflnei sugar ir
-hst r.r- during Aueu~' -i'
is5M Ns--, of 2p7raX m1
nnas h -terf were awa iaH-
sun- AuEn~, si >ll2~ ->
.mG4r ree'a lu
fr -hss i eaaly f Pc ~as
/ l -he end ei Aur'st 'ae
ra- an-sv awai-lm- fr1fSsa--
l-a-sn s. Csr1ena> was afr p
:. sv r -i-ue> the hns 10 'nt
n-A -assi shipments tel @NFA
/ iou.ran,on Tle Sa'st11
same, ,s5-l nsi Interest -trpa- p
wita -hs renr-f
srhe ~ma nor- August J. lsl'.
slowing -hs- -hls yfsF -le si-s
e. = was a.n-o>- sauoie 'a-'
gsftef- The suferes7 i sTeli -aaln-
l.ain7 hv further onE'ara
s-a-ss-5, gSsinc she shipments iaf
i,h ~>- ssrhs n'f> 4 1917 si
a-a5s 80 hsg~ ssslnSi nn'y
] S4s5aF for thr eorr-~poniins
psrEs q l9is
TAs hrevisv Il fhe consular
~z-sm@ni : rsereifsble Sluee j
fails ia make comparison os-
tween sh4 production = sugar e
gmAs tar rre season 81 lsle uAaen
s,rsss9 tie nAFkei s-ses for me
year 1917. and iae 81 anonensl's y
arzsr ersn of JAZZ xhi >-g.la.s>
~ <1ezr ter she current rear
IT,. moslifSea rsfionire ef sugar
&n5 the hieher ess so AmeF1e2n
epra~asner> e1m an aceeH9-a In-
tsrs~, II the lieh, ef ,hi> e..n>olsr
statement detailing Th@ hesNy
sssoess On docks. = compared 20
sern4l shipments wifhsuf n~nilea
~ the rr>erVes srlii on hard frss1
rAe 1917 ezns- + rhiS oae zaore
pressing argument for 1nAsmprnN-
&C aissrlhEtive sxx.~Es
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-24

SEA IN rrsn areerv'aua M paraic'i
9ri>sner, ihema> uss seuieaessi
srieinsl's r. serve 80 sears ia
Sn- Sing hai wss rs>i I aA
exrslt @a fs cApraflfA q iAe
nlniaT r
rsffN ie sn afw - f ~N
& >ecans ,'s@e ami vas sentenced
- ssste ; Asar~ q snea - a.>e ~
>ias Siug. aud when ~ 'imf fN-
.ile3 sever sneasAs aep Warden
-oseF refn~ed fa rries>f aim ea
enAare aas waro.r ais8 n.as' >'F7't
asan1 fsrnllu- rnes he ha4
~ reaa.u3fr q tAe former s-n-
n @ass'4re EompSsn> slreid-
that Tkomas MS 1ehf ia ha-.l'
~ ss hs, tss~- s-a'ea sfs
ro s aersfiau f'ey >er n-
m4lns 7rgw
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-24
WAR EXHIBITS
AT STATE FAIR
DEPTH B0MPS. T0RPE00eS.
BATTlESHlP MODELS. CAN
NON AND MACHINE GUNS
z SPECIAL BUILDINGS FILLED
ARR. znc Nsvy arc Eve otrr Ges-
e-nn.ens Departments cs-opersis
In AssIrs Feature st.Fsetisa
.; csizns-s City ESresitasn


oK.ho~. kztv-A Sevsh h0aa9
- s-es-4a IL few nlna1es pas
- sns ~ sraszy~a on lie sasfAcs
a.. arr rer.str m sus-sArfne -. -
.5res.E
- "a <.ns@
-. =. Ssssx ~.nnr.s ava So.
tas sq4-.rsrS hAx. ever hsG he -
aert snsv e, see4nx tAe 4sh cAns
:. or srs cAA aenth narmAs mrh
~aleA rAs nssx .. lnf5e SAa. = ses.a.
- the nn~ ,es pirates u tie bossos4
q. Ds,x gom4s sne&ert
-. --~-.., !. s~s,. - ..a
\, 49, a. ..--s.s.,,s 4axfr5s..
- - 60 &, sm -, a. .esuA
" s-opv.4e tsem suaaz re Azasers T.
soa,s wrl - -enspa y.sitors - sAs
6,cverxwe-s ex la.t hnfaiErs Ill .As
OKl4Aossx Sfsfs sA = Expastt'e
ae1f ncntA
rses. s-Asssss nas ~. sr~- to
49,. - ,-.s-..4 ~ s,,..,..s,.s- - -.
- Ss-,...... =. 49, A. ~, 4.
- $50 So Tt-,rg nous ,h4 ~.
-&a~ ~ ~. yss~ as r~,ss ,ss c1cso
nn Sertenst t.sr Is tAey mar be seen
IL com A3nAt5oa 4tth the exh1alss 81.
- tree rovegrutat anica pictures
1hsgA wa snaw 4snang oseer sA4As-
hastl< seeres t4kAn IL A1es .0A.
sreneAes 81 .hs western froas
vAs s,-e "a -.r. eenarsnes., :,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-24
GOING THROUGH 5ARRA6E

CkaAhumS1s 1GF- heard hundreds =
tmes o. asr-zges Few. however
save ih-. heruic bcys froE tais s:zfs
n 70 sic aaffaing s2iss7aom - iAe ~
felts q EsuFCg.e have - seea bsf
rage Or lis s5~cts At erzc. anrl4
Sa;e G.. 81 artillery hsrraes Is anaF
ore feature = - g1gzz-sc fireworks
aecs1cie. TIE We,l1s War Whicf
nsll he ses- ngA;.y - the 0sisaozaa
>tsfe FxsT 4 Ex9osslic1 q 0klzho1s
tFfT Tss specgzc8s Rsli As prog gcs.S
Ia frori 4 fhe grza5StSnd oeEfaE q
Seqtezf.e- - Ard sndizg c1 Sep,eE
Rsr =
Hundreds g: IRA Lad actors Psr1sc..
pate Tbsy are correctly cos-aned I
fAe nr.tcrEs @, AzZer azn and zslis-4
srmlss. I'D 4 Ire 1zturms ot Gs.
nxn 5ez1 gray A-e--cKr troops
charging ftro1Es Z curtain q 1rs pgs
scNr ~ s1szy artillery
-sTke w1ri6s VA = pra5ac.8 -
De- iAs supervision O. men Eho hare
4esssfsy taken par in oEserstsol~ on
ree western fruaf a. -sm ae-x O. he
a1s@d xrzsss. hz- who hsre beer re
zeas-3 trc= s=-v5cs eecsESe q v'caas
Ttis insuT-s .sitkfriaess =. ee-zl
AA1zg me many interesting feat
ures 4 The Wo-i1s Mar are scenes
sooEAg the s.orzing o. Ge--aa
sr.-cees ny American troops, re E4
certs.n C TIE T.zks ~ he Enhs5.-
szzts & 4 Freucn village ard sizilEr
iDc56ssis re1eci IL TIE czzlv lives 4
car 5oFs = bile. AID hattie Ire ever
,tsTe
Tnc1ss2ds c. square teet u' Canvas
xrz zss1 70 tcx-1 settings Tor -Tk.
Wo~lds MAJ. scores e 5orses and
olbe- animals zEe 2saa g give re2l.F
10 she basLls sce-ex ana sl.acht-s
guns. ss@ge czrne-. and c,As- military
aYsszr71s : e-plcyez 70 make Il ssea
uu-e ntelss
ssioe frrsTz Al scsazl trip 10 tie
western frCul- wh5ch fex Americans
Vii srer 5e shls 70 make excsps a.
solSiers- n0ahszg can giEe o1e an 53es
q modern hattie better than Is uaoo
srx 6ESlsezfe-TAe wor5d-s War"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-24
PRISONER WINS CASE ALoEY

L soesn. afsrn sams-n 1has :
lavsnxn ~srs init, ~ans- sns ~
lis else sn -h4 sar ~ -sser'A,s
eosn Qsesstaan II Aels. ~ even
l-.SS fre~uenrly ftet tAA rasnra
ss.sSsansl exv9nns94r os -hs w \
umhalf as ;he >nnrane anri
When = crseS hxruag X &. interest
.nr ans war,k no.sre Wtr 4
snan gains fr4agam frsg Sat (
prison -franrf as victory - a.
-ereS heiehtens And whsa tie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-24
THE IRONY or FATE

c-scseo. Sep. sf--Af,er spencins
thrte years N the trenenes with the
csnacar espeoitionsrs forces. sers-
Gear. Joseph -. S;eses- on leave fror,
.~e cansdian s-rrs. Was killed by an
automobile re-e f..e last NIGHT.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-24

Reeves seventeen wear ola negro.
cA4rge1 with sssaal,lng = tAree year
ola whiie girl north OF Blackshear.
v1s taken from The arres1ing off,
GERS who we're gangins hlm 10 Way
uss ana lynchtd early today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-24

lr ss4 serte in ~~ic~ .t lave
ees~ ~Sn. te shirs c' srwstt
Sh<re are &c srrsses i~ ;es str.s-
rle. here are e-s-t -s.4Srs
s-~-e<- T-4s t.e re- ~Nc re-at-
&c sin TIRE SCI arc -sz- re fae-
terses are n< isss rs-s - fHe
sTrny ira. IS l- France t-sr ire
sazss snc ias sec-ie r-sss. ofS~
.rxr peressr fre es+ttfsst TS
I'm e~e .rse -sec @ae rs@st -fsa
efsss &c ere rsrsesst frcri - Fsft
= ecr~r1r fse This nssfcr rte@s
al -e-. -. < rte-s cxc- -s-
-. i- sre fAelc tAs. ~9i -tSs'
rsezs0re r~.. e4t i~ re e--tsser
sAss ~ift Best serve TIE c-r--s-
cc.cs oe5~ra~ ~ilso-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-24

st5 mast feel prona sid moien as an American stree
sr ra or railroad she ss >sieeeeaea m Fre~ane "
. thr, million vfr at interest rateS thanA Aee
80 annain has hefier aek aan ne ecs1A *ha N'>
lrssna railrasd waief >reiar. AeAaao ttls N@ ~sA
Isl ea >eryatise hanksr> rat nine ana fhfef tf'
f money Ii usary Individual 70 ehA r-e f ~of
,han ,x F#r senf >n n>arx ter iananf.Ts IS '@S.
al -ea3 rne reluaers Ier eslf and ah Ai@ fANF q"
S>ns rhs Government ty fhe rag ua> s>s c guarantee
-Aa aan ~ and rArfv-snerer> gfr fA'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-24

People u Detroit f0.ellshiy sfy-
ing a. nnrming hlsnnasEells eaaA
are In training Z rrs1s- f.e 20 e
~ 5 Michigan winter sn1 'rE
- look h~sNe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-24
IN FLANDERS

LONDON. Sep -4-ln Flanders
brush troops succeeded IN cushing
III rwzrd and occupying a portion o-
The old British front line southeast
af yoormezee,e. below Ypres
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-24

The qnsrs around sh~ western
front seems - mean Taa, secA :
getting ready "a moye Linden
so-sf's line hack again fc en-
courage ihe Germans 81 hame
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-24
BULGARs SHOW WHITE FEATHER

Pans Sept 14Many Bulgarian troops deserving
adyices from the Macedonian front reported iha, five
hundred and sixty regiment executed
the command German officers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-24

Exp@rf guessers are - ss'ser
teesn 81 whai ihe hal>eF nill i-l
rh4m 81 romt wAen fsAf aiisfe'
snav~ah anita Berlin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-24

4 YANKEE military writer >@Ns
che fan az Metz nll END 'hs war
Even ii is s4o-sn I ~ ; gclms 'o
gaake sn awful change in Metz :
appearance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-24
ALLIES ARE WINNING IN PALESTINE



The Total number 0: Turks taken prisoner will largely
the 25o0 areadv reported the official
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-24
crEa- c-NRcA Man IS
NEARING T-E end

s.. Pz.f. Mir. Sept e--T-e cor
-:sor e A-c-els-o- go-r ireisro ~ss
9rc-sn7eo >; clocs tnis morning.
RS seeere.s-s snn3uncec. -e IS ssih
~-cersc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-24
The Seige of Metz

Theres gong 10 be a sacrifice
There {, TO iouhi with
Now 81 SOU stop 70 seru,inize
The ihing plain
Tte greatest nafion II fhe world
Has mlion srrayed.
And anywhere iher flag unfurs
Those Ysuks rot afraid
They did capifua'e
To any foreign Toe
When pride and grif associate
There's nothing they cant do.
Oar army has laid siege to Metz
4 wonderful stronghold
The Haode and time ] m
And has hu, unfold
Al hsnehiy FrIiz- with ali Thy skill
Why were you wise
Your frequent visits 70 your still
Gave you false enterprise
Abnormal thrift has been thy bsne.
Thy Sreash exceeds thy dreams.
Thy pride has wrought in son disisin
And rendered yon nend.
The way j open for retreat.
And Berlin i goal
Your oversureS ali deceit
Hence. demand rour soul
Guthrie. Okla Sept q. 1915. j c strstton
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-24

TAe se-ni-rosls- Is much seen On
sss1sss vsss ssn<. sRx-sz .a4AA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-24

enAa - s
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-08-10
STREINA NEWS

Ole Berg, of the North Midas Copper Go. is making great rtrides with it's development.
 A cyanide plant is under con struction which will treat 200 tons of ore day. the ore averag ing 80 to SOC doll 1rs a ton.
 45O0 it of tram will run from the mine to the mill, and a saw will be installed which will cut 10000 feet per day.
 ) miles of auto road has heen built which crosses the KusI1ili- nt River. The bridge at this point was built by Gus Johnson a splendid structure 300 ft long so ft span, and unlike the NIlina Bridge, is there to stay.
 30 men are employed on the property, it's outlook is A. 1.
 The Nugget Creek Copper Cor poration, under w Dubois, is also doing considerable work.
 With view to handling heavy shipments this fall by auto truck forty men are now employed on road work.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-08-10

The first sufferers on the Mi gina River through the loss of the bridge were Mr and Mrs Rodovan and Jim Burgess, who in fording the river last week got into quicksands and had a very narrow escape from drown ing.
 No matter how hard we strive for just ordinary life saving ne- cessities in this section of the country, it seems as though we are Jonahs when it comes to get tirg a bridge that will stand long enough to help us.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-08-10

c. B. Hirdning thu man who brought the fourteen thousand dollar saWmill plant to Chisana has bought Harry Boyden's property in Mccarthy he twill house up his plant and sbend next winter in Mccarthy.
 Hirdning is a first class saw mill man, has spent twenty one years in Alaska and the Yukon.
 Hasn't seen the outside since coming North.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-08-10

Elizabeth Faddis was delight ed yesterday to receive a notifi- cation from the Department of Education at Juneau stating that she had successfully passed her examinations and is now quail fled to enter high school.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-08-10
ITEMS OF INTEREST

Two large hunting parties in town today, Gap. Hubrick's left this afternoon with 26 horses < } guides. c. Baxter, the we'll known guide of Yukon Territory came overland from Whiteho rse to meet the Williams party, and they will leave tomorrow for the hunting grounds.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-08-10
Contract let for Building Cabins

The contract for the building of the two most important re- lief cabins on the Chisana trail has been awarded to D Wood man of McCaathy according to a notification recently received from Road Commissioner James Wilson Valdez.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-08-10

At a meeting of the School Board a telegram from Miss Mccarthy was read stating that she would not return for next school year.
 It was lecided to communi- cate with a lady from South Eastern Alaska with a view to appointing her.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-08-10

Game Warden Peter Ericksen received a pleasant surprise in the mail yesterday when his salary was raised $1O month.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-08-10
CHISANA NEWS

CHISANA NEWS
 Chisana: July 29th. Especial to the News)
 On the 26th of the month the first rain of the season fell, and it has kept up to date, all the streams are very high, good water for mining.
 The mosquitos are one mis- erable pest this season.
 Up to the present the miners had dams to impound the water in order to sluice, it takes four hours to fill the pond, the water in which is exhausted after one hours shovelling in.
 A few days ago our mail ar rived on the pack train, so every thing was dropped in order to read the news of the world war.
 We certainly feel the absence of the six young men called from this camp.
 Curl Whitman, old timer and prosperous miner of this camp leaves today to join the colors.
 At present this camp has an awful black eye, needing quite a few pounds of beef, it begins to look, too, as tho there will be a scarcity of me1t this winter, for by sizing up the herd of mala- mutes to be fed, the outlook for human consumption is doubtful
 Sam Shucklin and w. w. liar vey spent some time with us, they say this balmy aiA' is just the thing for tourists.
 It is reported that our govern m mt is 10 build somo relief houses on the trail for the bene- fit of the Chisana people: they a getting generous for us, they b tilt bridge o7er the Nizina River, that the fog from the glacier washed out as soon as the crew and Road Commission got off the works (tough luck).
 The sheepin our locality are similar to Mccarthy prices, when we come along, they go up.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-08-10

New Supply of War Savings Stamps received at the Post Office today.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-08-10

Albert Dennis has been ap- pointed agent for the "McCarthy Weekly News" at Kennecott.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-08-10

Dick Noodman has put the skids under his residence, aud will move it to the Second St. frontage of his lot.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-08-10

Miss Elsie Ware has accepted reappointment as school mist re sS at Kennecott,
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-08-10

New books at the Post Office Rinehart's Kings, Queens and Pawns" Services Poems inctud- ing new Rhy mes of Red Cross Mar land many others.
 New stock of Alladln Lamp Chimneys and Mantles on sale at the Post Office.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-08-10

A new garage is being built at the Mother Lode plant.
 Mike MolenSki, the Placer op- orator from Rex Creek, visited town this week.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-08-10
ADJUSTMENTS

At the Movie Show tomorrow evening special appearance of Dol othy Dalton in a Five Reel Comedy entitled" Chicken Casey
 Also Lion's Cartoon.
 Pathe News and
 Ed lc otional pictures.
 Picture Show and Dance at Kennecott this evening in aid of the Red Cross.
 Refreshments served.
 A number of Mccarthy people are going by automobile. Join the crowd, have a good time, help the cause along.